What we’re about
More and More is the social extension of the Houston Area Trails and More (HATs) group. A way to join with hikers and non-hikers in off the trail activities. We have events featuring popular music, classical music, arts, lectures on civic affairs, game nights & walks. And the list keeps growing.
Membership is open to all. Event leaders must be active hikers in HATs. Contact Tom or Alan if you want to host an event.Â
If you want to hike with HATs. Find us here: https://www.meetup.com/hatsandmore/events/
Upcoming events (4)
See all- Jazz at Sugar Land Town SquareSugar Land Town Square, Sugar Land, TX
ABOUT THE EVENT: "Get ready for something bold, unexpected, and straight-up electric. Free Radicals closes out the summer jazz series with a sound all their own. They are-13 time winners for Houston Press' "Best Jazz" and Houston Chronicle 2020 Local Album of the Year."
Here is a video of Free Radicals performing at Avant Garden in the Montrose: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUBakqhjFvM
Location: Sugar Land Town Square
This event is free and open to the public
Family-friendly and suitable for all ages
EVENT INFORMATION:
- Guests are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets. Please be courteous of others when choosing your space.
- An SLTS restaurant will be set up in the Plaza for guests to purchase food and beverages.
- Outside food (from non-Sugar Land Town Square businesses) is discouraged.
- Coolers of any kind are not permitted at this event.
- This event is subject to cancellation due to weather. In the event of inclement weather, a cancellation notice will be posted on our social media (IG: @sl_townsquare / FB: @SugarLandTownSquare)
Please be aware that by attending this event, you consent to your likeness being used, without compensation, in photo or video footage captured onsite. Sugar Land Town Square reserves the right to use any and all media for future publicity.
PARKING: Complimentary parking is available in three conveniently located garages throughout Sugar Land Town Square. Metered street and valet parking is available throughout the Square as well. Metered street parking is free on weekends and after 6 pm on weekdays.
- Broadway on The Hill at Miller TheatreMiller Outdoor Theatre, Houston, TX
About The Performance:
Enjoy a night of music at our Inaugural concert featuring Broadway stars returning to their hometown of Houston, featuring some of your favorite songs from old and new musicals.Miller promises more information on this later.
H-E-B PresentsBroadway on The Hill - Miller Outdoor TheatreGathering Place:
We will meet near the picnic tables by the concession stand, on the side closer to the stage door. At 7:00pm we’ll go to the hill and set up. If you can't make it at 7:00, we'll hold some space. Look for our location in the comments. The performance starts at 8:00.Seating for the Show:
The hill is divided with the left side for chairs and the right reserved for blankets. We sit on the chair side. Blankets may have an obstructed view. We try to get space close to the center and front.Drinks and snacks:
Adult beverages are allowed. The city prohibits glass containers in the park. (We don't check and the city never has objected to discreet wine bottles.) It's always more fun when people bring something to share.Parking:
There are two main parking areas for Miller.The Zoo lot has more spaces
Parking Lot F
Google Maps LinkThe Centennial Gardens Lot has easier exits after the show
Parking Lot C
Google Maps LinkWeather Forecast:
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In the event of rain, we will attempt to get seats under the cover. They are usually available, so don't be deterred.From the event page:
Join us for one unforgettable night of theatrical magic as six Houston-born Broadway powerhouses light up the Miller stage — reminding us all that big dreams truly begin at home.
Enjoy an evening under the stars singing along to some of your favorite Broadway hits from shows such as Phantom of the Opera, Frozen, Funny Girl, and more!
Kinder HSPVA graduate and UH alum Anthony Boggess-Glover’s theatrical career has taken him all over the world. Many of you will know him from his work here in Houston with TUTS or the Alley Theatre, but his adventures on the New York stage also include Ain’t Misbehavin’, Showboat, Carousel — just to name a few.
The New York Times described Grammy-nominated Ashley Támar as “having a voice that can fill three stadiums and the moves of Tina Turner.” She’s a singer, a songwriter, an actress, and an entrepreneur with multiple albums produced and stage credits that include Waitress, A Night with Janis Joplin, Prince, The Voice, and Motown the Musical.
Also in the spotlight will be DeQuina Moore. With both film and stage credits to her name, she is best known for her work as part of the original Broadway cast in Legally Blonde: The Musical, as well as appearing in Little Shop of Horrors, Summer: The Donna Summer Musical, and Hair.
Another proud Kinder HSPVA graduate, Jarvis B. Manning Jr. has graced the small screen, silver screen, and Broadway stages with his dynamic presence. Known for Broadway productions like Ain’t Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations, Some Like It Hot, and Motown the Musical, he’s a powerful tenor with a Texan drawl that is sure to charm the whole audience.
If you caught Wicked in the touring act or on the Broadway stage, you might be familiar with Houston-born Jennafer Newberry. You might say she knows a few things about being “Popular!” With a killer vibrato, this triple threat can sing, dance, and direct — so look out!
This performance will also feature Mikey Wolfe, a Houston local singer/songwriter and composer whose stage credits include the fabulous Bizet opera Carmen! - Mercury presents Handel & VivaldiMiller Outdoor Theatre, Houston, TX
"Celebrate a milestone as Mercury Chamber Orchestra launches its 25th season with a captivating performance at Miller Outdoor Theatre. This free concert invites the Houston community to experience the joy of live music while honoring their support over the last 25 years.
"Handel’s Water Music, composed in 1717 for King George I of England, has enchanted audiences for centuries and remains one of the most popular pieces of the Baroque repertoire. Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, equally as recognizable, celebrates the 300th anniversary of its publication in 2025. To commemorate this special occasion, the program will conclude with an exhilarating finale of Summer.
"Under the direction of Maestro Antoine Plante, Mercury’s musicians will perform on period instruments, authentically recreating the sounds of Handel and Vivaldi’s time. Joined by expert Baroque musicians from across the country, the ensemble offers a historically inspired performance that brings these timeless works to life.
"Mercury Chamber Orchestra is a groundbreaking chamber ensemble that seeks to redefine the orchestra with performances that faithfully present the music of great composers in settings that make audience members an equal part of the experience—not simply a spectator."
More information at the Miller event page: https://www.milleroutdoortheatre.com/performance/handel-vivaldi-produced-by-mercury-chamber-orchestra/
WHERE TO MEET: We will meet at 7:30 p.m. by the picnic tables near the concession stand on the side closest to the stage door. We'll then go to the hill and set up. If you can't make it at 7:30, we'll hold some space. Look for our location in the comments. Look for our location in the comments. The concert starts at 8:30. p.m.
The hill is divided with the left side allowing chairs and the right reserved for blankets. We sit on the chair side, but we'll try to get space close to the center and front. People with blankets may have their views obstructed.
Drinks and snacks:
Adult beverages are allowed. The city prohibits glass containers in the park. (We don't check and the city never has objected to discreet wine bottles.) It's always more fun when people bring something to share.
Parking:
There are two main parking areas for Miller.
The Zoo lot has more spaces
Parking Lot F
Google Maps Link
The Centennial Gardens Lot has easier exits after the show
Parking Lot C
Google Maps LinkWeather Forecast:
Click HereMore about the Miller Season:
Miller Theatre WebsiteTop photo: Ken Fountain
