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Houston Young People for the Arts + Advantage BMW Midtown invite you to an evening of splendour with I Dream of Maharani

Houston Young People for the Arts' I Dream of Maharani

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I Dream of Maharani
Houston Young People for the Arts’ Gala
Saturday, February 6, 2010, 7-10 pm
House of Blues Foundation Room

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Join us for an evening of splendour fit for a Maharajah and Maharani.

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Houston Arts Scene | What’s Going On

Don’t Miss HYPA’s Upcoming Events for Members + Non-Members including

Cocktails + Culture Crawl - Thursday, September 24, 6-9p, Houston Pavilions - open to the public, more information here.

Red Light Winter with Horse Head Theatre Co., Saturday, September 26 - HYPA members receive $10 tickets, more information here.

An Evening at Barbara Davis Gallery - Tuesday, September 29, 7-8:30p, more information here.

Culture Collision IV - Tuesday, October 13, 6-8 pm, Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens, info coming soon.

September 18, 19, 23 | Out of the Dark: Bobbindoctrin Nightclub Acts. Bobbindoctrin Puppet Theatre proudly returns to its rowdy roots with a collection of old and new short shows built specifically for nightclub venues.  www.bobbindoctrin.org for showtimes.  Super Happy Fun Land, 3801 Polk. $10, Friday & Saturday.  Wednesday is Pay-What-You-Wish. No reservations. Super Happy Fun Land, 3801 Polk.

Wednesday, September 23, 5:30 p | Opera in the Heights Presents Ann Thompson.  One of Houston’s most popular opera lecturer since 1975, Ann Thompson wants everyone to enjoy his/her visit to the opera.  She’ll tell you about love and sexual intrigue, myster and murder and guarantee you enjoy your trip to the opera. Free. Music. Fun. Wine. Networking.  Houston Piano Company, 1518 W. 13th Street.  Visit here for more information.

Thursday, September 24 - COCKTAILS + CULTURE CRAWL WITH FRESH ARTS.  Featuring performances by Opera in the Heights, Main Street Theater, Matthew Manalo of Via Colori, Aurora Picture Show, art cars from the Orange Show, and winding down with a live show by Runaway Sun at House of Blues.  5 different drinks, 5 different restaurants. $30 all inclusive w/ valet parking.  www.downtownhouston.org for tickets!  Houston Pavilions, 1201 Fannin.

September 25 - November 7 | Second Seating - a visual arts installation of fanciful chandeliers and elegant dinner tables made with found objects and recycled products from Houston’s East End industry.  Created by Mary Margaret Hansen with participating artists Teodora Estrada, Agnes Welch Eyster, Mercedes Fernandez, Gonzo247, Victor Rodriguez, Jesse Sifuentes, Jose Solis and Catarina Williams.  Open M-F, 9:30a-4p; Sat, 11a-5p.  20 N. Chenevert.

September 25-27 | Strange Fruit at Discovery Green.  Strange Fruit, an aerial performance troupe, makes is Texas premiere this weekend.  A fusion of theatre, dance and circus in a elevated medium.  Visit www.discoverygreen.com for specific performance times.

September 25-26 | A Weekend of Texas Contemporary Dance.  Performances include American Repertory Ensemble of Austin, Amy Ell and CORE Performance Company, Paola Georgudis and Lindsey McGill, Freneticore, HIStory Dance Company, Jane Weiner with Hope Stone Dance, Houston Metropolitan Dance Company, REDDance, Urban Souls Dance Company.  For schedules, visit www.milleroutdoortheatre.com.  FREE.

Saturday, September 26 | Aurora Picture Show Garden Party - an evening of film, food and flowers.  Bring your blankets and chairs to a night under teh stars in Mandell Park feat. short films about gardening and nature.  Free.  Mandell Park, corner of Richmond and Mandell.  www.aurorapictureshow.org.

Saturday, September 26 | Dinner + Dancing in Schulenberg at Sengelmann Hall.  Houston artists Dana Harper and Hana Hillerova bought and renovated Sengelmann Hall to its original 1880’s saloon elegance.  There is a Czech restaurant and dance hall with live music every weekend.  Ticket: $100 incl. bus, dinner and dancing. E-mail lookatart@aol.com for more information.  Read about the renovation here or www.sengelmannhall.com.

Saturday, September 26, 7:30pm | Opera Under the Stars at Bayou Bend.  Bayou Bend and Opera Vista team up for their third opera.  Enjoy a memorable evening of music and beauty under the stars on the Diana Lawn outside the MFAH’s stunning house museum.  A Fiddler’s Tale by Wynton Marsalis will be performed.  www.mfah.org/bayoubend

Wednesday, October 1 | UH Red Block Bash - Arts Open House.  Celebrate and experience UH arts and get a sneak peek of upcoming fall events.  Evening incl. on-site screen printing with the School of Art, performances from the School of Theatre & Dance, Blaffer Gallery’s Red Block Bash activities, live music, free food and drink and more.  Free.  UH Arts Quadrangle at Entrance 16 off Cullen Blvd.  www.mitchellcenterforarts.org.

