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Ahead of the World Cup, 50 new lights will be installed along the trail, with additional lighting improvements to follow. This is an important public safety, connectivity, and quality-of-life investment for one of Houston’s key[...]
More than 27 million people around the world endure the abhorrent abuse of human trafficking and forced labor, including thousands of people right here in the United States. It is a threat to global security,[...]
Miller Theatre turns 100 with free performances into November
Nestled in verdant Hermann Park, Miller Outdoor Theatre — now 100 years old — is the only free, open-air theater of its kind in the country and regularly attracts internationally known performers. The Greater Southeast[...]
Turkey Leg Hut is a District main draw
Well of course, Turkey Leg Hut started as a pop-up in the parking lot across the street from the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo — where else would you expect to find a giant turkey leg[...]
District wins grant for rideshare expansion
The Houston Southeast Management District is among the winners of a Houston coalition’s first set of micro-grants for developing environmentally responsible modes of transportation in underserved neighborhoods. Mayor Sylvester Turner announced the grant winners —[...]
Almeda Corridor Parking Survey
We are working to improve the parking experience along the Almeda Corridor. Please take our 3-minute survey.
Temporary Park Closure: Park at Palm Center
The Park at Palm Center is closed until Summer 2024.
Rooted non-profit provides food, farming, culture
Chris Williams, left. One thing good that came out of the COVID pandemic is Lucille’s 1913, a nonprofit organization started by Chris Williams, the nationally celebrated chef/owner of Lucille’s restaurant. The restaurant, which[...]
These options reflect the District’s restaurant variety
Where can you get great food in the Greater Southeast Management District? Just about anywhere in whatever kind of food you like. From fried chicken in the historic Third Ward to fancy rooftop dining in[...]
Letter from Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo
Letter from Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo Dear People of Harris County: I am writing to share with you that I am one of the over 21 million American adults that is suffering from clinical depression. For some[...]