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Teacher Judy Lehman leads this advanced class that applies the fun and easy technique to two projects.Saturday, June 239 am - 4 pm (1 hour lunch break)$140 ($130 Jung Center members)Limit: 25Box lunch included with registration.Take Zentangle® to the next st...

Therapist Tom Carter traces the transforming path of grief through our dreams, visions, and numinous experiences.Thursday, July 126 - 8:30 pm$50 ($40 Jung Center members)What does it mean to grieve? Whether we are confronted by death, divorce, the end of a ca...

Psychologist Michael Winters introduces this rich, commonsense approach to encouraging the discovery of meaning and purpose.Friday, June 2910 am - 1 pm$60 ($50 Jung Center members)3 CE hours Learn how to move beyond the alleviation of clients' psychologic...

Science Mysteries is a new advanced course for students age 13 and above. Each day we explore a different mystery – collecting facts, studying animations, conducting experiments, and even planning research projects: Mystery 1: Sinking of the Titanic – wh...

Hours:Tuesday–Saturday: 10AM – 5PMSunday: 12PM – 5PMClosed Mondays...

Holocaust Museum Houston is honored to participate in this year’s National Museum Day sponsored by Smithsonian magazine. Hundreds of museums nationwide will open their doors for free to magazine readers and Smithsonian.com Web site visitors. Bring your Smit...

World War I, which started with so much enthusiastic patriotism on all sides, ended after four long and bloody years in a horrific disaster. For the German people who had been belied by the emperor and the generals over the outcome, the defeat in Fall 1918 ca...

This 20-minute gallery talk is sure to make you laugh! Explore examples of satire caricature—by the greatest artists who practiced the genre—in art from the 16th through the 20th century. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition The Art of Exaggerati...

Location: Railroad Museum123 25th St. Galveston, TX 77550 Contact: (409)765-5700 Description: The Harborside Train Ride leaves the Museum, travels down Harborside Drive and after crossing 33rd St., back back to the station. Passengers ride inside or out on th...

In celebration of the 10-year anniversaries of the MFAH Latin American art department and MALBA, MFAH permanent collection works went on view at MALBA in fall 2011 and MALBA (Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires, Argentina) will send more than 30 of...

The city's top chefs-who are more interested in showcasing Houston's mom and pop restaurants than their own-continue their mission to introduce locals and visitors alike to Houston's culinary diversity by showing them where they eat on their days...

Discover the fascinatingly complex and beautifully intricate universe inside us all at the Health Museum’s newest exhibit, “Cells,” on display now through August 26. The human body is made up of millions of cells that are constantly working. “Cells: Th...

Samuel Bak has said of his work, "My paintings are meant to bear personal testimony to the trauma of surviving." In "Returning: The Art of Samuel Bak," viewers encounter familiar imagery used in unusual, somewhat surrealistic ways as they are led on an astoun...

Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & CultureDowntown > Central Business District100 South Houston StreetDallas, TXPhone: (214) 745-1100 Feb 10, 2012 - May 27, 2012...

Although still-life painting was mastered by the ancient Greeks, the style went dormant until a spectacular resurgence in popularity across Europe in the 17th century. This 45-minute gallery talk explores still lifes, once considered the lowest of all art fo...