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What Midtown residents have to say about traffic safety
We asked, you answered. More than 500 comments were submitted in response to our eight-week online survey for feedback about mobility safety concerns in Midtown Houston. Participants were asked to drop pins on a map to mark locations they believe to be hotspots for traffic accidents. The results will position the Midtown Redevelopment Authority (MRA)
Houston Hispanic Icons Honored in Midtown Houston Public Art
Houston continues to be lauded as one of the most diverse cities in the country. As such, we proudly celebrate the rich, diverse cultures that make our city so special year-round. This month and next, we’re spotlighting Houstonians of Latin descent for National Hispanic Heritage Month. In honoring this month, we want to start by
Eight Must-Do Activities in Midtown Houston this September
As temperatures cool and the summer winds down, Midtown Houston is welcoming fall fun in full force! With Hispanic Heritage Month and the start of a new season in tow, there are a variety of ways to get outdoors and get active all September long. Events are subject to change so stay up to date
What it is like to live where Beyonce grew up
*photo by Billy Smith II Long before Beyoncé was topping the pop charts, she was growing up with big dreams in Houston’s Third Ward. Bey achieved those dreams, but the Greater Third Ward continues to be near and dear to her. So, what is this historic neighborhood all about, and why was it chosen as
Take the Midtown Parks and Open Space Survey
We want to hear from you! The Midtown Redevelopment Authority (MRA) is seeking input for an update to the Midtown Parks and Public Space Master Plan. This follows the completion of the 2022 Midtown Capital Improvements Plan Survey, in which most respondents indicated that parks and public spaces, such as the streets and sidewalks in
Move, Groove and Get Fit in Midtown this August
As August fast approaches, now is the perfect time to finish out the summer with a month to remember. From a variety of fitness and dance classes to amazing live entertainment, here’s what’s ahead in Midtown Houston. We encourage all event attendees to prioritize the health and safety of themselves and our Midtown community. Masks