With an extensive collection of rare American Bibles, this unique museum at Houston Baptist University shows the Bible's influence in American history, government, education and culture.

The Ensemble Theatre is the largest African-American professional theatre company in the U.S. that produces in-house and owns its own facility.

Express Children’s Theatre creates and presents professional performing arts for children and their families, to honor the curiosity and complexity of young minds with innovative productions of high quality celebrating Houston’s diverse culture.

Forbidden Gardens is an outdoor museum north of Houston that replicates some of China's major historic scenes.

Located in historic Richmond, this museum portrays Fort Bend County history from Austin's Colony in 1822 to 1945.

The Galleria, an international shopping destination that hosts more than 24 million visitors annually, offers world-class shopping with more than 375 stores, 30 restaurants, two hotels, and a full-sized ice rink.

This 480-acre living history site, with more than 100 years of Texas history, offers hands-on experiences and costumed historical interpreters.

Home to the resting places of Howard Hughes, William P. Hobby and other Texas VIPs, Glenwood Cemetery opened in 1871.

Magnificently restored and ranked among the nation's finest historical commercial restorations, The Grand 1894 Opera House today serves as a showcase for outstanding live entertainment.

The Greater Houston Soaring Association gives glider rides every weekend, weather permitting.