The city of Humble is located just east of Houston Intercontinental Airport. It was named after the founder, postmaster and Justice of the Peace, P.S. Humble in 1886. Oil near the city was discovered in 1904 and the town boomed. In 1909 a local feed store owner, Ross Sterling, along with a few others founded Humble Oil and Refining Company, now Exxon / Mobile.
Things to do in Humble
Adventure Bay
This12-acres of water park is highlighted by the Master Blaster, a water coaster that sends its riders uphill. Visitors can explore Pirates Cove, which is a children's area with a huge interactive pirate ship. Brave the waves in Paradise Bay wave pool, or relax and unwind in Rio Lento, the laziest of rivers. For the daring, there are plenty of thrills in the Lost Falls Speedslides and Slidewinders Tube Rides. Located on the corner of Beechnut and Eldridge in southwest Houston. Open Memorial Day - Labor Day. Find Best Western Humble lodging nearby. Call 281-498-SWIM for more information.
Alkek Velodrome
This is the site of the 1989 Texas Track Championships. The 33.334-meter track is banked nine to 33-degrees. Located in Cullen Park, 19008 Saums Road. Open March - October, Tuesday - Thursday 5 - 9pm, Saturday and Sunday 4 - 8pm. November - February Monday, Wednesday and Friday 5 - 9pm and Saturday and Sunday from 2 - 6pm. Best Western Humble lodging is nearby.
Allen's Landing at Old Market Square
This park is located on the Buffalo Bayou where the Allen brothers arrived in 1836 to promote their new real-estate venture. The Houston General area, now Old Market Square, became the center of this new city. Several of the important 19th-century buildings have been restored. The square is now devoted to dining and entertainment. This area is bounded by Travis, Milam, Congress and Preston Streets.
Alley Theater
This theatre is one of the oldest resident professional theater companies in the country. It was the recipient of the 1996 Special Tony Award. Alley premieres have included Jeckyll and Hide and the Civil War. Call 713-228-8421 for more information.
American Funeral Service Museum
Nation's largest collection of funeral service memorabilia, including two dozen vehicles: horse-drawn hearses, a funeral sleigh, 1941 hearse/ambulance, and of special interest, a 1915 Packard "mourning bus" that carried the casket, pallbearers, and 20 mourners at a top speed of 15 mph. Also displayed are Civil War cast iron caskets and turn-of-the-century embalming artifacts, plus video presentations. Located at Barren Springs Drive. Open Monday - Saturday 10am - 4pm; Sunday noon - 4pm. Call 281-876-3063 for more information.
Art Car Museum
This museum features custom decorated cars that have whimsical motifs. These include such crazy ideas as a Honda motorcycle in "The Red Stiletto," or a VW diesel known as "Rex Rabbit", which is a giant polyester bunny. Many of the cars participate in the annual Art Car Parade. Located at 140 Heights Boulevard. Open Wednesday - Sunday 11am - 6pm. Call 713-861-5526 for more information.
Bayou Bend Collection
This collection is operated as a branch of the Houston Museum of Fine Arts. The site is a 28-room Latin Colonial structure that was the home of the late Miss Ima Hogg, who was the daughter of James Stephan Hogg who was the first native-born governor of Texas. The collection consists of more than 4,800 works from the colonial period to the early 19th century. Also includes a beautiful garden that is bounded on three sides by the Buffalo Bayou. Hours vary, call for details. Call 713-520-2600 for more information.
Bayou Place
Houston's newest downtown entertainment option, Bayou Place sits in the heart of the Theater District, making it a natural stop for visitors. Bayou Place features the Aerial Theater for live music, the Angelika Film Center and its eight theaters, several popular restaurants offering everything from barbecue to sushi and Slick Willies for billiards. Located at Texas Avenue and Smith Streets. Call 713-230-1600 for more information.
Bear Creek Golf World
16001 Clay Road, Humble, TX
Brock Park Municipal Golf Course
8201 John Ralston Road, Humble, TX
Byzantine Fresco Chapel
This museum features 13th Century frescoes from the island of Cyprus. One of the ancient frescoes depicts the Virgin Mary and another, a dome fresco that took four years to restore, depicts Christ as the ruler of all things. Francois de Menil, son of Houston philanthropist Dominique de Menil, designed the chapel, which is located at the corner of Branard and Yupon Streets just a few blocks from the Menil Collection. Call 713-525-9400 for more information.
