Casa Ramirez News Today

Casa Ramirez has been part of the Houston community for nearly 40 years. Inside their colorful shop on 19th street in the Heights, you'll find all kinds of colorful gifts, art and books. Ahead of Cinco de Mayo, owner Chrissie Dickerson Ramirez is sharing not only the significance of this holiday, but also how she's continuing the mission of her late husband, Macario. Watch the full interview to learn more about this Houston gem.

From gearing up for college football to revisiting a filmic epic, check out our best bets over the next seven days.

The art of promoting cultural diversity

A colorful, cathartic Heights celebration

Parts of West 19th Street will be closed to vehicular traffic for the first time since 2019. There are White Linen Night events on that thoroughfare as well as on White Oak Drive and in other parts of the Heights.

Weekends in the city are made for adventure and this one looks good for covering the “A’s” on your list; amor, art and an auction. Not necessarily in that order.

I never considered this but Dias de los Muertos, aka Day of the Dead, is over two days, November 1-2. The Days of the Dead at Casa Ramirez Folkart Gallery

An annual Fall Festival is returning to the Mahoning Valley for its sixth year. 

Its the most bootiful time of the year, if you like scary delights and cool crisp air

Local artists and businesses will be set up between Steel Street and McKinley Avenue on Youngstowns West Side.