It’s spring and we are gearing up for the debut of Buffalo Bayou Park! Buffalo Bayou Park’s grand opening celebration has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 3, 2015. See details for this daylong celebration here. For reporters, writers, bloggers and members of the media looking for information about the park’s completion, here are a few handy… Read more »

Have you seen the giant red mug rolling around Houston? Mobile Mug is the latest creation from Clark Cooper Concepts – future operators of Buffalo Bayou Park’s The Dunlavy private event space and Grab and Go service at Buffalo Bayou Park’s Lost Lake – that serves fresh roasted illy® coffee and made-from-scratch cinnamon rolls daily…. Read more »

As you shop for friends and loved ones this holiday season, we hope you’ll consider these bayou-themed gift ideas. Buy with cheer knowing your purchase supports Buffalo Bayou Partnership. The outdoorsperson in your life will enjoy Buffalo Bayou-themed bike bells and visors. Animal lovers can purchase Buffalo Bayou Partnership pop-up water bowls and dog leashes…. Read more »

The countdown to the Johnny Steele Dog Park Grand Opening has begun! Though the dog park won’t officially open until January 17, 2015, we want to see your dog’s holiday style! Share photos of your dog’s holiday sweater and tag it #BBPDogPark for a chance to win an Addie Brands dog bed and dog tag… Read more »

Will flooding wash away any of the new landscaping, lighting and features from the park? – Tyler, park user No. All elements added to the park including plants, vegetation, lighting and construction enhancements have been selected because they are able to withstand periods of time submerged by water, as demonstrated by earlier Buffalo Bayou Partnership… Read more »

Clark Cooper Concepts and Buffalo Bayou Partnership Plan Private Event Space and Grab and Go Service Clark Cooper Concepts and Buffalo Bayou Partnership have announced plans to develop a multi-purpose private event space in Houston. The Dunlavy, overlooking the banks of Buffalo Bayou and Lost Lake, will be a private event and dining space, showcasing… Read more »

Prominently located at the base of the bayou’s Rosemont Bridge (Allen Parkway and Montrose Boulevard) sit Spanish artist Jaume Plensa’s Tolerance sculptures. Representing the world’s seven continents, each 10-foot tall stainless steel figure is composed of multi-lingual melded letters. The artwork, commissioned by the Houston Arts Alliance, symbolizes the movement of new people and ideas… Read more »