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East End Studio Gallery
708 Telephone Road Houston, TX 77023
713-363-0054
http://www.eestudiogallery.com
Edythe Bates Old Recital Hall and Organ
1892 Polk St. Houston, TX 77003
713-348-4854
http://www.ruf.rice.edu
El Dorado Ballroom
2301 Elgin Ave. Houston, TX 77004
713-526-7662
From the depression era until about 1970, the Eldorado was the city's top upscale blues and jazz club. A roll call of the greats that have played there is endless - suffice to say that on one long weekend in the 1950s, Guitar Slim, Etta James, Clifton Chenier, Jimmie Reed and Charles Brown all played at "the home of happy feet." (Reed, James and Chenier on the same bill!) Desegregation spelled the club's doom, as well as that of most of the rest of the once-thriving black-owned businesses on nearby Dowling Street - the happy feet found other homes. Until 2003, when the artists of nearby Project Row Houses reopened the club. Now a historical landmark, today the club is open on special occasions. More >>
Eleanor Tinsley Park
150 Sabine St. Houston, TX 77007
713-247-3500
As Wayne Coyne of renowned Oklahoma rock band The Flaming Lips once noted, Eleanor Tinsley Park operates as a “natural amphitheater.” Even in the blistering heat of summer, few things are cooler than listening to a fabulous band while sprawled out on Tinsley’s large grassy hill, as the Houston skyline acts as a stunning backdrop. Formerly known as Buffalo Bayou Park, Tinsley is swarmed by tens of thousands of Houstonians and out-of-towners each year for the annual Free Press Summer Fest and a variety of other festivals, including the city’s annual Fourth of July fireworks show. More >>
Ensemble Theatre
3535 Main St. Houston, TX 77002
713-520-0055
http://www.ensemblehouston.org
ETC/East End Theater Co
2317 Ships Mechanic Row, Galveston Galveston, TX 77550
409-762-3556
Express Children's Theatre
446 NW Mall Houston, TX 77092
713-682-5044
http://www.expresstheatre.com