Monday, February 16, 2026

 Get ready for a fancy and stylish day out at The Fine and Dandy Dayla -2026!

Please join the Port City Chapter of the Links, Incorporated at the most stylish day party of the spring season! The Fine and Dandy Dayla will be a bold fusion of eras- the opulence and refinement of the Regency era coupled with the sleek sophistication of urban chic.

Grab your crew. Come fine. Come dandy. Come ready to make an impact!

Category: Fashion, Fashion

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Highlights

  • 4 hours
  • In person

Refund Policy

No refunds

Location

The Parador

2021 Binz Street

Houston, TX 77004

College Financing Workshop

 

College Financing Workshop

Saturday, February 28, 2025, 10:00 am 

9894 Bissonnet St, Suite 200
Houston, TX 77036

Sponsored by the MIT Club of South Texas and presented by Mike Nduaguba SM '78 of Eagle Financials, this workshop is for future college students and their parents. We encourage alumni, especially educational counselors, to attend and/or let any interested parties know about the event. You can register online using this Google form.

Saturday, February 7, 2026

Prep for the Primary

 


NAACP Founders Day

 

Reserve Your Seats TODAY

NAACP Founder's Day Celebration

NAACP Founder's Day Celebration

Thursday, February 12, 2026

Dear NAACP Houston Branch Members,


Your Houston NAACP cordially invites you to join the NAACP Founder's Day Celebration, themed “In The Spirit of Our Founders...We Fight On!"


To celebrate the 117th Anniversary of the founding of the NAACP, the event will be held on Thursday February 12, 2026 at The Ensemble Theater, located at 3535 Main Street. The evening begins with an upbeat RECEPTION at 5:30PM followed by an elegant seated DINNER at 6:00PM that flows into an inspiring presentation highlighting the impact the NAACP makes locally, statewide and nationally, and then...


Anticipate A Moving Conversation “The NAACP Now…Leading Forward, Living The Fight”, featuring, our NAACP National President and CEO, Mr. Derrick Johnson, our NAACP Texas Conference President, Mr. Gary Bledsoe, and our NAACP Houston Branch President, Bishop James Dixon, II, D. Min. The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Carla Brailey, Associate Professor of Sociology, Senior Fellow, Barbara Jordan Institute of Public Policy at Texas Southern University.


In this climate, so much is demanded of the NAACP, nationally, statewide and of course locally; but our essential work cannot happen without support from our members and our corporate & community partners. That’s why we’re asking you to support our Founder's Day Celebration.


In light of our Houston NAACP Annual Freedom Fund Gala's transition back to its original hosting month of October, this Founder's Day event is also purposed to fuel/(fund) our broad impact and local freedom fighting programs and initiatives for 2026.


As Members of our great Association and local Houston NAACP, we hope you'll commit to sponsoring a table or ticket(s) on this anniversary occasion (Special Pricing for NAACP Life & Subscribing Life Members is available).


Additional Founder's Day details are provided on our website at: www.naacphouston.org/117 or you may contact your Houston NAACP if you need additional information or need to verity your Life Membership status.


At a time like this, the difference the NAACP makes is more important than we can measure. Saving our democracy, protecting freedoms and defending human dignity. In the Spirit of Our Founders, “We Fight On!”


Thank You and Blessings,

Bishop James Dixon, II, President

NAACP Houston Branch

Link: NAACP Founder's Day Sponsorship Package
Link: Life & Subscribing Life Member Ticket Payments  ($150 Tickets)

Derrick Johnson

NAACP President and CEO


Gary Bledsoe

NAACP Texas State Conference President


Bishop James Dixon, II

NAACP Houston Branch President


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Wednesday, February 4, 2026

Houston Museum of African American Culture 10am Feb 5th

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 2, 2026
Council Member Edward Pollard to Present Historic Funding to Houston Museum of African American Culture in Partnership with Houston Public Library
Who:
Council Member Edward Pollard, Houston City Council District J
John Guess, Jr., CEO, Houston Museum of African American Culture (HMAAC)
Houston Public Library Representatives
What:
Council Member Edward Pollard will present a check to the Houston Museum of African American Culture (HMAAC)—marking the first time a public official has allocated funding directly to the museum. This event, held in partnership with the Houston Public Library, reflects a shared commitment to expanding access to arts and educational experiences across communities.
This presentation follows Pollard’s recent support of ALMAAHH—Advocates of a Latino Museum of Cultural and Visual Arts & Archive Complex in Houston, Harris County—demonstrating his inclusive vision to uplift Houston’s diverse cultural landscape through public investment.
A representative from HMAAC will provide remarks on current exhibitions and announce a new initiative utilizing Oculus virtual reality (VR) technology to bring immersive art and cultural experiences into public libraries, schools, the Harris County Women’s Empowerment Center, and other community spaces. This partnership with Houston Public Library will allow broader access to high-quality cultural content citywide.
When:
Thursday, February 5, 2026 at 10 a.m.
Where:
Houston Museum of African American Culture
4807 Caroline Street, Houston, TX 77004
Why:
This initiative aligns with Council Member Pollard’s mission to broaden educational opportunity and technological access citywide, ensuring that all communities, regardless of socioeconomic background, can experience the transformative power of art and culture.
Media Opportunities:
  • Remarks by Council Member Edward Pollard and HMAAC CEO John Guess, Jr.
  • Photo and video opportunity of check presentation
  • Demonstration of VR technology
Contact: 

Misty Starks

Director of Communications

City of Houston District J

(832) 393-3366 Office

(346) 577-4440 Mobile

Misty.Starks@houstontx.gov 

 

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