Midtown Park — Attraction in Houston

A quiet, almost serene place with an open stage to host events. I just needed a public restroom where I didn't have to purchase anything to qualify as a customer. Low funds and I had to last another day. We got bologna and cheese and bread a couple of sodas and had a picnic in the middle of the stage. Nobody bothered us I had just let the guy at the internatonal hostel, a short hop on Metro rail from downtown to the museum district. The park is a short ride down the train to near the Randall's downtown a two block stroll to relief and demolish of the picnic supplies I had enough to eat a couple of sandwiches on the train home to Louisiana. Don't assume anything about Amtrak's prices . Ask the cost before you get two Coca-Cola's for $5. Oh yeah, the park. Convenient and affordable parking is located in an underground garage beneath the park. Pedestrian exit is a part of the stage. A fantastic glass and steel weather cover over the stairs complements the stage like a clear support for the covering the entrance and keeping one of Houston's floods from entering by opening. Even though Houston is built around a bayou and the land is a little moist on a good day. Advances in submarine doors, of all things, but a natural fit in a basement built in spite of the soil having a high percentage of water, keeps underground Houston dry in all but the severest of storms. We were in the medical center during a tropical storm my mother, God bless her, walked across the street in water up to her neck in the middle of the street to buy me yarn and crochet hooks to keep my hyperactive, with a cast on my foot, 5 year old, spoiled rotten, intelligent mind from driving her crazy if I wasn't occupied with an activity that didn't require legs. 6 weeks is forever when you're 5 with nothing to do but roam the halls of the hospital in a wheelchair, being a nuisance to the nurses asking questions and finding other kids to get in trouble with. We actually left the hospital without telling anyone and spent the day wandering around the zoo. The police had been called because I watched the time and knew when it was due and nobody could convince me that the pain wouldn't return if someone needed the nurses attention more than a hyper spoiled 5 year old who could read, tell time and gave a red crocheted Rose to every nurse that entered my room for whatever reason they felt that if you came to visit for just a few minutes and made a little boy happy. You were a member of the club and my mother wasn't needed to keep me occupied and less likely to explore the other floors looking for some kiss to play with.

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The future Midtown Park is currently home to the largest outdoor mural in the city of Houston's history. The 4,128 sq.ft. "Love you" Midtown Mural was commissioned in April 2013 by the Midtown Cultural Arts and Entertainment District to celebrate the designation awarded by the State of Texas Commission on the Arts. The mural was designed and painted by the team of Eyeful Art Murals and Designs: Sebastien "Mr. D" Boileau, Parisian artist "Serty KCA", and Alex "ZU" Arzu. The mural took approximately 7 days to paint. 275 cans of Ironlak spray paint, 70 gallons of wall paint, boom lifts, supplies, and building new painting tools large enough for the wall were all a part of the project. The temporary public art exhibition is on the site of a park space that will be THE destination for this...

Cool park in the middle of an interesting area. I had pho across the street which was so good I gave this park an extra star. There was a weird tweaker in this park that accused me of stealing his keys. I said I hadn't (obviously) and he asked if I promised (weird) and I said I didn't steal the keys and he said "so you don't promise". Luckily I'm a big guy so big druggos like this dont mess with me too much but he really freaked out my wife. There was a security guard there that looked me up and down(like I was a problem) then proceeded to talk to the tweaker for a long while, like a friend. I came back about 30 min later to get my car and the tweaker was still there and the security lady was also there not caring. It really left a bad taste in my mouth after having a good time in...