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2811 Washington Ave
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(713) 239-0060

Winter Street Studios has been serving the art community in the First Ward since 2005. A former moving and storage building that was constructed in the 1920's was scheduled to be torn down before being acquired and redeveloped by the current owner. The building is located at 2101 Winter Street (corner of Winter and Henderson) and features 75 working artist studios with over 90 artists. These studios support the flourishing art community in First Ward, where Spring Street Studios, sister to Winter, provides another 70 working art studios with a population of over 90 of Houston's most creative types. Artists, art patrons and the community as a whole benefit from these cultural additions to the City of Houston. Winter Street Studios is ideally located within proximity to Downtown and in the heart of what is now being referred to Houston's Arts District.

Discreetly situated in a landmark building as designated by The Houston Historical Society, The Astorian is an Industrial Chic, 14,000 square foot private loft space located in The Heights area of Houston. Conceived by Andria Design to replicate New York City's revered Grand Central Station, The Astorian is a throw back to 1920’s glamour and Art Deco design. The venue offers a contemporary, bi-level facility equipped with 14-foot ceilings, state-of-the-art smart technology, a private boardroom, fully functional gourmet kitchen & bar, and floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views of downtown Houston. Warm touches such as wood paneling and soft lighting are combined with modern elements such as concrete floors, rusted steel, brushed aluminum, and brass and copper detailing. Removable walls and fixtures allow for flexible configurations to tailor the space to your exact specifications.

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The founders of Houston’s premier music festival, Free Press Summer Fest, are at it again — this time turning all of your preconceived notions about how a “festival” should look and feel, on its head. Free Press Houston and New York-based creative agency Work-Order (work-order.co), are proud to introduce DAY FOR NIGHT, a two day art and music festival. DAY FOR NIGHT will feature world class musicians as well as leaders in various disciplines of digital art. The festival environment will be specifically designed around the merging of technology and sound and how audiences experience them.

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Disegno is an artist representation and consulting firm dedicated to expanding the social media platform of visual artists as well as assisting in creating a strong foundation and process for their business. Based in Houston Texas, our office is located in the heart of the Washington Avenue Arts District which enables our marketing team to increase the artists presence and reputation in Houston by hosting carefully curated art exhibits and networking events.

The Washington Avenue Arts District is the newest officially recognized cultural district in Houston. The neighborhood is widely recognized as a vibrant cultural destination, and proudly boasts the highest concentration of working artists within the state of Texas. Already, the Washington Avenue Arts District is home to three converted warehouse studio buildings which house hundreds of artists and creative entrepreneurs, as well as an active theater lab and vast amounts of exhibition space. The area is also home to many artists’ residences, studios, and institutions such as Crockett Elementary, an award winning fine arts school and MECA, a multicultural arts education center. The goal of the Arts District as an organization is to promote and protect the vibrant creative community by highlight the area’s cultural offerings, programming initiatives & creating a destination identity for the neighborhood.

For information regarding renting space at the Summer Street Artist Studios, please contact Phil Arnett at 713.488.9774

Gallery is open 2-5 p.m. the second Saturday of every month, and by appointment. (713)501-0008

Bright Star provides the very highest quality production services for major social events, corporate affairs, concerts, weddings, fashion shows and fund raising benefits. Our services include design, installation, management and technical coordination of decorative and architectural lighting, full sound systems for 10-10,000 people to meet any technical rider, Generators and electrical distribution for entire events, rentals and 24 hour technical assistance.

