Mr Larry Callie, former roper, country singer, and visionary of the first of its kind Black…read moreCowboy Museum in Rosenberg, TX. Congratulations are in order since he recently broke ground for a future newly constructed nearly $4 million 2 story museum on 1.5 acre development. It will replace the current 900 sq ft museum, finally, offering each relic its own unique feature space and guests undeniable convenience to explore. Mr Callies wasn't present during visit. He has written a book- "Here Comes Larry Callies "Stepping Out in Faith" and a coloring book-"The Black Cowboy Museum Coloring Book" museum tshirts were available. A docent led a brief discussion, then guests perused the room. Bill Pickett, invented the legendary steer wrestling technique called bulldogging. Nat Love, former slave, cowboy marksman, autobiography, "The Life and Adventures of Nat Love" detailed his story. I'm looking forward to visiting the modern new museum which will accommodate larger audiences, showcasing artifacts in a more streamlined format, and preserving the legendary tribute to Black Cowboys who faced intense racial discrimination and were largely omitted from media.

my family really enjoyed hearing the oral history of like Cowboys in the US I would highly…read morerecommend

This museum was not as interesting to me as its counterpart, The Museum of Southern History, but…read morethe full log cabin reconstruction was cool. The also have an extensive collection of dolls & miniature furniture.

This was my second visit, the first being three years ago when it opened. We had a wonderful guide,…read moreRoxie, who shared his knowledge and his passion for both Gandhi and peacemaking. The museum tells the story of Gandhi and his influence on other nonviolent change movements, and asks us to reflect on our own attitudes and beliefs. An important addition to Houston's museums. This was my second visit, the first being three years ago when it opened. We had a wonderful guide, Roxie, who shared his knowledge and his passion for both Gandhi and peacemaking. The museum tells the story of Gandhi and his influence on other nonviolent change movements, and asks us to reflect on our own attitudes and beliefs. An important addition to Houston's museums.

Visited the Eternal Gandhi Museum in Houston, Texas; the only one of its kind in the Western…read moreHemisphere to explore Gandhi's legacy and Indian heritage. Curious to connect it to my roots from Guyana (formerly known as British Guiana) in South America, where my ancestors were brought by the British from India . Felt rich in history. Left inspired by his message of peace, resilience, gentleness, and leadership. Definitely worth a visit.

Get the speed pass. Nice for a get out. Good rooms for haunts. The music is lively and the…read moreassociates try hard to lend you a great experience

Honestly, pretty underwhelming. There weren't enough scare actors inside the haunt rooms, and there…read morewas way too much dead space between scenes. Outside the houses, there weren't any roaming actors either, which is usually one of my favorite parts. The scariest things of the night ended up being the cockroaches flying around and landing on people. A few actors even warned us to watch out for copperheads and a rat... not exactly the spooky vibe I was hoping for. Overall, it was just meh more creepy crawlies than actual scares.

It was free! And a guide came to me. He showed me the museum. There were a lot of important…read moreexhibitions. I learned lots from the Independence war from Afghanistan war. I heard some of the stories of soldiers from Katy. I found a Japanese flag of World War 2. Please stop by!

Very cool veteran museum Today I stopped by for the first…read moretime and received a private tour from two Vietnam veterans. Tucked away in old Katy on George Bush drive. It takes about 20 minutes to see and hear everything. I recommend you to stop by!

Absolutely recommend this place if you are interested in learning about The Holy Bible journey…read more Amazing! We recently went with our Sunday school class and it was the most magnificent experience. We had an amazing tour guide Rebeca Heredia. She is fluent in English and Spanish and gives tours in either language or both. Highly recommend requesting her for your visit. The museum is free of cost and I recommend, if you can, to give an love offering to your guide and or museum as well. I learned so much and I felt that I need to go again to soak up more and more of the details. Will be back!

Great experience, very fun and informative. A must visit for anyone claiming affiliation to the…read moreChristian faith.

