Scenic Houston

10/19/2026

In 1917, Houstonians came together to raise funds for the Sam Houston Monument. More than 100 years later, this iconic sculpture still stands proudly in Hermann Park showing Houston's commitment to creating and preserving beautiful public spaces continues. 💚

10/16/2026

We’re proud to share this special tribute honoring Steve Alvis, our 2026 Scenic Visionary, for his contributions to our great city. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for our Annual Scenic Dinner on Oct 7 where this video debuted. Your support helped make the evening memorable! ❤️

Steve Alvis: Building Places That Bring Communities Together What makes a place memorable? Often, it is the care taken long before anyone arrives: the decision to preserve a tree, create a place to gather, or plan for what a growing community will need years from now. These choices shape how a place...

10/15/2026

Houston’s East End is known for its vibrant murals and public art, but did you know Second Ward became a cultural and political heart of Houston’s Hispanic community? Today, that heritage remains visible throughout the neighborhood.

10/15/2026

Fall is a beautiful time to explore Houston Botanic Garden, where gardens, native ecosystems, walking trails, and Sims Bayou come together. Sometimes the best way to appreciate Houston’s scenic beauty is simply to slow down and take a walk. 🍂

10/13/2026

Scenic Houston is seeking nominations for individuals and groups improving Houston’s public spaces and visual environment. From beautification projects to tree planting and community advocacy, we want to recognize those making Houston more beautiful and livable.

💚 Know a Scenic Citizen? Nominate them today!

10/12/2026

A Houston landmark with deep roots: Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church opened in 1912 as Houston’s first parish established specifically for the Spanish-speaking community. More than a century later, it remains an important part of the East End’s story.

10/09/2026

Houston’s Second Ward became a center of Hispanic culture in the early 20th century and is often known as “Segundo Barrio.” Today, its vibrant streets, historic buildings, and public spaces continue to reflect that rich heritage.

10/06/2026

One day to go! We’re getting ready to celebrate Steve Alvis at the 2026 Scenic Dinner and we couldn’t do it without our incredible sponsors. Thank you for investing in Scenic Houston and helping us create a more beautiful, livable Houston. We can’t wait to celebrate with you tomorrow!

10/05/2026

A special thank you Levcor for their generous support of our Annual Scenic Dinner on Oct. 7th where we will honor Steve Alvis as our 2026 Scenic Visionary. Tickets are available now. Visit scenichouston.org for tickets and event details. .

10/05/2026

A special thank you to Unicorn Service Solutions and Klein Builders for their generous support of our Annual Scenic Dinner on Oct. 7th where we will honor Steve Alvis as our 2026 Scenic Visionary. Visit scenichouston.org for more info.