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Children’s Museum of Houston

Established in the year 1980, the Children’s Museum of Houston aims to inculcate the passion of learning amongst children through its various interactive exhibits. Suitable for children of different age groups, the different exhibits explore areas such as South Korean culture, properties of water, gadgets and technology, nature and the outdoors, chemistry and the Periodic Table, physical stamina and more. They vary from obstacle courses, lab sessions, workshops, play areas, outdoor courtyards and much more, so as to provide children with different kinds of educational experiences. It is a popular choice when it comes to hosting birthday parties and includes a private party room, guided tours, balloons, food and also the chance to take home activity kits. There is garage parking available at the museum as well as metered street parking around. Read More

Chinmaya Mission Houston was set up in the year 1982 with the goal of spreading the message of Hindu scriptures, including that of Vedanta. The temple organises a set of programs aimed at teaching about the scriptures and spirituality, all of which are focused primarily on families. Every Sunday, the Smrti, a hall, is the site of Satsangas or discourses for adults, which include prayers, invocations, bhajanas and conversations with the Acharyas. The Bala Vihar classes are meant for children and use games, arts and crafts, stories and other mediums to teach them about Hindu culture, Ramayana, Bhagavatam, unique Bala Vihar alphabets and more. Chinmaya Mission Houston also focuses on teaching Indian languages (like Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati and Telugu) to both adults and children, alongside chanting and yoga. The book store is open every Sunday at the Smrti and sells video tapes, DVDs, texts and more. Read More

Cinco Ranch Water park is located within the Cinco Ranch, a planned community residence. There are a total of 11 pools in Cinco I and Cinco II, and access to these pools are granted through a member pool key. Visitors are welcomed here in the presence of a resident at all times and a maximum limit of 4 guests are allowed per household

Clear Creek Golf Club is located in the south of Houston and is closer to the downtown area. It offers a relaxed environment for enjoying golf with friends and family, along with professional guidance from the trained staff. Clear Creek Golf Club has 18-holes, out of which five are on the water providing a decent challenge to the players. Adorned by trees around Tom Bass Park, the club has Bermuda Grass greens and fairways, a driving range, pitching/chipping area, and also a golf academy for learning the sport. They also have a clubhouse, a restaurant by the name The Greenside Grille, and a golf shop. The club offers two memberships, the Arcis Players’ Prime and Arcis Players’ Club, that one can pick from. Read More

A brackish lake fed by the Clear creek tat ends at the Galveston bay is the picturesque Clear lake. The lake is home to one of the largest number of recreational boats and marinas hence, boating and fishing are conducted very extensively in the region. Clear lake is not only famous for its jet ski rides but also an exotic wildlife reserve

The Cloister Garden is a part of the St. Martin’s Church In Houston. Incorporating all the garden elements the designer included a fountain in the center, surrounded by benches and a collection of paintings that surrounds the lawn. There are also various floral and herbs that resemble the ancient cloister gardens. The design of the garden with its carvings creates a sense of ancient cloisters and for this reason, it is also a host of various religious events. Visitors can enjoy the calm ambiance of the garden. Read More

Club Westside spanning up to 16.5 acres, initially started out as a tennis club and later expanded into a family-oriented community club. It provides various amenities such as tennis courts, fitness centers, a sports zone, poolside, a water park, and so on. The Club Westside Waterpark is equipped with slow to highspeed rides, a lazy river of more than a thousand feet in height, slides, and a Swim-up adult bar. The park is open only to its members. Read More

Congregation Beth Israel

A reform Jewrish congregation in the city of Houston, the Congregation Beth Israel is one of Houston's most recognized, active and vibrant synagogues present. The synagogue was established in 1845 making it one of Texas’ oldest places of worship, in addition to this Congregation Beth Israel also has an extremely rich history and is now affiliated with the Union of Reform Judaism to maintain this ancient culture and heritage. The congregation is now headed by an extremely worshiped rabbi, David Lyon who heads the organization of events like the weekly shabbats, Torah studies and several educational and learning programs for children and interested Jews. They also have a school for the students who wish to learn more about the religion and its practices. Read More

A diverse and orthodox synagogue, the Congregation Beth Rambam, is located in the southwest area of HOuston. The synagogue was originally made for the Sephardic jews to feel comfortable and homely among the people who share the same beliefs and Sephardic customs as them. The Congregation Beth Rambam was originally set up in Meadow Walk Townhomes Clubhouse. Initially the club was only a small community, later with large amounts of donations from the founding families, the Congregation set up a building in the south west neighbourhood of Boston. The synagogue does not restrict anyone from coming into the hall to worship god. Gradually, the community grew into a larger group of people who came to offer their services to Congregation Beth Rambam. Read More

A conservative synagogue in the city of Houston, the Congregation Beth Yeshurun was founded in 1891, it later merged with Congregation Beth El in 1946 and finally took its original name in 2002. Until then the synagogue was not recognised as a different worship[ place but was merged with private homes, wooden frames and a former church. The synagouge has undergone several changes and renovtions since 1891, the foyer of the place of worship is a memorial for all the Jews who died in the holocaust along with a 26 feet long mark arch with burned stain glass to showcase the sanctuary of the synagouge. In addition to this, there is also a social hall which has its walls painted with religious lithographs that include religious books and objects. Read More