Celebration Station
This fun zone is a place where youngsters can enjoy entertaining games and amusements. These include go-carts, bumper boats and lots more. There is also a challenging miniature golf course and a food court. Call for hours. There are two locations: 6767 Southeast Freeway or I-45 Rankin Road. Call 713-981-7888 for more information.
Children's Museum of Houston
At this museum there are a variety of hands-on exhibits for children four months to 14 years to enjoy concerning science, history, culture and the arts. Other features include an outdoor discovery garden and a green house. Open Tuesday - Saturday 9am - 5pm; Sunday noon - 5pm. Located at 1500 Binz.
Christ Church Cathedral
This church, founded in 1839, is Houston's oldest church that still sits on its original site. It contains hand-carved woodwork and fine stained-glass windows including one designed by Tiffany. Noon Eucharist celebration is held in the Golding Chapel. Located at 1117 Texas Avenue. Open by request.
Classic 3 Golf Course
6224 Theall Road, Humble, TX
Clear Creek Golf Course
3902 Fellows Road, Humble, TX
Clear Lake Golf Course
1202 Reseda Drive, Humble, TX
Cockrell Butterfly Center
A six story glass cone houses 2,000 live butterflies flying freely amid a tropical rain forest. Visitors can stroll within the 25,000 square foot view area to view flowers, medicinal plants, giant trees, a 40-foot waterfall and scores of exotic butterflies. Open daily. Call 713-639-4600 for more information.
Contemporary Arts Museum
A non-collecting museum dedicated to bringing the cutting edge of contemporary art to the city through its yearly nine exhibitions. Located at 5216 Montrose Boulevard. Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm and Saturday - Sunday noon - 5pm. Call 713-284-8250 for more information.
Downtown Houston Theater District
Houston's revitalized central district is seeing a surge in entertainment opportunities. It is home to the city's world-renown Theater district and beautiful city parks. It is second only to New York in capacity for the theater going public. Call 713-228-8421 for more information.
Ensemble Theatre
The Ensemble boasts two stages and a full season of productions. It is the oldest and most distinguished professional theater in the Southwest devoted to the African-American experience. Located at 3535 Main Street. Call 713-520-0055 for more information.
FunPlex
This indoor complex includes a roller rink, bowling, miniature golf, arcade areas, rides, and three movie screens. Call for more information on hours. Located at 13700 Beechnut. Call 281-530-7777 for more information.
George R. Brown Convention Center
This facility is located in the heart of downtown and features 500,000-square feet of meeting and convention space. It also features a plush telescopic seating arena and a first-class ballroom. Call 713-853-8000 for more information.
Glenbrook Golf Course
8205 North Bayou Drive, Humble, TX
Gulf Coast Railroad Museum
This museum, operated by the Gulf Coast Chapter of the national Railway historical Society, preserves and displays a collection of equipment, artifacts and memorabilia that are related to the history of railroading near Houston. Features a variety of exhibits housed in different railroad cars. Located at 7390 Mesa Road. Open March - November on Saturdays from 11am - 4pm and Sundays from 1 - 4pm. Call 713-631-6612 for more information.
Gus Wortham Park Golf Course
7000 Capitol Street, Humble, TX
Hermann Park Golf Course
2155 North mcGregor Street, Humble, TX
Holocaust Museum Houston
This facility is designed to be a living testament to those who died, a place to honor those who survived and a source from which future generations can educate themselves. The museum includes a permanent exhibit, memorial, classrooms, changing exhibit gallery, theater, library, an interactive learning center and archives repository. Located at 5401 Caroline Street. Open Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm and Saturday - Sunday from noon - 5pm.
Houston Arboretum and Nature Center
This 155-acre nature sanctuary with over five miles of walking trails that wind through woodlands, ponds and a demonstration meadow. Interpretive Center contains Discovery Room with interactive exhibits, aquariums, touch screen monitors and a 15-foot tall tree model. Grounds are open daily 8:30am - 6pm. Building hours are 9am - 5pm. The Discovery Room is open Tuesday - Sunday 1am - 4pm. Located four miles west of downtown Houston at 4501 Woodway Drive. Call 713-681-8433 for more information.
