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Events in Houston this January 2021
Happy New Year!! 2021 has got to be better than 2020, right? It will still be several months before large gatherings are encouraged, but there’s still plenty to do online and on your own outdoors. If you’re looking for events in Houston this January there are a lot of fun, educational and entertaining things to do, some online and some in person.
Events in Houston this January 2021
Holiday In the Gardens
When: Now through January 2nd, 2021
Where: Moody Gardens
Seven Hope Blvd
Houston, TX
Seven Holiday Attractions! One Venue!
Festival of Lights · Holiday 3D Films · Hotel Packages · Rudolph 4D · Arctic Slide · Train Rides · Star: the Dancing Tree of Light · Holiday Dinners Nightly Fireside S'Mores and other Festive Foods · Group Rates, Holiday Parties and More!
Starry Night Express
When: Now through January 3rd, 2021
Where: Houston Museum of Natural Science
5555 Hermann Park Drive
Houston, TX
Enjoy this LIVE show for stargazers of all ages. Practice finding constellations, planets, the moon, meteor showers and the Milky Way band everything you might see on the next starry night. Then imagine leaving Houston behind for a visit to our George Observatory and on to the darkest skies on Earth. The live action adventure then zooms out to the different planets you can see, past Pluto, and on to the stars of the nearby Pleiades star cluster and into the birth clouds of the Orion Nebula. Watch the Milky Way transform into a barred spiral galaxy within a sea of galaxies. This is a guided tour led by your personal astronomer, beginning with the objects you can see tonight in your own backyard.
Note: Please arrive at least 15 minutes before showtime. Late entry is not allowed.
Sugar Land Holiday Lights
When: Now through January 3rd, 2021
Where: Constellation Field
1 Stadium Drive
Sugar Land, TX
Join us here at Constellation Field for the 7th annual Sugar Land Holiday Lights cooled by Just Fix It November 20 through January 3! Enjoy over 3 million lights, holiday vendors, a carnival, great food and SO much more! Plus, Santa Claus himself will be available for safe visits and photos through December 23! Don’t miss out on socially-distanced holiday fun for the entire family – get your tickets now!
Monuments by Craig Walsh
When: Now through January 18th, 2021
Where: Discovery Green
1500 McKinney Street
Houston, TX
Discovery Green honors unsung Houston heroes in its winter art installation, Monuments by Craig Walsh.
Monuments consists of slow-motion, close up videos of the faces of unsung Houston heroes projected onto five living trees in the park. The installation is by internationally recognized Australian artist Craig Walsh who has pioneered site-responsive projections in public spaces.
At once eerie and beautiful, the projections of human faces onto living trees creates a “monument” that connects the individual to nature.
At the same time, this installation challenges our conception of historic monuments and involves the public directly in the decision of who should be honored in public space.
The Ice at Discovery Green
When: Now through January 31st, 2021
Where: Discovery Green
1500 McKinney Street
Houston, TX
Glide beneath the glittering lights of downtown Houston and discover holiday magic on The Ice powered by Green Mountain Energy! We have reinvented the experience to ensure that you can still make memories here with your family and friends. Safety protocols include increased sanitation and contactless ticket buying. A reduced number of tickets will be sold to maintain social distancing.
Artful Anniversary: Carmen Herrara Estructuras Monumentales
When: Now through April 23rd, 2021
Where: Buffalo Bayou Park
105 Sabine Street
Houston, TX
In celebration of the 5th anniversary of the completion of Buffalo Bayou Park, Buffalo Bayou Partnership is hosting Artful Anniversary, a series of 5 unique virtual performances and experiences through the month of October. Grab your party hat, tune in to our website or visit the park on your own, and enjoy the music, dance and art along Houston’s 160-acre award-winning green space. All 5-Year Artful Anniversary programs are free and available online.
Walk among the larger-than-life shapes of Estructuras Monumentales, an exhibition of outdoor sculptures by the 105-year-old, New York-based artist Carmen Herrera (b. 1915, Havana, Cuba).