My friends and I talked about going to a haunted house all year and when October hit, our schedules…read morejust didn't align. Luckily, Creepy Hollow stays open a little after Halloween which worked out perfect for us! Creepy Hollow has been on my radar for awhile. I heard it was the scariest around so I had to check it out. I live in Pearland, so getting here was easy. I'm sure it's a drive for most people. We got there early so parking was a breeze, but they do have people directing traffic as it does get busy during the Halloween season. We came on a discount weekend so it was 5 dollars off the 40 dollar price rage. Kinda steep you say? I think it's fair since you get 3 attractions and entertainment all throughout the grounds. You can also pay extra for speed passes to skip lines. On top of that, you can also pay extra if you don't want the actors to touch you. Yes you read that right, they do touch. None of us paid for extras, and for the most part, the touching wasn't over the top. Some were a little much, but nothing inappropriate, just rough. The scare factor was definitely there in all the attractions. They did a great job with the set ups and themes of the different houses. I definitely had a few scream moments even though I was supposed to be protecting the gals. They also have shows, shops, entertainment and food throughout the property. Overall, my peeps and I had a blast and are planning on coming back next year for our spooky fix!

I'm giving this 5 stars because of the overall experience but disclaimer: I do not like to be…read morescared! I was tricked into this lol! First of all, it's more like a Haunted House theme park as there are three main attractions: Scare Factory, Pitch Black (clown themed), and Dark Woods Swamp. There is also food, a fire show and freak show, and and some other shows as well as shops where you can buy merch. We had a funnel cake that was probably one of the best I've ever had! There was also a mini dance room as well and random characters throughout the park whose goal was to put you on edge or simply make you gawk! I did zero research into this and thought it would just be a simple haunted house. I was very wrong! I can see why they call it the scariest in Texas as I thought the main attractions were well thought out with props, sounds, smells and of course the wonderful actors! One person in my party got abducted at one point! That really freaked me out lol. I recommend going early because the lines can get long. We were there for about 2.5 hours. Overall it was a great experience and well worth the price! Highly recommend if you actually want to be scared!

What a GREAT experience! The Rustic Brush is putting a new twist on the old and boring…read more"painting-and-BYOB" concept with an activity that is fun and innovative, involves you in the creative experience from start to finish, leaves you with a product you actually WANT to display in your home, and -MOST IMPORTANTLY- makes you feel like an independent-ass woman who don't need no man! For this activity, you're essentially creating a rustic art piece (choose from sign, doormat, or door hangar) with a stencil/graphic of your choosing. Prices differ depending on the the type and size of the piece of you want to do. Probably the most inviting and exciting part of this whole process is choosing your stencil/graphic... and ooooh baby, does TRB got you covered! Love-themed stencils, adventure/travel-themed stencils, religious-themed stencils, ones for pets, ones for every room in the house... you're bound to find something that calls to you! And if not, you can customize your own graphic for an extra fee. I love that TRB's website sorts everything out into categories, so it's a lot easier to spot something you like. Once you reserve your timeslot, choose your sign, size, and graphic, all you need to do is show up. A few gal-pals and I decided to do Sunday Funday at TRB's new location in Katy today and it was an AWESOME experience! We arrived with snacks 'n dranks (emphasis on the dranks) in tow, and found our materials and stencils prepared and ready for us. The staff members were great at walking us through the process and assisting us whenever we needed something. Unlike painting classes where you have to follow a guide, you can move at your own pace here; the staff will always be around if you get stuck. That said, BIG KUDOS to them for being so patient with us even though we kept scurrying off to eat and take shots in between brush strokes (we were being judged so hard by other patrons for this, haha!). After a few hours (mind you, we were a party of 5), our masterpieces were done. Each of us had signs varying in size, alignment, and colors; some of us did gradient/ombre effects; some threw glitter on it... I love how each piece came out completely original and unique! Overall, it was such a rewarding experience. In between the painting and hammering, you truly find your inner creative badass, and in the end, you get to bring home something original and 100% your own. Unlike painting classes where everyone creates the same boring picture that will probably end up collecting dust in someone's closet, this is a place I can totally see myself coming back to again and again to create unique pieces for my home. I'm already planning on bringing my hubby sometime soon so we can create something for our living room! Anyway... there you have it, folks - time to drop the painting brush and pick up the hammer!

Great experience! We had a wonderful time and all of our signs turned out great. I'm "craft…read morechallenged" and they made it so easy!