Recommended by Houston City Beat Community Connector John Simpson, Zube Park in Hockley offers miniature train rides, trails, playgrounds, a splash pad, and outdoor adventures for the whole family. This hidden Harris County gem is one of Greater Houston’s most unique parks.

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For a generation of Texans, Gilley’s wasn’t just a nightclub. It was a cultural phenomenon. For a generation of Texans, Gilley’s wasn’t just a nightclub. It was a cultural phenomenon.

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A group of 7th grade students from Katy ISD is taking on food waste by teaching families the truth about expiration dates and the simple habits that can reduce unnecessary waste at home. Their award-winning project, Food Waste Starts With the Date, is now headed to Destination Imagination Global Finals in Kansas City.

What looks like paranormal activity inside your home could actually be a warning sign of negative air pressure and hidden humidity problems. In this Houston City Beat interview, Neptune Mold Solutions explains how Houston’s climate, HVAC systems, and ventilation issues can quietly contribute to mold growth inside homes.

Houston filmmaker Seamus Moran is bringing Houston’s underground creative scene to life through independent films, experimental documentaries, and a new horror-inspired concept series. From locally produced mafia movies to a four-part documentary exploring tarot cards, playing cards, trading cards, and immigration stories, Moran’s latest projects spotlight the artists, students, and storytellers shaping Houston’s evolving film culture.