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
Join the Midtown community for the installation of a large-scale, temporary, public art display created by a local Houston artist to honor the cultural heritage of Houston’s Hispanic community. The installation process, which will take place on the iconic Midtown Sign in Bagby Park, is a fun event for the whole family. The installation will
Midtown Houston’s Mistletoe Market is an annual holiday celebration and destination market. This high-energy, NYC-style, holiday-inspired market is located in the heart of Midtown Houston at Bagby Park, an urban park space surrounded by a walkable community, hi-rise living, and vibrant nightlife. The market showcases a curated selection of vendors, artisans, and performers all inspired by the season.
Midtown Houston’s Mistletoe Market is an annual holiday celebration and destination market. This high-energy, NYC-style, holiday-inspired market is located in the heart of Midtown Houston at Bagby Park, an urban park space surrounded by a walkable community, hi-rise living, and vibrant nightlife. The market showcases a curated selection of vendors, artisans, and performers all inspired by the season.
We’re excited to introduce a new series featuring local bloggers, influencers, and community leaders as they share their projects and experiences in Midtown Houston. This month’s sponsored guest blog post is by Midtown Management District’s Urban Planning Committee Chair, James Llamas.
Amidst a global pandemic and a national lens focused on social justice issues, Midtown Houstonhas partnered with UP Art Studio to create relevant, unconventional mini murals in the district. The two organizations commissioned local artists Renee Victor and Armando Castelan to create works that confront prevailing issues in the world today with hopes of sparking