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35 Results found for Event Venues
| Name | District |
|---|---|
| 1600 Smith Street | no district |
| 1600 Smith Street | |
| Alley Theatre | Theater |
| 615 Texas St. , 713-220-5700 | |
| The Alley was founded over sixty years ago as Houston’s theatre company. It exists to provide audiences with the highest quality theatre, offering a wide variety of work including new plays, classics, the re-discovered and the rarely-performed, and new musical ... | |
| Architecture Center Houston (ArCH) | Theater |
| 315 Capitol | |
| The space occupies approximately 5,000 square feet carved from the old Albert Thomas Convention Center in Phase II of the Bayou Place renovation. ArCH houses the offices of the American Institute of Architecture, Houston Chapter, the Architecture Center Houston Foundation, ... | |
| BBVA Compass Stadium | Ballpark |
| 2200 Texas | |
| Completed in 2012, BBVA Compass Stadium is host to Houston Dynamo and Houston Dash soccer games, Texas Southern football games and other special events. | |
| Buffalo Bayou Partnership Pontoon Boat | Historic |
| 1113 Vine St. , Suite 200, 713-752-0314 | |
| You can party on a boat in the middle of downtown and experience it like never before. The Buffalo Bayou Partnership’s pontoon boat tours visit landmarks like historic Allen’s Landing (Houston’s birthplace) and slip past lushly landscaped Sabine Promenade and ... | |
| Crystal Ballroom at The Rice | Historic |
| 909 Texas, 713-227-7423 | |
| Presidents, dignitaries, royalty, oilman and even knights have walked the floors of this historic landmark. The covered wrap-around terrace overlooking Main Street, lounge, built-in stage and dance floor, elegant lobby entrance, intricate murals and crystal chandeliers all create an ambience ... | |
| Discovery Green | Convention |
| 1500 McKinney, 713-400-7336 | |
| Downtown's premier green space, Discovery Green encompasses 12 acres and is surrounded by the George R. Brown Convention Center, hotels and downtown sports arenas. The park was developed by the Houston Downtown Park Conservancy, a group of leading local foundations, philanthropists and ... | |
| El Big Bad | Historic |
| 419 Travis, 713-229-8181 | |
| El Big Bad is a Gastro-Cantina that specializes in infused tequilas, fresh juice margaritas and cocktails, Mexican and Texan Craft Beer and scrumptious fare. This space can acommodate private events for 20-300 guests. | |
| Flying Saucer | Historic |
| 705 Main, 713-228-7468 | |
| This spot is a definite standout among downtown bars. Offering over 200 beers, with almost half on draft, Flying Saucer is a great place to hang out. A cool and relaxed atmosphere along with a hip crowd gives downtown visitors ... | |
| George R. Brown Convention Center | Convention |
| 1001 Avenida de las Americas, 713-853-8000 | |
| 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 seven exhibit halls, 100 meeting rooms, a grand ballroom and ... | |
| Heritage Society | Civic Center |
| 1100 Bagby Street, 713-655-1912 | |
| 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 in Houston’s first public park is available for weddings, receptions, ... | |
| Hobby Center for the Performing Arts | Theater |
| 800 Bagby, 713-315-2400 | |
| The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts is a must-see, must-attend, state-of-the-art entertainment complex. Designed by Robert A. M. Stern, this $102 million shining star illuminates Houston's Theater District. The Hobby provides the ultimate experience for cultural-connoisseurs with two opulent, ... | |
| House of Blues | Shopping |
| 1204 Caroline Street, 888-402-5837 | |
| 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 is the anchor for GreenStreet outdoor shopping and entertainment complex. ... | |
| Jones Hall | Theater |
| 615 Louisiana, 713-227-3974 | |
| 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 stunning with its curving travertine marble facade, an exterior rectangle ... | |
| Julia Ideson Library | Civic Center |
| 500 McKinney, 832-393-1313 | |
| 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 Library and Houston Public Library Foundation, Houstonians and visitors enjoy ... | |
| Lucky Strike Lanes & Lounge | Shopping |
| 1201 San Jacinto, Houston Pavilions, Level 3, 713-343-3300 | |
| 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, hand-crafted cocktails and live local DJs. There’s something for guests ... | |
| Magnolia Ballroom | Historic |
| 715 Franklin, 713-223-8508 | |
| The Magnolia Brewery Building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, has been honored with a Texas Historical Marker and just recently became the first commercial Protected Houston Landmark. Located in the Historic District on Market Square, the ... | |
| Main St. Studio | Shopping |
| 1201 Main St., 832-320-1201 | |
| At the intersection of Houston’s most traveled light rail line and the city’s newly redesigned signature retail corridor, Main Street Studio at GreenStreet offers up to 20,000 SF of private event, dining and conference space. This 2-story venue is walking ... | |
| Majestic Metro | Historic |
| 911 Preston Ave. , 713-224-7226 | |
| Who wouldn’t want to plan a party in the only historic theater left intact in downtown Houston? The Majestic Metro features beautifully appointed decor, a grand exterior building marquee to announce your event, and a-state-of-the-art music and dance lighting system. ... | |
| Minute Maid Park | Ballpark |
| 501 Crawford St., 713-259-8800 | |
| 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 host as many as seven large events at one time ... | |
| One Allen Center | Skyline |
| 500 Dallas St. | |
| Prohibition Supperclub & Bar | Historic |
| 1008 Prairie, 281-940-4636 | |
| Prohibition Supperclub & Bar is located inside the historic Isis Theatre built in 1912. If you’re looking for glitz and glamour Prohibition is the perfect venue for an event similar to one out of The Great Gatsby. Their in-house entertainment, ... | |
| The 43rd | Skyline |
| 1415 Louisiana, 43rd Floor, 713-739-6550 | |
| The 43rd Restaurant & Lounge is located on top of the 1415 Louisiana building in the heart of downtown Houston. The 43rd features several private event spaces each with its own view of Houston’s memorable skyline. The 43rd also features an executive boardroom ... | |
| The Corinthian | Historic |
| 202 Fannin at Franklin, 713-523-5780 | |
| Built at the turn of the century as the First National Bank, it is the largest remaining example of neoclassical architecture in the Historic District. They’ve been awarded the Houston Preservation Alliance’s Gold Brick Award, meaning they can accommodate large ... | |
| The Downtown Club | Shopping |
| 1100 Caroline Street, 713-890-8815 | |
| The Downtown Club at Houston Center boasts a large, inviting lobby area and a beautiful, wood-detailed bar in the Grille Room. They are the perfect location for your luncheon, board meeting, all-day conference, cocktail reception, baby shower, rehearsal dinner, and ... | |
