Date: Wednesday, August 28, 2024 Time: 6:00-8:00 pm Location: BakerRipley Ripley House (4414 Navigation Blvd) Buffalo Bayou Partnership is Branching Out along Buffalo Bayou East! We’re looking forward to this presentation which will provide more information about the exciting new developments along the banks of Buffalo Bayou east of downtown as we realize the Buffalo […]
Join us every Saturday in June through August for "Ask the Expert" and dive into the wondrous world of butterflies and other pollinators during our Summer Species series. Find out why these tiny creatures are essential for keeping our environment healthy, helping plants grow, and making sure we have food. Get tips on protecting them, […]
Escape within the heart of the city and glide along Buffalo Bayou. From the waterway, look for wildlife and unique views of Houston's skyline.
Escape within the heart of the city and glide along Buffalo Bayou. From the waterway, look for wildlife and unique views of Houston's skyline.
Date: Saturday, September 21 Time: 11am - 2pm Location: Japhet Creek Park (4600 Clinton Dr) Join us for an opening celebration for Japhet Creek Park! We're inviting the community to the newly completed neighborhood park on Japhet Creek, a historic Buffalo Bayou tributary in Houston's Fifth Ward. Bring your lawn chairs, picnic blankets, and family and […]
Explore the unique bridges and infrastructure of the Bayou City from the waters of Buffalo Bayou.
Date: Saturday, October 5 Time: 10am-1pm Location: Lockwood on Buffalo Bayou (733 N Drennan St) Join us to celebrate the completion of Lockwood on Buffalo Bayou, a new affordable housing development nestled within green space in the vibrant East End community. This community celebration will feature a ribbon cutting and remarks from: Gaynell Floyd Drexler, Buffalo […]
Escape within the heart of the city and glide along Buffalo Bayou. From the waterway, look for wildlife and unique views of Houston's skyline.
The Port to Port History Tour is a cruise east of downtown on Buffalo Bayou from Allen’s Landing to the Port of Houston Turning Basin. In 1914 with the opening of the Houston Ship Channel and the modern Port of Houston, the section of Buffalo Bayou from the port’s turning basin to the foot of Main Street (now known as Allen’s Landing) was called the upper channel. Join bayou guide Andrew Groocock on a historical tour of the upper channel of Buffalo Bayou focusing on the historic significance of this industrial stretch and Houston, as you cruise the approximately seven miles from the old port of Houston to the new port of Houston.
Escape within the heart of the city and glide along Buffalo Bayou. From the waterway, look for wildlife and unique views of Houston's skyline.
