License to Love. Texas artist Kiki Neumann created some Big Texas Love with her marriage equality graphic “License to Love” T-shirts commemorating the Supreme Court’s hearing of oral arguments for cases concerning the constitutionality of same-sex marriage on March 26 and 27. Neumann is a Houston folk artist who, for the last fifteen years, crafted useful items from found materials found on urban streets. Lately, her medium is license-plate art. “License to Love” T-shirts celebrate marriage equality. Proclaim your right to love at Pride this year! A portion of the proceeds from T-shirt sales benefit Equality Texas. T-shirts with this original design can be ordered online and are exclusively distributed by Suzette Cotto at createalovelylife.com.
ReMax CityView Grand Opening. On March 27, ReMax CityView held their grand opening at the new Houston location at 2909 Baldwin. Joining the festivities are (l–r) Corey Thiege, Dr. Evan Mapes, Jared Cox, Elizabeth Seal, and Eric Gage, the broker/owner of the realty firm. Photo by Dalton DeHart.
Torchy’s Tacos Heats Up Houston. On April 17, Torchy’s Tacos kicked off the grand opening of its new location in Rice Village at 
2400 Times Blvd. A Heights location will open on 19th Street this June. Pictured are (l–r) Jay Walk (VP of Operations), Michael Rypka (VP of Marketing and executive chef), Alfonso Angelone (VP of IT), Rebecca Kubena (VP of Finance), and Farrell Kubena (VP of Development). Photo by Dalton DeHart.
Night of Beauty at Urban Retreat. On March 21, Urban Retreat celebrated a Night of Beauty with the launch of L’Vere, an exclusive makeup line now being sold only at Urban Retreat. Makeup artists were on hand to demonstrate L’vere’s amazing quality and unbelievable color selection. Pictured are (l–r) Sarah Day, Jesse Cougot, Joan Turley, Brad Collins, Saira Ali, Mike Butte, Alyssa Goldstein, Dynzle Kellebrew, and Kevin Batiste. Photo by Dalton DeHart.
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