Buffalo Bayou Park marks 10-year anniversary with 2025 series of nature, art events

What's happening?

Other events and programs happening throughout the year include:

• Underground Sounds—beginning in March and ongoing during select weekends throughout the year, four vocalists and musicians will come to the park's Cistern, a former drinking water reservoir built for Houstonians in 1926, to compose sounds specifically curated for the cavernous, repurposed space. Tickets are available a month in advance.
• Witness Series—in March, September, October and November, Buffalo Bayou Partnership's 2025 Artist in Residence Kristi Rangel will lead this series, which explores the history of the public park and the diverse people and movements that shaped it, per the release. These events are free and each feature a local artist who will facilitate a mindful activity or practice to help attendees engage with the natural environment.
• 53rd Annual Buffalo Bayou Partnership Regatta—this canoe and kayak race takes place March 22. The 15-mile race will include hundreds of participants from across Houston.
• Summer Species: Native Plants—From May through August, this year's summer species series will include monthly nature walks, artwork by Mark Dion and more educational offerings to engage with native plants and trees that help the bayou's ecology thrive.

• 105 Sabine St., Houston
• www.buffalobayou.org