Houston Fire Museum
Here visitors can view the evolution of fire fighting; from the bucket brigade to the modern fire-fighting vehicles. Collection includes late 19th-Century hand-drawn pumper and hose reel, 1892 steam fire engine, early 20th-Century motorized pumper and other memorabilia. Located in the former Houston Fire Department at Station No. 7 at Milam and McIlhenny Streets. Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 4pm.
Houston Garden Center
Garden trails, a rose garden and center headquarters can be found here. Building open Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm. Trails and gardens are open Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm. (8am - 8pm summer) Saturday & Sunday and holidays 10am - 6pm. (10am - 8pm summer). Located at the north edge of Hermann Park at 1500 Herman Drive.
Houston Hills Golf Course
9720 Ruffino Road, Humble, TX
Houston Lake
This 12,240 acre-lake is owned by the City of Houston. It is popular with the residents of the upper Texas coast. Fishing, water sports are popular here. It is located about 18 miles northeast of Houston.
Houston Multicultural Tours
This tour highlights three communities in the city, each of which illustrates the rich international traditions of the city. Includes the Talento Bilingue de Houston, Texas Guandi Tempe and Project Row houses. Tour lasts approximately four hours. Call 800-446-8786 for more information.
Houston Museum of Natural Science
At this museum the exhibits feature space science, geology, archaeology and natural history. Also included is the Burke Baker Planetarium, which has been called the most sophisticated science-teaching device in the world. Among numerous other features, there is an IMAX Theater and Hall of Jewelry and Gems. Located in Hermann Park at 1 Hermann Circle Drive. Hours vary depending on feature. Call 713-639-4629 for more information.
Houston Tunnel System
This transportation wonder is the largest indoor, air-conditioned pedestrian tunnel system in the world. The 7-mile system of underground tunnels and skywalks includes a variety of shops and more than 100 restaurants. In total, it connects 65 buildings and three hotels together in the downtown area. The tunnel system is normally operational Monday - Friday 7am - 6pm and is wheelchair accessible. Tours and maps are available at the Visitor Information Center. Call 713-222-9255 for more information.
Houston Zoo
This zoo, founded in 1922, is home to more than 3,500 animals, from Asian elephants and California sea lions to okapis and Komodo Dragons. Special exhibits include collections of reptiles and birds and the Wortham World of Primates. The Houston Zoo's Wildlife Carousel opened on May 1, 2004 features 64 hand-carved and hand-painted animals representing some of the worlds most endangered species. Open March - September from 9am - 6pm and October - February from 9am - 5pm. Located at 1513 North Mac Gregor in Hermann Park. Call 713-533-6500 for more information.
Humble Historical Museum
This museum features oil field equipment, farming tools, home furnishings and clothing from early Humble families. Located at 219 Main Street. Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10am - 4pm and Thursday and Saturday from 10am - 2pm.
Inwood Forest Golf and Country Club: Red / White Course and Blue / Red Cour
8502 Rio Grande Street, Humble, TX
Japanese Garden
This garden was designed by Ken Nakajima, a world-renowned Japanese landscape architect who designed gardens in Moscow, Montreal and Rome. Features a Yukimi Stone Lantern, an Azumaya (Tea House) and waterfalls amid winding paths and lush exotic plants. Located in Hermann Park. Open daily 10am - 6pm.
Jesse H. Jones Hall for Performing Arts
This performance hall holds both the offices and the performances of the Houston Symphony Orchestra. The dramatic grand lobby features Richard Lippold's Gemini II sculpture which floats in a gleaming curve towards the ceiling. Open only for scheduled events.
John P. McGovern Museum of Health & Medical Science
This museum is a hands-on experience for all ages. With its walk-through design of the human body, the museum allows visitors a chance to understand the body's inner workings and how one area influences the next. The museum also features changing exhibits throughout the year. Located at 1515 Hermann Drive. Open Tuesday - Saturday 9am - 5pm and Sunday noon - 5pm. Call 713-521-1515 for more information.
Kuumba House
This is a non-profit, multi-cultural arts center, which hosts theater, music and dance productions Located at 2600 South Loop, Suite 4758. Call 713-524-1079 for more information.
