Author: Irene Zheng

The Child Friendly Cities Initiative, an initiative from the United Nations Children’s Fund, aims to establish safer, more inclusive communities for children.

Located in River Oaks District, the new 1,708-square-foot space features design elements such as parquet flooring, marble shelves and antique furniture.

As extreme heat continues to beat down on the Houston area, the Red Cross of Houston is offering tips on how people can protect themselves and avoid heat-related illnesses.

Tin Drum’s new 2,200-square-foot space seats 50 and includes a patio. Restaurant officials said they were looking to create a dining experience reminiscent of a curbside cafe in Asia, with a colorful interior featuring art, graffiti and neon lights…

The weeklong event provides deals on more than 200 plays, ballets, operas and musical performances.

Southern Land Company plans to develop the nearly two acres of land at 2811 Kirby Drive, Houston, into two buildings: a 36-story residential tower and a 75,000-square-foot office building. The project is slated to break ground in spring 2024.

Officials with the nonprofit Montrose Grace Place celebrated the completion of a beautification effort in June of its main operating space on Waugh Drive, including new murals and games.

The new 2,510-square-foot facility includes seven private treatment rooms for patients, according to the news release. Vitalyc’s services include Botox, dermal fillers, CoolSculpting, microneedling and IV therapy, among others.

Lawyers within Night Court perform annual musicals and donate the proceeds to local charities that provide free legal services to people in need.

The new 12,000-square-foot school offers indoor and outdoor play areas along with a soccer field.