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Wednesday: Ladie’s Night Half-Price Drinks & Half-Price Apps All Evening for the Ladies
Thursday: Half-Price Steak Night Every Steak on our Menu is Half Off!
Sunday Brunch • 10am - 2pm
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October 17 & 18
31st Annual CAF
Wings Over Houston Airshow to feature Air Force Thunderbirds & Breitling Jet Team The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and the Breitling Jet Team headline this year’s Commemorative Air Force (CAF) 31st Annual Wings Over Houston Airshow, which will be held Saturday and Sunday, October 17 and 18, at Ellington Airport. “We’re very excited to have two worldclass jet team performances by the Thunderbirds and Breitling Jet Team this year, and pre-show ticket sales have been fantastic,” said Airshow Director Bill Roach. “We have an exciting lineup of aviation performances, including civilian acrobatic pilots and vintage aircraft reenactments and flight formations, as well as numerous exhibits and activities. Now in our 31st year, we are proud to be a Houston family tradition.”
Breitling Jet Team Precision. Speed. Audacity. Aerobatics is one of the world’s most demanding disciplines – and one of the most fascinating sights. A concentrated blend of technique, mastery and style.In order to share its passion for aerobatics with a broad audience, Breitling has created the Breitling Jet Team, the world’s largest professional civilian flight team performing on jets.
The Thunderbirds, performing as a team of six F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft, return to Houston following their last Wings Over Houston performance in 2010. The Breitling Jet Team from Europe, the world’s largest professional civilian flight team that performs in seven L-39C Albatros jet aircraft, will end their first U.S. tour with this first-time performance at Wings Over Houston. The show’s lineup, in addition to the Thunderbirds and Breitling performances, includes: • VFA-122 Super Hornet Demonstration Team • Civilian acrobatic performances by Debbie Rihn-Harvey, Kevin Coleman and David Martin • Air Force Heritage Flight Foundation flights • CAF Tora! Tora! Tora reenactment of the attack on Pearl Harbor • U.S. Coast Guard Helicopter Dolphin MH65D • A large number of vintage military aircraft, flying in formations and reenactments, flown by crews from various units of the Commemorative Air Force, Texas Flying Legends Museum, Lone Star Flight Museum, Vietnam War Flight Mu-
seum, Lewis Collection, Cavanaugh Flight Museum and Collings Foundation. Other highlights of the show include static displays of vintage and modern military aircraft as well as numerous exhibits and activities including: Legends and Heroes Tent featuring distinguished veterans signing autographs and memorabilia, NASA Driven to Explore Exhibit, Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Hangar 57, Experimental Aircraft Association, National USA Forces Museum, The 6th Cavalry Historical Association, Kid’s Carnival, motion simulator rides and more. Visit the airshow’s website, www.wingsoverhouston.com, for show updates and to purchase tickets in advance. Tickets can also be purchased by calling 888-4-FLYSHOW. General admission tickets also are available at area Kroger stores. Also visit the airshow website for information about highly-recommended shuttle rides and limited parking options.
GIO’S Remastered: By Rhonda Meredith
Fall brings new upgrades at Gio’s Flying Pizza & Pasta door to the back of the restaurant, just about everything will be enhanced,” said owner Steve Gunnett. He and wife Diana have been hands-on with the venue’s upgrades. “The exciting thing is that our regulars are having a fun time trying to figure out what's new, as things are changing on a weekly basis. If you haven't come by in a while, you will be pleasantly surprised.”
There is always something going on at Gio’s Flying Pizza & Pasta. Gio’s, located at 650 FM 517 W. in Dickinson, is a great place to bring a date, watch a sporting event, enjoy a fun family meal, or just about any occasion you can think of. Gio’s open design is ideal for families and large groups. Upon entering, customers will delight in the updated interior. A Mediterranean-style ceramic tile roof covers the hostess stand and carry-out areas. The ceramic tiles for the structures were actually made in Italy! New paint, pictures, and wood trim cover the walls. Beautiful stained glass can be seen over side windows. There is a wooden overhang over the west-facing booth seats, suspended by steel turnbuckles, making the establishment even cozier. Coming in October, a wine display case will separate the main dining room from the high-table area where the big screen TVs are, and Gio's will proudly be serving gelato!
Toward the back of the restaurant, the bar area is being extended and will be covered with slate granite. Steel cabinets will be suspended from the ceiling over the new bar. There will be an entire wall dedicated to high-table booth seating in the TV area, to better accommodate large parties in and around the bar. Already a great place to hang out and root for your favorite team, enjoy one (or a few) of the ten beers on tap including local craft beers. Many items on the menu are perfect for that football or baseball playoff game. Consider the wings, mozzarella sticks, or toasted ravioli, Gio’s Crab Cakes (two Panko-crusted crab cakes served with Chipotle lemon butter sauce). Gio’s also offers a half-pound hamburger that will inspire pure bliss. The Choice Burger is made with New York strip trimmings, filet tips, and 80/20 top beef sirloin. It is served with Provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion and a side of waffle fries.
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GIO’S FOR DELIVERY OR CATERING: Did you know? Gio’s has a separate catering menu that's perfect for large gatherings off-site, such as birthdays, weddings, business functions, church and school events. Owner Diana Gunnett is the first point of contact and actually serves at the weddings. For those wanting to just pick up large trays of food for an event and feed a minimum of 10 people for not a lot of money, Gio’s is happy to provide everything: plates, cutlery, serving utensils, beverages, ice, cups, and everything else you will need. If you can’t pick it up, Gio’s will deliver. Contact Gio’s for delivery or catering at 281-337-0107. View the catering and party tray menu at www.giosflyingpizza.com.
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GIO’S: Cont. From Page 10
and grilled, then topped with a butter, garlic and white wine sauce and shrimp, served with a side of capellini with garlic and basil, and sauteed veggies).
You don't need a “Steak Night” for their Rib-eye steak! Get the 11ounce Rib-eye steak (hand-cut in house, seasoned and grilled to order, with rosemary potatoes and sautéed veggies) at a great price any time.
There are also items off the menu you can delight in. Opt for the Pork Valdostana (provolone-stuffed, grilled pork ribeye in a Valdostana gravy with mushrooms and artichokes, with a side of veggies and potatoes), and the Salmon Pescatore (served in a sherry cream sauce, with shrimp, tomatoes and olive oil, served on capellini pasta, with sauteed veggies). Enjoy your meal with the taste of Gio’s house wine at only $4 a glass.
After being in business for more than six years, Gio’s knows a thing or two about freshly made flying pizzas. With ingredients prepared fresh daily, you can bet the pies will be bursting with flavor. But based on the restaurant’s name, you may not know that Gio’s serves a great selection of fine Italian specialties. These uncommon items wouldn’t be expected on the menu at just “any pizza place,” and their prices are family friendly. Made from scratch and prepared on site, the food at Gio’s is a dynamic blend of Italian and Tuscany tastes. Popular dishes on the menu include the Penne Civitavecchia “Roma” (penne pasta tossed with diced grilled chicken, sundried tomatoes, mushrooms, feta cheese, garlic, basil, and olive oil), the Luca Brazi (grilled salmon topped with artichokes, capers and lemon sauce, served with sauteed veggies), and the Tilapia Bianco (seasoned
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Along with quality food, Gio’s takes great care to ensure that, according to Steve, “every last customer walks out happy.” Since the age of 15, Steve has been working in Italian restaurants, even owning two previous establishments. When he was a kid, the Italian cooks called him “Gio.” Steve and Diana designed the restaurant’s interior from the ground up, and Gio’s is the culmination of all those years of experience. But Diana is quick to credit her employees. “Our dedicated, diligent staff has been a vital component in Gio’s increasing success.” Anytime is the right to time to visit Gio’s Flying Pizza & Pasta for a lunch or dinner that will truly satisfy at a reasonable price. But, if you cannot make it to Gio’s, they take customer service a bit further and deliver their entire menu (including specials) within a 6-mile radius. Gio’s is open daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Bar Wars of Clear Lake John
Cabo Bar and Grill, located at 2513 NASA Parkway in Seabrook, will be bringing teams from local bars together under one roof to compete in Bar Wars. Wednesday nights at 10 p.m. from October 7 through December 9, the competition will consist of a three part challenge, including a series of questions and practical application. The team with the most points at the end of the night will be named the winner of the week.
