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If you want to witness the eclipse in all its glory surrounded by other equally-enthused spectators, consider heading to one of numerous eclipse-watching events scheduled throughout the state.

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Fall is here, Houston!

Do you belong to the Beyhive? Here’s where to go if you want to “wave your hands side to side, put it in the air” with fellow Sasha Fierce fans.

It was a madhouse unlike anything I had ever experienced.

Fans can register now until Sept. 17, at 9 p.m. HERE for the ticket sale.

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Adventurous shoppers looking for bargains will enjoy browsing the bountiful bins of Vntg Sply

In this new Sunday feature KPRC 2 reporters, anchors, and producers offer a play-by-play of their ideal Sunday. Get ideas on where to go, what to do around town, and how to live it up on the weekends.

A glimpse of the charming abode’s exterior and passersby are likely to assume the property is the definition of normal. It’s not. See what lies just behind the front door.

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Jackie Wallace and Owen Conflenti talk about all the fun things happening at the Houston Zoo between now and December.

The sheer grandeur of the space, coupled with the dim lighting, lulled me into a state of deep calm before the session even started.

Looking to make the most of the weekend? Stay up to date on the best things to see, do, and eat in Houston.

Suffering from book lust? Kaboom Books can scratch your itch.

“It’s nice to create something that has meaning to other people,” Lakin said. “It’s my little contribution to the world.”

Looking to make the most of the weekend? Stay up to date on the best things to see, do, and eat in Houston.

Enjoy your favorite local music artists at Hermann Park on Aug. 18 and 19

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Houston Theater Week will return in mid-August for its second annual event.

“Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience” will open in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex on Oct. 28.

It’s a big city, with plenty to do, see, hear and watch. Here’s a sampling of the city’s cultural highlights this weekend.

The fun returns this year during the second weekend in August.

It’s a big city, with plenty to do, see, hear and watch. Here’s a sampling of the city’s cultural highlights this weekend.

Becker’s Books offers an inviting biblioscape for book lovers with plenty of time to browse.

Where to eat now

Touted as a “harmonious blend between traditional and modern,” Albi’s menu offers a mix of Lebanese, Turkish, and Jordanian cuisines.

'We gon' party like it's your birthday'

Take the woman of the hour to a restaurant to celebrate

Battered by surging consumer prices and rising interest rates, the U.S. economy shrank at a 0.6% annual rate from April through June, the government announced Thursday, unchanged from its previous second-quarter estimate.

The company is called “Masterpiece Desserts.” It’s located in the heart of Cy-Fair at Rosehill Beer Garden. “The World’s Most Delicious Cheesecake”“Masterpiece Desserts is home of the world’s most delicious cheesecake,” Winsome Brooks said. So much so, Masterpiece Desserts was nominated and eventually selected to receive a $25,000 award, as part of the Discover “Eat it Forward” program. We really want to support public education and we want to support the teachers out there,” Winsome Brooks said. To learn more about Masterpiece Desserts, click on the link.

Here’s what we found:This “Corona” beer costume is the least distasteful of the bunch. The costume’s beer label reads “No Known Cure COVID-19.″ Note the mask on the person wearing the costume. Product shot from Amazon.com (Amazon)This ghoulish, cartoon-looking lime-green latex mask is one of the many available mask options on the site. Product shot from Amazon.com (Amazon)This is probably the only costume you’ll be able to find at a local Halloween store. Product shot from Amazon.com (Amazon)Do you think it’s OK to dress up in one of these costumes for Halloween?

Published: May 30, 2020, 9:22 am Updated: May 30, 2020, 11:59 amHOUSTON KPRC 2 is continuing to feature local businesses as the Houston economy re-opens. Today were featuring minority-owned businesses in The Woodlands area. Below youll find a variety of minority-owned businesses that offer tasty Latin food and beauty services in The Woodlands:This Asian cafe serves bubble tea, organic and vegan food, burgers, hot tea and natural smoothies and juices. Address: 3335 College Park Drive Suite 400, The WoodlandsPhone: (936) 231-89891Body Med Spas vision is devoting time to teaching its clients to love themselves from the inside out, according to its website. Address: 17947 I-45 S. Suite 226, ShenandoahPhone: (832) 562-9344Latin +58 offers authentic Venezuelan food like arepas, cachapas, tequeos and empanadas, as well as drinks and desserts.

Discover where you can find up to 40% off furniture this weekend for Presidents Day | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2Published: February 12, 2020, 3:13 pmWhether is recliners, bedroom or living room furniture, there is something for every style and budget at Star Furniture & Mattresses. Houston Life reporter, Lauren Kelly, has a preview of what you can expect at this weekend at their big Presidents Day sale.