Landry's Downtown Aquarium
This underwater dining and entertainment adventure features a 500,000-gallon aquarium with marine life and a train ride through a shark tank. Visitors can also find the Marina Manatee café, dive lounge, aquarium restaurant, ferris wheel, boardwalk games, dancing fountains, gift shop and more. Open Monday - Friday 10am - 10pm and Saturday - Sunday from 10am - 11pm. Call 866-418-3474 for more information.
Lillie and Roy Cullen Gallery of Earth Science
Displays the Sam Collection of more than 600 rare mineral specimens and hundreds of gemstones that are among the finest specimens in the world. Also the Cockrell Hall of Minerals with some of the world's best gems and minerals from around the globe.
Lyndon Johnson Space Center
This is the headquarters of America's manned space program, which was known as "Mission Control" to many a pioneering astronaut and now directs the Space Shuttle project. Located 20-miles southeast of downtown and 3 miles east of I-45 on NASA Road 1.
Melrose Golf Course
401 Canino Road, Humble, TX
Memorial Park Golf Course
1001 memorial Loop Drive East, Humble, TX
Menil Museum
This collection of John and Dominique de Meril includes contemporary, surrealistic, antiquities, Byzantine and medieval art. Housed in a magnificent 100,000-square foot building that was designed by the renowned Renzo Piano of Italy. Located at 1515 Sul Ross. Open Wednesday - Sunday from 11am - 7pm.
Mercer Arboretum and Botanical Gardens
This 214-acre facility features formal gardens, arboretum, picnic area and five miles of garden and nature trails. Located at 22306 Aldine Westfield Road. Open daily from 8am - 7pm and is closed on Christmas Day.
Miller Outdoor Theatre
This theater features a variety of entertainment ranging from grand opera to Shakespeare. Located in Hermann Park, this theater seats 1,750 under an unusual polygon roof.
Minute Maid Park
This is the home of the National League Houston Astros baseball team. Games are played from April to September. The stadium has a retractable roof and a natural grass playing surface. It is located at the corner of Crawford and Texas Streets just adjacent to the George R. Brown Convention Center. Tours are offered Monday - Friday 10am, noon, 2 and 4pm on non-game days. Call 713-259-8077 for more information.
Mulligans Golf
11010 Jones Road, Humble, TX
Museum District
This district, located in one of Houston's most scenic areas, is home to 11 institutions, restaurants and beautiful green spaces such as Hermann Park. Other features include the Mecom Fountain and the Sam Houston statue. Call 713-525-9400 for more information.
Museum of Fine Arts
This museum holds the city's finest collection of art objects, paintings and sculpture. It has been visited by more than a half-million people each year it has been in operation. It is accredited by the American Association of Museums for its superb displays such as the Finnigan collection of ancient art from Egypt, Greece and Rome. Other exhibits include the noted Kress Collection, which displays High renaissance art from both Italy and Spain. Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 10am - 5pm and Sunday 12:15pm - 6pm and Thursday 10am - 7pm. Restaurant is open Tuesday - Saturday from 10am - 4pm.
Museum of Printing History
From the earliest cuneiform tablets to current headlines, this museum shows visitors how written communication has influenced the course of history. The galleries contain hundreds of rare printing artifacts. One gallery features historical headlines documenting events from Lincoln's Gettysburg Address to the fall of the Berlin Wall. Located at 1324 West Clay Street. Open Tuesday - Sunday 10am - Call 713-522-4652 for more information.
National Museum of Funeral History
This is the nation's largest collection of funeral service memorabilia. It includes two dozen vehicles, Civil War cast iron caskets and turn-of-the-century embalming artifacts. Open Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm and Saturday - Sunday from noon - 4pm. Located at 415 Barren Springs Drive. Call 281-876-3063 for more information.
Oil Ranch
This day ranch has activities that include pony rides, hayrides, petting zoo, picnicking, swimming and much more. Take U.S. 290 30 miles northwest. Reservations recommended. Open Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm; Saturday 10am - 5pm; Sunday hours are seasonal. Call 281-859-1616 for more information.
Orange Show
This show is a labyrinth of outdoor and indoor passages, stairs and platforms that sit amid astonishing craziness with wrought-iron gewgaws, colored tiles, folk antiques, junk and naive art embellished with odd mottoes and parables. Colorfully bizarre! Open March - December on Saturday and Sunday from noon - 5pm and Memorial Day to Labor Day on Monday - Friday from 9am - 1pm. Call 713-926-6368 for more information.
