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A snowy egret, yellow-crowned night heron and barred owl were recently seen in Hampton Roads and North Carolina.

As the art world lavished praise on the Museum of Fine Arts for its bold plans, employees tell a very different story.

Bayou City musicians weathered Covid-19 any way they could. By Chris Gray 5/11/2021 at 6:00am Published in the Spring 2021 issue of Houstonia Cover photo: Music promoter and musician Allen Hill, who lives across the street from the Continental Club, practices guitar in his neighbor's yard. Photo by Thomas Shea. Houston’s musicians are resilient. They have to be. They’ll play for tips, at weddings, on the sidewalk—wherever there’s a gig. When the coronavirus pandemic began, that’s also what made them uniquely vulnerable. Many ply their trade in dark, poorly ventilat...

iframe src "https://embed.hpm.io/389056/389054" style "height: 115px; width: 100%;" /iframe X A new public art installation in greater Northside Houston is aimed at raising awareness of and providing resources to victims and witnesses of human trafficking. Part of UP Art Studio's Mini Murals program, with funding through the city of Houston, the murals — highly colorful and visible from the street — are painted on traffic control cabinets by local artists. They include the phone number for the National Human Trafficking Hotline, alongside uplifting images of birds, flowers and butt...