WindowWorks: Sebastien "Mr. D" Boileau
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 ...
Feels Like Summer embodies the feeling of summertime in Houston. The summer heat that brings along with it laughter, gatherings amongst friends and family and the sound of music radiating from cars that pass ...
The City of Future Past is inspired by the many names and identities of Houston, and reflects the multiple feelings that the city arouses. The vintage comic-style ‘Bright Future Bear’ graphic was inspired by ...
Da Camera of Houston has established itself as one of America’s leading presenters and producers of ensemble music: chamber music and jazz. The organization is widely acclaimed for its innovative ...
Theatre Under The Stars (TUTS) is Houston’s acclaimed nonprofit musical theatre company whose mission is to enrich life through the experience of quality musical theatre and to positively impact lives ...
Laid-back place with a friendly atmosphere and great prices that keep the regulars coming back. Sunny will likely be behind the bar serving up the beer and cocktails and great ...
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 ...
Located in the Louisiana tunnel, Which Wich is known for its creative ordering system. Guests use red Sharpies® to mark up pre-printed menus on sandwich bags. They select a sandwich ...
Stop by Schlotzky's for sandwiches, pizzas, flatbreads and salads the whole family will love.
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. ...
The inner looper's guide to finding the right school! Access to quality education is a central value to Houstonians. And now, so is the desire to live a walkable, urban ...
Originally known as Houston’s Grand Central Station, and the Barbara Jordan Post Office after that, Post HTX is a new entertainment venue which has recently hosted some of the coolest ...
The Heritage Society is the custodian of some of the city’s oldest structures. Restored and authentically furnished, the buildings are open for guided tours upon request. This unusual outdoor facility ...
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 ...
The Lancaster is a small, luxury hotel specializing in old world charm and excellence. While acknowledging its 1926 charm, The Lancaster Hotel now presents an improved and redefined version of ...
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 ...
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 ...
Set at St. Joseph Parkway at LaBranch and operated by Christus St. Joseph Hospital, Sisters of Charity Park provides a tranquil spot for rest, meditation or just a brief escape. ...
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 ...
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 ...
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.
Peacock & Plaza apartments sit across the street from Root Memorial Square. The two Spanish-tinged, red-brick pre-war buildings — one of which is adorned with an eye-catching tile mosaic of a proud peacock— hold ...
The Houston House has been a fixture of the Houston Skyline since the mid 1960's, at the time it was one of the most stylish luxury apartment buildings ever built ...
Four city blocks in the heart of downtown have been transformed into a premiere entertainment, dining, retail and urban office hub. The multi-use project opened in October 2008 and is ...
Here, the Louis and Annie Friedman Clock Tower, a.k.a. the Market Square Clock Tower, protects and displays a key city artifact, a clock originally commissioned more than a century ago ...
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. ...
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 ...
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 ...
Put your swing to the test during this pregame tour. Fans will get a firsthand look at the upper deck, Bank of America Suite level, brand new Gallagher Club, and ...
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 ...
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, ...