Houston Seniors

14/01/2025

13/01/2025

An Italian artist surprised with a shocking exhibit titled "Life is short, enjoy it before it melts," where he used ice blocks as the protagonists. The sculptures, created in elaborate and ephemeral forms, were designed to melt slowly, symbolizing the fragility of existence and the need to cherish every moment.

The exhibition sought to generate reflection not only on the impermanence of life, but also on the impact of climatechange, showing how something seemingly solid can disappear over time.

13/01/2025

12/01/2025

Thank you, Paul Revere .

12/01/2025

Looks like a good time.

12/01/2025

12/01/2025

Under his ownership, the Dallas Cowboys have become a moneymaking mediocrity. For transforming America’s Team into America’s Punch Line, we’re giving Jones our magazine’s highest dishonor. 

12/01/2025

11/01/2025

Port Arthur's own.

Mark Rothko “Untitled” 1969 acrylic and ink on wove paper. National Gallery of Art.

10/01/2025

10/01/2025

Join us in cheering on the Houston Texans as they take on the Los Angeles Chargers for the NFL Playoffs. Experience the game on our Jumbo LED screens suspended from the ceiling. 🏈
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Youth Group will be hosting a special raffle throughout the game with prizes including a CJ Stroud autographed football, a 55-inch TV, and more. Come out and support this amazing organization!

Don’t miss out on our bar specials with at POST Market:

‍🥃 Call Liquors - $5
Bacardi, Jameson, Townes, Lunazul, Bombay
🍺 Craft Draft Beers - $5
🍻 Domestic Draft Beers - $3

10/01/2025

BALL FOR ALL Woodridge Baptist Church is excited to hold our annual “Ball for All” coming to Kingwood on February 21, 2025. This night will be a fun, memorable experience for members of our community with Special Needs (aged 14+) to dance, sing and eat while experiencing the warmth of God’s lo...

08/01/2025

Did you know the first 24-Hour grocery store in Houston opened in 1946? It was a Minimax location, and demand was so high for the round the clock shopping the chain opened a second 24/7 store in 1948. During this era these two stores were open 365 days a year. More information on minimax here: https://houstonhistoricretail.com/grocery/minimax/

Do you miss 24-hour shopping?