Laura Landsbaum

1 week ago | papercitymag.com | Laura Landsbaum

A swirl of fine wine and generosity filled The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion at the 25th annual Pavilion Partners Wine Dinner, with the night raising more than $580,000 for young artists’ futures. The generous donations will fund scholarships for local high school students who plan to major in the arts in college. Held on stage at The Pavilion, the event was co-chaired by Sonya Nicholson and Charlie de Kanter.

2 weeks ago | papercitymag.com | Laura Landsbaum

Shoppers and travelers, take note. There’s a new fashion destination in The Woodlands, and it’s all about effortless style. TINA Stephens has opened in Hughes Landing, bringing travel-friendly fashion that’s as chic as it is easy to wear. Owner and creative director Tina Stephens began designing her own clothes after noticing gaps in her wardrobe. Her collections include TEES by TINA, a seamless line of elevated basics available in more than 80 colors, and the Made in Italy collection.

2 weeks ago | papercitymag.com | Laura Landsbaum

The 20th-annual Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival is happening this weekend — Friday, April 11 through Sunday, April 13. It’s the perfect chance to enjoy world-class art, local eats and vibrant entertainment. Whether you’re a festival veteran or a first-timer, these are the things you need to know to make sure you don’t miss a moment this weekend. Here are The Top 7 Insider Tips for The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival:Purchase your tickets online for the best deal, as prices increase at the gate.

2 weeks ago | papercitymag.com | Laura Landsbaum

In The Woodlands, building an art collection can mean sprinting across a room. On view now at The Woodlands Arts Council’s gallery is a stunning collection of works by world-renowned artists. The exhibit showcases pieces on loan from local collectors — each originally selected in a mad scramble during the beloved Art Dash party, which returns this Friday, April 11. The Art Dash party is always one of the most anticipated events of The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival.

2 weeks ago | papercitymag.com | Laura Landsbaum

The beats were loud, the energy was high, and the mission was clear — lifting up parents and their children, one scholarship at a time. Nearly 1,000 supporters rocked their best purple and silver attire at the United Way’s “Women Who Rock” event at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott hotel, all in support of a cause that changes lives. This annual gathering funds the United Way’s Child Care Scholarship, helping parents continue their education while ensuring their kids receive quality care.