Body Worlds & The Cycle of Life
When: Now through May 31, 2021
Where: Houston Museum of Natural Science
5555 Hermann Park Drive
Houston, TX
BODY WORLDS & The Cycle of Life, a new special exhibition, delivers a breathtaking encounter with the inner workings of the human body and shows the effects of poor health, good health and lifestyle choices. In addition to showcasing the wonders of human development, the 100+ preserved human specimens – including whole-body plastinates – demonstrate the complexity, resilience and vulnerability of the human body in distress, disease and optimal health.
In the exhibition, designed by BODY WORLDS’ creative and conceptual designer, Dr. Angelina Whalley, visitors follow the human body through the span of time and learn about the latest findings in anatomy, longevity and health.
Events in Houston this December 2020
We’re in the home stretch of 2020! What a year it has been!! While many events in Houston have been canceled or gone virtual due to Covid-19, there are still many holiday events taking place this month in Houston. Grab your mask, keep your distance and enjoy some of these family friendly events in Houston this December.
Events in Houston this December 2020
A Christmas Carol – A Ghost Story of Christmas
When: December 7th - 29th, 2020
Where: Virtual Event
A highly inventive, digital adaptation of the Dickens classic, pared down to its essential elements. A resident company of actors assemble online to perform a new production of the heartwarming Christmas story. With everyone performing from home, creating a magical world of holiday make-believe is no easy feat. The socially distanced troupe brings this holiday classic to imaginative new heights. It will be A Christmas Carol like no other.
When: Now through January 3rd, 2021
Where: George R Brown Convention Center
1001 Avenida De Las Americas
Houston, TX
Benefiting the Alley's educational and artistic initiatives, Deck the Trees has been a favorite Houston holiday tradition for the past decade, coinciding with the Theatre's holiday production of A Christmas Carol.
The annual event features a variety of festive trees decorated by Houston’s premier designers and sponsored by generous businesses and individuals.
This year’s Deck the Trees will take place at the George R. Brown Convention Center, where the display will appear in the large windowscape facing Avenida de las Americas. The trees will be displayed in the windows from November 21, 2020 through January 3, 2021.
When: Now through December 31st, 2020
Where: Main Street Downtown
Houston, TX
Stroll along Main St and take in the twinkling lights bringing the holiday spirit to Downtown Houston! From the larger-than-life “NOEL” at Main Street Square to the sparking trees and banners guiding you from one end of the street to the other, there’s no place like Downtown Houston for the holidays.
Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market 2020
When: Now through December 11th, 2020
Where: Virtual Event
The Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market has pivoted to an online shopping event for the 2020 holiday season in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The 2020 Virtual Nutcracker Market will offer Nutcracker Market shoppers a new way to kick off the holiday season, support their favorite merchants, and contribute to Houston Ballet. Online shoppers will be able to shop some 150 merchants from across the country, showcasing unique holiday items, home decor, gourmet food, apparel, jewelry, toys, accessories, candles, and more. The virtual event will take place on a dedicated platform, providing a seamless shopping experience. The 2020 Virtual Nutcracker Market will be open for FREE general access starting November 12 and will run through December 11. The Virtual Market is open 24/7, but booth hours are generally 9:00 a.m. through 8:00 p.m. (technical assistance from merchants and staff is available during the posted times).
