Things To Do

July 4th Weekend Itinerary

Coming to Houston with the family for July 4th Weekend? Or just with that special someone? We’ve put together a great suggested itinerary for your holiday experience. Of course, you should mix and match activities to suit your tastes. And for a full list of July 4th celebrations in the area, click here. (*denotes a CityPASS attraction)

THURSDAY, July 4

Fireworks light up the night sky over downtown Houston

MORNING: Check out the Houston Zoo.* Set in a 55-acre lush tropical landscape, the Houston Zoo is home to more than 4,500 exotic animals

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Sawyer Yards, Houston’s Hub for Art and Culture

Not enough people know that Houston is home to one of the largest art communities in the US. Welcome to Sawyer Yards, where Houston’s creative heart beats! It is one of the few places in the country where a visitor can enjoy a performance with a local theater group, take a shot at an indoor climbing wall, grab a bite, or start an art collection—all in a casual atmosphere. For locals and tourists visiting the area, Sawyer Yards is a cultural destination offering a curated sampling of uniquely

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Houston Botanic Garden & More

Houston may be a popular urban destination, but it also features beautiful green spaces that are perfect for nature enthusiasts, families, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape.

One of the most popular green spots in town is the Houston Botanic Garden, a breathtaking 132-acre paradise brimming with a dozen themed gardens and natural areas. It’s a nature lover’s dream, promising a delightful journey through diverse landscapes that capture the essence of regions from around the globe to Texas’ own

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New Restaurants in Houston

Spring is well known as an exciting and busy time in the Houston food scene. The weather is arguably the best we’ll see all year, and people are ready to get out there and try new restaurants, whether it’s a spin on a classic stand-by or something that taps into Houston’s more eclectic and very diverse food scene offerings. Live-fire Basque cuisine, anyone? Patio enthusiasts take note – read on for a list of ten new places to try.

Annabelle Brasserie

811 Buffalo Park Drive #100, Houston, TX

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Best Parks in Houston

Houston is the largest city by square miles in Texas (and one of the top 15 largest cities in the United States), so it stands to reason that some of that impressive acreage would go toward green spaces and public parkland that residents and visi…

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