Mayor Announces New Innovation Corridor in Midtown Houston
(Photo courtesy of Rice University) Houston is on the cusp of creating a culture of innovation, said Houston’s Mayor Sylvester Turner on Thursday, April 12 as he announced the transformation of one Midtown Houston’s iconic landmarks. The Sears building at 4201 S. Main Street at Wheeler Avenue, built in 1938, is about to undergo a […]
Explore Midtown Houston on the Graffiti Bike Ride
Photo courtesy of 365 Things To Do in Houston Grab a helmet and join us for a group ride that combines the health benefits of biking with the fun of exploring the city. The popularity of biking is experiencing a resurgence in Houston as the area becomes more friendly to gas-free wheels. We’ve teamed up […]
Sip, Shop and Stroll at Art in the Park This Weekend
Over 100 local and regional artists will make their way to Midtown Houston this weekend to showcase their creations. Our upcoming Art in the Park on April 7 from 10am to 6pm is the place to be for family-friendly activities and a diverse selection of artistic disciplines. There will be opportunities to have insightful […]
Five Reasons to Lounge on the Lawn
We’re celebrating Midtown Houston’s newest green space in a big way with our upcoming Lounge on the Lawn event at Midtown Park. It will be an all-day extravaganza for residents, Houstonians and visitors to the Bayou City. There will be something for everyone at Lounge on the Lawn, including cuisine, live entertainment, park programming […]
Stay + Play: Eat, Shop and Rock at Mid Main Lofts in Midtown Houston
Midtown Houston boasts an engaging blend of historic beauty and artistic cultural heritage. For those who choose to call it home (or visit often), Midtown Houston provides gorgeous architecture, artistic value, quality entertainment and a balanced mix of green spaces and city facades. Mid Main Lofts at 3550 Main Street combines all the best […]
Midtown Houston’s Mobile App is Now Here
The new Midtown Houston app is now available for iPhone users. Integrating SeeClickFix, the Midtown Houston app let’s users see what amenities are nearby, what events are coming up and sign up to receive push notifications about event cancellations or emergency alerts. It’s free, interactive and the easiest way to navigate Midtown Houston! For […]
Parking, Parks and Outdoor Activities in Midtown Houston This Spring Break
(Photo: Michelle Watson of CatchLight Group) Spring break is the perfect opportunity to relax and explore Midtown Houston. With Houston’s vast, spread out destinations, parking can be a challenge. Luckily, the new parking garage at Midtown Park is now open. This means cost-effective parking right next to a beautiful green space and the McGowen METRORail […]
Keep Your Belongings Secure in Midtown Houston With These Easy Tips
Spring is officially approaching, and brings with it an increase to potential security risks for Midtown Houston visitors and residents. As Houstonians are hitting the gym, visiting area parks and lounging on sunny patios, there tends to be a corresponding uptick in the amount of theft to cars and homes. Our local police will be […]
Three Reasons to Visit the New Public Art Piece Going Up in Midtown Park
Public art enhances our community’s beauty while supporting local artists. That’s why we’ve commissioned a monumental new public art piece at Midtown Park by nationally acclaimed Houston artist Dixie Friend Gay. The 12 by 63 feet mosaic, ‘Wild Wonderland,’ will greet visitors to the park at the Main Street entrance, offering a colorful welcome […]
Crêpes in Midtown Houston? Oui!
(Photo Courtesy of Coco’s Crepes on Facebook) Here’s a fun fact: Although crêpes are known as a decidedly French delicacy that has spread throughout central Europe, there are other versions of this dish around the globe. They are enjoyed in Japan, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, South Africa, Mexico, Argentina, and Uruguay, and in Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine, […]