Pasadena Municipal Golf Course
1000 Duffer Lane, Humble, TX
Port of Houston
This port is among the top three seaports in the United States and the sixth largest in the world. The port is connected to the Gulf of Mexico by a 50-mile-long ship channel. Nearly 5,000 ships and 40,000 barges transit the channel yearly. The World Trade Center Building is the hub of Houston's international commerce and the location of many foreign consuls are assigned here. Visitors may view the famous Houston Turning Basin from the observation deck reached through Gate 8 at 7300 Clinton Drive. Call 713-670-2416 for more information.
Reliant Park
Complex includes the brand new Reliant Stadium, the impressive Reliant Astrodome, Reliant Hall (formerly known as Astrohall), Reliant Center and Reliant Arena (formerly known as Astroarena). Reliant Stadium is the dazzling $367 million facility that's home to the newest NFL team, the Houston Texans. Will be the home to Superbowl XXXV. Call 713-799-9544 for more information.
Rothko Chapel
This interfaith chapel houses canvasses of the late Mark Rothko. Located at 3900 Yupon. Open Daily 10am - 6pm.
Saint Arnold Brewing Company
This is a microbrewery that produces the Kristall Weizen beer, an Amber Ale and Brown Ale. Brewery tour and tasting is held on Saturdays at 1pm. Located at 2522 Fairway Park Drive. Call 713-686-9494 for more information.
Sam Houston Historical Park
Project of Harris County Heritage Society, a monument to early history of Houston; 19-acre park features seven restored historic buildings ranging from oil field pioneer Henry T. Staiti's 17-room house built in 1905 to the 1826 Old Place, depicting early life in Harris County. Open Monday - Saturday 10am - 4pm; Sunday 1 - 5pm.
Sam Houston Race Track
This class I race track offers pari-mutuel wagering on live thoroughbred and Quarter Horse races The beautiful 30,000-capacity grandstand incorporates luxury suites, a private Jockey Club and track-view dining. Racing season: Thoroughbreds run January - April and November - December; Quarter Horses run July - September. Located on the Sam Houston Toll Road at 7575 N. Sam Houston Parkway West. Call 281-807-7223 for more information.
San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Park
This site, adjacent to the city's northeast limits, is the site where Texas won independence from Mexico on April 21, 1836 and because of this is claimed to be the Birthplace of Texas. Includes the San Jacinto Monument and Battleship Texas, which is the sole survivor of the pre-World War I dreadnoughts. Battleship open daily 9am - 5pm and is closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Located east of downtown Houston 22-miles via Texas 225 on Texas 134.
Sesquicentennial Park
This park, located on the Buffalo Bayou, is adjacent to the Wortham Theater. The three-story pavilion is surrounded by a cascading waterfall that goes into a pool at the monument's base. Hiking and bike trails can also be found here. Also there is the Gardens of azaleas and crape myrtle trees that accent the magnificent view of Houston's striking skyline.
Sharpstown Golf Course
6600 Harbor Town Drive, Humble, TX
Sheldon Lake
This is a heaven for birders and anglers alike. Trails meander around 28 different ponds offering fishing opportunities and picnicking. Located in northeastern Harris County at Sheldon Lake State Park. Call 281-456-9350 for more information.
Sheldon Lake State Park and Enviromental Education Center
This is one of the last freshwater wetlands in the greater Houston Area, where natural conservation, recreation and education flourish. Call 281-456-9350 for more information.
Shell Oil Company Museum
This museum covers the history of the Shell Oil Company in the United States, from the early 1900s through today's petrochemicals. Displays include early gas station memorabilia, models of offshore drilling rigs and more. In the lobby of Shell's corporate headquarters Located at 900 Louisiana Street. Open Monday - Friday 9am - 5:30pm. Call 713-241-4900 for more information.
Six Flags AstroWorld
Part of the Six Flags family and one of nation's great amusement centers, Six Flags AstroWorld features 32 rides, including 11 heart-pounding roller coasters. "Serial Thriller" is the only suspended looping coaster of its kind in the Southwest. The "Texas Tornado" is the steepest four-loop coaster in the world. "Dungeon Drop," is Texas' tallest scream machine, which lifts guests more than 20 stories into the air before plummeting them back to earth. Located at 9001 Kirby Drive. Open Weekends in Spring and Fall and daily during the summer. Call 713-799-1234 for more information.
