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"Each weekend from March through October, the Miller Outdoor Theatre hosts delightful, free performances, including live music reflecting cultures around the globe, children's plays, famous musicals, Shakespearean dramas and presentations by the Houston Symphony. While all shows are free, guests can sometimes acquire tickets through the box office for seats in the covered area. Recommended for Free Things to Do because: The caliber of performances staged at Miller Outdoor Theatre could easily cost upwards of $50 a ticket at other venues."

"The fresh air on a warm summer night and the sight of lighting bugs glowing the sky just makes every note sound so much sweeter. A tremendous part of Hermann Park is Miller Outdoor Theater. From the early spring to late fall, you can see great live entertainment here."

"Hosting Houston’s best performances, you can always catch a show when the weather is good. See opera, ballet, children’s shows, and more."

"Comedy meets music at the always-entertaining Music Box Theater. Musicians and artists blend songs, sketches and soul into a show that will have you laughing and singing along all night long."

"Later in the evening, if you want to get some culture in, you can double back to the Theatre District to catch a show at the Alley Theatre or Symphony (buy tickets in advance). In particular, Yo-Yo Ma is playing at 7:30pm on February 4."

"Address: 3821 Richmond Ave, Houston, Texas, USA Site: http://www.ilovepeppertree.com Phone: 1-713-621-9488 $$. Pepper Tree has been gracing Houston with vegan Asian food since 2004 and there’s a reason why it’s definitely one of the best vegan restaurants in Houston. Family-owned and operated, you’ll feel like family once you step inside this spacious and welcoming restaurant nestled in a small shopping center."

"Roughly translated to “the art of eating”, Kuu embodies its mantra with artsy inspired plating and dishes created by acclaimed Chef Adison Lee of Nobu London fame. Chef Lee combines rich textures and flavor palettes in pairings like uni-crusted King crab made with uni custard and key lime or crispy duck with a wasabi beet reduction. Well priced and in a beautiful wood paneled serene setting, Kuu has proven itself to be a Japanese cuisine treasure in Houston."

"With Nobu-trained Chef Adison Lee at the helm, this sultry hotspot is giving big guns like Uchi and Kata Robata a run for its money. Lee’s impressively delicate sushi and sashimi is locally and seasonally inspired, thanks to their drive to reach new levels of greatness and a handy in-house forager. Eat the exquisite cuts and rolls alongside a sturdy lineup of inspired takes on Japanese classics and some sake."

"At the helm of Kuu Restaurant is chef Adison Lee, a Nobu alum who trained under Nobu Matsuhisa. Lee has created a modern menu blending classic and contemporary Japanese creations u..."

"Asian countries have been known to bring some of the most beloved flavors and fresh styles of cooking to the western world. At Blue Onyx Bistro, they’ve taken some of those traditional Asian flavors and combined them with a French style of cooking to create something truly unique. Headed by Chef David Chang, the kitchen at Blue Onyx Bistro is here to bring you some of the most delicious seafood in Houston - and we can truly say that you’ve probably never experienced anything like it."

"Happy hour here is Monday through Friday from 3-6:30 pm, and they also have some great lunch deals each day, too. They have beer and wine on special."

"This must-try spot doesn’t technically serve scoops, but they serve the perfect frozen treats for Houston’s hot days: popsicles. At Steel City Pops, you can try a myriad of pops, ranging from creamy to fruity to cookie pops. And if that’s not enough, you can dip your pop in chocolate!"

"Sweet is what happens when two friends who can’t get enough of all things sugary, teach themselves about how to craft all variety of confections and start magic in a tiny kitchen. Before long, you end up with a small shop imagined by artists and occupied by anyone seeking an urban refuge where you can’t go wrong no matter what you choose to eat. They source locally and they treat the Earth as gently as possible with all things sustainable."

"Any Houston girl knows that a box full of SWEET macarons is worlds better than a box of chocolates for any special occasion. If you’re a single lady, be your own bae and treat yourself to the variety of yummy flavors available at the macaron counter."

"Located on the corner of Kirby and Richmond, Dessert Gallery is a one-stop bakery plus cafe. They serve everything from handcrafted pies to gluten-friendly French macaroons, but their layered cakes (like unicorn cake and the gluten-friendly white chocolate concorde cake) truly takes the award. On top of all that, Dessert Gallery also accepts orders for custom cakes, perfect for birthday’s, weddings and anniversaries, baby showers and graduations."

"This Upper Kirby dessert shop has customers raving about the chocolate Nutella cake—moist and flavorful, but not too sweet. The toffee chocolate chip cookie is another menu highlight that’s hard to beat."

"<p>The Dessert Gallery Bakery and Café offers a little bit of everything. Since 1995, this bakery has been making homemade cakes and desserts. (Photo: Dessert Gallery)</p>"

"One of Houston’s most international contemporary art museums, Station is a hub for energizing culture, art, film, and community. With exhibitions showcasing art from Peru, Colombia, Palestine, Iraq, Afghanistan, Congo, and more, the museum comingles political, aesthetic, social, and spiritual perspectives from around the world with local Houston audiences in a decadent display of worldly appeal. The museum prides itself on its devotion to free speech and expression and offers a variety of means to engage visitors in dialogue and reflection, such as through artist showcases, film screenings, and community gatherings."

"The Station Museum of Contemporary Art in Houston’s Third Ward area is an organization which aims to showcase works of fine art or contemporary art, especially those that depict Houston’s rich culture. The various exhibitions from India, Russia, Congo, Colombia, Peru and other nations portray work by local, national and international artists and put into question numerous social constructs. Founded : 2001Address : 1502 Alabama St, Houston, TX 77004, United StatesTimings : 11:00 am to 6:00 pm (Wednesday-Sunday), Monday- Tuesday closedAdmission Fee : None"

"11am-6pmNotes: Fun fact: This culturally diverse museum was formerly an auto shop, making the local and global art exhibits arguably the prettiest things you’ll ever see in an auto shop. With an emphasis on the fine arts that reflect the cultural diversity of Houston’s communities, the museum has held comprehensive exhibitions from Mexico, Peru, Venezuela, Colombia, Congo, South Africa, Czech Republic, Austria, Palestine, Iraq, India, Afghanistan, and Russia."

"See works from the prehistoric era, medieval art, and early modern art. You can also view works by Fernand Léger, Mark Rothko, Max Ernst, René Magritte, and more. Head to the nearby Rothko Chapel to see more works and get a dose of relaxation."

"The Menil Collection is considered one of the most important privately assembled art collections of the twentieth century and is a Houston highlight. Housed in a modernist building designed by Renzo Piano, it... Top ChoicePark in Houston"