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Week 1 is sponsored by Bacardi. The three contenders are Timeout Sports Bars, Maribelle’s and Bakkhus Taverna. Each week the winning team will take home a $200 cash prize and advance to the semifinals on December 2 for double the cash. Also up for grabs is a weekly $200 cash prize for the bar/restaurant with the biggest turnout. Two teams from the semifinals will compete in the finals on December 9 where they will have a chance to claim themselves as the Bar Wars champions of Clear Lake, win big cash and suite tickets to a Texans game. Team entry is free and open through October 19. Call 281-532-2691 for more information or to register contestants. The community is invited to root for their favorite service industry team. Enjoy $3 U Call It’s all night every Wednesday with $5 Cabo burgers until midnight. - Avelina Casanova
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Skallywag Suds N’ Grub: Friends, It’s Time To Get Hungry
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By Rhonda Meredith Think fast: What do Woody Woodpecker and Wyatt Earp have in common? They taste awesome on a pretzel bun! Wait, what? Read on my friend…
Lambda Lambda Sliders Skallywag Suds N’ Grub, located literally right inside the Kemah Lighthouse District at 600 6th Street, has just recently unveiled their new menu to the delight of the foodie crowd. You will need to keep in mind that this is not your generic pub grub. Think Southern-fusion, exotic-game burgers, smoked meat sandwiches, and many more scrumptious menu items that will call Moby Dick (yellow fin tuna sandwich) your name. Skallywag offers daily “food truck-esque” styled food. “Our food pairs well with our 40-plus beers on tap,” said owner Demetri Kouloumoundras. “Our kitchen is set up for those who need to grab and go, or for those who want to use the bar or perimeter seating and enjoy Skallywag’s craft beer selections or our full-service bar.” Take note that perusing the menu choices and making a selection can be tricky because everything just sounds so incredibly tasty! - Continued on Page 22
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CLEAR LAKE - NORTH 1. Luna Restaurant (Hilton) 2. Valdo’s 3. Chelsea Wine Bar 4. Boondoggles 5. Villa Capri 6. Sam’s Boat 7. Turtle Club 8. Cabo 9. Pier Eight Seafood 10. Outriggers
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KEMAH BOARDWALK 11. The Aquarium 12. Red Sushi 13. Flying Dutchman 14. Cadillac Bar 15. Bubba Gump 16. Lighthouse Buffet 17. Landry’s Seafood 18. Bayside Grill 19. The Pizza Oven 20. Saltgrass
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CAFE Gyros ~ Falafel ~ Hummus ~ Paella Kabobs ~ Moussaka ~ Grape Leaves Pastas (Shrimp, Pesto, Primavera) Segafredo Coffees ~ Baklava ~ Tiramisu
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LET US CATER YOUR NEXT EVENT! OCTOBER 2015
PART I
JOHN HEARN
MEET THE BREWERS
MARK DELLOSSO
Q&A with the professionals behind local beer
MIKE TAYLOR Lead Brew Pilot & Co-Owner Galactic Coast Brewing Favorite Texas beer? “Other than my own? That is tough and changes everyday, but really digging Karbach Oktoberfest today. Favorite non-Texas brewed beer? “Paulaner out of Munich.” Your favorite beer to brew and/or your favorite beer that you brew? “Rocket Ride.” What beer styles or classifications do you feel could possibly be overlooked by local beer enthusiasts? “The Pilsner.”
scene is: “Pretty cool.”
MIKE TAYLOR
Favorite perk of working in a brewery is I get to: “drink way too much and call it work!” Least favorite aspect of working in a brewery is I have to: “clean constantly.” If you had to start working in one other brewery starting tomorrow which brewery would it be and why? “Karbach. Eric Warner knows the business well, and I feel he could enlighten my perspective.” ----------------------------
MARK DELLOSSO Lead Brewer & Owner Galveston Island Brewing
Describe a Bucket List setting or event where you hope to enjoy a beer one-day? “‘Pint and Paddles,’ which John Ennis has been trying to put together forever!”
Favorite Texas beer? “Live Oak Hefe, a classic.”
Describe your favorite setting or event which you have enjoyed a beer? “Any event with multiple brewers present.”
Favorite non-Texas brewed beer? “Ayinger Celebrator Dopplebock, because it is traditional and delicious.”
The last and/or most interesting job you held before becoming a professional brewer: “Electrician. Now, I am closer to a janitor.”
Your favorite beer to brew and/or your favorite beer that you brew? “Citra Mellow IPA, because I'm a hop head.”
Words of advice to anyone hoping to turn their passion of brewing and beer into a career: “Get plenty of money.”
What beer styles or classifications do you feel could possibly be overlooked by local beer enthusiasts? “Lighter classic styles like a traditional pils or helles. I feel they are often overlooked because they are very light and perceived
The state of the Texas craft beer
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to be similar to the macro American Lagers, but they are not. A well made pils is grainy with hints of floral bitterness and being so light, it holds no room for production flaws, allowing the real skills of the brewery to shine through.” Describe a Bucket List setting or event where you hope to enjoy a beer one-day? “A traditional Kolsch at one of the many small local breweries in Cologne, Germany. A town famous for one particular beer style. OR an Ayinger Dopplebock at the brewery!” Describe your favorite setting or event which you have enjoyed a beer? “Too many to describe, but one common theame is nice weather and a great well made beer.”
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PART I MARK DELLOSSO Cont. From Previous Page The last and/or most interesting job you held before becoming a professional brewer: “Tug boat captain on a 3 year bridge building project. Learned a lot about rigging, which has helped when receiving our tanks.” Words of advice to anyone hoping to turn their passion of brewing and beer into a career: “You better like long hard work days, Texas heat, heavy lifting and accepting of a meager salary. Don't let me fool you, I absolutely love my job! But its a reality of our industry. Most importantly be really darn good at fixing stuff. Learning how stuff works mechanically in a brewery is a requirement. If you have to call out a professional for every little thing you will not make it. If you don't know how your equipment is put together or works, how can you know if its operating properly. Save those technician dollars for Electrical and Refrigeration help.” The state of the Texas craft beer scene is: “garnering a lot of attention nationwide. Craft beer consumers are catching up to the rest of the country at a fast pace, and people around the country are noticing.” Favorite perk of working in a brewery is I get to: “talk and work beer everyday!”
What beer styles or classifications do you feel could possibly be overlooked by local beer enthusiasts? “Old styles that are being resurrected like Leipzig Style Gose.” Describe a Bucket List setting or event where you hope to enjoy a beer one-day? “Oktoberfest in Munich” Describe your favorite setting or event which you have enjoyed a beer? “The Great American Beer Festival in Denver.” The last and/or most interesting job you held before becoming a professional brewer: “Chemical Engineer working as a Project Manager at Albemarle Corporation.” Words of advice to anyone hoping to turn their passion of brewing and beer into a career: “Buy the biggest system you can afford and save twice as
The breweries of Galveston County (Galactic Coast, Galveston Island, Texas Beer Refinery, Fetching Lab and Galveston Bay Beer) joined forces and invaded Brazoria County last month for a Tap Attack at Gordon Street Tavern. Along with Gordon Street’s house brews, more than 25 taps were occupied by hyper-local Texas craft brew. much money as you think you’ll need.” Favorite perk of working in a brewery is I get to: “Make my own hours and drink a beer at lunch.” Least favorite aspect of working in a brewery is I have to: “brave the 115 degree temperatures in the brewery during the summer.”
NEXT MONTH BRETT BRAY
Least favorite aspect of working in a brewery is I have to: make tough business decisions. If you had to start working in one other brewery starting tomorrow which brewery would it be and why? “Likely a brewery in mountains of Colorado. Because if I couldn't live near the ocean, I wouldn't mind trying the mountains. I don't like cold weather, but I make exceptions for the mountains.” ----------------------------------
JOHN HEARN
SKYLER FORSHAGE
Lead Brewer & Co-Owner Texas Beer Refinery Favorite Texas beer? “Catalyst IIPA….or anything made by Jester King”
MEET THE BREWERS • PART II
Favorite non-Texas brewed beer? “Delirium Nocturnum”
SKYLER FORSHAGE ......Galveston Bay Beer Co. BRETT BRAY........................Fetching Lab Brewery JAY PEEK ..............................Gordon Street Tavern CHARLIE TABOADA ............Beerfoot Beach Bar
Your favorite beer to brew and/or your favorite beer that you brew? “Favorite beer to brew is Bayou City Brown.”
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By Kelley Dawson
Local artist, Doug Kosmo dreams of just the right art show to present his creations. Kosmo shared his image of a Vaudevilleesque show with a black curtain being drawn to reveal each painting. His vision even includes a barker attracting the patrons and behind the paintings, a real-life replication of the piece to create a “whole experience.” Kosmo’s works deserve such a show, yet his pieces perform brilliantly all on their own. His paintings reach out, grab hold, and narrate intriguing stories. They speak loudly with bold colors, specific details, and peculiar perspective. “I’m inspired by stories, music, and cool, old photographs,” told Kosmo. All of his inspirations are very apparent in each of his works. Kosmo finds photos of “weird moments in time” in old books and online searches that peek his interest. “I don’t know what the story or photo is,” he said. Kosmo explained his paintings based on old photos are non-realistic and encompass his interpretation of the story. He added he attempts to tell the story “my way into painting and with color.” Kosmo’s brushstroke stories began over 20 years ago with murals at the 1980s Houston hot spot Power Tools. He studied graphic arts and designed unique graphics for a popular snowboard and skateboard company. Kosmo shared that his current art includes both acrylic and oils on canvas to produce an eclectic mix. His subjects include animals, and people during many eras such as 1800s Western and Native American to musicians of the 1920s. Many Kosmo paintings have sold across the United States and various countries including France and Costa Rica. He said recently he has been experimenting with painting on small, rectangular cut pieces of old fence boards that can be fit together. His hope for customers to create a design-your-own collection of art of Kosmo. He believes, “It’s all about taking chances.” To view more of Doug Kosmo’s works, visit www.artofkosmo.com or email info@artofkosmo.com. Kosmo’s paintings are currently on display at the Butler Longhorn Museum in League City.
