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Congregation Emamu El

A reform synagogue, affiliated to the Union Reform of Judaism the Congragtaion Emalu el is an ancient synagogue was built in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright and was designed by Lenard Gabert and MacKie & Kamrath Architect. Back then the building was 65,000 acres with 855 seatings which was connected to the main social hall, making it one of the most creative and well constructed buildings back then. The synagogue also believes in major social work of doing well for the community, they have always been a leader in aiding the homeless, serving the blind and feeding the hungry. Through this they have also pushed their members to go out and serve the society in whatever small or impactful way they can. Read More

Founded in 1948, the Contemporary Arts Museum- Houston is a not-for-profit and non- collecting organization that works towards promoting contemporary art. The museum houses an extensive collection of contemporary art works of the present and recent past, as well as exhibits of other visual arts. It is known for its various permanent and changing exhibitions, programs and events which provide an interactive experience to visitors. Open to children and adults, it organises programs such as lectures, readings, music and film performances so that visitors can engage with artists and curators, along with workshops wherein they have the opportunity to actually experiment with different tools and materials. The museum also hosts several fundraisers and auctions so as to fund its exhibitions and programs. The Museum Shop is a great place to find a variety of books and catalogs on the museum’s collections, alongside artist-made jewellery, home and office décor, toys, games and more. Read More

Known as the crocodile capital of Texas, Crocodile Encounter is just 30 minutes away from downtown Houston. Here, the visitors watch the crocodiles being fed under expert supervision and also learn about their behavior and daily activities. Crocodile Encounter organises special events from time to time - keep a track of these to get the best bargain!

The Crystal Beach or Bolivar Beach in Bolivar peninsula is one of a kind for here; you can experience tranquillity at its finest. It encompasses 27 miles of Beach Shoreline on the Upper Texas Gulf Coast. It is located along Highway 87, close to Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge. The beach has coarse sand lined with shells and a pile of seaweed where you can scourge for shells and shark teeth. Firework displays on the 4th of July and New Year’s Eve on the beachfront is a sight to behold. The area is rather secluded and empty for most of the year. It also lacks basic amenities provided on other beaches. Its charm lies in its promise for isolation and serenity. Read More

Cypresswood Golf Club is one of the finest golfing facilities in Houston and is spread over 600-acres. The club offers 36-holes and consists of two golf courses, the Tradition Course and the Cypress Course. Locate to the north of downtown Houston, Cypresswood Golf Club is hidden into the piney woods and provides rolling terrain. It is open to the public on a daily fee basis and works as a great retreat away from the city hustle. The club has professionals to help one learn the game and sharpen their skills. Not only this, but they also have a Junior Golf Academy that helps kids learn this lifetime sport. Read More

The Czech Center Museum Houston, also known as the Czech Cultural & Community Center, was established in 1995 and focuses on the promotion of Czech, Slovakian and European art, culture and history through thousands of art pieces created over the last 2 centuries. The collection consists of paintings, pottery, crystal perfume bottles, dolls, folk art, books, kroje, Bohemian Glass and other artworks. The museum often organises concerts, Easter Egg hunts, art and dance classes and other such programs to create an interactive experience for visitors. In terms of the architecture, the structure is inspired by 19th century Czech Villas, has stained glass, Bohemian crystal chandeliers, baroque-style ornaments and other accents. It is composed of 3 floors, which include the Prague Hall, Brno Gallery, Pilsen Hall and the Comenius Library, which are used for cultural events and exhibitions. The gift shop on site sells religious items, Czech books, toys, Czech items, mugs and other souvenirs. Read More

Spread out over an area of 20,000 square feet, the Czech Center Museum Houston or the Czech Cultural & Community Center is a multifunctional cultural organization which is dedicated towards the preservation, celebration and education of Czech and Slovakian art, history and culture. The museum, which is within the Houston Museum District, is a three-storey building which has been inspired by a 19th century Czech Villa. Baroque-style ornaments, authentic Bohemian crystal chandeliers and stained glass are some of its key architectural elements. It features over 5,000 art pieces which include paintings, dolls, books, Bohemian Glass, kroje, pottery and more. Many exhibitions, cultural events and performances are organised in the Prague Hall, Brno Gallery or the Pilsen Hall and visitors have access to the Comenius library. It is also home to the largest Czechoslovakian Art Deco Collection within the United States. Read More

A sprawling 12-acre park in Houston, Discovery Green is nestled in downtown Houston, right across George R. Brown Convention Center. The park has remarkable activities to indulge in - public art, workout classes, sculptures, and various community programming events. This 12-acre park is well-manicured, and it is inhabited by various wild flora and fauna by the 1-acre lake. This lake in the park is a great place to go boating or even kayaking. After indulging in several activities the park offers, one can head to the restaurants to grab a bite- The Grove or The Lake House situated within the park. There are several fun events held at the park, which means there’s always something fun to look forward to at Discovery Green. Read More

A unique park nestled on the Heights Boulevard in Houston, Texas, Donovan Park is considered as one of those playgrounds that have originally been built by the Heights neighborhood in 1996. The families who lived in the Heights pitched in to build the playground featuring all-wooden structures, resembling that of a train and a castle. The park was completed in five days, and it has been a favorite spot to hang out and relax for the families ever since. Children enjoy playing all around the park, while the adults rest under the shade of the tree or by the park benches and tables. Read More

Downtown Aquarium is located on Bagby Street and is the result of restructuring Fire Station No. 1 and the Central Waterworks Building. It has various exhibits as well as games and amusement rides. Downtown Aquarium brings forth entertainment in unique ways by means of Shark Voyage Train Ride which takes one through a 200,000-gallon shark tank close view of a variety of shark species. Then there is Diving Bell Ferris Wheel, Aquatic Carousel, Lighthouse Dive, Frog hopper, and Aqua Wheel. The exhibits include the famous White Tigers of the Maharaja’s Temple, Stingray Reef, Sunken Temple, Rainforest, and Texas Bayou. Downtown Aquarium also offers a dining experience with its Dive Lounge. Furthermore, it is also involved with various scout programs and field trips to impart education and provide learning opportunities. Read More