This is your chance to learn about the new Midtown Parking Benefit District (PBD) and the exciting projects it has in store for those who live, work, and play in Midtown Houston. Houston City Council designated Midtown Houston as the city’s third PBD late last year, following earlier approvals for the Museum District and Washington
Summer is the perfect time to explore all that Midtown Houston has to offer, especially when it comes to free, family-friendly activities. From outdoor dance to immersive art, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you are a local looking for new ways to spend your weekends or a visitor wanting to experience the
Spend you May in Midtown Houston! Teach You Tuesday Date: May 2 Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Location: Bagby Park, 415 Gray St, Houston, TX 77004 RSVP by clicking here. Are you looking for classes that inspire, motivate, and teach you? Join us at Bagby Park in Midtown to learn a new craft, skill,
The inability to afford housing is the driving force in homelessness, but the reasons someone is without the necessary funds are varied. A single mom might not make enough to cover monthly expenses. A veteran might be unable to find work because of substance abuse problems. Someone else might have mental health issues or lack
An entire new subdivision of affordable single-family homes, a park, new sidewalks, and other infrastructure is taking shape in the Old Spanish Trail/South Union neighborhood. Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, Mayor Sylvester Turner, and Houston Council Member Carolyn Evans Shabazz joined Midtown Redevelopment Authority (MRA), the Center for Civic and Public Policy Improvement (CCPPI), and Mayberry Homes at the groundbreaking
Each year during Rodeo Houston, the Texas Independence Trail Ride makes its way through Midtown Houston, going down Gray St. and stopping in front of Bagby Park located at 415 Gray St. The trail ride is a Houston tradition that began more than 60 years ago when men traveled on horseback from Brenham, Texas to
Spring is a time for new beginnings: flowers blooming, baby birds chirping, and new free events coming to a Midtown Houston park near you! From a relaxing sound bath meditation class to a throwback, 80s-themed workout, Midtown is adding new events to its monthly park programs. Check out what’s new in: Chalk on the Block
In the heart of Houston’s Greater Third Ward sits a church founded in 1880 by former slaves. Boynton Chapel Methodist Church at the corner of Milby Street and Tuam Street has a long history of achievements and a steadfast commitment to the neighborhood it has called home for 143 years. A history of service The