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ART Oct. 6, 13, 20, & 27: Adult Art Lessons with Gay Paratore, 3:15 p.m. – 5:15 p.m., Children’s art lessons available, Butler Longhorn Museum, 1220 Coryell, League City, 281-332-1393 butlerlonghornmuseum.com Oct. 10: Bayfest by the Bay, El Jardin Park, all day arts, crafts, food booths and music. Bayfest/ facebook.com. Oct. 10: Texas Gathering & 21st Annual Oak Tree Festival, car show, gun show shoot out, Civil War reenactment, food, booths and music, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Butler Longhorn Museum, 1220 Coryell, League City, 281332-1393, butlerlonghornmuseum.com Oct 19: Lakeview Guild Meeting. 3rd Monday each month 7:00 p.m., check website for location, for more info, email info@lakeviewquiltersguild.org
Concert, 6:30 – 9:30 p.m., Butler Longhorn Museum, 1220 Coryell, League City, 281332-1393, butlerlonghornmuseum.com
THEATRE Oct. 1 – 18: Guards, Guards, Guards, Fri. & Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 2:30 p.m., Harbour Playhouse, 3803 Hwy. 3, Dickinson, 281-337SHOW, www.harbourtheater.com Oct. 16 – Nov. 1: Everything in the Garden, Fri, & Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 3 p.m., Pasadena Little Theatre, 4318 Allen Genoa, Pasadena, 713-540-9489 Oct. 23 – Nov. 8: The Haunting of the Hill House, Fri. & Sat. 8 p.m. Sun. 2:30 p.m. Clear Creek Community Country Theatre, 18091 Upper Bay
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PHOTOGRAPHY Nov. 1: Bay Area Photo Club, Butler Longhorn Museum, 6-9p.m. 1220 Coryell, League City, 281-332-1393 president@bayareaphotoclub.org, www.bayareaphotoclub.org
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CHILDREN’S ART Library Story Times
Evelyn Meador Library (Pre- K): 10:30a.m., 2400 N. Meyer, Seabrook. Storytelling by Mrs. Pearson every Wednesday morning & computer classes forming, 281474-9142, www.hcpl.net
Oct. 8: 40th Anniversary Bay Area Houston Ballet & Theatre Season Kick-Off, honoring Dick Gregg Jr., Bravo Recipient, 7:00 p.m., Space Center Houston, 1601 NASA Parkway, RSVP: 281-480-16147, bahbt.org
Freeman & Memorial Library: Book Babies on Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday at 10:15 a.m.; Toddler Time on Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday at 11:15 a.m. 16616 Diana Lane, Houston, 281-488-1906, www.hcpl.net
MUSIC
Helen Hall Library: Toddlers on Wednesdays at 10 a.m.; Pre-K Story time on Thursday at 1 p.m.; 100 W. Walker, League City
Oct. 3: School of Rock new season Rock 101- NASA & I 45 at School of Rock band hall, 10 a.m., 832-465-3512 Oct. 17: Bay Area Bluegrass Association Monthly Show, 7 p.m., Arolfo Civic Center, 300 W. Walker, League City, www.baba.com Oct. 17 & 23: The Manhattan Dolls in
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Oct 24: Clear Lake Baskets Weavers Guild, Beginner Workshop, Gale Brom, 281-557-7572 Oct. 9: Movie in the Garden, “Grease”, free entry, movie snacks available, car club cruisers drive by, and Blue Brothers play at 6:30 p.m. and movie is 7 – 9:30 p.m. Butler Longhorn Museum, 1220 Coryell, League City, 281-332-1393 butlerlonghornmuseum.com
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League City Historical Society West Bay Common Museum: Open Monday to Friday. Call for group reservations, 281-554-2994, 210 Kansas Avenue, League City, oneroomschoolhouse.org Lone Star Flight Museum: Open Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 2002 Terminal Dr., Galveston, 409-740-7722, LSFM.org Moody Gardens: 24-hour animal webcam and other exhibits, Galveston, Moody Gardens, 800-582-4673, moodygardens.com Ocean Star: Offshore Drilling Museum and Education Center, Open Daily 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Pier 19 at Harborside Dr. & 20th St., Galveston, 409-766-7829, OceanStarOEC.com San Jacinto Monument & Museum: Open Daily 9:00a.m. - 6:00 p.m. La Porte, 281-479-2421, sanjacinto-museum.org
La Porte Library: Tuesday is Story Time Space Center of Houston: 1601 NASA with Mr. Mark at 10:15 a.m.; Thursdays are Parkway, Nassau Bay, 224-2100, spacecenwith Mr. D. at 10:15 a.m. & 11 a.m.; Arts on ter.org. Taking reservations for Winter StuWednesdays at 3:15 p.m.; 600 S. Broadway, dent Camp during holiday break. La Porte, 281-471-4022, hcpl.net -- To be in The SCENE Arts Calendar email dominotaylor@yahoo.com --
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Art in the Park adds ‘Date Night’
treat for the adults, a real Date Night! The children’s activities will close and the park will have a very romantic setting with lights in the trees and music to dance the night away or sit back and enjoy the bands with your date.”
The 6th Annual Friendswood Art in the Park Festival, November 14 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and November 15 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Stevenson Park, located at 1100 Friendswood Drive. The AITP will feature talented artists and musicians, along with great food, live artist demonstrations, and free art activities. Adults are invited to join the festivities from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday evening for “Date Night in the Park.” Children’s activities will fall away for the evening, replaced by live music and evening entertainment.
Friendswood Art in the Park Festival is presented by Friendswood Fine Arts. Friendswood Fine Arts, a volunteer-run 501c3 nonprofit organization, to date has returned over $75,000 back in to the community through free art events such as Art in the Park Festival. For more information visit www.AITPfestival.com. Make plans to make this fall art event. – Peggy “Domino” Taylor
Sara Peters, co-founder of Art in the Park states, “This year is a
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The GRITTY GODDESS Returns… October 10 Women’s Obstacle/Mud Run at Moody Gardens Gather your fellow goddesses and join the Sisterhood of the Soil! Form a team, or do it solo... it's your day and your choice!!!
entry fee is donated to Girls On The Run of Greater Houston, a local charity which
On Saturday, October 10, the Gritty Goddess women’s obstacle run returns to Moody Gardens in Galveston. The event is all about women, and women only, who want to challenge themselves, and have fun in a beautiful venue worthy of a goddess! The 5k (3.1 mile) course through Moody Gardens includes almost 30 themed obstacles, and incorporates mud, water, foam, and props. “It’s a one-of-a-kind course”, says Event Director Claire Jordan, “because Moody Gardens is such a unique venue with a variety of terrain.” The course incorporates the grounds of Moody Gardens, the lazy river at Palm Beach, the banks of Offats Bayou, and the surrounding area. It even has “Temptation Island” where participants can take a break from the course, enjoy some sweet snacks, and gaze at the “cabana boys.” For the October event, a portion of the
Skallywag’s New Menu: Continued From Page 14 Start your food experience with a “Down N’ Dirty” appetizer such as the Porky Pig Egg Rolls (ground pork, carrot, cabbage with General Tso dipping “sawse”); the Mac Daddy’s (fried bacon macaroni and cheese balls with queso and chipotle mayo drizzle); or the McNasty Nachos (pulled pork gyro chili, cheese, cilantro, onion, minced jalapeños, and chili ranch.) Now that your taste buds are aroused, it’s time to place an order for a mouth-watering burger, a satisfying “sammich,” or tacos! Skallywag’s burger options include the aforementioned Wyatt Earp (buffalo meat, bacon marmalade, caramelized onion,
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offers a life-skills learning program to girls aged 8-13. Participants can become GOTR “Solemates” and participate in the Gritty Goddess to raise even more funds. The Gritty Goddess is non-competitive, so participants can complete the course at their own pace, and enjoy every moment. Women can participate as an individual, or form a team and do the course with friends, family, or co-workers. In fact, funny team names and wacky costumes are encouraged. Waves of 125 participants will go off
smoked blue cheese, minced jalapeños on a pretzel bun); the Moose Knuckle (ground elk seared in duck fat, curry stout mustard, Gruyere cheese, pickled onion, on toasted brioche); or the Jo Mama (buffalo meat, pork belly, peanut butter, bacon marmalade, pickled onions, and minced jalapeños, on a slow dough pretzel bun). The “sammiches” selections tempt with items such as The Woody Woodpecker (blackened chicken with bacon, avocado and tomato on a pretzel bun); the Moby Dick (fresh yellow fin steak, blackened and topped with summer slaw and dill aioli on a pretzel bun with lemon); and the Mother Klucker (battered chicken with pickles, American cheese, buffalo sauce, and honey on an old-skool bun.)
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every 10 minutes starting at 8:30 a.m., and each wave bears the name of a famous goddess like Aphrodite, Athena, and Venus. Teams must register as individuals for the same time/wave and then “create” or “join” a team during their individual registration process. After completing the course, women can shower, change clothes, relax and enjoy an ice cream sundae, and complimentary beer. The entry fee also includes entry to Palm Beach for the afternoon. “This event is all about camaraderie, challenging yourself physically, and most of all having a full day of fun”, says Jordan, “because every woman deserves a day off!” The minimum age to participate in the Gritty Goddess is 10 years old, however, on Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m., there is also the GRITTY KIDS event, a shorter 1k obstacle/mud run for all children, both male and female, aged 6-13. For more information and to register, go to www.grittygoddess.com or www.grittykids.com. You can also find them on Facebook at “Gritty Goddess Obstacle Run.”
