The Houston Press Launches HoustonPressArtsGuide.com

HOUSTON, Oct. 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The newly-debuted Houston Press Arts Guide offers up a comprehensive guide to the city's best theater, music, dance, visual art, and film, making it easy to stay up-to-date on Houston's thriving arts and culture scene.

With the exciting launch of the Houston Press Arts Guide, it's never been easier to experience everything that the city's vibrant arts community has to offer. The launch of the comprehensive online resource has been met with no shortage of enthusiasm, delivering a useful guide to upcoming art events, "hot ticket" reviews, and industry awards in one simple-to-browse place. The Houston Press Arts Guide is an advertising presentation of Houston Press. With thousands of calendar listings and reviews, covering visual art, dance, music, theater, and film, the Houston Press Arts Guide has immediately established itself as an invaluable tool for Houston locals and visitors alike.

Created by long-standing online publication, the Houston Press, the Houston Press Arts Guide may be a brand-new website – but it already has a dedicated following. According to Stuart Folb, Houston Press Publisher and EVP of V Digital Services, a sister company, producing the Houston Press Arts Guide was a natural next step:

"Although this is a new site, the Houston Press has a built-in audience and a relationship with our readers. They [already] turn to us when seeking events."

Because the Houston Press has served as a valued resource for so many years, it only made sense that the publication lead the charge in designing a comprehensive art resource for the Houston community.

During the creation of the Houston Press Arts Guide, one of the primary priorities was ease of use. Visitors to the new website will immediately notice a simple, straightforward navigation menu, allowing users to filter according to the theater, dance, visual and film, and music. Just one click filters the content according to a category, allowing website visitors to explore reviews and upcoming events according to their particular interests. True to the Houston Press legacy, the reviews and articles are impressively well-written, reading like a friendly note from a friend that just so happens to be a significant art buff. The guide also adds an additional resource to local business as it is an advertising presentation of Houston Press.

For guide readers that are interested in upcoming arts events, a streamlined calendar page breaks down shows and exhibitions by day. The name, type, and location of each event is thoughtfully organized for an at-a-glance reference, with cheerfully color-coded labels and optional filters distinguishing between theater, music, and dance performances, as well as visual art and film. Additional details and calendar links are available, in addition to social media sharing options that allow users to share their upcoming plans with friends and family.

Many Houston locals have expressed a need for an online space that organized the unique and multi-dimensional offerings of the city's art and culture community. It's clear that the Houston Press Arts Guide is absolutely answering that call. The brand-new online guide is now available to explore at https://www.houstonpressartsguide.com/.

About the Houston Press Arts Guide: The online edition of the Houston Press Arts Guide is a special advertising presentation that seeks to provide locals and visitors an all-in-one digital resource for exploring the city's art and culture scene. Since 1989, the Houston Press has served as the region's trusted source for news, arts, and entertainment coverage, connecting with more than 2.5 million monthly users online. For years, Houstonites have turned to the Houston Press for information about upcoming events in the community, inspiring the creation of the Houston Press Arts Guide.

For more information about the Houston Press Arts Guide or the Houston Press, please visit https://www.houstonpressartsguide.com/ or contact Stuart Folb at [email protected] or 713-280-2400.

Media Contact:
Stuart Folb
Publisher - Houston Press/Dallas Observer
(713) 280-2400
[email protected] 

SOURCE Houston Press Arts Guide