A decent sized centre with a lot of cultural and personal special events taking place here…read more The hall itself is an open space with no fixed furniture so it can be used for a variety of events that can range from simple community events to grand weddings etc. Tables, chairs, booths, food , entertainment, etc etc ., you arrange for everything. They could give you suggestions if you ask. The huge hallway gives further opportunities to lay down tables to meet your requirements, like the event I attended, while there were plenty selling booths inside the main hall, the hallway was lined with tables promoting their respective businesses too. The parking is huge so that's a big advantage.

Nice place for theatrical productions. For hosting events a bit pricey though. Capacity is pretty…read moregood.

The UNIVERSOUL Circus is celebrating 30 + years of amazing circus feats, global talent -Hoop…read moreDivers, Power of Love, Caribbean Carnivale, one of my thrilling favs Havana Night Skaters, and so much more. Cedric Walker, the Founder provides an incredible free experience for homeless families in each city toured, as well as countless draw dropping performances. I visited the Trae the Truth Day in Houston, TX in 2024 at Butler Stadium. They are performing this weekend 2025 in Houston June 6-8 at Butler Stadium. Zeke, one of the circus ringmasters gets the audience involved with songs, the wave, bringing audience members to the center stage etc. Families of all ages love this absolutely astounding circus that keeps getting better year after year. Check listings for ticket details in a city near you.

We had an awesome time at the circus. Everything was so well done. The acts were first class. I…read moreloved the traditional and non-traditional way of doing a circus. My grandkids had a ball. It was fun for all generations. Our seats were good. I really loved the way they closed out with a spiritual touch.

A lovely community theater that runs new shows on a seasonal basis. Tickets can be pre-purchased…read moreonline or at the door, but I suggest buying ahead since popular shows do sell out (especially the Festival of the Originals). Parking here is quite difficult, and often people park parallel opposite of the theater. They will be moving locations soon to somewhere more scalable, which is very exciting! Seats are very intimate, with the front row being feet away from the actors. Every play I've seen here has been very entertaining and the volunteer cast members are clearly dedicated!

Fir a community theater, the acting and plays are very high quality and the ticket prices are very…read moreaffordable

The blue dollar is a Houston staple and quickly growing in notoriety mainly due to one reason- the…read moreowner Lolo Lavish is incredible. Not only is she knowledgeable about all the products and services she provides, she is passionate about what she does and even organizes community events to educate and connect people.

I came to Blue dollar for a spiritual reading and I'm going to start with the word TRUST! Scorpio…read moreLolo cut right through the BS and told it to me straight she took her time answering my questions and getting details she NEVER tried to up sale me even when I asked if she sold a product she immediately offered a cheeped alternative and was like yes I sell this but you only need this and here is where you can get it for much less. Integrity and honesty! It's not easy telling people the truth and she did so with Grace offering support and solutions! I really appreciate that and have much respect for her honesty! I have the confidence I need to move forward and do what I have to do along with the guidance and tools to help me along my path!

An absolutely lovely community theater nestled in an unassuming strip mall. The entrance is left of…read morethe dental office, and audience members should enter through the right door. Seating is very intimate with only two sections of three small rows of surprisingly comfortable seats. I watched the second night of Crimes of the Heart here with a group of friends. There's donation-based concessions. The actors and actresses played their roles phenomenally and made for a gripping show that teetered the edge between comedy and tragedy. Huge props to them and the director for a really fun experience. Highly recommend for a date night or just a new experience!

Describe the Night is a well written, wonderfully acted, well directed, very interesting and…read moreintriguing play. Everything was terrific from the lighting and sound to the set. The actors and director did a magnificent job. The "talk back" following the show was most informative. The theater is intimate, every seat has a good view and the space is used well. Highly recommend this theater and this production.

What a beautiful building!…read more The best place is a gem in the community and we are lucky to have it. It's absolutely gorgeous. They have beautiful relics inside, the rooms are spacious, and the bathrooms were clean. They also have a nice large parking lot!

The Turkish Cultural Center is such a warm and welcoming spot. They often host all kinds of events…read morehere, such as community or multi-cultural events. I have been visiting the "Turquoise/ Raindrop Center" for over a decade plus. This is a fun gathering spot for all, no matter what age bracket you fall under. The building itself is quite unique and the marble for it was imported from Turkey. They have a small café inside the cultural center, as well as a prayer room. The folks that run this place, such as the staff, are all incredibly warm and friendly. This is a wonderful spot to visit, it will surely make you feel like you're out of country, or completely elsewhere. It gives me the travel bug to visit Turkiye, but it also gives me an appreciation of living in such a diverse city such as Houston. Check-out this cultural center; it is warm and welcoming to all, no matter your origin or background. You can even subscribe to their email list in order to ensure that you don't miss out on any events! A cool home away from home spot, they even have a park in the backyard for children. See it for yourself!