Tacos are for any day of the week. Especially when you opt for the Asian Pork Belly Tacos (braised pork belly, sweet pepper herb slaw, sesame vinaigrette on corn tortillas); the Sunrise Taco (egg whites, cheese, bacon on flour tortillas with side of pico); or the Fat Donkey (a burrito with chicken, black beans, avocado, cabbage, pico, cheese, and jalapeño ranch wrapped in a flour tortilla.) See Skallywag’s ad in this month’s issue for their extended happy hour drink specials as well as their daily food and drink specials. Skallywag is open from noon to 2 a.m. every day. The kitchen hours are Sundays through Thursdays from noon to midnight and Fridays and Saturdays from noon to 1 a.m.
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Upcoming Fitness Events 2015 Bay Area Heart Walk
Sat., Oct. 3, 2015 St. Thomas 5K/1K Fun Run: St. Thomas Church, Nassau Bay; 281-785-3396 Miles for the Mainland Fun Run Rainbow Park, 800 Bay St., Texas City
Sat., Oct. 10, 2015 Gritty Goddess 5K Obstacle Run: Moody Gardens One Hope Boulevard, Galveston, Texasgrittygoddess.com Gritty Kids 1 Mile Obstacle Run Moody Gardens One Hope Boulevard, Galveston, grittykids.com Head For The Cure 5K Pearland Town Center 11200 Broadway Street headforthecure.org/houston Goblin Gallop 5K/Kids Monster Mile Deer Park Community Ctr., Deer Park Sun., Oct. 11, 2015 Space City 10 Miler & 2 Person Relay: UHCL • 2700 Bay Area Blvd. ontheruntx.com/10miler.html Sat., Oct. 17, 2015 Toughest 10K Galveston Galveston County Daily News Building, Galveston, toughest10kgalveston.org Jackalope Jam Carbide Park 4102 FM 519 Hitchcock • trailracingovertexas.com/jackalope-jam/
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Sat., Oct. 24, 2015 D'Feet Breast Cancer Run/Walk: Moody Gardens, Galveston: dfeetbreastcancer.com
FIGHT HEART DISEASE ONE STEP AT A TIME Saturday Nov. 14 • Kemah Boardwalk WHAT: Please join the American Heart Association (AHA) for the 2014 Bay Area Heart Walk on Saturday, November 14, 2015. The walk will feature family fun and physical fitness to promote walking as a part of a healthy lifestyle while raising funds to support cardiovascular research and educational programs for the AHA. This large-scale and non-competitive 5K walk encourages the participation of various communities and neighborhoods in the Bay Area.
Sat., Oct. 31, 2015 14th Annual Monster Dash Fun Run 702 Greenbriar Dr. Friendswood, TX. PARC Monster Dash Silvercrest Elementary, 3003 Southwyck Parkway Pearland, www.pearlandarearunnersclub.org
WHEN: Saturday, November 14, 2015 | Check in and registration from 7 to 8 a.m. Walk starts at 8:30 a.m.
Sat., Nov. 7, 2015 Run For Health 5K Fun Run Gloria Dei Lutheran Church • 18220 Upper Bay Road in Nassau Bay
WHERE: Kemah Boardwalk, 215 Kipp Avenue, Kemah, TX WHY: Heart disease and stroke — the nation’s No. 1 and No. 4 killers — and all other cardiovascular diseases, claim more than 813,804 American lives a year. The American Heart Association's goal is $500,000 for the 2015 Bay Area Heart Walk. Research funded by the American Heart Association has yielded or contributed to many important innovations such as CPR, life-extending drugs (including clot-busters), pacemakers, bypass surgery, the heart-lung machine and surgical techniques to repair heart defects.
Sat., Nov. 14, 2015 2015 Bay Area Heart Walk Kemah Boardwalk, 215 Kipp Avenue, Kemah
HOW: To participate in the annual event, walkers can register online by visiting www.bayareaheartwalk.org or by calling 713-610-5061. There is no registration fee, but donations are appreciated. Walk as part of a company team or form your own team with family and friends. www.bayareaheartwalk.org
Sun., Nov. 15, 2015 La Porte By The Bay Half Marathon Fred Hartman Bridge laportebythebayhalfmarathon.com Sat., Nov. 21, 2015 Cynthia Solomon Holmes Foundation 5K Run Tom Bass Regional Park III 15108 Cullen Rd. Houston Sun., Nov. 22, 2015 Holiday Half Marathon & 5K Moody Gardens One Hope Blvd., halfmarathonmoodygardens.com
Thurs, Nov. 26, 2015 Bay Area Turkey Day 10K/5K/Kids K On the Run, University Plaza 2427 Bay Area Blvd Houston Sat., Dec. 5, 2015 Reindeer Dash Deer Park Parks and Recreation • 610 E. San Augustine Deer Park
Sat., Dec. 12, 2015 Wicked Wine Run 5K Haak Vineyards & Winery 6310 Avenue T Santa Fe. Sat., Dec. 20, 2015 Santa Hustle Half Marathon & 5K Saengerfest Park The Strand, Galveston
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LAKEWOOD RACER CAPTURES BLIND SAILING WORLDS Lakewood Yacht Club longtime racer Howard Hughes, along with his crew, won the ISAF Blind Sailing Worlds in Chicago over the weekend of Sept. 12-13. Hughes skippered a Tom 28 in rough conditions on Lake Michigan.
Sailing Calendar
J-22 N. American Champs Sept. 30-Oct 4 • Galveston Bay
HYC - Fall Series 3 Oct. 11 • Galveston Bay
J-22 Heritage Cup
This event requires two blind sailors and two sighted sailors to participate on the boat. Vince Morvillo of Houston Yacht Club crewed as main sheet trimmer. Doug Cummings was the sighted tactician and Paul Shields was the sighted head sail trimmer. They competed in the B3 class winning the International Championship by six points over Great Britain.
Oct. 17-18 • Galveston Bay
HYC Club Championship Nov. 14 • Galveston Bay
Turkey Day Regatta Nov. 21-22 • Galveston Bay
Double-Handed Regatta
According to Hughes, the first day of the race, the fleet saw 20+ knots of wind with six foot waves. “We were all new to the Tom 28 boat, so Lake Michigan sure made this a challenging event for our crew!” remarked Hughes. He credits their success to team work, trust, and the combined experience of the crew.
Dec. 5 • Galveston Bay
HOUSTON YACHT CLUB 281-471-1255
!n September of 2013, Hughes claimed first place in the annual Blind Sailing National Championship held in Sail Newport, Rhode Island.
OCTOBER BRINGS J/80 NORTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS (OCT. 8-11) AND J/FEST SOUTHWEST REGATTA (OCT. 10-11) The 6th Annual J/Fest Southwest Regatta Skippers’ Meeting is slated for Fri., Oct. 9, 7:30 pm, while the J/80 National Championships one will take place on Thurs., Oct. 8, 7:30 pm, both to be held in the ballroom of Lakewood Yacht Club, 2425 NASA Parkway, Seabrook. There will be many sailors from out of town and out of state and the regattas are open to the public. “Racers will want to attend these meetings in order to receive important information about their respective races,” explained J/Fest Southwest Regatta Chairman Al Goethe. “In addition, they can mix and mingle with their friends and J/Boat competitors who have come from other parts of the country to race.”
October 8-11 • Galveston Bay
J/Fest Southwest October 10-11 • Galveston Bay
Harvest Moon Regatta October 22-25 • Gulf of Mexico
LAKEWOOD YACHT CLUB 281-474-2511
Fall “Chili Chase” November 7 • Galveston Bay
After the races for the J/80’s on Fri., Oct. 9, there will be a party and dinner at Cabo Bar & Grill on the water in Seabrook. All racers are invited to the after-race party and dinner on Sat., Oct. 10, where LC Roots will be entertaining in the ballroom. J/Fest committee volunteers have secured $15 discount coupons for dining in some Seabrook restaurants. These will be distributed in the Skippers’ packets during registration at the club. As of midSept., the following restaurants have signed up to participate: International Signature Bistro, Mario’s Flying Pizza, Neptune Subs, Seabrook Classic Café, Laredo’s Tex/Mex Café, Iguana Rana’s, Seabrook Waffle Company, Merlion’s on Fourth, and Villa Capri. The title sponsor for the 2015 J/Fest Southwest Regatta is the City of Seabrook. Also making this race possible due to their generosity are the following: J/Boats Southwest, Torqeedo, Bay Access, ReJex, True North Marine, Quantum Sails, The Yacht Company and The Yacht Service Company, Sparcraft, Alliant Marine & Energy Insurance, Allstate, OJ’s Marine, Hayes Rigging, KO Sailing, Gulf Coast Complete Marine Service, Blackburn Marine Supply and UK Sails. For further information or to register for either regatta, please visit: jfestsouthwest.com.
