The night begins at Lynn Wyatt Square in Houston's theatre district, where the air is filled with the enchanting melodies of 
Guillermo Serpas, a Spanish fusion guitarist whose music weaves tales of distant lands and passionate rhythms. As the sun sets, the square transforms into a stage bathed in golden light, drawing music lovers from all corners of the city to sway to the mesmerizing tunes.
Meanwhile, at Neiman Marcus, an air of elegance and creativity envelops the Kimono Zulu Opening Reception. Inside, 
reimagined vintage kimonos transformed into wearable art by local artists adorn the space, each piece a testament to the fusion of tradition and innovation. Led by the visionary Tina Zulu, Kimono Zulu celebrates the cultural heritage of Japan while embracing the diverse artistic expressions of Houston's creative community.
In the world of comedy, Larry the Cable 
Guy brings his signature humor and wit to Smart Financial Centre, promising an evening of laughter and entertainment that transcends boundaries.
