DAY 01 / Savor the Moment

Arts District Houston has some of the best cuisine in the city. Depending on the mood, remedy a sweet tooth with a classic milkshake at Southwell’s Hamburger Grill, delight your taste buds with Belgian dishes at Cafe Brussels, or indulge on a perfect burger at Stanton City Bites.

If you’re searching for a morning pick me up, look no further! Start your day off right with freshly baked pastries and espresso from Henderson and Kane General Store or a refreshing seasonal loose leaf tea from Catalina Coffee Shop. Dining options include irresistible fried chicken at Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken, a steak in the luxurious environment at B&B Butchers & Restaurant , or modern Vietnamese at Xin Chao.

DAY 02 / See the Wonders

The neighborhoods within the Arts District are known for some of the most unique sights in town. Not only are there new murals debuting this month, but housed in the Arts District is Art Alley at Sawyer Yards with Instagram worthy murals to explore. New murals recently debuted including Bringing Home with Us by Royal Sumikat at Henderson and Kane and Gone Like a Dream by Jade Young. At The Silos at Sawyer Yards visitors witness workspaces for over 100 artists, as well as the alternative art space SITE Gallery located across 34 iconic rice silos. You can also check out the iconic Mount Rush Hour by sculptor David Adickes at American Statesmanship Park and the colorful Rail to the Sea mural by local artist Janavi M. Folmsbee.

Then, browse the latest in modern fashion at Reserve Supply Co. Catch a sketch or improv comedy show later that night at Station Theater or check out the Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern exhibit for an interactive, architectural art experience.

DAY 03 / Indulge For The Night In Arts District Houston

Escape to a faraway place with Australian-inspired fare and handcrafted brews at Platypus Brewing. Continue the night by savoring a ‘honey badger’ bourbon-based cocktail at Spring Street Beer & Wine Garden. After that, grab a craft beer in a converted gas station at Liberty Station. Later on, settle in for cozy 1920s bar vibes at Darkhorse Tavern or sip southern cocktail specialties at Julep. If your flavor is more towards craft brews, you can always check out Holler Beer and RBar Houston for a laid back night.