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GBCA Icicle Race #1 January 2 • Galveston Bay
GALVESTON BAY CRUISING ASSOCIATION (GBCA) 2015 Wed. Night Races Season Over October 14 Season Awards Party at Villa Capri (6:30pm)
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HARVEST MOON REGATTA: OCTOBER 22-25 Skippers meeting on October 16 Lakewood Yacht Club’s Harvest Moon Regatta® Chairman Jack Seitzinger has announced that the Skippers Meeting for the 29th Annual Harvest Moon Regatta® will be held on Friday night, Oct. 16, 7:30 p.m. in the club’s ballroom, 2425 NASA Parkway in Seabrook, TX “Since this is a highly attended event of up to several hundred people, we are encouraging racers to come early to pick up their skipper’s packets at 6:30 pm,” Seitzinger related. “Then they will have time to review the sailing instructions before the start of the meeting.” The packets as well as on-line t-shirt purchases can be picked up in the Game Room (now called Captain’s Quarters) which is down the hall from the ballroom. Other T-shirts and race paraphernalia can be purchased from volunteers in the ballroom lobby. Wristbands for the Welcome Sailors Rum Party in Port Aransas on Sat. ,Oct. 24, will be on sale in the ballroom. “The Skippers Meeting is a critical one for racers to attend,” stated Lakewood’s Fleet Captain Ashley Walker, “as additional information will be addressed such as expected weather conditions, any changes to the racing rules or the dockage in Port Aransas.”
The Harvest Moon Regatta® is a 150 mile race from Galveston to Port Aransas which will be begin on Thurs. afternoon, Oct. 22 and ends at the race finish in the channel at “Port A.” Racers will be arriving in “Port A” at varying times on Fri., Oct. 23, depending on the wind conditions over the Gulf of Mexico. The popular Welcome Sailors Rum Party will take place on Sat., Oct. 24, during late afternoon at the City Pavilion. After a bar-bque buffet, an awards ceremony will be held where race winners receive their trophies and the overall winner of the coveted Cameron Cannon and Bacardi trophies are announced. The regatta is a US Sailing “offshore” regatta open to all racing cruising spinnaker and non-spinnaker sailing yachts with a minimum length of 27 feet. Over 150 boats are expected to race this year with close to 2,000 racers,
friends and family attending the awards ceremony. The regatta is organized by Bay Access, a charitable organization supporting amateur racing. It is hosted by Lakewood Yacht Club, City of Port Aransas and Port Aransas & Mustang Island. A record number of sponsors this year include all Bay Access annual race sponsors, as well as Harvest Moon founding sponsor Bacardi U.S.A., with support from Quantum Sails and the City of Seabrook. “Through the support of these enthusiastic sponsors, we are able to provide a first-class event for our racers,” explained Seitzinger. For further information, please check the race website at www.HarvestMoonRegatta.com.
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Featured Attractions
1. Space Center Houston
Visit Space Center Houston, the Official Visitor center of NASA's Johnson Space Center. Applaud the accomplishments of NASA and the U.S. manned space flight program at Space Center Houston. You will relive the past achievements of the space program and witness today's history in the making. Everything you see in the facility is realistic. Space Center Houston's creators kept in close contact with NASA to ensure the most accurate experience. Each attraction is self-guided so you can spend as much time, or as little time, in each areas as desired. Most guests spend four to six hours in the Center. Discount Tickets: Discount Space Center Houston tickets available at Bay Area Houston Visitors Center. 281-474-9700.
1601 NASA Parkway • 281-244-2100
• www.spacecenter.org
2. MOODY GARDENS
6. BATTLESHIP TEXAS
10. ELLINGTON FIELD
14. HAAK VINEYARDS & WINERY
3. KEMAH BOARDWALK
7. LONE STAR FLIGHT MUSEUM
11. SAN JACINTO MONUMENT
15. SOUTH SHORE HARBOUR
4. SCHLITTERBAHN
8. GALVESTON PLEASURE PIER
12. NOLAN RYAN CENTER
16. BIG LEAGUE DREAMS
5. CLEAR CREEK WINERY
9. PIRATES BAY WATER PARK
13. ARMAND BAYOU NATURE CTR. 17. GULF GREYHOUND PARK
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2026 Lockheed ............409-770-9283
709 Harris Ave. (Kemah)..281-334-8300
3523 Highway 134 ..........281-479-2431
2002 Terminal Dr. ......409-740-7722
2501 Seawall Blvd. ....1.855.789.7437
5300 East Road (Baytown) ..281-422-1150
510 Ellington Field ........713-847-4200
One Monument Circle ......281-479-2421
Texas 35 and Mustang ....281-388-1134
8500 Bay Area Blvd.........281-474-2551
6310 Avenue T. ............409-925-1401
2500 South Shore Blvd.....281-334-1000
1150 Big League Dreams...281-316-3400
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18. SYLVAN BEACH PARK on Galveston Bay in La Porte . . . . . . .281-471-5020 19. BAY FOREST GOLF COURSE 1900 South R Street (La Porte) . . . .281-471-4653 20. PINE GULLY PARK 535 Pine Gully Rd. @ Toddville (Seabrook) . . . . .281-474-3286 21. OLD SEABROOK NASA Parkway @ Hwy 146 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .281-474-3869 22. PUTT PUTT FUNHOUSE 806 NASA Parkway . . . . . . . . . . . . . .281-333-0579 23. BUTLER’S LONGHORN MUSEUM 1220 Coryell (League City) . .281-332-1393 24. RAILEAN DISTILLERY 341 5th Street (San Leon). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .713-545-2742 25. THE LINKS AT GREEN CAYE 2100 Caroline St. (Dickinson) . .281-337-2021
26. CINEMARK 18 20915 Gulf Frwy. (Webster) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .281-332-0951 27. BAYBROOK MALL 500 Baybrook Mall Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . .281-488-4620 28. MAGNOLIA GREEK GOLF COURSE 1501 Bay Area Blvd. . . . . .281-557-0555 29. BEACON LAKES GOLF CLUB 801 FM 646 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .281-337-1459 30. SOUTH SHORE HARBOUR CC 4300 South Shore Harbour . . . .281-334-0521
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31. GALVESTON EAST BEACH 1923 Boddeker Drive . . . .409-762-EAST 32. THE GRAND 1894 OPERA HOUSE 2020 Postoffice St.409-763-7173 33. THE STRAND HISTORIC DISTRICT Galveston . . . . . . .713- 629-3700 34. MARDI GRAS MUSEUM 2309-2311 Ship’s Mechanic Row . .409-765-5930 35. MOODY MANSION MUSEUM 2618 Broadway . . . . . . . . . . . .409-762-7668 36. BISHOP'S PALACE 1402 Broadway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .409-762-2475 37. GALVESTON RAILROAD MUSEUM 25th & Strand .409-765-5700 38. TEXAS SEAPORT MUSEUM Pier 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .409-763-1877 39. OCEAN STAR OFFSHORE MUSEUM Pier 20 . . . . .409-766-STAR 40. SEAWOLF PARK Pelican Island via Seawolf Parkway . . .409-797-5114
41. HOBBY AIRPORT 7800 Airport Boulevard . . . . . . . . . . . .713-640-3000 42. RELIANT STADIUM One Reliant Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .832-667-1400 43. HOUSTON MEDICAL CENTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .713-791-8805 44. DOWNTOWN ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT . . . .713-658-8938 45. TOYOTA CENTER 1510 Polk Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .713-758-7200 46. GRB CONVENTION CTR 1001 Avenida de las Americas .713-853-8000 47. MINUTE MAID PARK 501 Crawford Street . . . . . . . . . .713-259-8500 48. BBVA COMPASS STADIUM 2200 Texas Avenue . . . .713-276-7500 49. DOWNTOWN HOUSTON AQUARIUM 410 Bagby .713-223-3474 50. HOUSTON ZOO 6200 Hermann Park Drive . . . . . . . . . . . .713-533-6500
Bakkhus Taverna
Mamacita’s
JP’s Upperdeck
Skallywag
Mediterraneo
Scout Bar
Where To EAT & DRINK T-bone Tom’s
Mainly Drinks
Cafe Adobe
Hugh & Jeff’s
La Poz Cafe
