18 Hands Gallery was created with the goal of bringing together the unique work of many fine clay artists in an accessible and inviting way.

The 1940 Air Terminal Museum is the only educational institution in Houston dedicated to promoting the city's significant civil aviation history.

A high-energy, luxury bowling alley, set along Bunker Hill in west Houston's Memorial neighborhood.

Founded in 1967 as a ministry through theater, A.D. Players offering quality programming for both adults and children.

Air Texas Balloon Adventures provides hot air balloon services for corporate promotions and events as well as individual hot air balloon flights.

Often described as “Houston’s heart” and Houston's “Plymouth Rock,” Allen’s Landing is an area that truly defines Houston. It was here in 1836 that August C. and John K. Allen stepped ashore and claimed Houston as their own. The confluence of Buffalo and White Oak bayous also became Houston’s first port and a thriving commercial hub.

Houston's only resident professional theater company presents a varied repertoire of contemporary and classic plays.

This ranch preserves the western heritage of Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans and women. Tours on foot, horseback or by hayride can be arranged by calling in advance.

In Anahauc National Wildlife Refuge, the coastal marshes and prairies are host or home to an abundance of wildlife, from migratory birds, as many as 27 species of duck, to alligators to bobcats and more. Park activities include birding, canoeing, educational programs, and observation of wildlife in the 34,000-acre refuge.

Located in the heart of downtown, the Angelika Film Center is Houston’s most stylish cinema, playing an interesting mix of art and independent films and sophisticated films from the major studios.