Mar 7 2022
Looking Ahead
Midway through the Alley Theatre’s 75th anniversary season Artistic Director Rob Melrose has a keen appreciation for what it means to balance the past with the present, while looking to ... READ
POST is multifaceted. And that singular adjective only scratches the surface when it comes to the 16-acre Lovett Commercial adaptive reuse project at 401 Franklin currently in development. It’s natural ... READ
The original version of this story was written by Holly Beretto and published in the Winter 2015 issue of downtown Magazine. Our celebration of Black History Month continues with a ... READ
Walking around Downtown Houston, visitors and Houstonians alike could be forgiven for thinking the city is merely another modern metropolis, with its steel-and-glass skyscrapers reaching to the clouds, and sleek ... READ
Humans walked on the surface of the moon for the first time in history, and it was cause for celebration. What better way than an epic ticker tape parade in ... READ
When New York real estate speculators John and Augustus Allen purchased the 6,642 acres on the banks of Buffalo Bayou just months after Texas won independence from Mexico in 1836, ... READ
At the turn of the century, Downtown’s Main Street was the most prestigious address in the city. But sadly, by the 90s it had deteriorated into a glorified bus corridor ... READ
This little gem, perched on the northern edge of downtown is where you’ll see quaint and historic buildings lining the streets, each one more delightful than the next. With a ... READ
The Sunset Coffee Building is a welcome newcomer to Downtown Houston that is more than 100 years old. And no matter what the name says, it’s definitely not just for ... READ
“When I first heard about this project, I wasn’t sure it was for us,” says Jonathan Brinsden, CEO of Midway Companies. “But then I walked in the lobby and I ... READ
Nestled gently amid the towering concrete-and-glass skyscrapers that reach endlessly upward around it, Antioch Missionary Baptist Church clings to its roots in a city that is ever changing, ever growing, ... READ