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1 week ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
Houston has long been one of the most diverse cities in America and fittingly, Houstonians come together to celebrate Black History Month, Women’s History Month and Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in style. This is a city that recognizes the creative people who make H-Town unique. In the Bayou City, people often party with a purpose.
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1 week ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
Chelsea Lenora tries some wine at Sips & Saddles: Supperclub event at Hotel King Henry.
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3 weeks ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
The Loewe Foundation Craft Prize made a spectacular return for its eighth edition, taking over the stunning Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum in the heart of Madrid. More than just an award, this annual event is a global celebration of what craft can be. It is where tradition meets bold innovation and handmade brilliance takes center stage.
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3 weeks ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
Nothing says Houston quite like art cars. The Orange Show held its first art car celebration in April 1988, showcasing 40 decorated vehicles in front of a humble audience of 200. Since then, it has exploded into one of the Bayou City’s most iconic cultural events, with hundreds of cars and thousands and thousands of spectators each year. Now, after 38 iterations, the Art Car Parade is as grand as ever.
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1 month ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
The annual PaperCity Design Awards Houston were presented Tuesday, May 27 in The Post Oak Hotel Grand Ballroom, with master of ceremonies Timothy Corrigan doing the honors. The awards recognize outstanding projects by Houston interior designers and architects in 20 categories and were selected out of hundreds of submissions by a panel of esteemed judges.
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1 month ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
For the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston’s Great Futures Gala, chairs Julie and Guy Koenig welcomed 500 Houstonians to The Revaire. This 37th iteration of the annual gala honored Laura and Will Leven for their two decades of contributions to the organization, which helps more than 50,000 in-need youth across its 24 clubs in the Houston area. The cocktail hour that kicked off this party was anything but ordinary.
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1 month ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
Photography and art reigned at Houston Center for Photography’s annual Auction & Gala. More than 300 Houstonians arrived at Hotel ZaZa for an evening of bidding high and bidding often, as the organization’s motto goes. The gala opened with cocktail hour, during which attendees enjoyed live piano music by Grayson Allbritton while perusing the prints on display from both the silent and live auctions.
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1 month ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
What: DACAMERA’s 2025 Gala: Music Salons & Supper ClubWhere: The Four Seasons Hotel HoustonPC Moment: Chairs Maureen and Adel Chaouch welcomed Houstonians to celebrate chamber music and jazz at DACAMERA‘s annual gala. The event kicked off with cocktail hour, followed by a wine pull and chamber music performances by DACAMERA Young Artists, a fellowship program for aspiring musicians and composers.
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1 month ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
It was an emotional and impactful afternoon when Crime Stoppers of Houston hosted its annual “Houston’s Heroes” awards luncheon at the Royal Sonesta Houston Hotel. One of the main highlights turned out to be the premiere Dave Ward Excellence in Media Award presented to PaperCity’s own legendary society editor Shelby Hodge. She is the first print media person to receive the award.
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1 month ago | 
papercitymag.com | Caitlin Hsu
Houston Zoo at night is just different and Feast with the Beasts lets one experience that. Set for this Friday, May 2, this foodie-friendly event will feature offerings from more than 50 top Houston restaurants — the largest number since before COVID — as well as drinks and live music. This year, the roster includes Blood Bros. BBQ (a 2024 Michelin Bib Gourmand winner), BB’s Tex Orleans, Tumble 22, Moon Rabbit and KUU Restaurant.
