Enjoy a beautiful cultural event in the exhilarating environment of an elegant three-story baroque palace.  The evening includes a reception in Brno Gallery with refreshments; the performance follows in the inimitable Prague Hall, Theatre in the Round.

Founded in 1995 as a 501[c][3] non-profit educational cultural arts organization, C.C.M.H. provides community services to the public for exhibits, educational programs, concerts, meetings, lectures, luncheons, dinners, private, corporate, social, and charitable events.  The Center exists to celebrate culture, language, scholarship, and arts preserving history and heritage, espousing the significance of knowing one’s ancestry, that all roots are important to being a citizen of the world.  It is the Center’s belief that education and charity are cornerstones of enhancing Civil Society in these challenging times. The Center is committed to the regeneration of the Houston Community at large.  College scholarships and opportunities for docent and other volunteer experiences for high schools, college students and others are available.  One of Houston’s eighteen fine museums in the Museum District, the Center donates to charities and local schools and collaborates with other museums and cultural institutions.

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