Main Street Marquee: Commute
Commute, by local artist, Sarah Welch, is rendered in the artist's signature comic book style. It depicts two women in profile, sitting back-to-back on a commuter train, each reading a ...
Sky Dance, Houston’s largest mural, is painted on the side of the 1415 Louisiana building— on Clay St. between Louisiana and Milam. Created by artist, C. Finley, the colorful mural depicts ...
The artistic duo, Havel Ruck Projects, made up of local artists, Dan Havel and Dean Ruck, transformed a previously abandoned house into an interactive temporary public sculpture. Sourced from Cherry ...
Forty years ago Society for the Performing Arts (SPA), a crown jewel in Houston’s art community, was born of Houston’s need to fill Jones Hall with performances. Today, SPA is ...
Bisong Art Gallery specializes in providing collectors, consultants, art lovers, interior designers and corporations the opportunity to view and purchase original artwork.
Dubbed “an urban komfort kitchen,” the restaurant explores food, spirits, art and music through cultural contributions of the African diaspora, including Caribbean and Southern cuisine and daily happy hour specials ...
Christian’s Tailgate has arguably one of the best burgers in town and now you can enjoy them Downtown! The notable Houston burger joint in Downtown’s Historic District boasts daily food ...
South Texas College of Law Houston is a private American Bar Association accredited law school and a member of the Association of American Law Schools. It ranks well among law ...
Trinity Lutheran School's early childhood program is designed to meet the developmental needs of children age six weeks to five years old. They offer program options, Monday through Friday, from ...
Since opening in October 2003, Toyota Center has set a new standard for sports and entertainment, becoming one of the premier live entertainment venues in the nation. Laid over the ...
Houston's Theater District sizzles thanks to the Revention Music Center. This flexible venue hosts concerts, theater, comedy, cabaret, banquets and more!
Originally built in 1921 by William C. Hogg, developer of River Oaks and son of Jim Hogg, former Governor of Texas, this eight-story art deco building retained every inch of its distinction ...
As the fourth largest city in America, Houston hums with energy and resonates with independent spirit, history and culture. In the midst of this urban buzz, the new JW Marriott ...
KiLand's Live is a Downtown destination to eat, drink and listen! Open Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and every first Sunday of the month, KiLand's offers a cool space to have delicious ...
MKT BAR is a hip wine and beer bar offering light bites and an urban, yet relaxed setting to share with friends on the weekend, unwind with coworkers after a ...
You can now access quality primary care at Memorial Hermann Medical Group Downtown. The Downtown Houston location will provide: • Early morning and lunchtime appointments • Same-day appointments and walk-ins ...
As an accredited clinic, Kelsey-Seybold - Downtown at Esperson Tunnel offers well care, including Health Risk Assessment (HRA) exams and sick care (including cold and flu, ear, nose and throat ...
Located in the heart of the Theater District, Jones Plaza has a long history as downtown Houston's outdoor centerpiece, dating to its construction in 1966. The plaza, one block square ...
The Ray C. Fish Plaza, located at the entrance of the Wortham Theater Center has hosted everything from tented social galas and concerts to Houston Grand Opera's amazing, live outdoor "plazacasts"! For ...
Bike Barn's bayou rental outpost is situated on one of Houston’s favorite outdoor oases, Buffalo Bayou, which features miles of beautiful bike trail that surrounds the bayou. Get to know ...
Lee and Joe Jamail Skatepark offers 30,000 square feet of top notch, in-ground public skating facility. Skaters will be impressed by what is thought to be the largest cradle in ...
The only loft address on Main that offers front door access to light rail and a private interior entrance to the downtown tunnel, this newly renovated building offers a wide ...
The Capitol Lofts were constructed in the early 1900s as the M.E. Foster building and it served as office and retail space for many years. In the mid eighties, the ...
Market Square Park is at long last being reclaimed as the bustling center of downtown Houston’s Historic District. The new park is a true neighborhood space, anchored by a central ...
The City of Houston named a small portion of Sesquicentennial Park Baker Common that includes a statue of James A. Baker III, as well as plaques commemorating the families contributions to ...
The Houston Dynamo came to Houston from San Jose, CA in 2005. With a blazing start, the Dynamo went to win back-to-back MLS Cup championships its first two seasons of existence. ...
American Upscale bowling alley with a separate restaurant/lounge area. Bowlers and patrons can enjoy 14 premium lanes, billiard tables, 7 big screen TVs, and a tantalizing chef driven cuisine meu, ...
Bayou City Bike Tours was founded by three proud Houstonians who are strong advocates for a more bike-friendly, healthy, and service-oriented Houston. Experience the central city on a leisurely 3-hour ride ...
Houston Bike Bar Tours is the new way of going out on the town in style! Party Bikes are 100% pedal powered vehicles that serve those looking for a different and ...
The Downtown Campus of Houston’s First is a growing and diverse community that welcomes and serves the needs of residents in Downtown, Midtown, Eado, Third Ward and beyond. On Sundays, ...
Settled in between skyscrapers, Antioch Missionary Baptist Church provides a significant service to Houstonians in need. Join the Church in its multiple ministries such as Fine Arts Ministry, a worship ...