This was my second visit, the first being three years ago when it opened. We had a wonderful guide,…read moreRoxie, who shared his knowledge and his passion for both Gandhi and peacemaking. The museum tells the story of Gandhi and his influence on other nonviolent change movements, and asks us to reflect on our own attitudes and beliefs. An important addition to Houston's museums. This was my second visit, the first being three years ago when it opened. We had a wonderful guide, Roxie, who shared his knowledge and his passion for both Gandhi and peacemaking. The museum tells the story of Gandhi and his influence on other nonviolent change movements, and asks us to reflect on our own attitudes and beliefs. An important addition to Houston's museums.

Visited the Eternal Gandhi Museum in Houston, Texas; the only one of its kind in the Western…read moreHemisphere to explore Gandhi's legacy and Indian heritage. Curious to connect it to my roots from Guyana (formerly known as British Guiana) in South America, where my ancestors were brought by the British from India . Felt rich in history. Left inspired by his message of peace, resilience, gentleness, and leadership. Definitely worth a visit.

This place is amazing. We went to go watch Joseph and the Amazing Technology Dreamcoat…read more The performance and singing of the cast was incredible! Overall was a beautiful experience. The cast makes you feel the story with so much detail and the laughter to enjoy each moment! Every staff member was friendly, welcoming and everyone had a smiling face.

The experience was fantastic for the Kiddos!!! Narnia Was an amazing production…read more The Venue. Nestled into the Galleria off Westheimer, the venue is unassuming and quite understated outside. Parking is abundant and easy ingress and egress was no problem. The Staff. Amazingly accommodating and Friendly. They helped us to our seats and were quite knowledgeable. Top marks. The Venue Part Deux. There are signs a-Plenty stating no food or drink in the venue. Until it is noted the drinks must remain closed a-la purchased drinks at the bar which come with a closeable top or bottles that may be again... brought with you and closeable. You can still bring your own in...but for a whopping $90 for 2 adult beverages, kid beverages, and waters at the beginning and pre order for intermission...you could have just brought in your closeable water bottle and saved the cost. This is like handing you the keys to an Aston but told not to drive it off the lot. Understandable for spillage, but not well explained. The production and sound were second to none. The only niggle I had were the inexperienced show goers behind us who continually dialogued what came next via the book, how it did not correspond to the movie, and continually picked at it. I cannot control other people...but do stay home or keep like a church mouse like the rest of us while the production was in course. I guess money can buy your way in but not common decency no matter your age bracket/demographic/wealth status. Again out of my control, so I will not hold it against the theatre. Overall. Yes. I will be back for another show. Amazing. Thank you all so much for what you do and giving back to your community the way you do. Donation made. And will continue to support. Rock solid 4 Stars.

I came here for a job fair and it was pack with people looking for a job. They also have a clinic…read moreour site, Harris Health Sareen Clinic that is open to everyone who need medical service. on the first flood there was only one restroom for the public to use. It is nice and clean here.

This review is for their Summer Camp and enrichment program. Their summer camp program is one of…read morethe most disorganized programs I have ever seen. I'm not sure who is watching the children, but the supervision is not up to my standards. I ended up pulling my daughter out of the program. Another child in the program was making racial slurs. Other incidents had occurred as well. From my understanding, the child was disciplined and the parent was contacted. Well, the behavior continued. I called a meeting with the other parent and the director of India House Mr. Vipin after my daughter was deliberately spit in the face by the child. In the meeting he played the situation down as if it was kids being kids. Racial slurs and leading to spitting in an individual's face is NOT kids being kids. Then he and the parent were wondering why as a mother I was so upset. He assured me that he would meet with my daughter and the other child. Well, that meeting NEVER took place. As upset as I was, I figured he would have done what he said he was going to do. So I guess he lied to my face and could care less about what happened to my daughter. The child was not disciplined at all for the matter and was allowed to return the next day as well. Obviously the issue was not dealt with because again something else happened. All he did was let the other parent and the child know that that type of behavior is fine with his organization. Well, I was done. And again, he tried to play the situation down. I'm glad my child knows how to defend herself. I gave her the green light to handle her business, and I'm glad she did. She may be small, and we are used to people trying to bully her, but it never goes well for the bully. NEVER goes well. I would not recommend this place to anyone as a after school or summer program. I see they try to sweep things under the rug and issues are not dealt with accordingly. As a parent, when you call a meeting to discuss the matter and are given excuses like, "Kids will be kids." This is the type of program my child will never attend again. Racial slurs and spitting in someone's face is not kids being kids. Bullying should never be allowed and taken lightly and here it is. You are made to feel like you are the problem. I will be voicing my concerns. I am glad my daughter knows how to defend herself very well. I am sure if that little girl ever came across my daughter again, she would think twice before spitting and making nasty racial comments. That is not how I'm raising my daughter. You do not disrespect anyone based on them being of a different race. You judge someone by their character, not the color of their skin. No one can help how they were born, but you can surely control your character. It is sad when I have to defend my daughter because the adults there wanted to make light of a serious situation. I know of two kids who were pulled out of their program. And my nephew was pulled out of the program as well after his parents heard what took place and how the situation was handled. Side Note: Later, the director tried to request me to connect on LinkedIn. LMBO. I know he did not recognize me. I quickly declined.