Six Flags WaterWorld
This is Houston's premier water park and is located next door to Six Flags AstroWorld. Cool off with the Big Kahuna, a family raft ride or seek some thrill on the Reef Runner, a six-lane water speed slide. Little ones will have a blast at Lil' Buccaneer Bay, a special activity center for guests 48 inches and under. The park is located at Loop 610 at Kirby Drive. Open weekends in Spring and Fall and daily during the summer. Call 713-799-8404 for more information.
Taylor-Stevenson Ranch
A Black Century Ranch located near the Astrodome. It is a working historical ranch and accommodates 400 during the day. Reservations are required. Located at 11822 Almeda. Call 713-433-4441 for more information.
Texas Medical Center
This center was organized in 1945 with the sole purpose of total coordination of health education, patient care and research. More than 100 building occupy the 650 acres of the center. The major unit now operating here include the Albert B. Alkek Institute of Biosciences and Technology of Texas A&M University, Baylor College of Medicine and the City of Houston Health of Human Services. Located at 1155 Holcombe Boulevard. Call 713-790-1136 for more information.
Texas Par Golf Academy
4035 Highway 6 South, Humble, TX
Texas Rock Gym
Here visitors can learn how to rock climb on more than 6,000 square feet of simulated rock terrain. Climbing routes for all skill levels. Private and group lessons available, as well as a forum for speakers on related topics. Located at 9716 Old Katy Road Suite 102. Open Monday - Thursday 12am - 10pm; Friday 12pm - 12am; Saturday 10am -12am; Sunday 10am - 8pm. Call 713-973-7625 for more information.
The Cullen Sculpture Garden
The Sculpture Garden displays fine sculpture outdoors and is located across from the Museum of Fine Arts. Open 10am - 10pm.
The Heritage Society
This project of the Harris County Heritage Society is a monument to the early history of Houston. It is a 19-acre park that features eight restored historic buildings that rage from oil pioneer Harry T. Staiti's 17-room house that was built in 1905 to the 1823 Old place. Open Monday - Saturday from 10am - 4pm and Sunday from 1 - 4pm. Call 713-655-1912 for more information.
The Pavilion on Post Oak
Includes 12 stores of varying retail products. Located at 1800 Post Oak Boulevard. Call 713-622-7979 for more information.
The Reef
This 20-acre, spring-fed lake and water-based family park has facilities for scuba diving, swimming, fishing, kayaking/canoeing, picnicking and much more. Open May 15 - September 15, Monday - Friday 11am - 8pm; Saturday & Sunday 7am - 8pm. September 16 - May 14 Saturday and Sunday 9am - 4pm. Located at 4800 Schurmier Road. Call 713-991-3483 for more information.
Tour 18 - Houston
3102 Farm to Market 1960 East, Humble, TX
Toyota Center
This new downtown facility, which was opened in September of 2003, is the home of the NBA's Houston Rockets, the WNBA's Houston Comets and the Houston Aeros of the AHL.
Traders Village
This is the largest flea market on the Texas Gulf Coast with over 800 dealers every Saturday and Sunday, year-round. At the Trader's Village shoppers come for bargain hunting and also for special events and festivals like the Indian Pow-Wow, chili and barbecue cook offs. It's fun for the whole family. Located at 7979 N. Eldridge. Call 281-890-5500 for more information.
Tranquility Park
This park, bounded by Smith, Rusk, Bagby and Walker Streets, commemorates the Apollo flights with a two-block-long, 32-level fountain and towers, which resemble rockets. The Bronze plaques, in 15 languages, tell the Apollo Story. Also holds occasional outdoor events.
Visitor Information Center
Here visitors can find maps, brochures, literature and schedules of Houston events, attractions and other entertainment. The center is operated by the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau in City Hall. Located at 901 Bagby Street. Open Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5pm; Saturday 9am - 2pm. Call 713-227-3100 for more information.
World Houston Golf Course
4000 Greens Road, Humble, TX
Wortham Center
The Wortham center contains two theaters for the Houston Grand Opera and Houston Ballet. It also hosts productions of the Society for the Performing Arts, the Gilbert & Sullivan Society, Texas Chamber Society and other notable theater groups. The 3.2-acre site is bounded by Texas, Smith and Preston Sts. and Buffalo Bayou.