Events in Houston This Week

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Here's a quick snapshsot of the hottest social activities and cultural events taking place in the Houston area. On everyone's calendar for this month should be:
Cirque Imagination
MLK Day parade
Houston Marathon

For this week's list of things to do in Houston I've spotlighted an original play, free family fun and high flying entertainment.

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Cirque Imagination-Montage!

One of the most exciting events in Houston this week happens out at the Stafford Centre.

Some former Cirque du Soleil artists have joined together to delight audiences with their amazing acrobatic flair. Get detailed event information from the Stafford Centre website.

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CHILDREN'S MUSEUM		CONTACT INFORMATION
		www.spahouston.org 6:30 pm, Thursday, January 8, 2009 p.m. On Thursday evenings the Children’s Museum located near Midtown Houston gives the entire family a chance to meet local and touring artists and learn about other cultures and art forms. This week featured guest are DrumBREAK from the upcoming Houston event DrumLine Live

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That’s Love


This musical comedy spews energy, song, dance and inspiration! It's an original stage play that tugs at your emotions like a Bonnie & Clyde love story, except the backdrop for most of the action, is on the grounds of a church presumed abandoned for 80 years.

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Things To Do In Houston This Week Aug 18-23 2008

Racism and other key issues that keep us from connecting as a true community are the topics of disscussion as we strive towards creating a more perfect union. This weeK KPFT and the Center for the Healing of Racism invite you to to share in a dialogue on these issues, Tuesday, August 19 from 7-9 pm at Saint Paul’s United Methodist Church in Midtown Houston.

There will be a panel of representative members of our community to facilitate a discussion beginning on the pivotal divisive issue we face in our nation: racism. Everyone can submit questions, which will be compiled and presented in the second half of the program.

This program will be take place in the Fondren Hall at St. Paul’s,located in Midtown Houston, near the Museum of Fine Arts. Free parking is available across Fannin St from the church.

This event will be a great way to begin your week. Of course there are lots more things to do in Houston this week and you can count on Midtown Live to bring them to you. Sign up for the free RSS feed or bookmark this page for quick and easy access to What's Happeniing In Houston This Week.

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