In celebration of National Arts & Humanities Month, Arts District Houston warmly invites you to explore our vibrant arts scene this October! Experience a diverse lineup of unique arts events, support the local businesses that energize our community, and connect with the talented resident artists who bring the district to life. Join us to discover what makes Arts District Houston an extraordinary and dynamic destination, and see for yourself the uniqueness of our Arts District!
Key events throughout Arts District Month include:
- Second Saturday at Sawyer Yards: Explore Texas’ Largest Artist Hub in Arts District Houston —meet the artists and explore their work up close.
- Sculpture Month Houston: Discover a diverse array of sculptures at Site Gallery Houston in The Silos at Sawyer Yards, where the stunning agro-industrial venue creates a dramatic backdrop for artists and an immersive experience for visitors.
- Día de los Muertos Ofrenda Exhibition at MECA: Experience vibrant cultural traditions with music, art, and delicious food in honor of this meaningful celebration.
- Saturday Nature Walks at Historic Glenwood Cemetery: Immerse yourself in Houston’s history and natural beauty with guided walks in this serene and historic site.
- Immersive Sound Installation the Cistern: Inspired by The Velveteen Rabbit, Rachel Rossin’s Haha Real is a site-specific media and sound installation that transforms the industrial space into a unique experience, merging innovative technology with timeless storytelling.
Nestled in the heart of the city, Arts District Houston is a nationally-recognized creative neighborhood that features the largest concentration of working artists in the state of Texas. This state-designated Cultural District is steeped in history, spanning parts of the First and Sixth Wards—two of Houston’s oldest neighborhoods. Come be a part of our artistic journey and see why Arts District Houston is a place like no other!
Arts District Month is supported in part by Texas Commission on the Arts, the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance, Houston Endowment and Brown Foundation.