Open the Door is public art. Open the Door is an international public art project developed by the Texan-French Alliance for the Arts and 9eme Concept, the 9th Concept, a Parisian artists collective, in collaboration with many Houstonian artists, educational, cultural, and community organizations that will exhibit 60 doors transformed into works of art in 16 locations throughout the city this year. One side will be a work of art by a French artist and the other by a Texan artist. Participants are professional artists from France and Texas, as well as local art professors and students laureates. Open the Door is represented by 12 French and Texan urban artists as well as student and artist laureates and co-curated by Karine Parker-Lemoyne and Romain Froquet 12 chore urban French and Texan artists: Daniel Anguilu, Stephane Carricondo, Romain Froquet, Gonzo 247, Jerk 45, Clement Laurentin, Tierney Malone, Mambo, Patrick Medrano, Rahul Mitra, Ned, and Lovie Olivia. Students and artists/professors Laureates Students Sophie Eichner and Lin-Tran Do (Rice University); Emily McKitrick, Felipe Sanchez, Mitchel Barry, Jeffrey Wang, Leonardo Aguilar, Rachel Chan, Eric Alexander, Jean Buchler (Westchester Academy for International Studies-Spring Branch ISD); Charlotte Burnod, Ella Jacubowicz, Bella Grant (Awty International School), Kim De Gidio's students (Academy of Choice Photography - Fotofest); Karla Morales, Quentin Pace&Michael Martin, Bereniz Martinez (University of Houston Downtown) Artists & Professors Kelly Allison, Catherine Cartwright, Nicky Davis, Stephanie Topin (Art League of Houston), Camille Warmington, Sylvie Delusseau, Anne Maizia, Didi Garza, Jan Jbeili, Ann McGinty, Nicola Mosley, Sue Reeves, Joelle Verstraeten (Glassel School of Art), Joe Kagle (Lone Star College Kingwood), Mark Cervenka (University of Houston Downtown), Shaun Wegscheid (Westchester Academy for International Studies), Saida Fagala, Jin Young Oh, Yu Ru Huang, Thong Pham, and Charles Washington. Open the Door is a transformational journey. Every new experience can be represented by the image of a door. We can choose either to leave the door closed or open it and step across the threshold. Open the Door is a Cultural Trail with a creative narrative, guiding the public from one location to another. The public will not only enjoy vibrant art, but also discover Houston through the works of art reflecting the surrounding communities. Open the Door locations. Houston Central Public Library Plaza, Hermann Park, Heights Boulevard Park, Memorial Park, Castillo Park, Baker-Ripley Neighborhood Centers, French Consul Residence, River Oaks Park, Hong Kong Market 5, Emancipation Park, Jamail Skate Park, Memorial City Mall, Altharetta Yeargin Art Museum, Kingwood Lonestar College, International Promenade and Willow Street Pump Station. Open the Door partners. ArtBridge Houston, Altharetta Yeargin Art Museum, Art League Houston, The Academy of Choice, Avenue CDC/GO Neighborhoods, Awty International School, City ArtWorks, DiverseWorks, Et Voila Theatre, Fotofest, Friends of Emancipation Park, Glassell School of Art, High School for the Performing and Visual Arts (HSPVA), Houston Storytellers Guild, Houston Sister Cities, Inprint, Lone Star College, Neighborhood Centers Inc., Project Row Houses, Rice University, the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs, Texas Children's Cancer and Hematology Centers, Urban Souls, University of Houston, University of Houston-Downtown, Writers in the Schools, Virtuosi of Houston, The Wortham Foundation and Westchester Academy for International Studies. The project is supported by the City of Houston, the French Consulate of Houston, the Houston Public Library, the Houston Parks and Recreation Department and East Downtown Management District. The HPL Open the Door exhibit will be on view at the Central Library Plaza throughout 2013. Open the Door is funded by a grant from the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance. For more details contact Karine Parker at [email protected] or visit www.openthedoor-houston.com and http://www.facebook.com/openthedoorproject and don't forget to "like" us to receive updates.

This premium, all-inclusive event at Silver Street Studio, showcases a slew of the finest in entertainment – Houston’s 104.1 KRBE DJ Tony Styles & Dj Bizonee, will be bringing this New Year’s party to new levels. Get ready for top of the line production for a New Year’s Eve you surely won’t forget. And to ensure guests won’t miss the festivities waiting in line at the bar, the H-Town Countdown team has strategically partnered with Piper and Muse Events. This year they mean business, with four fully stocked bars complete with experienced bartenders. “It became evident last year that we needed to do something about the long bar lines; Partnering with Piper and Muse is a step towards a seamless and unforgettable night for everyone.” Said Vincent Broussard, President of S.E.E. and the H-Town Countdown production team. Tickets include an open bar, breakfast buffet, and of course, the imperative midnight champagne toast. To celebrate the first few moments of 2016 in style, they’re bringing in flying aerialists, confetti and a balloon drop. Special prizes will be given away throughout the night along with and many more surprises that you won’t want to miss! *Bottle service tables are also available for those looking to bring the night up a notch. Lastly, this year a VIP lounge has been added for those interested in breaking away from the crowd and having a more intimate evening.

Bringing a fresh take on modern living, The Estates at Memorial Heights offers a beautiful fusion of sophistication and style. Conveniently located in downtown Houston, near Washington Avenue and Studemont Street, you’re right in the center of it all. Minutes away from Memorial Park, you can escape to gorgeous jogging and biking trails, with acres of endless beauty. Whether you’re looking for a spacious one or two bedroom retreat, our homes are tailored to your unique lifestyle. Beautiful architecture, an exquisite location, and access to Houston’s vibrant nightlife - this is just the beginning. Begin your journey at The Estates at Memorial Heights.

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