Memorial City Mall Santa Experience
When: Now through December 24th, 2020
Where: Memorial City Mall in the Dillard’s Court
303 Memorial City Way
Houston, TX
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Memorial City with a twist! With the health and safety of customers and employees being a top priority, Memorial City Mall has completely reimagined their Santa set with new layouts and technologies. The Santa Experience offers on-site and virtual options from Nov. 6th through Dec. 24th, to enable families to continue creating memories this holiday season, including:
- Stools placed six feet in front of Santa with creative camera angles to capture memorable photos
- Zoom video calls from the convenience of your home, or the Mall, to offer virtual interaction with Santa
- Newly designed Santa Set with peppermint scented path and six-foot candy canes, plus other Instagrammable moments
- Large TV monitor for families to view and experience the magical moments outside of St. Nick’s Park
- Reservations required to avoid lines and crowding
- Variety of packages offered including family portraits and opportunity for Santa to personally read a story to your child
- For hours, packages and pricing visit: MemorialCity.com/Santa Reservations made prior to December 16threceive $3 discount off photo packages; Free pass to Ice Skate Memorial City and Memorial City Carousel with each photo package purchase
When: Now through January 1st, 2021
Where: Market Square Park
301 Milam
Houston, TX
Pucker up—Texas’ biggest mistletoe ball is back Downtown this holiday season. A 150-inch ball of kiss-inducing greenery hanging from a 15-foot giant candy cane will be located at Market Square Park Nov 17 through New Year’s Day. Passersby are invited to stand under the massive ball and kiss—just because! Share your smooches using #XOmistletoe.
When: Now through January 3rd, 2021
Where: Constellation Field
1 Stadium Drive
Sugar Land, TX
Bring the entire family out to Constellation Field for socially-distanced holiday fun - over 3 million lights, great food, holiday vendors, a carnival, and SO much more! Open 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sunday - Thursday, 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday.CLOSED 11/23 & 11/30
The Ice Powered by Green Mountain Energy
When: Now through January 1st, 2021
Where: Discovery Green
1500 McKinney Street
Houston, TX
Glide beneath the glittering lights of downtown Houston and discover the holiday magic on The Ice powered by Green Mountain Energy! We have reinvented the experience to ensure that you can still make memories here with your family and friends.
The Light Park Holiday Drive-Thru at Hurricane Harbor Splashtown
When: Now through December 31st, 2020
Where: Hurricane Harbor Splashdown
1219 Spring Cypress Rd
Spring, TX
The Light Park Troupe proudly presents an animated Christmas light show with millions of animated lights!
Once in the park, tune your radio to our special channel for some entertaining banter and a mix of holiday music.
When: Now through January 9th, 2021
Where: 1250 Lake Plaza Drive
Spring, TX
New for this season are two, one-of-a-kind attractions on display at CityPlace at Springwoods Village. Bringing additional shimmer to CityPlace’s waterfront Plaza, a 35-foot Christmas tree will rise from the main pond, creating a dazzling beacon for the community. And as an equally dynamic complement to the floating centerpiece, local creative entrepreneur Steve Kopelman and his team of partner artisans at New Orleans-based Professional Scenic Services have been commissioned to fabricate the inaugural “gingerbread” village display on the lake system’s eastern banks, adjacent to the Houston CityPlace Marriott at Springwoods Village.
A super-sized, fantasy version of the holiday classic, the installation is anticipated to expand each year. From the Plaza, guests will wind around a path dotted with oversized candy canes, popsicles and gumdrops and cross under an entrance guarded by two gingerbread men before arriving at a raised clearing featuring cookie trees, a 16-foot high house and 12-foot windmill. This is a first of its kind endeavor for Kopelman, a pioneering and globally recognized haunted house producer, COO of the country’s largest escape room company, and co-founder of soon-to-open immersive experiential museum Seismique.
Both the tree and gingerbread village will be on display through January 9 with free hot chocolate served on the Plaza every Thursday and Sunday from 4 until 7 p.m.
Events in Houston this November
While we're still living in a new normal, some old normal things still exist in the age of Covid. There may not be a lot of events taking place in Houston, but there are plenty of online things to do.
Events in Houston this November
Daylight Savings Time Begins
When: November 1st
Don't forget to fall back this autumn and set your clocks back one hour on November 1st.
When: Now through December 26th, 2020
You can still get your run on during Covid, lace up your shoes and choose from these virtual runs that take you through a variety of settings while social distancing.
