Location ID: #10040356
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The Hilton Houston Post Oak by the Galleria is half a mile from the shops and restaurants at The Galleria – America’s fourth largest mall – and three miles from Memorial Park and the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center. Downtown Houston is six miles ...
Location ID: #10070030
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Bisong Art Gallery is a new, fine art gallery and art dealer located in downtown Houston, inside a converted 1600 sq-ft loft with exposed brick, upstairs platform and patio. Each month, Bisong Art Gallery hosts a solo or group exhibition featuring ...
Location ID: #10039532
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Tucked behind a red door with a Fender guitar neck handle since 1988, Dan Electro’s blends every genre into one intimate soundtrack.
The stage’s long history of standout performances has shaped a room where newcomers, teen rockers and touring ...
Location ID: #10305231
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Havenly Farm is a picturesque rural filming location in Fulshear, TX, featuring a charming farmhouse with a red barn and expansive green fields. The farm includes rustic interiors with wooden stalls and cozy common areas, alongside scenic outdoor ...
Location ID: #10062865
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The Niels and Mellie Esperson Buildings are a building complex in downtown Houston, Texas. Mary Ann Azevedo of the Houston Business Journal said that they were "among the most recognizable" buildings in Downtown.[7]
The Niels Esperson Building is ...
Location ID: #10301641
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Houston’s newest Jazz Supper Club—inside the historic Tower Theatre.
Club Hours:
Tuesday – Thursday
4 – 12 AM
Friday – Saturday
4 – 2 AM
Location ID: #10303791
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Modern sophistication and Art Deco design collide in one of the city’s most iconic skyscrapers, the historic Great Southwest Building. Indulge in spacious suites with upscale amenities, enjoy a locally inspired meal at our restaurant, The Rig, and ...
Location ID: #10303692
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Shell Energy Stadium is a state-of-the-art, open-air stadium designed to host Houston Dynamo FC matches, Houston Dash matches and Texas Southern University football games as well as additional professional, collegiate and community sporting events, ...
Location ID: #10039523
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Brasil opened April 22, 1992 as the first specialty coffee establishment in Houston. The intention was to provide a venue that embodied quality design, products, people, and interaction. Houston has always been a diverse city, yet Brasil was the ...
Location ID: #10302186
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Kreadiv Worx 1400 sq ft studio designed for photographers, videographers, podcasters, and creators. Our space includes versatile sets and backdrops that help bring your vision to life with visual impact.
Location ID: #10247513
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An eclectic collection of shops decorate historic 19th Street in the Houston Heights. Clothing boutiques, gift shops, antiques, handmade jewelry, vintage clothing, art galleries, toy stores, local eateries, live music venue and much more!
Location ID: #10301765
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This mid-size restaurant is located in charming Historic Heights on a street that mirrors "Main Street" - approachable, walkable, and captures the spirit of any cozy town.
Location ID: #10280118
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Former HPE Capmus,siting on 66-acres at the intersection of State Highway 249 and Louetta Road (15 minutes from IAH).
Location ID: #10298761
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Iconic Lighthouse building in the Galleria area of Houston. Home to Houston’s oldest Restaurant Christie’s- A third generation family owned restaurant founded by Greek immigrants. Famous for wild caught Texas fried shrimp And Seafood specialties. ...
Location ID: #10299478
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Turkey Bend on Buffalo Bayou is a former barge terminal located at the convergence of Buffalo Bayou and Navigation Boulevard with history dating back to 1937. Design of The Warehouse at Turkey Bend called for a careful approach that preserved the ...
Location ID: #10295374
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The Sunset Coffee Building at Allen’s Landing was built in 1910 by merchant William D. Cleveland to house his coffee roasting operations. It is one of the few remaining industrial buildings on Buffalo Bayou within downtown Houston’s Historic ...
Location ID: #10298820
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Location ID: #10048070
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Location ID: #10297850
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Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land is a state-of-the-art, indoor performance venue, is strategically-located 22 miles from downtown Houston off of Highway 59 and University Boulevard.
Ranked 7th in the world in tickets sales for venues under ...
Location ID: #10248649
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Old Town-Harrisburg, a multi-use entertainment facility. A little piece of Harrisburg history displayed in a unique development site that includes a cafe-pizzeria place and of course good music and entertainment for all ages. You will fall in love ...
Location ID: #10269013
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Galveston’s oldest home, located at 1605 33rd Street, the Greek revival Michel B. Menard House provides an intimate setting for small weddings, receptions, dinners, and luncheons. Grand Ionic columns provide a backdrop for photos, and a lovely ...
Location ID: #10269011
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The 1859 Ashton Villa, first of Galveston’s great Broadway mansions, has long been at the center of the Island’s social life. The home’s original first-floor interior rooms, with their elegant architecture and gold filigree, have been the site of ...
Location ID: #10267896
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Galveston Historical Foundation (GHF) accepted one of Galveston Island’s most significant downtown buildings. The 1920 City National Bank Building, owned by Ross Moody, a trustee of The Moody Foundation and Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of ...
Location ID: #10080313
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Kempner Park’s roots are some of the deepest on Galveston Island. Its history dates back to February 1876, when a group of German businessmen purchased a five-acre estate as a social club for their family and friends, and named it “The Galveston ...