5 things to do in Houston when the weather is lousy
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HOUSTON – Whether you’re trying to stay dry or get out of the heat, you can do so without sacrificing your amusement.
Houston is home to a variety of indoor attractions, perfect to visit on a bad weather day.
Here are 5 fun places to go when the weather puts a damper on your day:
Museums
The Houston Museum District includes 19 museums, ranging from fine arts and history to health and science.
Here’s a complete list of indoor museums to visit:
The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum is the only museum in the country dedicated primarily to showcasing Black military history from the present, all the way back to the time of the Buffalo Soldiers. Buffalo Soldiers were members of the first all-Black units of the United States Army after the Civil War. The Houston, Texas museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, with free admission on Thursday from 1pm to 4pm. You can learn more about the museum at www.buffalosoldiersmuseum.com. You can also donate to the 1866 Campaign to help the museum recover from the COVID-19 pandemic here.
The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum is the only museum in the country dedicated primarily to showcasing Black military history from the present, all the way back to the time of the Buffalo Soldiers. Buffalo Soldiers were members of the first all-Black units of the United States Army after the Civil War. The Houston, Texas museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, with free admission on Thursday from 1pm to 4pm. You can learn more about the museum at www.buffalosoldiersmuseum.com. You can also donate to the 1866 Campaign to help the museum recover from the COVID-19 pandemic here.
Black History Month: A Guide to Houston’s African American Landmarks
Black History in the Bayou City Jan. 31, 2021
Black history is layered throughout Houston you just have to be open to exploring. In a city lauded for its cultural diversity, it should come as no surprise that Houston neighborhoods provide storied pockets that explore African American’s plight, perseverance, and progression throughout history. From green spaces rooted in Emancipation celebrations to arts venues that fostered sounds of soul, these nine Houston African American landmarks are a must-visit during Black History Month and beyond.
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