Election Day
When: November 3rd, 2020
If you haven't already voted by mail you can vote in person. Click here to find your polling place.
Virtual Learning at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
When: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays | 1pm
Join HCCC from home to explore craft artists, exhibitions, hands-on activities, and more! Discover how you can stay connected with HCCC virtually, through a variety of content for all ages.
New content is posted on Facebook and Instagram every week. Join us for fun art-making projects you can do at home, exclusive exhibition content, or studio tours with local artists, resident artist features, and more.
We are excited to bring HCCC into your homes! Check out the archive of our virtual content below, and share your creations with #craftwithhccc or tag us at @crafthouston. Please share your thoughts and feedback with us at education@crafthouston.org.
**MAKE** your own craft projects at home, through short videos created by our education team. Simple making projects, such as homemade playdough, marbled paper, and weaving bookmarks, are fun and easy for the whole family to do.
Front Porch Concert Series at Century Square
When: Now through November 27th, 2020
Where: 170 Century Square Dr
Houston, TX
Join us every weekend in the Fall for an evening of live music on The Front Porch at Century Square. We’re recreating the scene, rocking chairs and all, with a weekend full of music underneath the twinkling lights on The Green.
Thursdays: Open Mic
Fridays: Song Swap style performance
Saturdays: Solo Performance
Artists line-up will include solos + duos made up of students and locals alike who are making their name in our city. With dinner and drinks within arm’s reach, we welcome you to grab your favorite people, take a seat, take a sip, and enjoy a Friday Fall night in the heart of College Station.
The Market at Sawyer Yards at Night
When: Now through December 12th, 2020
Where: The Market at Sawyer Yards
1502 Sawyer Street
Houston, TX
The Market at Sawyer Yards takes place on 2nd Saturdays, in conjunction with Sawyer Yards Open Studios. This curated market hosts a mix of artist mediums with a focus on folk art, the maker is the seller & artisan crafts including packaged specialty foods.
Surrounded by the highest concentration of working artists in all of Texas, the market coincides with 2nd Saturday Open Studios, when artists from The Silos at Sawyer Yards, Winter, Spring, Summer and Silver Street Studios, open their studios to the public.
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4th of July Events in and around Houston – Covid-19 Edition
Like everything else in 2020, the 4th of July events in Houston will be a little different. Some of the events are virtual, while others have many new policies in place to ensure the public safety.
Whatever you choose to do this Independence Day – spending time with family, watching fireworks, spending time on the water, etc – we hope you stay safe and have a wonderful time!
4th of July Events in and around Houston – Covid-19 Edition
When: July 4th, 2020
Where: Virtual Event
Houston’s signature patriotic celebration is back with a 2020 approach. Shell Freedom Over Texas will feature a vigorous line up of live and virtual entertainers via broadcast and live streaming on Saturday, July 4th from 7 p.m. – 10 p.m. Mayor Sylvester Turner’s mission is to uphold the health and safety of all Houstonians. This year, guests will not gather for the annual festival on Buffalo Bayou in Eleanor Tinsley and Sam Houston Parks, but will honor the City’s cherished tradition under a new format.
"We will celebrate Houston's diversity and America's Freedom at the city's signature Independence Day event in a new way," said Mayor Sylvester Turner. "This is an opportunity for us to recognize our community for its perseverance through the ongoing pandemic. I am personally grateful to our NEW title sponsor, Shell Oil Company, and NEW fireworks sponsor, Reliant. Their support means we can also honor organizations that have been on the frontlines during the health crisis. I am also grateful for our returning annual sponsors Walmart, Dr. Pepper, and Bud Light Seltzer, who continue to support this important community event."
The evening will kick off with a patriotic tribute by the Houston Symphony, followed by performances with guest artists Houston rappers, humanitarians and philanthropists, Bun B and Trae Tha Truth, nationally acclaimed mariachi band Mariachi Imperial De America, and Houston sibling Norteño trio Los Luzeros De Rioverde. Additional performers to be announced. The 3 hour event will be available via ABC13 Houston.
