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Houston’s Theater District will soon have a new look with the debut of Lynn Wyatt Square for the Performing Arts, a new public green space across from Jones Hall at a site described by city officials as the district’s “front lawn.”
Read MoreFollowing a $26.5 million redevelopment of the former Jones Plaza, the Lynn Wyatt Square for the Performing Arts in downtown Houston’s Theater District will open to the public on Sept. 22.
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Read MoreThe renovations will range from new acoustical and infrastructure improvements to updated and relocated restrooms; wider stairways; an expanded Green Room and lobby improvements.
Read MoreHello, I love the ballet, musicals, etc. Currently looking at Little Mermaid at the Hobby Center, I would want to take my niece. How does last call tickets work? And are they available for all these live shows in theater district? How much are last…
Read MoreThe Lancaster Hotel’s Cultivated F&B is a Houston favorite for business lunches, pre-theatre dining and late-night cocktails, but as curtains rise throughout the Theater District, the venerable spot is stepping into the limelight itself with …
Read MoreThe coronavirus pandemic and ensuing shutdown have impacted just about every industry, from restaurants to retail. It has also caused severe financial damage to our local arts scene, and the Houston Theater District has endured an especially rough ride…
Read MoreThe new digs promise to be bigger and better.
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Read MoreWhile the theme of the Performing Arts Houston Kaleidoscope Ball was “A Night in the Garden District,” the mood was clearlyĀ laissez le bon temps rouler. The evening began on Fish Plaza outside of Wortham Theater Center where Southern cockta…
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