Virtual Events, Staying Connected and Saving Money in Midtown Houston

  During this time, most of us are witnessing COVID-19 unfolding from our homes– which is where we should be. Staying connected and informed is critically important, and we’ve got some tips to help you do both. Here are some ways to stay connected, healthy, and to save money while you stay home. Midtown Virtual […]

Prioritizing Health and Safety in Midtown Houston

Midtown Events At this time, our community’s safety is our top priority. In accordance with the City of Houston, we are officially cancelling all Midtown events scheduled for the months of March and April. As you have surely seen in the media, COVID-19 (coronavirus) continues to spread both locally and globally. The safety and well-being […]

(Photo via Tacos A Go Go on Facebook) Small businesses and restaurants in Midtown Houston need us now more than ever. There are many ways to support local businesses affected by COVID-19 while practicing social distancing. If you don’t see your favorite business listed below, please reach out to us at @MidtownHOU on Facebook , […]

Call for Artists: Five Reasons to Join Us at Art in the Park

  Every year, for one day in April, Elizabeth Baldwin Park (1701 Elgin St.) is transformed into a vibrant art festival where visitors can explore artworks and buy pieces directly from the artists. For 2020, we’re looking forward to our biggest event yet, with 3,000 visitors expected. While there are countless reasons to be a […]

Midtown Park: A Hidden Gem for Brides to Be

  Despite the fact that weddings are joyful occasions, wedding planning is notoriously stressful. In the struggle to get it all right–finding the perfect dress, planning the fairytale ceremony, coordinating the food and flowers– sometimes we overlook obvious options, like the fact that Midtown Park is a prime location for a wedding ceremony. Benefits of […]

A Look Back: New and Noteworthy of 2019 in Midtown Houston

(Photo via Electric FeelGood on Facebook) Moving into a new decade is exciting, but 2019 was so sweet that we aren’t quite ready to let it go. Before we boldly move into 2020, let’s take a moment to celebrate the new developments that made Midtown Houston an even better place to live and play in […]

Staying Safe in Midtown Houston–a Community Conversation

  Focus on safety always ramps up during the holidays, but the truth is that living in a dense, urban environment always carries some safety risks. Midtown Houston residents will be happy to know that 2020 is kicking off with a big opportunity to share your concerns with community leaders. Mayra Hypolite from the City […]

Show Up For Small Business Saturday in Midtown Houston

  (photo courtesy of arkaart.com) For those who consider shopping a national sport, Friday is the big game. But for the rest of us, the crown jewel of Thanksgiving weekend is Small Business Saturday (SBS)– offering the perfect opportunity to support the local shops that give Houston its unique flavor. SBS is a thriving, nationwide […]

5 Ways to Stay Healthy this Holiday Season in Midtown Houston

(Photo via Elevate Strength Facebook) The temperatures are dropping and the holidays are right around the corner, which means it’s time to kick your rear into gear, before the feasts begin! Lucky for you, you can get your sweat on without ever leaving Midtown Houston. Here are five roads all leading to a fitter you […]

Buffalo Soldiers National Museum: A National Treasure in Midtown Houston

If the only thing you know about Buffalo Soldiers is from a Bob Marley song, then pull up a chair for a history lesson. Who were they? They were former slaves, freemen and Black Civil War soldiers who were the first African Americans to serve during peacetime. These brave men played a vital role in […]

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