In 7486 trips
City
Houston, TX, United States
Sat May 16 12:45pm - Fri May 22 11:00am
Sun May 24 2:00pm - Thu May 28 8:00am
Location:
Day:
05/16/2009 to 06/02/2009
Category:
Sat 05/16/09 (day 1) - Houston
Thu 05/21/09 (day 6) - Houston
In 389 trips
Pack your lawn chairs and your cooler, and prepare to have a relaxing good time at Miller Outdoor Theatre. Visitors …
Thing to Do
100 Concert Dr
Houston, TX 77030-1702
United States
1 713 533 3276
Houston, TX 77030-1702
United States
1 713 533 3276
Thu May 21 7:00pm - Thu May 21 11:00pm
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Dancin´ in the Street … Motown
Fri 05/22/09 (day 7) - Austin
In 5 trips
The brand new Super 8 Motel 183 Airport is conveniently located off Highway 183 and 51st Street, just five miles …
Hotel
5606 E 51st St
Austin, TX 78723
United States
512-926-5100
Austin, TX 78723
United States
512-926-5100
Fri May 22 2:00pm - Sun May 24 10:00am
Thu 05/28/09 (day 13) - Norman
Unscheduled - Houston
In 142 trips
Opened in 1948, Contemporary Arts Museum's goal is to present the "art of our time." Renovated in 1997, the building …
In 604 trips
In his midnight millennium speech, Pope John Paul said the most defining elements of the 20th century were the rise …
Thing to Do
5401 Caroline St
Houston, TX 77004-6804
United States
+1 713 942 8000
Houston, TX 77004-6804
United States
+1 713 942 8000
Notes
Dr. Seuss Wants You!
September 26, 2008 through July 5, 2009
By Theodor Seuss Geisel
Central Gallery
"Dr. Seuss," whose real-life name was Theodor Seuss Geisel, is best known for his children’s books written under the "Dr. Seuss" pen name, but he was a life-long cartoonist and served as chief political cartoonist for the New York newspaper PM from 1941-1943, a period in which the Nazi regime prospered – prompting more than 400 editorial cartoons from Geisel.
The unexpected and serious side of Geisel’s work provides new insights into an America divided during that time. He focused on the concerns that America needed to address while World War II engulfed the world and demonstrated in simple truth how individuals must become aware, informed and involved in their surroundings to take thoughtful and decisive action.
His work continues to inspire people of all backgrounds and ages to think and care about the fate of humanity.
The exhibit is traveled by the The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education in Cincinnati, Ohio and is based on the book "Dr. Seuss Goes to War" by historian Richard H. Minear. This exhibit is generously underwritten by Houston Endowment, Inc., with special thanks to Continental Airlines, official airline of Holocaust Museum Houston.
September 26, 2008 through July 5, 2009
By Theodor Seuss Geisel
Central Gallery
"Dr. Seuss," whose real-life name was Theodor Seuss Geisel, is best known for his children’s books written under the "Dr. Seuss" pen name, but he was a life-long cartoonist and served as chief political cartoonist for the New York newspaper PM from 1941-1943, a period in which the Nazi regime prospered – prompting more than 400 editorial cartoons from Geisel.
The unexpected and serious side of Geisel’s work provides new insights into an America divided during that time. He focused on the concerns that America needed to address while World War II engulfed the world and demonstrated in simple truth how individuals must become aware, informed and involved in their surroundings to take thoughtful and decisive action.
His work continues to inspire people of all backgrounds and ages to think and care about the fate of humanity.
The exhibit is traveled by the The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education in Cincinnati, Ohio and is based on the book "Dr. Seuss Goes to War" by historian Richard H. Minear. This exhibit is generously underwritten by Houston Endowment, Inc., with special thanks to Continental Airlines, official airline of Holocaust Museum Houston.
In 350 trips
With over five miles of winding nature trails and more than 150 acres of woodlands, Houston Arboretum & Nature Cente …
Unscheduled
Unscheduled - Brenham
Unscheduled - Austin
In 1748 trips
As one of Austin's finest attractions, Barton Springs Pool is the perfect outing for those hot Texas days---or even …
In 1056 trips
Patrons will enjoy a huge variety of activities at Zilker Park. You can check out the hike and bike trails, picnic f …
In 485 trips
See the beautiful sights of the Texas State Capital, Austin, like you've never seen them before by gliding on a Segw …
In 1855 trips
One of the first streets surveyed in Austin, Sixth was originally known as Pecan Street. During the day, shops, rest …