Lynn Wyatt Square for the Performing Arts — Attraction in Houston

Holiday Magic Nineth stop - Jingle Town: A delicate mini park located at the core of the theater district. Surrounded by symphony halls, opera houses, and other artistic theaters, it's imbued with a strong cultural and artistic atmosphere. In this small space, there are various pleasing and interactive art installations. Picture two shows a bright yellow swing that appears uniquely solitary against the backdrop of the night sky and lights. There also multiple tandem rocking chair with back-to-front seating, offering a fun experience of cooperation. From a distance, look like there are three musical instrument installations. Upon closer approach, one discovers handles - when turning, they play Christmas symphonies led by the respective instruments, enchanting and melodious, making one linger and forget to leave. Particularly, the large guitar doubles as a small slide, providing endless fun for children. It's said that Holiday Magic installed ten of these music boxes, looking forward to the next exploration...

Beautiful square in the heart of Downtown,Historic theatre district.very nice and amazing areas,The developers did a great job.amazing views.This place features musical boxes you turn to play melodies .Great for children and pets.Very accesible for everyone.This park venue is a must visit place during your stay in Houston. Great spot for meeting with friends,family.Chairs and tables to sit down and enjoy a lunch ,a good meal and look at the theatres and symphonic halls all around you.If you love taking pics and selfies this place is for you. Highly recommend to.visit. I know this place will become emblematic of...

What started out to be a good experience turned into a horrible one. We went to listen to a guitarist who was really good but when we needed to go to the bathroom and tried to go where it said Park restrooms I was chased by a security guard up the ramp and told I could not enter the building and go to the bathroom for some dumb reason? Apparently they have no restrooms here at this park and everybody just has to pee themselves. I would never go back here or suggest anyone ever come back to this...