401 Franklin St.
Post HTX
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 ... READ
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 ... READ
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, ... READ
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 ... READ
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 ... READ
Located on the third floor of the Downtown Aquarium, the newly renovated Nautilus Ballroom will transport you to a world of elegance and refinement. The stunning 6000-square-foot ballroom is the ... READ
Houston's Theater District sizzles thanks to the Revention Music Center. This flexible venue hosts concerts, theater, comedy, cabaret, banquets and more! READ
What began as a beautiful space for a creative arts agency has since grown into one of Houston’s most unique venues. Modern, bright, and designed for versatility, it combines a ... READ
What began as a beautiful space for a creative arts agency has since grown into one of Houston’s most unique venues. Modern, bright, and designed for versatility, it combines a ... READ
Innovation Event Space is a white canvas, perfect for all types of events, birthday parties, meetings, private dinners and more! Non-profit and multi-day fees are available. Rental space includes: 12 ft ... READ
The Sunset Coffee Building offers three rentable spaces for special events. The Rooftop Terrace looks out over the intersection of Buffalo and White Oak Bayous, the original site of the ... READ
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 ... READ