I have been taking Art lessons from Sheri for over 5 years now. She is professional and she guides…read moreyou through a painting with gentle directives, and the finished product is something you would be proud to hang on your wall. There is also a camaraderie that develops with the other students in the class. Although none is painting the same thing, we all learn from each other by listening to the directives given by Sheri. Her studio is spacious, and coffee and snacks are available. This is not a "one-lesson go home with a painting" place. You turn out a professional, beautifully detailed painting that may take you 4 weeks to complete, but it shows the work and talent which went into creating it. It is a relaxing 3 1/2 hours a week (you can certainly take more than one class a week, she offers 3) in which you create something of beauty and enjoy other people's company. I HIGHLY recommend taking classes from Sheri.

I have been enrolled in Sheri's art classes for some time now, and enjoy every lesson. She keeps…read moreher class size small so that she can give each student personalized attention. She is an amazing artist and an excellent teacher I highly recommend her art class.

Mr Larry Callie, former roper, country singer, and visionary of the first of its kind Black…read moreCowboy Museum in Rosenberg, TX. Congratulations are in order since he recently broke ground for a future newly constructed nearly $4 million 2 story museum on 1.5 acre development. It will replace the current 900 sq ft museum, finally, offering each relic its own unique feature space and guests undeniable convenience to explore. Mr Callies wasn't present during visit. He has written a book- "Here Comes Larry Callies "Stepping Out in Faith" and a coloring book-"The Black Cowboy Museum Coloring Book" museum tshirts were available. A docent led a brief discussion, then guests perused the room. Bill Pickett, invented the legendary steer wrestling technique called bulldogging. Nat Love, former slave, cowboy marksman, autobiography, "The Life and Adventures of Nat Love" detailed his story. I'm looking forward to visiting the modern new museum which will accommodate larger audiences, showcasing artifacts in a more streamlined format, and preserving the legendary tribute to Black Cowboys who faced intense racial discrimination and were largely omitted from media.

my family really enjoyed hearing the oral history of like Cowboys in the US I would highly…read morerecommend

Forgotten pics July '25, visited during a very warm summer day. Conveniently located on the…read morecorner, next to the active railroad tracks, with parking available on the street in front of the museum. Traveling by tour bus, contact museum for information. Friendly docents greet visitors in lobby for reasonable admission $12 and below with discounts for seniors, active military, and children, small souvenir shop, and tour assignments for large groups. Ask about solo visits. It's well organized, informative, and a memorable tour for people of all ages. There's a large outdoor working train display of Rosenberg, two train cars available to tour, landscaped outdoor picnic seating, and a multipurpose building with a room to entertain small children and directly across the hall are multiple large indoor railroad displays. Walking is involved both indoor and outdoor, so plan accordingly with comfy shoes, although not overwhelming so, unless walking restrictions involved. Wed - Sun hours. Always check the website or call before visits to be on the safe side.

Our visit was disappointing. Most of the exhibits were either broken or off limits at the time of…read moreour visit (I wish they informed me before paying or given a discount). The ones that were available to view were underwhelming. Here are the main exhibits: - Outdoor Miniature Model Train (Not operating) - A Train Consist (The main attraction. Under Maintenance March 2025 - No Entry) - Luxury Passenger Coach (Not allowed inside - Locked) - Kid Play Area (Some toy broken) - Antiques - Indoor miniature model trains For the price of $22 for my son and I, I didn't find the price worth it. At least parking was free. We spent about 30 minutes here before we felt like we saw everything.

Clean and plenty of restrooms, food is pricey but good. Parking is okay. Staff is helpful. Getting…read moreout was hard. Lots of rude customers rushing.

For an events center the sound system was the worst I've ever experienced in such a venue…read more Graduation speeches were impossible to follow - it's as if the sound system was from the 1940's. Also, restrooms on lower level were closed afterwards.

Illeanna did a wonderful job and transformed the main room of my home into a warm and inviting…read moreplace. The transformation turned out to be more beautiful than I expected. She did it in a reasonable amount of time and kept everything clean and tidy. I recommend her for your next project.

