Houston Institute for Culture Overview

INTERNET RESOURCES

FEATURES
Organization Information (Defining the Mission)
   Goals, Tenets, Resouces, FAQ, Volunteers

Cultural Crossroads (Regional and Historical Perspectives)
   Bob Wills, Lightnin' Hopkins, Lydia Mendoza

Terra Incognita (Regional Travel Features, Travel Preparations)
   Cane River, King's Highway, Mississippi Delta

World Music (Exposure to International Cultures Though Music)
   www.houstonculture.org/world

Featured Artist (Exposure to Artists Working With Cultural or Social Issues)
   www.houstonculture.org/artist

Tour Texas (Aspects of Culture in Texas in Brief Topical Form)
   Cinco de Mayo, Juneteenth, Dr Pepper

Pop Culture (Cultural Integration and Regional Phenomena)
   Route 66, Old Spanish Trail

Counterculture (Issues Contrary to Popular Cultural Movements)
   The Damned, Consolidated, Bob Marley

Around H-town (Eclectic Experiences in Houston)
   Bediko Multicultural, Forbidden Gardens

Virtual Folk Art (Visual Gallery of Common or Rare Folk Art)
   www.houstonculture.org/folk

Gulf Coast Special (The Confluence of Musical Traditions)
   Blues, Tejano, Western Swing, Zydeco

Canyon Journal (Cultural Experience in the West)
   www.houstonculture.org/canyon

Great Plains Journal (Cultural Essays About Mid America)
   
La Frontera Vieja (Spanish History in Our Region)
   Los Adaes, Guerrero Viejo, Los Islenos
www.houstonculture.org/spanish

HIFC 2000/Media Culture (Implications, Periodicals, Quotes)
   Civil Rights, Vietnam, MTV

Kids' Stuff (Brief Educational Topics for Children)
   
Kiva (Community News, Recipes, Films, Books)
   
Houston People (Interesting People With Cultural Influence)
   www.houstonculture.org/people

Special Projects (Mardi Gras Indians, Maria Tallchief)
   www.houstonculture.org/indians
   www.houstonculture.org/maria


RESOURCES
Monthly Feature
   www.houstonculture.org/feature

Community/Artist Listings
   www.houstonculture.org/listings

Annual Events
   www.houstonculture.org/cal

Current Events
   www.houstonculture.org/events


EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS
Translated Journal of Cabeza de Vaca (Earliest Regional History)

Virtual Classroom (Study Guides, Timelines)

Photography Field Guide
   www.houstonculture.org/fieldguide


PROGRAMS

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
World Music on KTRU (Promoting Independent Artists)

Cultural Advocate of the Year (Promoting Cultural Advocacy)

Camp Dos Cabezas (Promoting Cultural Education for Children)
   www.houstonculture.org/camp

Photography Classes (Promoting Cultural and Social Documentary)
   www.houstonculture.org/class


EDUCATIONAL EVENTS
Photo Exhibits, Dance Programs (Promoting Cultural Literacy)
September 11 Cultural Literacy Project


TRAVEL PROGRAMS
Educational Tours (Regional Destinations)
   www.houstonculture.org/travel

Weekend Tours and Workshops (Informal Travel)
   www.houstonculture.org/fieldtrip

Travel Presentations (Promoting Cultural Awareness Through Travel)


ADMINISTRATIVE

OFFICE MATERIALS
Office Page (Resources for Volunteers)
   www.houstonculture.org/office

Organization Meetings (Meeting Updates)
   www.houstonculture.org/meeting

Archives (Inquiries, Grant Information)

Visual Archives (Photography Series, Maps)

Links, Menus and Contents (Helpful Navigation)

Meta Information and Index (Necessary Search Information)

Annual Report, Report to Volunteers, Report on Participation


MEDIA
Media Page (Current News, Meetings, Resources for Organizations)
   www.houstonculture.org/media

Press Releases (Advisories and Releases for Media)

For Immediate Release (Current Cultural Event Information)


FUTURE GOALS
Intersection Magazine ("The Crossroads of Houston Culture")
   www.houstonculture.org/intersection

Cultural Center
   www.houstonculture.org/center

Camp Wichita (Promoting Cultural Education for Children)

La Tienda (The Little Store)


Houston Institute for Culture is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting cultural education and awareness through cultural activities. Our goal is to provide free and low-cost events, services and classes for the community. The organization's sphere of interest is Houston, the regions that have affected Houston's cultural history and the international origins of Houston's diverse population. Membership is free and all events and informational resources are open to the public.


HOUSTON INSTITUTE FOR CULTURE
Volunteer Office Resources
Astrodome Station, Box 20182
Houston, TX 77225-0182

Phone: 713-521-3686
Email: info@houstonculture.org