1. Aspens................817 Clear Lake Rd. (Clear Lake Shores) 2. Bakkhus Taverna Greek................605 6th Street (Kemah) 3. Blue Palms Bar & Grill ..2320 NASA Parkway (Seabrook) 4. Big Shots ..........................................11500 Space Center 5. Bombay Tadka ............................17926 Hwy 3, Suite 101 6. Bombshells - Houston South ............12810 Gulf Freeway 7. Bombshells - Webster..........................803 E NASA Pkwy 8. Boondoggles ....................4106 NASA Parkway (El Lago) 9. Buck Wild ..............1025 West NASA Parkway (Webster) 10. Bullrito’s ....................1820 Nasa Parkway (Nassau Bay) 11. Bullrito’s ..................12617 Underwood Road (La Porte) 12. Cabo ............................2513 NASA Parkway (Seabrook) 13. Cafe Adobe..............1330 Bay Area Blvd. (Friendswood) 14. Caps and Corks ..........500 Baybrook Mall in Food Court 15. Casper’s Billiards..................137 21st Street (San Leon) 16. Center Court Pizza & Brew ......3202 Marina Bay Blvd. J 17. Clear Creek Winery ..........................709 Harris (Kemah) 18. Chelsea Wine Bar ............4106 Nasa Pkwy # F (El Lago) 19. Chasin’ Tails ............................2402 Bay Area Boulevard 20. Claudio’s Restaurant & Piano Bar ..3202 Marina Bay Dr 21. Cock-Eyed Seagull ......................1010B E. Nasa Road 1 22. Crazy Alan’s Swamp Shack ........309 4th Street(Kemah) 23. Cullen’s............................................11500 Space Center 24. D Bar 937......................937 Dixie Farm Road (Houston) 25. Dempsey’s Sports Pub ..20801 Gulf Freeway (Webster) 26. Dan’s Pizza Company ................................15148 Hwy 3 27. Dickinson Bar-B-Que & Steakhouse ..........2111 FM 517 28. Don Pico’s - Clear Lake ..................2110 Bay Area Blvd. 29. Don Pico’s - Pasadena ..............4940 Fairmont Parkway 30. Don Pico’s - Pearland ..............9811 Broadway (FM518) 31. D’Vine Wine - Galveston ..............................2110 Strand 32. Easy Street Lounge ......112 N. Highway 3 (League City) 33. Esteban's Cafe & Cantina..............402 West Main Street 34. Fatty’s..................................1717 2nd Street (Seabrook) 35. Floyd’s Cajun Seafood House ..............20760 Gulf Frwy 36. Floyd’s Cajun Seafood House ................1300 Broadway 37. Gabacho’s Mexican Grill ......................4449 NASA Rd. 1 38. Galveston Bay Beer Co. 12900 Fm 3436 Rd (Dickinson) 39. Gio’s Flying Pizza ....................................630 FM 517 Rd
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On The Bayou
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40. Gordon St. Tavern....................114N. Gordon St. (Alvin) 41. Hugh & Jeff’s Car Wash & Grill ............1232 W. FM 646 42. Jackie’s Brickhouse ..1051 Marina Bay Drive (FM 2094) 44. Joe Lee’s Seafood Kitchen ..........1108 Marina Bay Drive 45. JP’s Upperdeck............................609 Bradford (Kemah) 46. Katie’s......................................................315 Grand Ave. 47. La Poz Cafe..........................................4622 NASA Rd. 1 48. La Brisa - Bacliff ......................................4001 Hwy 146 49. La Brisa - League City ..........501 Wesley Drive (@ I-45) 50. Lazy Lizard Cantina ..............1817 Avenue K (San Leon) 51. Las Haciendas • NASA ......................1020 NASA Rd. 1 52. Las Haciendas • I-45 ......................12933 Gulf Freeway 53. Las Haciendas • South Shore ........2951 Marina Bay Dr. 54. Lelia’s ..........................................18119 Egret Bay Blvd 55. Lone Star Grill ..........................3435 Hwy 146 (Bacliff)) 56. Luna’s Restaurant (Hilton) ............3000 NASA Parkway 57. Main 101 Grill & Bar ..............101 E. Main St. (La Porte) 58. Main Event ......................................1125 Magnolia Ave. 59. Mainly Drinks ..................223 W. Main Street (La Porte) 60. Mamacita’s - Clear Lake........................515 E Nasa Rd 1 61. Mamacita’s - Pasadena ..............7325 Spencer Highway 62. Maribelle’s ....................................3136-C NASA Road 1 63. Mario’s Italian • Seabrook ......1304 Bayport (Hwy 146) 64. Mario’s Italian • Webster ................618 NASA Parkway 65. Market Seafood............................16580 El Camino Real 66. Masa Sushi Fusion ..............................977 Nasa Road 1 67. Masa Sushi Sake Bar ............................1804 W. FM 646 69. Mediterraneo Market & Cafe ........18033 Upper Bay Rd. 70. Midnite Slice ..............................1605 2nd St, Seabrook 71. Monkey Bar ..........................................605 6th Street C 72. Noah’s Ark Restaurant..............4438 Boulevard (Bacliff) 73. Nobi Public House............241 E NASA Pkwy, (Webster) 74. Oak Barrel Exchange18019 Upper Bay Dr. (Nassau Bay) 76. On The Bayou ................6028 Avenue P 1/2 (Galveston) 77. Opus Bistro ........................................1002 Aspen Road 78. Palapa Bar..................................608 6th Street (Kemah) 79. Pier 27 Tavern ................3202 Marina Bay Blvd. Suite F 80. Pomodoro’s Cucina Italiana ........2700 Marina Bay Drive 81. Pomodoro’s Pasta & Pizzeria ..............1303 Nasa Pkwy
Easy Street
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A NEW GAME - Saw an interesting site the other night with Claudia Hammond strapped into a Stratocaster at the Hourglass show at the Cock-Eyed Seagull in September. Over the years, we’ve only seen her play on acoustic Martins and Taylors. Mark Fenton describes the new style as a Joan Jet look – I thought it sounded great and am look forward to hearing more of it through the years ahead. The previous owner of the Stratocaster was area min-
strel, Steve Shannon, who no doubt imparted many hours of fine playing on the instrument. NEW BAND OF THE YEAR CATEGORY – And if the vote were to be called today, my vote would go to The Waltones. Lead by keyboard monster, Randy Wall, this new band features a lineup of seasoned musical veterans from across the greater Houston Metroplex including Chris Perry
(Drums), Brian Rooney (Bass), and Bob Emmons (guitar) – Plus they “all” can sing! Tight on a huge variety of songs and able to handle requests, the Waltones band is certified as “party ready” in my book. We caught this group for the first time at Katie’s, that fine little music appreciation room in Bacliff where there’s never a cover. Bob surprised me that evening by playing on the lead guitar as I’ve only seen him on either the bass or riding the sound board – That or running one of the friendliest places happening along with his charming wife, Katie. He’s a pretty good lead player too, I might add. Check ’em out! IT’S A WRAP – Hope everybody out there had a great summer. With the days getting shorter and the weather cooler, we get to look forward to the best time of the year, snow bird season Gulf Coast style. But before that, let’s all have a great October as Indian Summertime passes through, okay? Be sure and check out some of the outdoor festival events happening in the area, take in a great meal and hang out at one of the many great spots we have on The SCENE! We’ll see you out there!
HALLOWEEN GUIDE: Cont. From Page 32 Mainly Drinks (La Porte): Saturday, 10/31: All-day costume contest on Halloween. Photos will be taken of participants and winners will be announced at 10 p.m. A $25 gift certificate will be given for the best costume for a man, a woman and a child. There will be Halloween candy for the kids. T-Bone Tom's (Kemah): Saturday, 10/31: Dine in costume and vie for prizes in T-Bone Tom's Adult Costume Contest or the Kids Costume Contest. No cover. Live music with Hanna's Reef. Palapa Bar (Kemah): Saturday, 10/31: Scare up some friends and head over to Palapa Bar's halloween party!
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o t e d i u G s ’ E N SCE EN E W O L L A H Calling all super heroes, rock stars, movie characters, witches, mummies and bloodied zombies! Your night is just around the corner. That’s right, if you don’t have your costume ready, what are you waiting for? Here is a guide of local hangouts with more treats than tricks ready to celebrate the kid in you in full Halloween style. ~ Enjoy Halloween responsibly. Cabo (Seabrook): Saturday, 10/31: Spooktacular Halloween Bash. No Cover. Costume contest with $500 prize for 1st place. Music by DJ Khaos & DJ Bryan Rhymez. League City's Easy Street (League City): Saturday, 10/31: No Cover. Costume contest with 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes for winners. The Rob Saint Review is playing live. Enjoy Rum Chata Pumpkin Pie Cocktails. Midnite Slice (Seabrook): All Halloween weekend: "Get your pizza delivered or come hangout with us. Bring your own concoction because it's BYOB." Live music with Wayward Sons on Halloween night. Never a cover charge. CUSTOMER CHALLENGE: Scare the delivery driver, and win a FREE pizza!!!! (You may not touch the driver.) Sherlock's Baker St. Pub (Clear Lake): Sat. 10/31: Halloween Party. No Cover. Costume Contest with $600 in prizes. Live music by Rat Ranch; Bud Light Bucket Specials all night. Monkey Bar (Kemah):Halloween Party with drink specials. No cover. Live music with Tony on Fire. Jackie's Brickhouse (Kemah):Friday, 10/30: Halloween Party (Part 1): Patrons cheer on their favorite in a spooktacular employee Costume Contest. Saturday, 10/31: Halloween Party (Part 2): Join in celebrating Karan Barrera's birthday at the LARGEST Halloween costume contest on the lake! Patrons will vie for $1500 in cash
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and prizes! Take part in the spooky-fun, drink and food specials BOTH NIGHTS!
The Railean Buccaneer Bar (San Leon): Saturday, 10/31: Halloween Costume Party from 6 to 10 p.m. Enjoy thrilling drink specials and creepy Halloween drinks all night. No cover charge. (Must be 21 or older.) Prizes for best overall costumes, sexiest costumes and scariest costumes. Scary/Halloween music all night long!
