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The Big & Easy Blues Jam at The Big Easy | No Cover – Bring an instrument or just soak up the New Orleans vibes at this weekly blues and jazz jam at the Lower Kirby social club.

Comedian Kev Herrera at Houston Improv – The New York-based comedian brings his insights on marriage and family life that have grown his social media following through his Only Raising Kings videos.

Melodic Mood Wednesday at Trez Bistro & Wine Bar – Cellist Klare Naomi provides the vibe at the Washington Avenue-area wine bar, which serves up a tasty steak dinner with special pairing.

Post Malone at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion – Posty has just dropped his fifth album, Austin, and he’s hitting up the Woodlands to let y’all know how he feels when he stops by on his If Y’all Weren’t Here I’d Be Crying Tour.

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Samba Dance Class at Midtown Park | FREE – Learn the popular Brazilian dance style, Samba with the Brazilian Cultural Institute at Midtown Park. 7:30pm to 9:30pm.

Jimmy Eat World & Manchester Orchestra at 713 Music Hall – If you’re listening, the pop rockers are celebrating their 30th anniversary with a world tour, sharing the stage with Manchester Orchestra at Post Houston.

True Crime Writer Frank Weber at True Anomaly Brewing Company | No Cover – Forensic psychologist and true crime author, Frank Weber, visits the EaDo brewery for a talk and book signing for his newest thriller, The Haunted House of Hillman.

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Mykal Rose, Eek-A-Mouse, and Yemi Alade are among the entertainers taking to multiple stages, plus expect food trucks, local vendors, arts and more. Houston Reggae Fest at City Hall | Saturday & Sunday – The sixth annual fest returns to Downtown Houston for two days of music and chill vibes.Enter into Dracula’s castle with gluten-free real estate broker Jonathan Harker, who finds his life turned upside down against the one and only monster. Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors at Art Factory | Friday to Sunday | Final Weekend – The classic Bram Stoker tale gets a hilarious spoof twist in this first-ever Houston production, ahead of its New York premiere in October.

Comedian Lil Rel at Houston Improv | Friday to Sunday – The comedian, actor, writer and producer who’s appeared in Judas and the Black Messiah, Hulu’s Bad Trip and more, comes to Houston for three nights of his humorous take on life and society.The Riot Comedy Club presents Rachel Wolfson at Rudyard’s Pub | Friday & Saturday – Starring alongside the classic crew in the 2022 film Jackass Forever, Rachel Wolfson returns to the upstairs stage for back-to-back nights of hilarity at the Riot.Peso Pluma at Smart Financial Centre | Thursday & Friday – The young Mexican singer-songwriter and hip-hop star is bringing his electric energy and one-of-a-kind corrido tumbados to Sugar Land for back-to-back nights while touring his recent release, Génesis.Prices are $25 for brunch and lunch, $39 or $55 for dinner. Over 200 local restaurants are lined up to offer prix fixe meals for brunch, lunch and dinner (and even to-go), with a set dollar donation from each meal sold benefiting the Houston Food Bank and its mission to end hunger and provide food for better lives. Houston Restaurant Weeks at Multiple Locations | Daily | Ongoing – The Houston Food Bank’s biggest fundraiser returns for another year, offering a month-plus of tasty and charitable food and drink.Day + Nightlife Guide in Houston This Week: August 7 to 13, 2023 Ongoing We’ve got you covered with our in-the-know list of art, music, and nightlife events happening all week long around Houston, from Monday through Sunday. Your favorite nightlife guide is back to cure your weekly FOMO. Were staying near MSG & like all kinds of food, especially seafood, italian, cajun, steaks.Find the can’t-miss events in Houston with our Day + Nightlife Guide from Monday, August 7 to Sunday, August 13, 2023. Is this possible? I realize most restaurants book up early & we're coming in 3 days! Any recommendations? And we dont want to eat at a diner or a deli. So Im wondering if NYC has any? I know dining well in New York is expensive & we're prepared, but dont really want to spend too much over $100 for a hopefully great dinner THIS saturday with a few drinks.

We're not cheap, but recently married & bought house so we have to be more careful with our money! & we like to have a few drinks with dinner so this is how we save! We often try to eat at BYOBs around here to save some money on our bill, and there are so many great ones to choose from in Philly with great food and cozy romantic atmospheres. I have found many good recommendations on here, but they all seem so expensive (30/40 entrees).

We're looking for a nice restaurant for before the show.

We are coming up to NY from Philly this Saturday for one night to see a show.