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• Ever wondered what happens when a YouTube star escapes the internet? Ed Bassmaster goes full IRL on December 26–27 at Punch Line Houston. Prepare your face. It’s gonna hurt (from laughing).*

• Step into a world where immersive art collides with sonic rebellion! This Valentine’s, Meow Wolf welcomes Luci for an unforgettable night.

• Goldfinger and Unwritten Law hit the House of Blues on March 20. Get ready for a night of punk rock anthems, high energy, and pure nostalgia!

• Uada and Mortiis are joining forces for a rare co-headlining tour with exclusive anniversary sets, and they’re haunting Warehouse Live Midtown on May 5.

HOLIDAY MOVIE SCREENINGS IN HOUSTON

From beloved classics to future favorites, we’ve rounded up the best holiday movie screenings around town. Whether you’re all about Elf or die hard for Die Hard, these festive flicks will definitely get you in the spirit.

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• Houston City Council will now hold public comment sessions at 5PM on the last meeting of each month permanently. No proclamations, just your voice. City Hall stays the spot. It’s about access and fairness, y’all.

• You’ve probably passed this house on Bagby Street without noticing it. It was once the heart of Latino civil rights organizing in Houston, and efforts are underway to bring it back to life. Take a look!

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