"Houston movers and shakers look for some lady luck!"

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Miller Outdoor Theatre was voted Best Theater in the 2010 Click2Houston's Best contest.

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The Houston Press covered Miller Outdoor Theatre's upcoming show "Little Shop of Horrors" produced by Theatre Under The Stars.

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 KHOU ch.11's Sherry Williams features The Health Museum and Miller Outdoor Theatre on its "Saving Cents" segment.

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 The Health Museum's latest exhibit "Animation" was featured on ABC-13 KTRK.

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Note: Lydia Baehr Public Relations shot the b-roll featured in the segment.

"Storm Forecasters Give Differing Hurricane Predictions"

Meteorologist and executive director The Weather Museum Jill Hasling shares her predictions for for the upcoming 2010 Hurricane Season.

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Great Day Houston's Deborah Duncan featured upcoming Weather Museum activities.

The Health Museum was featured in two Venezuelan Publications.

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The Health Museum was included in Texas Highways May issue by Kitty Crider.

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West University Buzz Magazine featured the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center's upcoming "Tails on the Trails" event celebrating National Trails Day 2010.

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The special Jazz in the Park Earth Day Celebration at Miller Outdoor Theatre was featured on Chron.com.

Great Day Houston's Deborah Duncan featured Earth Day Happenings around Houston.

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For Miller jump forward to [-0:41].

Houston se prepara para la gran exposición sobre dibujos animados con la participación de Cartoon Network

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“Esta exposición  enseña muchísimo a las personas de diferentes edades sobre varios conceptos científicos en los que se basa la animación, incluyendo la percepción, la ilusión, la geometría y la medición”, dijo Jon Iszard, presidente y CEO de The Health Museum. “Lo interesante está en que en esta exposición, todos podrán aprender divirtiéndose.”

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"The musical "Cats" holds the title of the second longest-running show in Broadway history, and now, you can catch it on stage for free at the Miller Outdoor Theater, featuring an all-youth cast, ages 8 to 19."

-Patricia Lopez, Ch.13 KTRK

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"It's Miller time. Nah, not the beer, the city's beloved Miller Outdoor Theatre. Grab a Miller (or something a little more upscale if I were you), your grandmother's tablecloth, some munchies and head to the hill to take in the big scale art on the big stage."

-Nancy Wozny, CultureMap.com

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"Discover a healthier you at The Health Museum, Houston’s only interactive science center, during Spring Break. Their “Health & Wellness Expo 2010” is the perfect opportunity for families to explore fun and entertaining ways to stay active and healthy all year long."

-Sarah Gish, Greater Houston Weekly

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"1. Get outside. Quick! Before the heat sets in. The Houston Arboretum and Nature Center and Discovery Green have daily activities scheduled for families. From nature walks to concerts in the park, there's plenty to do. (And most of it's free.) Visit their Web sites for a complete schedule of events."

-Francisca Ortega, Houston Chronicle's Mom Houston Blogger

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The John C. Freeman Weather Museum Executive Director Jill Hasling was interviewed by Mystic, host of Houston Weekend Magazine. The interview aired on local CBS radio stations including Kilt 100.3, Mega 101, Sports Radio 610, Hot 97.5, Mix 96.5 and CNN 650.

"For only its second dip into black-tie gala waters, Mercury Baroque did swimmingly well at Wortham Theater Center Friday night when 400 patrons gathered for dinner, dancing and a bit of Baroque music."

-Shelby Hodge, CultureMap.com

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"Lessons learned from bugs"

ABC 13's Adela Uchida toured The Health Museum's latest exhibit Backyard Monsters.

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Clear Channel Radio's Houston P.A. Radio Host Laurent Fouilloud-Buyat interviewed The Health Museum's Vice President of Exhibits & Business Development Phil Lindsey.

Listen to the Podcast - "3D Cinema: made in Houston!

CW 39 KIAH-TV's Yolanda Green presented The Houston Arboreutm & Nature Center with a generous donation from Reliant Energy for the Arboretum's ongoing mission to provide nature education to the public and a sanctuary for animals and plants.

Clear Channel Radio's Houston P.A. Radio Host Laurent Fouilloud-Buyat interviewed the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center's Lori Hutson and Bill Eley. They disscussed the Arboretum's upcoming events and the fascinating owls within the Arboretum.

Listen to the podcast: "Of Predatory Owls and Trees"

"Mickey Mouse didn't mind getting a little dirty to promote community service.
He joined 50 volunteers to plant trees and cleaned up trails at the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center in west Houston yesterday. It was part of a new Disney campaign to encourage community service called 'Give a day, Get a Disney Day.' "

- KTRK-TV Houston

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Miller Outdoor Theatre's annual gala was featured on CultureMap Houston.

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In Photo: Miller Outdoor Theatre Gala co-chairs Rodney Nathan and Cathy Campbell Brock, with honoree Sidney Berger and Billy Stritch.

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"Dr. Ana Trevino-Godfrey's voice is a treat for all ages. She is a classically-trained professional soloist for Mercury Baroque and she leads the Prelude music class for mothers and babies at the Motherhood Center." -Andrea Watkins

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KUHF's The Front Row featured Mercury Baroque and Mexico's famed vocal ensemble Voz en Punto's on the program. The groups colaborated to perform Fiesta Mexicana Barroca at Miller Outdoor Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009.

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One of our favorite clients, the Children's Museum of Houston, was voted “Best Museum in Houston” by Nickelodeon’s Parents’ Picks.
The nominees included Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Houston Museum of Natural Science, The Health Museum, The Menil Collection, the Houston Fire Museum and the Art Car Museum. 

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

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"Miller Outdoor Theater site of many memories" By Betty T. Chapman

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Students Help Houston Grow Green

"The life experience these young people learn in not just how to use a rake or a shovel safely, but also how to give back to their community while enhancing? the grounds of the Arboretum," said Joe Blanton, Conservation Director with Houston Arboretum & Nature Center.

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Does the "Open It" really work? ABC-KTRK's Don Nelson puts the product to the test at The Children's Museum of Houston's Invention Convention exhibit.

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Miller Outdoor Theatre and the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center were featured in Texas Journey Magazine July/August 2009.

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ABC 13 KTRK's Kevin Quinn explores "Bugs Basics" week at the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center.

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Brent Clanton and Lydia Baehr discuss the Children’s Museum of Houston on CNN 650 News Radio.

Cissy Segall Davis, Managing Director for the Miller Outdoor Theatre, sits down to talk to KPRC Daniella Guzman about the bilingual production of Aladdin.

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"FOX 26's Lanny Griffith learned the lay of the land in the touring production of 'Defending the Caveman.'"

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USA Today's Travel staff chose the top free attraction in every state.  Miller Outdoor Theatre was chosen as the best attraction for Texas.

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"Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Returns to Houston" -Houston Style Magazine

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Erhu, a Chinese two-stringed instrument, takes center stage

"Never heard of the erhu?
Well, you are only about a millennium behind the times."
-Tara Dooley, The Houston Chronicle

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Great Day Houston's Deborah Duncan disscussed with Tuna stars Joe Sears and Jaston Williams, in character of course, about their Tuna Does Vegas show.

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