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April 2013
Texas Crawfish & Music Festival
Take a jaunt out to Spring, Texas in the heart of the, well, Spring for The Texas Crawfish and Music Festival. One of Houston’s largest and longest running festivals, the festival is family friendly and promises to have something for all ages. Along with music and steaming pots of delicious Southern Louisiana crawfish, expect all the fun and festivities of a carnival, complete with rides, games, local arts and crafts, food and drinks, a petting zoo, and more. The current…
Find out more »Open Up and Say Craw Crawfish Boil
Spend your Sunday evenigns at Lustre Pearl enjoying crawfish, live music, and cold beer. Admission is free and $15 gets you 3 lbs. of crawfish along with potatoes, sausage, and corn. If you leave hungry it will be your own fault. Learn more on Facebook.
Find out more »Sugar Land Wine and Food Affair
Take a trip out of the Austin city limits to Sugar Land just minutes from Houston proper to enjoy multiple tastings, dinners, cooking demonstrations and seminars from chefs that aren't the ones you typically enjoy around town. Some of the chefs already slated to participate are Chef Jeffrey Balfour of Citrus at Hotel Valencia Riverwalk, Chef Peng Looi of August Moon Chinese Bistro & Asiatique, Chef Brian McNamara of Jasper The Woodlands, Chef Neal Cox of Olivette at The Houstonian, Chef…
Find out more »Central Market’s Passport to Brazil
Every year Central Market transports us all to a country far, far away, bringing in ingredients, artisans, and chefs to give us a taste of what we'd experience if we booked a flight there ourselves. This year they will be celebrating Brazil from the seafood infused recipes of Rio de Janeiro to the must try pao de quijo (cheese bread) and feijoada, Brazil’s national dish. Enjoy your almost-visit to Brazil with a cooking class, a new piece of decore or…
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