Upcoming Events
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Summer Social – Phase I
08/20/19. 11:00 am-2:00 pm3 Greenway Plaza
The Hub, Rotunda Area
Houston, TX 77046ExploreJoin us to celebrate Summer with complimentary PopFancy sweet treats from Parkway while enjoying live music, and live art.
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Live Music Performance By Laz & Katie
08/22/19. 11:30 am-1:30 pm3 Greenway Plaza
The Hub
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Live Music Performance by Anitra Jay
08/29/19. 11:30 am-1:30 pm3 Greenway Plaza
The Hub
Houston, TX 77046ExploreJoin us in The Hub for our weekly music session featuring local Houston artists!
Anitra Jay is an acoustic soul singer-songwriter based in Houston, TX. With a recent musical feature on HGTV’s Tiny House Hunters, Anitra Jay presents a whimsically soulful all-caution-to-the-wind interpretation of music. Born and raised in New Orleans, Anitra’s vocals highlight her roots in Jazz, Soul, and Gospel. With a musical style often compared to India.Arie and Chrisette Michele, Anitra Jay offers a sweet down-to-earth blend of soul and poetry with modern sensibilities. Her personality and expert improvisational skills set her performances square between the raw edge of improv comedy and sultry soaked soul. She effortlessly combines soul-catching melodies with tales of real life experiences wrought with motivational messages that leave the listener entertained, inspired, and ready to take on the world. She is currently working on her fourth album, a whimsical take on life called “Work in Progress.”
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Food Trucks
08/13/19. 11:30 am-1:00 pmThe Chute between 8 & 12 Greenway Plaza on Richmond Avenue
ExploreIt’s not just Fridays that are reserved for food truck activations at Greenway Plaza. The campus food truck chute, conveniently situated between 8 and 12 Greenway Plaza, is revved up every weekday during lunch and features some of the city’s most sought after rolling kitchens.
For more information on who to expect daily, please click here: http://bit.ly/GreenwayPlaza
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Live Music Performance by Sara Vanbuskirk
09/05/19. 11:30 am-1:30 pm3 Greenway Plaza
The Hub
Houston, TX 77046ExploreJoin us in The Hub for our weekly music session featuring local Houston artists!
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Live Music Performance by Adrian Michael
09/12/19. 11:30 am-1:30 pm3 Greenway Plaza
The Hub
Houston, TX 77046ExploreJoin us in The Hub for our weekly music session featuring local Houston artists!
Adrian Michael is a singer-songwriter from Houston, Texas. Growing up in a musical family, Adrian was introduced to singing at the tender age of 8. Adrian’s voice has allowed him to perform on stages all across the United States, from his Hollywood run on season 10 of American Idol, to singing the national anthem at the NBA Western Conference Finals. Adrian draws inspiration from a wide variety of genres and artists, from Stevie Wonder to John Mayer. Adrian continues to increase his footprint on the Houston music scene, performing at various local business and private events.
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Live Music Performance by Max Flinn
09/19/19. 11:30 am-1:30 pm3 Greenway Plaza
Houston, TX 77046ExploreJoin us in welcoming the ever talented Max Flinn to The Hub at Greenway Plaza.
Max was born and raised in Houston, TX. His love for Texas country music started in Junior High and was heavily influenced by Pat Green, Robert Earl Keen, Cory Morrow, and company. Playing music was never more than a hobby for most of his teens and twenties. He would entertain friends and family members but the idea of a career in music didn’t ever cross his mind. Max was battling some pretty heavy demons during those lost years. What started as partying on the weekends turned into full-blown drug addiction before long. His struggles are what makes his music so authentic. David Garrick of The Houston Press wrote “… his music is so sincere and heartfelt, that you immediately see him as so much more than those Nashville stereotypes”. There is no choice for Max but to tell his story. Since 2012 he has been clean and sober and found his true purpose is helping others recover, whether that be through his music or community outreach.
With a degree in Finance from the University of Houston, Max took a full-time job in the oil & gas industry. It wasn’t long before he knew his heart was elsewhere. Determined to find a way to turn his dream into a reality, he sought out some local musicians and open mics. He recalls that first time introducing himself on stage as “a terrifying moment”. After four years as a financial analyst it was time to take a leap of faith. Slowly but surely he gained enough of a following and stacked up enough regular gigs to leave the security of a corporate job behind. “Playing music is my Plan A right now. I don’t think about a Plan B because I don’t even want that as an option in the back of my mind. I’m determined to make a living doing what brings me joy”, he says.