Independence Day Concert Series – City Centre Houston
When: July 4th, 2020
Where: 800 Town & Country Blvd
Houston, TX
Independence Day welcomes a concert series of live music that you don’t want to miss!*
Live Music schedule for Saturday, July 4:
12:30 - 2:30 PM: Applehead (Blues & Rock)
3 - 5 PM: KDK Band (Pop & Variety)
6 - 9 PM. People’s Choice Band (Country & Pop)
As a courtesy, no outside food or beverages are allowed. Our restaurants offer delicious menu items that can also conveniently be taken to-go.
*Weather permitting; Any changes to the day’s schedule of events will be communicated on CITYCENTRE’S Facebook and Instagram pages. Due to COVID19, we have decided to cancel our annual fireworks show.
City of Bellaire 4th of July Parade
When: July 4th, 2020
Where: Bellaire, TX
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
This year, we are bringing the parade to you!
Interested in being in the parade? Fill out form here! Contact Victoria Arevalo, 713-662-8291 for more information.
For more information, contact the Bellaire Recreation Center at 713-662-8280.
Click here to view a map of the parade route.
When: July 4th, 2020
Where: The Woodlands, TX
Due to COVID-19, please note the festival portion of the 2020 Red, Hot & Blue Festival & Fireworks Extravaganza has been cancelled.
The 18-minute Red, Hot & Blue Fireworks Extravaganza, presented by St. Luke’s Hospital – The Woodlands, will be launched from the campus of Lone Star College – Montgomery at approximately 9:30 p.m. Experience both the sights and sounds of the Fireworks Extravaganza by tuning in to KSTAR Country 99.7 FM to broadcast the soundtrack live on www.kstarcountry.com or by downloading the app. The app can be found by searching “KSTAR Country Radio” in the App Store or on Google Play.
Live video feed of the Fireworks Extravaganza will be available on Woodlands Online.
Fireworks will be visible from areas in the immediate vicinity of the college campus, as well as the west side of SH 242 near I-45, including The Woodlands College Park High School and various locations in the College Park Shopping Center. To ensure spectators have the best fireworks visibility possible, fireworks teaser shots will be fired at 9, 9:10 and 9:20 p.m.
Those planning to view the fireworks onsite should practice social distancing and continue following all guidelines recommended by the CDC while viewing the fireworks.
Galveston Island 4th of July Parade
When: July 4th, 2020
Where: Downtown Galveston
Galveston Island will host its annual 4th of July Parade on Saturday, July 4, beginning at 10am. The parade will begin at 25th Street and Santa Fe Place, continue south on 25th Street, then east on Postoffice Street, then north on 21st, and continue west on The Strand back to 25th Street.
Events in Houston this June - Covid 19 Edition
Though Texas has begun to open, there are still few live events like we're used to in Houston. The large summertime events that draw thousands, like outdoor music festivals, BBQs, fireworks displays and all those other great outdoor activities we love to enjoy are still on hold. Even though Houston has been reopening, many businesses are being cautious and waiting longer. Sadly, some businesses will not be able to open up again.
There are some things you can do in Houston - you can get a hair cut, you can see a movie, you can visit your doctor and you can go out to eat. All of these things should be done with caution and most businesses will post clear messages about the safety measures they have taken and expect their customers and clientele to adhere to. Stay Safe Houston!
Events in Houston this June - Covid 19 Edition
Live Interactive Online Classes & Camps for Kids
When: Ongoing
Where: Online
Live online classes and online summer camps for kids provide engaging e-learning experiences from home. Virtual summer camps are on sale through May 31! Art, cooking, kids coding, lego, languages, music, math, and dance are popular online courses for kids to do at home. Get an additional $15 off when you attend the virtual camp fair!
