1"Umbrella Girls" donning ornate chinese costumes greeted guests as the arrived
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2"Umbrella Girls" donning ornate chinese costumes greeted guests as the arrived
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3A view of the restaurant
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4A view of the restaurant
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5Chef Graham Hornigold
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6Chef Graham Hornigold
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7Dorothea Potocki DeChaudenay & Marcy Taub Wessel
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8Dorothea Potocki DeChaudenay & Marcy Taub Wessel
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9Gayle DeGeurin, Dr. Dina Al-Sowayel & Thuy Tran
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10Gayle DeGeurin, Dr. Dina Al-Sowayel & Thuy Tran
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11Gigi Huang & Lynn Wyatt
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12Gigi Huang & Lynn Wyatt
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13Mark Sullivan & Toby Kamps
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14Mark Sullivan & Toby Kamps
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15Sarabeth Melton & Pierce Bush
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16Sarabeth Melton & Pierce Bush
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17Susie Criner, Lynn Wyatt & Isabel David
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18Susie Criner, Lynn Wyatt & Isabel David
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19Chinese Lion Dance by performers wowed the guests during dessert
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20Chinese Lion Dance by performers wowed the guests during dessert
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On Monday, March 27 Rothko Chapel’s Cultural Ambassador, Lynn Wyatt, invited guests to internationally acclaimed dim sum Chinese teahouse Yauatcha.
In celebration of the Rothko Chapel’s 45th anniversary and partnership with Yauatcha’s parent company, Hakkasan Group, the two will join forces to help the ecumenical center’s mission to promote international cultural, religious and philosophical exchanges.
Yauatcha opened to the public today in the Galleria’s newly built “jewel box.” With only 2 locations in the U.S you don’t want to miss the opportunity to experience the unique food and tea Yauatcha has to offer.
Liz is a native Texan and has a knack for all things design- and media-related. While obtaining her communications degree at the University of Houston—Clear Lake, she was accepted for a marketing and events internship at Houstonia and quickly fell in love with the magazine. Staying on as a part-time event coordinator, she officially joined the team as an Account Executive for Digital Sales in November 2017. She’s a freelance graphic designer who also enjoys live music, reading and trying new foods. Liz dreams of restoring a van and traveling the U.S, one state at a time.
Through Houstonia she wants to be a part of making Houston grow artistically, creatively—and, more importantly, socially.
