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Mic Check Events Finds a Home in the Dome

Monday nights aren't usually known for packed dance floors. But over the past year, thanks to Mike Cruz and Mic Check Events, the first and third Mondays at Notsuoh have become some of Houston's most high energy nights for electronic music.

julia wallace

Jul 63 min read

Mithic Markets: Building Community at Notsuoh & Expanding Dome Potential

Over the past year, one of Notsuoh's most exciting recurring collaborations has been The Mithic Markets, the bi-monthly vendor market and performance series created by Benny Valentine of Mithic Media LLC (IG -mithic_media) with the help of Kylie Sivley (IG - prismaticexpressions) . Benny Valentine More than just a themed market, Mithic has become a gathering place for Houston's artists, performers, makers, and creative community, bringing new energy into Notsuoh while contin

julia wallace

Jul 14 min read

Michael Anthony Garcia's Misplaced Animal: Live Art fills the Dome

The Dome at Notsuoh was honored to welcome Austin-based artist Michael Anthony Garcia for an intimate performance of Misplaced Animal in June of 2025, an immersive work that blended spoken word, collage, moving image, and live performance into a deeply reflective collective experience. Taking an opportunity to be more experimental, Michael transformed the Dome into a poetic environment where his projected collage imagery became an active collaborator in the performance. The v

julia wallace

Jun 301 min read

Experiments in Mind Reading: Remy Dillenseger Collects Brainwaves in The Dome

On a quiet Monday eve at Notsuoh, the Dome became a temporary research laboratory as artist Remy Dillenseger IG: @demiurge.media invited visitors to take part in an evolving experiment exploring the relationship between brain activity, light, and perception. Rather than a scheduled performance or exhibition, the project unfolded organically within the bar, offering curious patrons the chance to step inside the Dome and become part of an artwork still in development. Working i

julia wallace

Jun 303 min read