Houston s oldest neighborhood launches plan to showcase its culture The East End s legacy will be preserved thanks to this new plan. Houston’s oldest neighborhood, the East End, is in the midst of an unprecedented renaissance. Now, a new plan matches will ensure the vibrant area will be culturally preserved as it grows. The East End District announced a new Cultural Arts Strategic Plan, one that’s meant to provide a framework for cultivating the cultural landscape of the area over the next 10 years. This new plan is the result of seven months of research, analysis, and community outreach to area residents, business owners, artists, cultural activists, historians, and more, according to a press release.
The most delicious festival of the year is almost here
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The 10th annual Tamale Festival is this Saturday, Dec. 12, at Gulf Coast Distillers.Courtesy: Daniel Hinojosa
It s not the holidays without Houston s signature and mouthwatering event, the Tamale Festival.
Houston s tastiest fest will take place Saturday, Dec. 12 at Gulf Coast Distillers from noon until 6 p.m.
Celebrating its 10-year anniversary, The East End will come alive with one of the most popular events. Houstonians will surely be flocking to the fest to pick up a dozen or two of the best tamales around.
This year, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, things will be a little different, with the event held at a different location from the traditional Navigation Esplanade, even organizer Daniel Hinojosa told Chron.
The most delicious festival of the year is almost here
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The 10th annual Tamale Festival is this Saturday, Dec. 12, at Gulf Coast Distillers.Courtesy: Daniel Hinojosa
It s not the holidays without Houston s signature and mouthwatering event, the Tamale Festival.
Houston s tastiest fest will take place Saturday, Dec. 12 at Gulf Coast Distillers from noon until 6 p.m.
Celebrating its 10-year anniversary, The East End will come alive with one of the most popular events. Houstonians will surely be flocking to the fest to pick up a dozen or two of the best tamales around.
This year, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, things will be a little different, with the event held at a different location from the traditional Navigation Esplanade, even organizer Daniel Hinojosa told Chron.