Noah's Ark (Bacliff): Saturday, 10/31: Halloween Party from 7 to 11 p.m. with several Halloween themed drinks! No cover charge. Costume contest for Best Male, Best Female and Best Couple. Enjoy live music with The Classix. Scout (Webster): Saturday, 10/31: Live music with Treason, Saturate and Erase the Virus. Costume contest with prizes. Cover is $5 for 21 and up, $10 for 18 and up. Zone 504 (Kemah): Saturday, 10/31: Halloween Party with Mama Cass DJ'ing the night. Halloween Costume Contest at starts at midnight with 1st place getting $350; 2nd place getting $100; and 3rd Place gets $50. Spooky drink specials all night.
lains, but all costumes are welcome! Halloween party starts at 9 p.m. No cover. There will be a costume contest with prizes: 1st place gets $300, 2nd place gets $150 and 3rd place gets $75. Drink specials all night. Live DJ. Buck Wild (Webster): Saturday, 10/31: Halloween party and costume contest. Doors open at 8 p.m. Happy hour until 10 P.M. with $2 bottled beer or mixed drinks. $1000 in cash and prizes. Register for contest by 11 P.M. Arrive before 10 p.m. for no cover charge for ages 21. On The Bayou (Galveston): Saturday, 10/31: Halloween Party and Costume Contest with $500 in prizes! Food and drink specials all night! Party starts at 8 p.m. No cover. Cock-eyed Seagull (Webster):Saturday, 10/31: Halloween party starting at 8 p.m. Costume Contest with 1st , 2nd and 3rd place prizes. Hugh and Jeff's Carwash and Grill (League City): Saturday, 10/31: 4th Annual Madigan Monster Mash. Halloween Costume Contest. - Continued on Page 31
Skallywag (Kemah): Friday, 10/30: HELLoween Party starts at 9 p.m. with DJ $$Dollar Bill$$ in the house! Drink specials and giveaway promotions all night. All costumes welcome. No cover! Open invite. Prizes for allaround Best Costumes ($200 for 1st place; $100 for 2nd place; $50 and a Rumpleminz for 3rd place.) Bakkhus Taverna (Kemah): Saturday, 10/31: The 8th Annual Bakkhus Taverna Halloween Bash is not to be missed. Patrons are invited to come dressed in theme: Super Heroes and Vil-
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AND THE POINT BEING - Prior to becoming a shutterbug, I used to record music and produce CD albums of live music performances. About 8 years ago, my guitar dealer, Danny D invited me out to check out his band, at that time playing the old Sundance Grill, where I met Andy Upchurch of Andy and The Dreamsicles. Over the years, this group has entertained thousands of people in the local area and in September, we caught up with them doing just that at T-Bone Tom’s under the big palapa stage which gets us to the point of the matter – HEY FOLKS, IT’S PATIO SEASON!!! If you haven’t already, IT’S TIME TO GET OUT!!! TOUR STOP CLEAR LAKE – This month, we caught Nothing More on their Monster Outbreak Tour along with a full house at Scout Bar in September. With a seemingly dubious
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roster over their 12-year history of 12 musicians, this current line up has demonstrated to be most solid with only drummer Ben Anderson being the only member with fewer than seven years tenure. Frontman Jonny Hawkins (lead vocals and additional drums) clearly connects with the audience giving it his all while veterans Mark Vollelunga and Daniel Oliver (guitar and bass) shows through their love for playing to the appreciative fans, something you simply can’t fake. Looking at the setup at Scout Bar, I’m actually sorta glad we don’t have that humungous amphitheatre like they do up north or that huge fine art theatre out west. Yeah, they’re nice and draw lots of good shows, but a Tour Stop Clear Lake, every seat at Scout Bar is up front. We’ve got it good!! - Continued on Page 31
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LOOSE NOTES: From Page 36 OVER THE TOP – Was watching this year’s Emmy Awards and couldn’t help but notice all the stars of yesteryear pulling in nominations for the seemingly more dignified and elderly categories these days. These nominees really need to go see a Hunger show and see what aging with out “getting old” is all about. This year’s annual Hunger Pre-Labor Day party at Scout Bar clearly made it on my over-the-top list – ’Twas good catching up with many of you… Many bands I’ve witnessed over the years age with grace and dignity, but with the Hunger, we notice that these guys simply reload, stick it in your face, all while kicking everything up to a higher level. Pretty impressive, yes? I’ve made mention before the brilliance of bringing in another keyboard player, allowing the two Wilson brothers to focus on the vocal harmonies – Aside from sounding better than ever as one powerful voice, the band cleared the stage of the mic stand clutter making room for high-flying action complete with a good, old-fashioned mosh pit, all of which tallying the score that night to an Over the Top level. My only lament about the entire evening was being able to get a picture of the entire band all looking into the camera at the same time and out of position on some of the jumps – Utterly impossible…. The honor of opening on this evening went to Vanilla Sugar and Tydings and possibly a candidate for new band of the year, To Whom It May. This band includes the former Melovine members sans frontman Matthew Neice, featuring Johnathan Jourdan (Lead), Robb Marshall (bass), and Dexas Villarreal (drums). An awesome night with a great crowd – an epic show! Cheers!!! - Continued on Page 33
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LOOSE NOTES: From Page 37 In case you’ve never been to Zone, it’s a perfectly sized venue of a large garage-sized proportions which makes it a great place to catch the latest bands coming out who very likely formulated their sound inside a garage to perfection at loud volumes which just so happens to translate perfectly into the cozy Zone 504 caverns, complete with a great AC, full bar and grill, making for a perfect evening of fine live music. Dig it? Jackie’s Brickhouse – ’Twas time to checkout one the area’s favorite performers, the Mambo Jazz King’s at Jackie’s Brickhouse, of course. It was a fine night catching up with Tim Miller (of Equusearch) in the house relaxing and shooting a game of pool in the back. Mr. Miller speaks with his eyes louder than anybody I’ve ever seen and that evening at the Brickhouse, it was good seeing him get in some R&R. Back to the Jazz Kings. Personally, I first crossed paths with this big band at the first GBAMA post-Ike fundraiser, and along with you, have enjoyed their shows over the years since. Band Master, Art, had the group crisp and tight on the turnarounds as ever. One of these
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days, I think it would be cool if Jackie’s Brickhouse brought the Mambo Jazz Kings to the annual Clear Lake Epicurean Evening for the night’s entertainment – Either the Jazz Kings or somebody like Madigan, either would make for the perfect big event the likes this area seems to be missing since Ballunar Festival, South Shore Harbor Wine Festival, or the Old Seabrook Music Festival. Perhaps? - Continued on Page 34
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@ Scout Bar; Mambo Jazz Kings @ Jackie’s Brickhouse; Cassette Tape @ Zone 504; Tydings @ Scout Bar
Loose Notes by Andy Eng
lowing that tends more on the bright and happy side of the groove. And so with that, we headed into the Zone 504 for a homecoming evening of sorts with Cassette Tape in the house. Many new bands in our area got their early chances at this cozy Lighthouse District hangout; so it’s always cool when they make it back after their road of triumph. - Continued on Page 36
Well done, folks! Another summer is successfully in the books; another school year has begun. We survived the anniversary of Hurricane Ike dry as a bone and despite the rough start for our hometown pro football team, pressing on with the gusto that makes us Houston. There was some very good live music out and about on the SCENE, and we enjoyed catching up with many of you out there. Let’s take some time to run down some of what went down in September. Zone 504 – Over the past couple of years, Cassette Tape has grown themselves a nice Nuevo Grateful Dead / Phish-like fol-
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GALVESTON BAY BREWERY Continued From Page 43 "I never thought our Duck Duck Gose would be as popular as it is, but only because I wasn't sure how people would like the sour characteristic of the Gose style. But we have a lot of people who love it and we can't brew enough of it to keep it on draft in the tap room." A key ingredient in Galveston Bay Beer's Gose is Coriander seeds, which come from the Cilantro plant. Cilantro, considered a staple in Mexican dishes, is actually native to Asia and Europe and didn't appear in Mexican cuisine until around 1500. Other tap-room exclusives of note include the Blueberry Blonde, Captain's Coffee Stout, The Golden Mild, Lafitte’s Watermelon (Hefeweizen), Dockside Dunkelweiss, Tripletail Belgian Tripel, Porter of Texas City, Lifeboat Lime (Pale Ale), ExSpouse Bitter, Mosaic Smash IPA, Toasted Mermaid (English Brown Ale), Lighthouse Lager, Red Tide (Irish Red Ale) and the really popular Duck Duck Gose. Feel free to ask questions and have the servers recommend staff and patron favorites. You will notice they are eager to talk about their beers and help you find
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your favorite(s). Matter of fact, Henry has been pleased with the volunteers the brewery has been able to recruit. “We are very appreciative of the relationship we have with our volunteers,” Henry explains. “They are great to us and it is a great way for someone to get involved in this exciting growing industry. We welcome people to come learn more about our volunteer program.”
Next for Galveston Bay Beer company is more growth. More beers, more production and Henry has already started the “long process” to eventually get cans of some of their most popular beers out to the marketplace.
Any stop at the brewery can also include a tour of the brewery. Beyond the tap room is the fermentation and conditioning room which is visually dominated by two giant, stainless steel fermentors to help give you an appreciation for the scale of Galveston Bay's production. But Henry is quick to point out there is plenty of room for more to be added. Outside the fermentation room, is the giant brewhouse that once was used to brew award-winning beers at the Rikenjaks brewery in Louisiana before being relocated by Henry to Texas in 2008 and stored until the right opportunity came to open, much to the benefit of the local community and beer culture.
