The Theater District is the height of class, sophistication and any other word one would associate with a night of culture. Downtown’s premier theater venues, Alley Theatre, Jones Hall and Wortham Theater Center, all sit within a block from one another with the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts located just a hop, skip and a jump away. Downtown destinations Bayou Place, AMC Houston 8 and family favorite Downtown Aquarium are also located within just a few blocks of the major theaters and many dining destinations abound leaving you confident you won’t miss the curtain call. For added entertainment, Post HTX serves as a hub for culture, food, shopping, and with 713 Music Hall, a premier concert venue to enjoy showstopping musical performances. An abundance of parks, fountains and bayou trails coaxes passers-by to ditch their high heels (or penny loafers) and strap on some running shoes. A day of exercise or a night of fancy frivolity can both be achieved here!
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For theater patrons and downtowners alike, the Alley Theatre’s recent $46.5 million building renovation offers much more to audiences than any series of before-and-after photos can convey. Beyond the easy-to-spot ...
When Houston Grand Opera began conducting interviews with Houston–based NASA astronauts, scientists and engineers who had a personal connection with the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster of 2003 in search for context with ...
Houston Ballet Academy students don’t live the lives of typical American teenagers. Many move away from their hometowns and families to join the professional program, living at the Academy or ...