At 1.8 million gross sq ft, the George R. Brown Convention Center ranks among the 10 largest convention centers in the nation.

Reliant Park is North America's largest and most versatile complex of event venues and Houston’s top tradeshow, convention, sports and entertainment complex placing #7 in Trade Show Executive’s 2008 Millionaire’s Club (a ranking of the largest convention centers with at least one million square feet of exhibit space).

The M.O. Campbell Center is Aldine ISD's multi-purpose facility used for graduations, theatrical performances, athletic events, meetings, conferences, banquets and community events.

Humble Civic Center and Arena is located just minutes from Bush Intercontinental Airport. More than 3,000 hotel rooms are located within 5 minutes from the Civic Center.

Whether you are planning a small, intimate gathering or a more elaborate, large-scale event, the 145,000 square foot facility provides a "custom fit" to personalize any event.

A jewel in the crown of the majestic downtown Houston skyline, Minute Maid Park has become a welcome home for the Houston Astros and has ushered in a new era of Major League sports in the city.

Autry Court is a multi-purpose arena home to the Rice University Owls men's and women's basketball, volleyball, and swimming teams.

Home to Rice dual matches and tournaments, as well as the site of the tennis competition at the 1986 U.S. Olympic Festival, the 1990 and 1994 SWC Men's and Women's Tennis Championships and the 1994 NCAA Men's and 1997 NCAA Women's regional championships.

The 3,500-seat stadium has taken its place among the great venues in college baseball. The Owls will enjoy a spacious team clubhouse, offices for the Rice coaching staff, and large training and weight room areas.

One of America's great stadiums is the home of Rice Owls Football. Rice Stadium has proved to be the master of time. It is still recognized as the best stadium in which to watch a football game in Texas.