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 ...
Make Art Great Again is a mix of references paying homage and making fun of the constant use of icons as labels in both the making and purchase of art. The ...
Nestled inside The Docks, Art Factory offers Houston theatre-creators a unique outlet to develop their artistic expression through the development and production of new works and the reinvention of existing works in an ...
The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston is a non-profit, all-volunteer company which, since 1952, has been dedicated to preserving and sharing the delightful legacy of Gilbert and Sullivan's wonderful ...
Named after the spire protruding out of the roof, the architecture of this former church provides the perfect backdrop for Houston's hottest new Vegas-style nightclub!
That's a good question. Who is Pete? Well, Pete is many things. Pete is the piano players. Pete is the doorstaff, waitstaff, and bartenders. Pete is Austin's hardwood floors. Pete ...
Up for a great sandwich or salad? Murphy's Deli has them. At this cozy destination, guests indulge in a variety of sandwiches and salads. Hot or cold, Murphy's specializes in ...
Feast on a satisfying array of Southern-style Texan food slow-cooked to gastronomic perfection and served fresh every single day. Located in the tunnels, let the flavors party in your mouth with ...
Young Scholars Academy is a T.E.A. Recognized School with a curriculum available for students Preschool through 8th grade. The school’s founding mission sought to offer affordable, high quality early care. ...
Crème de la Crème operates under the most sophisticated, early childhood philosophies. The school engages students with a variety of enrichment rooms that look as though they were designed by ...
The restored building opened to the public in December 2011. In addition to being the permanent home of the Houston Metropolitan Research Center and staff members of the Houston Public ...
The Ballroom at Bayou Place is a multipurpose event center in the heart of Downtown Houston’s Theater District. Located on the 2nd Floor of Bayou Place, the over 15,000 square ...
Housed in the historic, 16-story Southwestern Bell building, the Hyatt Place Houston/Downtown brings you to the center of the Bayou City's bustling Downtown. The offers free breakfast, offers a 24/7 ...
Housed in the Humble Oil Building, the Residence Inn Downtown Houston Hotel features a neo-classical exterior and polished rose marble. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle to Minute Maid Park and George R. ...
The Italian restaurtant/Irish bar has been at it for more than 30 years. Now a more upscale and lavish eatery, Birraporetti's offers an expansive menu of eats. Their infamous pizzas ...
Hidden in Downtown’s Warehouse District, this Tex Mex café born in 1949, serves handmade fresh food and great live music 7 nights a week. The outdoor patio is lined with ...
The $15 million, 23-acre waterfront park that stretches from Sabine Street to Bagby Street features hike and bike trails with 12 street-to-bayou access points, lush landscaping, dramatic Lunar Cycle Lighting, ...
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 ...
Main Street Boxing & Muay Thai is a boxing fitness center complete with a full weight room, a boxing ring, and fitness classes for adults and children.
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 ...
Located in the 8-story circa 1913 building that formerly housed the S.H. Kress & Co. store, these residences range from 600-2000 sf Building amenities include an exercise room, rooftop deck, ...
Originally completed in 1905, this eight-story, neo-classical commercial building was the first steel-framed structure in Houston. At that time, The Franklin Loft building was the First National Bank building. Now ...
The Highlight at Houston Center offers a great line-up of fast-casual restaurants, stores, and services within walking distance for the Downtowner on-the-go.
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 ...
Completed in 2012, PNC Stadium (formerly BBVA Stadium) is excited to host Houston Dynamo and Houston Dash soccer games, Texas Southern football games and other special events.
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. ...
In this 30–45-minute tour, get an inside look of the Houston Astros clubhouse. Fans will explore Astros sites like the Astros locker room, batting cages, dugout, gym, player lounge, press ...
Houston City Tours is a double-decker bus from London that tours around the streets of Houston at 6 key spots. This hop on-hop off bus is perfect for anyone who ...
Annunciation is Houston’s second oldest Catholic Church. Annunciation is one of the few remaining Catholic churches to provide mass in both English and Latin. Now a state historical landmark, the ...
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, ...