The Escape Game Remote Adventures
When: Ongoing
Where: Online
Play our escape games from anywhere! Your team will communicate with each other and a Host at The Escape Game using Zoom. You’ll explore the room by directing a Game Guide that’s streaming a live camera feed from the physical environment and by searching 360 images. Use what you find in the room and the items in your digital dashboard to progress through the adventure. You have 60 minutes, can you escape?
At Home Workshop: Making a Face Mask
When: Ongoing
Where: Museum of Fine Arts, Houston - Online
Looking for a practical at-home project? Make your own face mask!
Follow along with Jessica McMahon, who teaches fashion classes at the Glassell Junior School. In this how-to video, she applies her expertise in fashion design to creating PPE (personal protective equipment).
To get started, download the step-by-step instructions—complete with a mask pattern. Then gather your materials, hit “play,” and make your face mask!
When: Ongoing
Where: Houston Zoo - Online
We’re bringing the Houston Zoo to you through Facebook Live each weekday at 11am CST! We will be sharing daily updates of what our furred, flippered, and feathered friends are up to and how our zookeepers are caring for them while we are closed.
If you miss a live stream, you can view all of our videos and our fun at-home learning activities: www.houstonzoo.org/bringing-the-zoo-to-you/
Our zookeepers, veterinarians, and animal nutritionists continue to provide stellar care to our animals, which is reinforced by your contributions. Learn more about how you can support our Emergency Zoo Fund: www.houstonzoo.org/emergency-zoo-fund/
When: June 18, 2020
Where: Discovery Green - Online
Discovery Green Stream Concerts presented by Bank of America:
Swimwear Department
Four-piece concept band Swimwear Department performs danceable punk-rock songs about swimming pools and shopping at the mall.
You can catch the performance when it premieres on the Discovery Green Facebook page Thursday, June 18 at 7 pm.
Bring your laptop, phone or tablet outside, open a beverage and dance like no one’s watching! Until we can all be together again for a concert in the park, we hope you’ll join this community of Houstonians online.
Concerts at Discovery Green are made possible in part through the City of Houston and the Houston Arts Alliance.
The Discovery Green Conservancy needs your help to keep this vibrant green space thriving. Please consider becoming a member today discoverygreen.com/membership.
When: Ongoing
Where: Online
On the talkSTEM YouTube channel, there are 9 unique playlists that connect science, technology, engineering and math to real world examples. Each video are a palatable 2 minutes in average and are appropriate for all ages. You can virtually explore over 20 different destinations in Texas from the safety of your home. Simply pick a theme and start watching the videos. Some videos prompt for a DIY experiment or challenge you can try in your household. You can even create your own virtual field trip - the options are endless!
Events in Houston this May - Covid-19 Edition
Houston may begin to open back up soon. Restaurants may be able to offer dine-in service again and retail establishments are hoping to open by offering drive-by pick-ups of items for sale. Haircuts by a professional may be a thing sooner than later, though safe practices must be established before these businesses can reopen. In the mean time, there are still plenty of fun events taking place in Houston, and elsewhere, that are online. Here's a list of fun online things you can do in Houston this May.
Events in Houston this May - Covid-19 Edition
Virtual Cooking Classes from Well Done
When: May 1st & 2nd, 2020
Choose from a variety of cooking courses. Cuisine include Asian, French, Italian, Southern, and Baking. Classes cost $69 per person.
When: May 2nd, 2020
Where: KHOU Online
Party On The Plaza is RETURNING on Saturday, May 2, but this time audiences can experience the musical performances at home and give to those hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic.
KHOU 11 and Houston First are partnering to create a virtual Party On The Plaza, benefitting the Houston Food Bank.
Celebrities and high-profile personalities including: Houston Astros 3rd Baseman, Alex Bregman; Scott McClelland, President of HEB; James Beard award-winning Chef Hugo Ortega; Rapper Bun B; Mayor Sylvester Turner and host Deborah Duncan will join a star-studded musical lineup for an evening of entertainment, advocacy and community celebration.