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GALVESTON BAY BEER CO. SHARES PASSION FOR BEER AND COMMUNITY The scene is a brewery tap room alive with action and conversation, reminding one of the impact neighborhood breweries have played for years in the small towns of Germany and other countries where beer is an anchor of popular culture and local community. This tap room is located inside the Galveston Bay Beer Company in Dickinson and on this evening it hosts a mixture of locals and beer enthusiasts who came from outside the immediate area to check it out.
Sunny Day IPA
(7% abv)
There's nothing like kicking back on a sunny day (or maybe dreaming of a sunny day) and enjoying the fresh kick of hops in our Sunny Day IPA. The use of citra hops invoke fruity notes of grapefruit and lime assisted by a honey-like malt backbone built up to provide a perfectly balanced English style IPA that won't wreck your pallet.
Hammerhead Scottish Ale (6.8% abv) Hammerhead is a strong Scottish ale, also known as a wee heavy, brewed in the traditional fashion. A complex mix of malted barley along with a longer boil time give this beer a smooth malty sweetness and deep color while remaining light in body. A great beer that can be enjoyed any time of the year.
The brewery has been open for more than a year and is located inside what looks like a giant aircraft hanger. Inside the front door, patrons are welcomed by an impressive Owner Mark Henry bar that winds throughout the tap room making a couple 90degree turns and offering plenty of great seating from which to sample a dozen beers that were brewed on-site and available on tap.
Tart Cherry Brown (6.3% abv)
Galveston Bay Beer Company founder Mark Henry and his lead brewer Skyler Forshage are often 12900 FM 3436 Rd. Dickinson, TX 77539 found behind the tap room bar sharing their passion for beer with patrons. The tap room first opened in March and is currently open on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Monday could soon be added to the delight of Monday Night Football fans. The room is also available for special events on days it is not open to the public. Lead Brewer Skyler Forshage
Signature Beers Available On Tap at a Venue Near You
(SEASONAL) Fermented with tart Montmorency cherries from Michigan, this special brown ale retains a hint of its cherry flavor without being overly sweet. The combination of malt, hops, and fruit come together to activate all the taste buds on your tongue. It begins with a burst of cherry tartness and as it mellows the toasty flavors of the roasted malts and slight bitterness from earthy hops give this beer a flavorful finish.
Lafitte's Wheat
(5% abv)
Jean Lafitte was a pirate who famously aided General Andrew Jackson in defending New Orleans from the British in 1815 then went on to settle a pirate colony in Galveston, Texas. Galveston Bay Beer Company has its roots in Louisiana – having bought out a brewpub there. Lafitte's Wheat is an incredibly crisp and easy-drinking beer to be enjoyed all year-round. Notes of banana and clove round out a refreshing wheat finish.
With four signature beers and another eight rotating tap-room exclusives on draft, I recommend taking advantage of the flight (four 4oz beers in each flight) option to cover a lot of ground in a responsible way. The flagship beers (see list above) are the more popular beers brewed in large batches and also available on draft at many local restaurants and bars.
All are highly recommended. But part of the excitement in visiting the brewery is to see what experimental beer Fossage recently brewed and now has available on draft. Forshage guesstimates he has easily brewed more than 50 different styles of beer on the brewery's smaller pilot system and is always curious to get feedback. "It is interesting to see which styles of beer are a hit," explains Forshage. - Continued on Page 38
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Texas Beer Enthusiast Texas Represents @ 2015 GABF 9 Gold Medals sets new record for Texas breweries The 2015 Great American Beer Festival (GABF) competition awarded 275 medals to some of the best commercial breweries in the United States, plus three GABF Pro-Am medals to teams of amateur brewers paired with professional brewers. Texas fared well with 15 medals including a recordbreaking nine gold medals.
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Texas Medals @ 2015 GABF GOLD 512 - Wild Bear (gold in Brett Beer) ABGB - Rocket 100 - Gold - American or International Style Pilsner Adelberts - Vintage Monks - Gold - French and Belgian Style Ale Black Star Co-op - Recalcitrant Deckhand - Gold Robust Porter BJs Brewhouse - Lighthouse Lager - Gold Session Ale (Temple TX) Perdernales - Lobo Negro - Gold - German Style Schwartzbier Rahr & Sons - The Regulator - Gold - German Style Dopplebock
Rahr & Sons - Oktoberfest Gold - German Style Marzen St Arnold - Weedwacker Gold - German Style Wheat
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BRONZE Twin Peaks - Barrel Aged Brown Ale - Bronze Wood and Barrel Aged Real Ale - Real Heavy Bronze - Scotch Ale
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TEXAS CRAFT BEER FESTIVALS
Brownsville Beer Fest October 3, 2015 Dean Porter Park Brownsville, TX
2015 San Antonio Beer Festival October 17, 2015 Maverick Park San Antonio, TX
Untapped Dallas Nov. 7, 2015 Fair Park Dallas, TX
Austin Beer Week Oct. 23 - Nov. 1, 2015 Multiple Events & Venues in Austin, TX
Rio Grand Valley Beer Fest October 3, 2015 Edinburg City Courtyard, Edinburg, TX
Taste of Texas Craft Beer & Wine Festival Nov. 7, 2015 Waters Edge Venue Seabrook, TX
Brew Mile Nov. 6, 2015 Houston Sports Park, TX
Kemah Oktoberfest N. Texas Beer Week Nov. 6 - 15, 2015 Oct. 9,10 & 11, 2015 Kemah City Parking Lot • Kemah, TX
Multiple Events & Venues in DFW Area of TX
2015 Texas Winter Beer Fest Dec. 4-5, 2015 Town Green Park The Woodlands, TX
THE
SCENE -> Local Music
Who You Need To Know About Right Now: By Rhonda Meredith
TYDINGS
Tydings, a progressive reggae band that has a strong, memorable musical groove, is ranked #1 on ReverbNation, and has been nominated two years running in the Houston Press for the “Best Reggae Band” category. This talented band consists of members Jordan Tydings (vocals and guitar); Ryan Damian (drums); Grant Earnest (bass); and new addition Jonathan Siller (turntables.) The musical powerhouse is the brainchild of musician/songwriter Jordan Tydings. He found his purpose in music, and it has been supporting him for more than three years now. Tydings’ music will have you swaying to the irresistible beats, and the lyrics will resonate with every fiber of your being. The words are personal, and an open invitation to view life through Tydings’ eyes. “It’s my life on display,” he says. “The music that comes out is about what is big enough to overflow from my heart. A song can form from wherever life takes me.” His drive comes from the good vibes and messages he passes to the audience and the feeling of getting it returned back. It’s not the attention, nor the lights. It’s the onstage zone he goes into while performing live. Those feelings drive Tydings to do what most people think of as a hobby.
Eddy Raven Sat., October 10 OKTOBERFEST KEMAH
Mark your calendars now to see TYDINGS at Scout Bar on Friday, October 30. The progressive reggae band will be supporting Fortunate Youth. “This show will feature new Tydings music and new elements that you don’t want to miss!” said Jordan Tydings, the band founder and namesake. Get discounted tickets through any Tydings band member. “Like” their Facebook page for more information. Every Tuesday at On The Bayou, Jordan Tydings hosts a unique Open Mic Night for the area from 9 p.m. to close. Everyone is invited! Tydings considers this weekly event a “collective art expression” that goes beyond musicians only. Also, enjoy spoken word, poets, dancers, comedians, and other artistic outlets. “I played in New York a few years back,” said Tydings, “and the vibe of collective art expression brought all kinds of talent to the mic. On The Bayou is a great place to have a good time. The staff and management are outstanding.”
When not performing, Tydings enjoys spending time with his beloved Boxer puppies Samson and Koda, and relaxing at his dad’s farm north of Crockett, Texas. He is a firm believer in individual freedoms and is a proud member of Texas NORML, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. On his personal SoundCloud account, Tydings posts his renditions of songs such as Sam Smith’s song “Know I’m Not The Only One” and “Mad World” by Tears For Fears along with his original no-frills recordings.
Sheila Marshall Band Sun., October 11 T-BONE TOM’S
Hamilton Loomis Fri., October 23 JACKIE’S BRICKHOUSE
For booking information including private events, contact Jordan Tydings at jtydings86@gmail.com or 832-416-9231. Tydings says he is blessed to have the opportunity and the support of the local music scene including Thomas Wilson and Scout Bar, friend Roland Belmarez at Punkstar, businesses Bomdiggity Glassblowing, and You-Pick-It We-Stick-It Tattoos, IP Inc., and his friends and family.
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Fortunate Youth Fri., October 30 SCOUT BAR
OCTOBER 2015
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Thirsty Thursday $1 off Big Ass Beers • $4.50 Fireball $4.50 Jager
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FRI., OCT. 2: Bryan Shayne SAT., OCT. 3: Mark Hessler
FRI., OCT. 9: Shaun Micheal SAT., OCT. 10: Snafu
FRI., OCT. 16: Susan Hickman SAT., OCT. 17: Tony on Fire
FRI., OCT. 23: Tony on Fire SAT., OCT. 24: Mark Hessler
FRI., OCT. 30: Susan Hickman SAT., OCT. 31: Tony on Fire FRI., NOV. 6: Bryan Shayne SAT., NOV. 7: Tony On Fire
FRI., NOV. 13: Susan Hickman SAT., NOV. 14: Snafu
605 6TH STREET • KEMAH