| Houston

Advertise | Careers | Company Info | Support Us
Select your community Support Us
News
Sign in or create free profile

Arts & Entertainment

Business |
Development |
Dining |
Education |
Government |
Health Care |
Real Estate |
Transportation |
Arts & Entertainment
People swimming in a pool

Westbury Park Pool reopens after two years of construction; other pools to open in phases

By Shawn Arrajj

The pool first closed for the 2022 season and remained closed in 2023 while officials worked to install new filters.

More Arts & Entertainment News

Puttshack, a concept from the founders of TopGolf located in downtown Houston, is the sixth Puttshack location in the U.S. (Courtesy Puttshack)
3 places to play mini golf in ...
A photo rendering of the 45-foot-tall rocket ship slide that is featured inside the newly designed Play Gardens area of The Commons at Hermann Park.
The Commons at Hermann Park to open ...
Draft beer pour
4 live music, culture and beer events ...
man plays saxophone
12 places to hear live Jazz in Houston's Inner Loop
Signature cocktail from Off the Record speakeasy
Off the Record speakeasy, listening lounge opens in Downtown Houston
a group of children in baseball uniforms stand on a baseball field with four coahces behind them
West University-area baseball team to take part in Perfect Game world series
This is a photo of a theater cast.
Community theater company sets the stage with opening in Gulfton
Tsherin Sherpa's "All Things Considered" painting
‘Tsherin Sherpa: Spirits’ exhibit now open at Asia Society Texas
This is a photo of the artist Kill Joy and members of her team who worked on the art display at The Ion.
Ion District unveils two new art exhibits highlighting marginalized communities
The 6,000-square-foot, Museum of Illusions will allow guests to explore rooms as part of an interactive journey, including the Cloning Room. (Courtesy Ismael Quintanilla)
Opening date announced for Museum of Illusions within Galleria mall
Hermann Park’s donation celebration honors George Hermann, on June 7, 1914, in the City Auditorium at Texas Avenue and Louisiana Street. Hermann is seated in the first row just to the right of the speaker. (Courtesy John P. McGovern Historical Collections and Research Center, Houston Academy of Medicine, Texas Medical Center Library.)
Namesake of Houston's largest park remembered for generosity
Texas Renaissance Festival queen
Texas Renaissance Festival announces special discounts for opening weekend
two people stand under a covered pavilion against a night sky
See what discounts, deals are up for grabs during Houston's second annual Theater Week