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Houston Arts Scene, Thursday - Sunday

Just a few of our picks for the weekend!  Read the rest (and for the next week and a half in our free newsletter HERE!)

Also, don’t miss our next event on Thursday, August 20!  More details here. 

Thursday, July 30 | 6-8 pm | Ballet Barre, Young Professionals for Houston Ballet Kick-Off Party.  Cocktails and light bites at Belvedere, sponsored by Houston magazine.  Join by July 30th and receive one FREE general admission to Nutcracker Market.  All attendees will be entered to win two Nutcracker Market Preview Party tickets (value $300).  Belvedere, 1131 Uptown Park Blvd. #1.  www.houstonballet.org/balletbarre.

Thursday, July 30 | 6-9 pm | Opening: Tierney Malone: La Cosa Nostra.
Houston artist Tierney L. Malone presents ”La Cosa Nostra,” a series of new works that reflect Malone’s continuing investigation of text and typography, as well as his passion for music, storytelling and cinema. Literally “our thing,” cosa nostra is synonymous with the Sicilian mafia. These works are inspired by Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Godfather (Parts 1 & 2).”  Tierney Malone is a nationally-known artist working in Houston. His work is included in many prominent collections across the country-the public collections of the Museum of Fine Arts Houston and the Kansas City Jazz Museum; and the private collections of jazz singer Kurt Elling and New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada.  Through August 30.  Free.  KHON’S wine darts coffee art, 2808 Milam. 
Now Through August 29.  The Tamarie Cooper Show: Journey to the Center of My Brain (in 3D!).  Houston Chronicle preview by Everett Evans.  Cooper’s new show takes the audience on a journey to the center of her brain  (enter at your own risk!).  Singing neurotransmitters, brainfarts, raging hormones, Tamarie’s inner child, id, and super-ego are just some of the characters featured in this journey of self-discovery, science-style! In this world premiere musical extravaganza, Tamarie plays herself and she shares the stage with Catastrophic favorites Kyle Sturdivant as her Self-Control, Walt Zipprian as Dopamine, Noel Bowers as a blues-singing brainfart as well as Daniel Adame, Julie Boneau, Jeremy Carlson, Sara Jo Dunstan, Rebecca Randall Feit, DeWitt Gravink, Christian Holmes, Sean Patrick Judge, Richard Lyders, and Karina Pal-Montano Bowers. All tickets to The Tamarie Cooper Show: Journey To The Center Of My Brain (In 3D!) are PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN.  Suggested ticket price is $25 but no one will be turned away for lack of funds.  For tickets, call the Stages Repertory box office at 713-527-8243 or visit www.stagestheatre.comwww.catastrophictheatre.com.  3201 Allen Parkway.
Friday, July 31 | 8 pm - 2 am | Rockstar Karaoke with Emerging Leaders + HYPA at Sammy’s at 2016 Main. 50% of the sales of the Downtown-tini support Houston Downtown Alliance Emerging Leaders and Houston Young People for the Arts.  Not your typical amateur vocal phenomena, this show puts YOU on stage with a hot four-piece band, in an experience complete with costumes, props, back-up vocals and a screaming crowd (hopefully screaming yays instead of boos!).  Free.  2016 Main.
Saturday, August 1 | 6 pm - 10 pm | White Linen Night in the Heights.  The Houston Heights invites community members and art lovers to wear white linen, explore the neighborhood, and celebrate their annual White Linen Night. Billed as “sultry, steamy, exotic and artfully provocative,” the evening offers art, entertainment, shopping, dining, signature drinks from eclectic bars and white linen fashion.  White Linen Night banners will identify participating shops, restaurants, and galleries, scattered throughout the Heights, from 19th Street, Studewood and Yale to Heights Blvd., White Oak and Washington.  This year’s celebration will offer complimentary hospitality receptions at different gathering places. Also new are private pre-parties, VIP parties and after-parties.  www.whitelinennightheights.com. Free (not including pre-parties and after parties).

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Houston Young People for the Arts 3rd Annual Gala: Fire+Ice

Houston Young People for the Arts' Fire + Ice Gala

Purchase Tickets Here

Saturday, January 24, 2009, 8 pm to 12 midnight
Houston Pavilions, 3rd Level, 1201 Fannin

Valet parking included with pre-purchased tickets.  Valet on Fannin & Dallas or San Jacinto & Dallas 

Be Entertained
Luminosity fire dancers + DJ Ceeplus Bad Knives + Glasnost + Ice Designs

Eat + Drink All Night
McCormick & Schmick’s + House of Blues + Saint Arnold Brewing Company + Stockholm Krystal Vodka

Tariff For The Hottest Ticket In Town
HDA/EL/HYPA members:  $50
Non-members: $75
HYPA membership + gala ticket:  $100 ($140 value)
Valet parking included for tickets sold in advance
$10 premium at the door

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