Audrey/Chaplin is a black and white pop art piece with a splash of color. Featuring two iconic characters from the past, the piece showcases the stars in a modern way as though they're posting on ...
Gentle Giant/ Tiger in the Tropics/ Savannah Soire are three acrylic paintings that represent an enormous body of animal portraits by San Antonio-based artist Heather Gauthier. A BIG thank you ...
House of Blues Houston opened in October of 2008 and is located in downtown Houston. The only House of Blues to be designed in a vertical format, this massive venue ...
Ars Lyrica Houston (ALH) creates world-class performances of early music for a general audience. ALH uses period instruments because they produce a sweeter, more intimate sound than their modern equivalents ...
This upscale spot is located right in the mix of Main Street in the historic building which houses The Rice Lofts, formerly the Rice Hotel. The menu includes a wide ...
Offering more than 50 different types of rum behind the tiki-themed bar, High & Dry is your go-to destination for all your rum-based cocktails needs. Order a classic or try out ...
Located in POST Market, Hawker Street Food Bar is a Southeast Asian and Latin American street food concept that is a bold yet approachable space with a hint of nostalgia. ...
Located in the House of Blues, this members only club provides a truly unique setting for entertaining. Members will enjoy a luxurious lounge, hand embroidered Gujarat wall coverings, fine dining, world–class ...
Flatiron School is an outcome-focused coding bootcamp, offering transformative education in person and online. In as little as 15 weeks, Flatiron students learn to code and actually launch lifelong careers ...
The University of Houston-Downtown (UHD) is Houston’s second largest university and committed to providing Houstonians with quality higher education opportunities. Like the city of Houston, UHD is among the most ...
With 1.2 million sq. ft. of exhibition, meeting and registration space, the George R. Brown Convention Center is one of the 10 largest conference facilities in the U.S. It features ...
Since the opening of Jones Hall in 1966, millions of arts patrons have enjoyed countless stage and musical performances at the venue. Dominating an entire city block, Jones Hall is ...
The Athens Hotel & Suites is a small comfortable hotel designed for the person who is looking for an inexpensive suite with a full kitchen. It's conveniently located three blocks from ...
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 ...
Kitchen. Backyard. Bar. Live Music. That and more is what you'll find at The Rustic. Enjoy homestyle meals made with farm-to-table ingredients, sip local craft beers and cocktails under the stars ...
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 ...
Patients can expect the most advanced technology and research provided by an experienced and dedicated staff at St. Joseph Medical Center. The hospital has an extensive list of medical and ...
Today's Vision in Downtown is one of many independently owned offices that work together to offer fast and personalized services with competitive pricing. Their open availability on the evenings and ...
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, ...
Surrounded on three sides by great towers of glass, steel, and stone Houston's City Hall building has all the aspirations of grandeur that its neighbors have, but it simply lacks ...
As the beautiful Buffalo Bayou hugs the north-west side of downtown, visitors can enjoy the lush greenery of the greenbelt or admire the spectacular view of Houston’s skyline. The greenbelt ...
Houston BCycle is a bike sharing program that shows Houstonians how easy, efficient, functional and practical bike sharing can be! See how it works. At its core, a public bike sharing system is ...
The Eller Wagon Works building was renovated in 2004. The new owner has taken pains to update the building while at the same time keeping much of its original charm. ...
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 ...
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 ...
Often described as “Houston’s heart,” Allen’s Landing is the spot where in 1836 that August C. and John K. Allen stepped ashore and claimed Houston as their own. The confluence ...
You’re in a Major League Baseball park for goodness sake. Arrange batting practice on the field, run the bases or say “I do” at home plate. Minute Maid Park can ...
Right next to the Toyota Center you will find a charming, quaint park called Root Memorial Square. Enjoy the artistic gazebo and heritage lanterns or play a pick-up game on ...
Come visit Texas' oldest craft brewery in their new location. Every Saturday, the doors open at 11 and groups will rotate in and out of the facility in a open ...
Spend two hours being the all-star you are! Fans will visit the upper deck, Gallagher Club, Bank of America Suite level, Honda Club level, press box, and Houston Methodist Hall ...
Founded in 1839, Christ Church grew from a small church to a beautiful gothic Cathedral located in the heart of Houston. Not only is Christ Church home for many Houston ...
In 1959, The Sacred Heart Parish became co-equal in rank under the Diocese with St. Mary Cathedral in Galveston. The exterior and interior of the Cathedral complement each other in ...