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Houston Dances, Skates, Rolls, and Scoots Through Sunday Streets in the Heights

March 25, 2019 10:02AM

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Doogie Roux
Cigna Sunday Streets made its 2019 debut in the Heights. A 0.6 mile section of West 19th and North Shepherd and Yale was closed to automobile traffic.The free, family-friendly event presented an opportunity to be physically active and enjoy active transportation, as well as connect with neighbors in the community. (Photos by Doogie Roux)

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