Tune in to KHOU 11 and enjoy, as we bring the party to you.
Rainbow Lodge Facebook Live Wine Tastings
When: May 5th, 2020
Where: Facebook Live
The first virtual tasting on Tuesday, April 28 at 5 pm CST will feature Lindsay Woodard, owner of Retour Pinot Noir of Willamette Valley, Oregon. The kits will include a bottle of 2014 Retour Pinot Noir, and Chef Mark's Wild Game Hunter's Pie for two. Cost for this virtual wine tasting kit is $115 plus tax, and people can call now to purchase their kit and it will be ready for pick-up on between noon and 8 pm on Sunday, April 26, Monday, April 27 or Tuesday, April 28.
The kit and other food, wine and spirits from Rainbow Lodge can be ordered by calling 713-861-8666.
Urban Harvest Drive-Thru Sunday Supper
When: May 9th & 10th, 2020
Where: 2752 Buffalo Speedway
2nd Floor Parking Garage
Pick up a Tony’s Meal Kit curated by Chef Austin Waiter at the Urban Harvest Farmers Market Drive Thru. This meal kit will serve 4 by pairing signature flavors from Tony’s kitchen with select items from our Farmers Market farmers, ranchers, and artisans. The kit will be complete with ingredients, including a recipe card, for you to prepare the meal at home. All you need is basic cooking equipment and items, like oil, salt and pepper. To top it off, we will host a live, interactive cooking class through Zoom on Sunday, May 10th, in which Chef Austin will walk you through each step of the recipe to show you how to create an unforgettable dinner, reminiscent of Tony’s, in your home kitchen. Tony’s Meal Kit can be purchased for $75.
Arts & Crafts Online with the Orange Show
When: Now through May 16th, 2020
Where: Discovery Green
How to Make Slim
If you have 5 minutes and 4 ingredients, you can make ooey, gooey, fun-for-hours slime! Watch as Houston artist Que Byers from The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art shows you how.
Mad Hatter and the No-Good, Very Bad Coronavirus
When: Now through May 16th, 2020
Where: Discovery Green
Join us as the Mad Hatter hilariously learns about germs and discovers a safe way to have his tea party. This one-act play by Robb Brunson of InterActive Theater Company, a Young Audiences of Houston program, teaches health literacy to children of all ages.
When: Now through May 16th, 2020
Where: Discovery Green
Discovery Green is committed to finding new ways to serve our partners and our audience to build on our mission of serving as a village green and a source of health and happiness.
As a result, Flea by Night, an event that features an array of artful kitsch, vintage items, mid-century modern furniture, recycled and repurposed items and collectibles, and crafts by local artisans and designers, is now virtually available to you! Online only!
These small businesses rely on flea markets and popup events such as the now canceled Discovery Green Flea by Night. Shop and support local Houston businesses!
Weekly Saturday Farm Stand (Covid-19 Drive-By Pick-Up)
When: Saturdays | 9am - Noon
Where: Hope Farms
10401 Scott Street
Houston, TX
During the current Covid-19 Lockdown, our Farm Stand continues to serve you every Saturday morning from 9 to noon, offering just-harvested produce. We will be serving our customers with a drive through operation. Order your produce in advance and we will have it ready for you:
https://recipe-for-success-foundationhope-farms.square.site/
Or we can take your order from your car when you arrive.
We hope that soon, Hope Farms and our country will be back to normal where you can come by and visit, pick up your veggies and cooking tips, let the kids play in the Children's Garden, wander through our Chefs Kitchen Garden for inspiration, say "hi" to Valentino and his chicks and in general benefit from the tranquility you will find right smack dab in the city.
Keep up with whats happening by following us here or on our website at www.hopefarmsHTX org
Your purchase of our locally grown produce benefits your own good health and supports Recipe for Success Foundation's work to teach, empower and inspire healthy eating including our program to teach veterans to farm.
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