Lucchese pops up in conjunction with the Rodeo Smoke Show at Truth BBQ.
Miron Crosby's Sophie boot
Join Miron Crosby Feb. 21 (4-8 pm) and Feb. 22 (10am-6pm) at its River Oaks shop for a rodeo celebration featuring trunk shows from some of MC’s favorite brands. Miron Crosby will be hosting La Vie Style House and Shiprock Santa Fe. Explore La Vie Style House’s one-size-fits all caftans and discover Shiprock Santa Fe’s captivating collection of historic and contemporary Native American artwork. Additionally featured will be Olympia Le Tan on consignment. Mark your calendars for March 8-10 (10am-6pm), as Lady Lancaster joins Miron Crosby with her unique denim and quilted clothing collection.
Kemo Sabe
Beginning Thursday, Feb. 22, through March 3, luxury real estate firm Nan and Company Properties in the Heights is hosting a pop-up fashion shop showcasing Kemo Sabe high-end western wear for men and women. The grand-opening VIP event is this Friday, Feb. 23, 4-7 pm — enjoy cocktails, light bites and live music. This collaboration and event are where luxury fashion meets home.
Tecovas
Thursday, Feb. 22 (6-8pm), stylish Houstonian Lyndsey Zorich of The Avenue will join Tecovas for a hoedown and shopping fun including the unveiling of the new Tecovas rodeo collection. Up your rodeo style with curated looks by Lyndsey Zorich, along with live music, line dancing, and Pendleton Whiskey. Shop new styles, Tecovas boots, and score raffle tickets for RodeoHouston.
Lucchese at Truth BBQ
This Saturday, Feb. 24, 6 pm, Truth BBQ will host the Garden & Gun Rodeo Smoke Show, a lively evening of bourbon, mouthwatering barbecue, and artisan wares by top names in Western goods. The collaboration with Blade and Bow Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Lucchese Bootmaker, and Garden & Gun , not only brings Texas smoked meats, unconventional sides and decadent desserts, but quality cocktails and live country music. Kick back in an exclusive lounge provided by Lucchese Bootmaker, where the artful, quality boots are available for purchase.
Shop until you drop at Texas-based Chap’s Choppin’ Tops, Hibiscus Linens, Kemo Sabe, Laura Goodson Art, Leather and Vodka, Modern Marla, and Richter Goods. Dance the night away to Palmer Anthony a Fort Worth, Texas-based singer-songwriter with a Red Dirt flare, and The Ransom Brothers, hailing from Austin, Texas, and epitomizing the spirit of Southern country rock. Tickets ($85) can be purchased here.
Kemo Sabe pops up with handmade sterling treasures at the Four Seasons.
Downtown’s Four Seasons Hotel will be home to the Kemo Sabe retail pop-up during the Houston Livestock and Rodeo championship week, March 12-17 (10am-6pm). The renowned maker of custom Western-inspired luxury boots, hats, belt buckles and accessories will stage a mini outpost in the hotel’s expansive lobby. Come primed to shop for Texas-crafted Kemo Sabe Grit hats, Grit boots, and handmade buckles with customizing available for each. Other popular Kemo Sabe finds include vintage jewelry, belts, western apparel, knives, leather goods and more. Let the Kemo Sabe team work with you to craft a custom piece!
B.B. Lemon
Conceived by the late Cleverley Stone in 2003, the fundraising event boosts sales in restaurants during historically slow periods for area restaurants; specifically, weeks in February, after Valentine’s Day and early spring. Proceeds will benefit the Houston Food Bank and DePelchin Children’s Center, with funds going towards improving the quality of life for Texas children.
Eat Drink HTX’s pricing features $15 lunch and $25 dinner menus. The lower price point than Houston Restaurant Weeks allows fast-casual counter-serve, café, coffee shops, and other similar eateries to participate. A few example participants include Craft Pita, Roost in Montrose, Phat Eatery serving Malaysian cuisine in Katy, State Fare in Memorial, and patio favorites B.B. Lemon and lively wine-café Postino with multiple locations.
Newer restaurants on the roster include Mimo Italian, Maine-ly Sandwiches, and Comalito,the taqueria at the Houston Farmers Market. Some eateries like Citizens of Montrose offer brunch, lunch and to-go with $15 menus, while Kriti Kitchen offers lunch and to-go Greek menus ($15).
“Funds raised by Eat Drink HTX will help DePelchin Children’s Center provide guidance and support to vulnerable children and the families who care for them through life-changing programs like foster care and adoption, parenting and counseling, and residential care,” said Jennifer Jarriel, president, and CEO. “We’re thankful to The Cleverley Stone Foundation for bringing the community together for this wonderful event and for honoring DePelchin Children’s Center as a beneficiary.”
After Cleverley Stone passed away in 2020, her daughter Katie Stone picked up the baton and is spearheading the foundation. “I am proud and happy to be partnering with DePelchin Children’s Center on Eat Drink HTX for 2024,” said Stone, president of the Cleverley Stone Foundation. “Since 1892 they have been a beacon of hope and love for children and the community. As a mother myself, I know how their programs and services have added to the quality of life for so many children and families.”
All menus are live on EatDrinkHTX.com, so check it out!
Craft Pita
Citizens of Montrose (photo by Becca Wright)
Bruschetta board at Postino
Phat Eatery's Kerabu prawn (photo by Isabel Protomartir)
State Fare burger (photo by Julie Soefer)