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Went here on a Tuesday for Magical Winter Lights. The lights were actually pretty impressive and i…read moredefinitely recommend! However, if you have a bigger group and kids who arent free, it is expensive. It might only take about an hour to walk through the lights. The displays are large and beautiful though, not just lawn ornaments. I was glad to have purchased these tickets through Groupon for $20/adult (vs $28). My 2 year old was free. I think it was worth the money since we only spent $40 on admission and our toddler LOVED the bounce house, but i wish we spent more time there. We were only there for 2.25 hours because she was getting out of control. If we were only adults, not sure if i would have gone tbh. We arrived right when they opened at 5pm and spent the first hour of daylight in the ginormous bounce house. We had a blast! I recommend arriving early just for this so you can have the bounce house all to yourself. ($5 for 3yo+). Now here is why i took off 1 star. The workers were standing right next to my stroller smoking! I could literally smell it as I'm jumping before I even saw them smoking. My boyfriend had to tell them to please not smoke. They weren't even apologetic and seemed annoyed. I will also add that as we were walking to the back where the carnival area was, we passed by 2 workers who were smoking in 2 different areas. But it was the smoking right next to the bounce house that really irked us. When I got out of the bounce house (1 hour later), this other guy told me I had to pay $5 and that only my toddler was free. The previous 2 guys literally just gave me a wrist band and told me I was able to go in with my toddler. They accept cash only though, which I did not have, otherwise I would've paid. Food and games accept credit card. We spent $20 for this bean bag toss and won a small axolotl stuffed animal (pricey). Also spent $23 on a huge and delicious torta and hibiscus drink (both shareable). There are also some small souvenir/gift shops. Anyways, I didnt see any other rides although I thought there was supposed to be a carousel? I thought there was an option for $20 unlimited rides? My fault for not asking though. My toddler was stressing us out because she kept wanting to go to the bounce house, but we didn't have cash. I saw an ATM on the map, but we didnt have a debit card anyway. Parking was ample and free at least. Also, we were only able to watch a little bit of the acrobat show (the lion dance) because of our restless toddler, but I think that was definitely a perk.

Interesting place. Not many Elites come to the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds. I was here last year…read moreduring the AAPI Festival hosted by Fort Bend County Judge and this month during the inaugural Fort Bend County Pride Festival. Both happened to be at the same building. Thanks for the cool AC and well-attended police officers keeping the place safe. This fairground is huge. I only saw a little part of it. Getting here is a little tricky, which is not my favorite when I leave. There are 2 entrances on Route TX-36. One closest to Southwest Freeway is probably the correct entrance, but not easy to make a left turn to get on the freeway. The oncoming traffic was driving at high speed. I usually use the 2nd entrance which is further away from the freeway. Except the right turn is extremely sharp. Definitely not recommended to be speeding. I think I will come to try the county fair or whenever they have free events.

This venue was exactly what I was looking for. We had a baby shower for my sister. The rental…read moreprocess was simple and all online. I then setup a walkthrough of the venue to get pictures, measurements and to see the facilities. They grant you access to two kitchens and two bathrooms nearby. They are not in the Veranda but are in close walking distance. The Veranda was perfect, open, airy and so pretty! The rental comes with four round tables, linens and chairs. They provide spandex covers for the buffet/main tables as well as all round table linens in crisp white. Ana Alicia and the rest of the staff were amazing. Super helpful, and friendly. They are super accommodating from start to finish. The deposit was returned in less than a week! I highly recommend this venue!

If you've lived in Fort Bend County, you would find this museum quite interesting. If anything,…read moreit'll help you understand why the schools in the area are named the way they are (Stephen F. Austin, Isaac H. Kempner, B.F. Terry, and Jane Long to be exact.) Since this part of Texas was colonized in the 1800s, landowners here had plantations with cotton and sugar cane. And since they were part of the confederacy, they did have slaves. So yes, slaves were in this part of the country, in addition to the KKK. The museum doesn't condone slavery; it was simply letting us know that it existed around these parts. What people should take offense from is that B.F. Terry, though apparently an excellent fighter, was a slave owner and yet he has a high school named after him. The museum itself is small, but your admission also goes towards 2 house tours. I really enjoyed the Moore mansion. The docent was very good in explaining what everything was and delving deep into the family's history. If there's anything they could improve on, I would suggest updating some of the museum info, specifically, the surrounding town populations with information from the 2010 US census. Additionally, it's hard to remember the Moore family tree; I think it'd be helpful to have a poster with the family tree to help us visual learners see how everyone is related and who made what changes to the house.

I simply overlooked the review of perimeter art gallery, but given that it has now presented itself…read moreto me let me highway. Recommend the services of this company, which are truthfully quite unique. I had a Mata Ortiz piece sent to me by GALLERY out of Santa Fe. The piece was damaged And perimeter restored it to next to original condition. Given that it was clay pottery Aubry's insistence on excellence is what restore the peace to the point that if you inspect it currently you would be quite skilled if you could find where the flaws had been that he repaired. Secondly, he seems to have inside and apparently himself collects very nice pieces, and I acquired from him a Gorman, which he then matted and framed and did an incredible job, simply incredible and enhanced the visual presentation of the peace. Lastly, he's in the process of putting back together a Fish kill from the green river, which was literally in hundreds of pieces that is a project in process right now and I'm awaiting the results in any case I would highly highly recommend this GALLERY both for batting and framing perhaps for acquisition of pieces and clearly for repair of pieces to museum quality

Aubrey was awesome. He framed a very large piece of art work…read morewith very quick turnaround. He effectively communicated and followed up with me Every step of the way and offered delivery service