Such an amazing, diverse group of artists here! Many different kinds of painters, jewelers,…read morephotographers, and much more. Artists usually open their studios on the Second Saturday of every month from 12pm-5pm, and there are also exhibits on view to the public in the galleries and hallways for free every Monday through Saturday from 9am-5pm. Plus, many artists work with their doors open and invite the public in during the week and on weekends. It's absolutely worth stopping by to check this place out!

A great place to buy art from local artists!read more

This place is very inconspicuous but it's definitely more than meets the eye. Thank God for my Waze…read moreapp because without it I would have not found this place at all. It is in the middle of a neighborhood, across from Sherman Elementary school. The school is definitely the best landmark to help someone who is not familiar with the neighborhood find this place. The facility has no parking lot, so be careful when parking along the street. From what I could tell, the venue does not offer catering services. However, the host of today's art show brought refreshments. It is definitely a no frills sort of place. But it is just as its name says, a warehouse type of venue. Although not a high-end place, it definitely serves it's purpose.

Awesome studio just north of Saint Arnold's brewery between 59 and 45 next to Sherman Elementary…read more I've been to so many studios in and around houston and this one is great!! Great owners and smoothly run with lots of character. Help add an interesting twist to my pictures.

Excellent facility. The Managment was very cordial and professional. I received what I needed and…read moremore. Much success

"We Love WiCo" A phrase I hear often when I'm at WiCoWork!…read more Houston definitely needs more places like this! As an entrepreneur, I find this space to be a great motivation and a wonderful change of scene from working at home (where I am almost never as productive), or from the boring 777 office buildings (where, frankly, the people aren't as cool). The awesome, completely renovated house- turned shared office space, is beautifully decorated, and is full of character. The staff actually encourage a TRUE co-working atmosphere with weekly happy hours (yup!), seminars, and sometimes free lunch! I searched this city high & low- looking for a centrally located office space... Regis, Level, Start, Boxer... but THIS place stole my heart! From the time I walked in I felt like part of the family! Plus the prices and the authentic (freshly brewed) Columbian coffee are both AMAZING. In fact, the prices are so reasonable, that I even purchased memberships for a couple of my part-time employees! I've met and networked with some of the members at WiCo and the variety is impressive, there is an expert, or young professional around every corner to help boost your brain, encourage you to work harder, or who simply provide a service that could truly catapult your company. Attorneys, graphic artists, marketing gurus, career coaches, real estate mongols, PR pros, foreign language tutors... you name it... I even met a guy there who is a designing video games geared specifically for children fighting cancer! Um... How awesome is that?! All in all, this place is unparalleled in style, price, positive energy, culture, comfort, (free) parking, and community involvement. Whether you're looking for a place to get inspired, a central meeting space so your clients don't have to trek to your (out-of town) office in Katy or The Woodlands (haha!!), or if you're just there for the free seminars and ridiculously attractive people... WiCo is the way to go!

HUB HTX is an excellent place to work, whether full-time, part-time, or somewhere in between…read more They're super flexible and very friendly. The aesthetics are great (no "virtual background" needed for video calls) and the environment is comfortable. It's always well-stocked with amenities and kept very clean. I searched long and hard to find a co-working space and this easily topped the list when combining my top priorities: location, environment, flexibility, and price.

I love this place. They have a souped up espresso machine that makes high quality coffee and a full…read morekitchen, the space is comfortable, the people who work there are friendly. A great space to work.

I'm still riding an intellectual high after tonight's conversation on Sinners, hosted by The…read moreReading Room HTX and its incredible founder, Amarie, and her collaborator, Zharah. The way they bring community together through our shared love and curiosity for art, music, film, and literature is truly something to be studied. Sanman Studios (See a Need, Meet a Need), where the event was held, continues to be a hub of creativity. It takes pride in supporting an ecosystem of artists and folks who are genuinely enthusiastic about the arts; and that's exactly what it delivered tonight. The open, spacious studio was filled with unique art pieces and held space for thoughtful dialogue. It's also home to The Reading Room HTX, which houses an amazing selection of Black literature. I absolutely love coming here, time and time again. The programming is always fresh and intentional, the people are warm and welcoming, and you're guaranteed to walk away having learned something, been inspired by something you saw or heard, or even surprised yourself with something you said.

A friend of mine rented this space out for an art related fund raiser. There are restroom for…read morepeople to use inside and a kitchen for food prepping. The space is big and can accommodate lots of people and good amount of parking space here. There is a ramp further down from the door so it is handicap accessible. It is a good central location as it is close to downtown.

We rented out this venue for a workshop that we hosted and it was the perfect space! We had a…read moresmaller class but the space is so customizable that we were able to make it feel really intimate. The booking, entering and leaving process was super smooth. I would definitely book with this venue again! It's also the perfect location and has private parking.

From the owner: We offer studio and event space for artists and creative people. We have a great location in the…read moreMuseum District, right off the Main Street exit on the I-69, it's a 3700 sqf space, with two bathrooms, concrete floors, 14 ft ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, beautiful exposed brick and free parking. We can host many types of events, just let us know how we can help you.

Went to improv show on 7/21/12…read more Close and intimate setting. Free parking. Nice midtown location. Cool art on building Exterior. $3 local draft beer (one keg of a local choice). I had to leave half way thru because I was sweating. It was hot. They host various show types and I'll give it another try when the weather is cooler.

The Midtown Art Center, located right across from the HCC downtown campus, boasts a well-maintained…read moreblackbox theater with several rows of not-too-rickety stadium-style seats. The lighting and sound equipment are decent. There's a small parking lot off of Holman, or metered parking on La Branch. The offices upstairs are home to an ever-changing mix of community organizations and recording studios. Rentals seem to be pretty inexpensive; details are on the website./ Technically, "[t]he Midtown Art Center is a 501(c)(3), not-for profit community supported cultural arts organization. Midtown enriches the neighborhood and the city with vitality of artistic and cultural expression by offering visual and performing exhibitions at Midtown Art Center and in Houston." They hold dance classes and other arts classes from time to time; just call them for the schedule.

We booked the studio for my daughter's first birthday pictures. Less than an hr before our booking…read moretime (11:30) on a Saturday, we received a call that my reservation would have to be cancelled due to some water leaking into the building from the rain the night before. I was devastated of course. What's worst is the way the situation was handled by Douglas. Although he was not rude, he did nearly nothing to help us. I feel in that type of situation, you would go out of your way to help find another studio. Instead, he sent the photographer a list of 10 studios. (Mind you, I can pull up a list on Yelp just as easily.) My poor husband and brother dealt with my panic but luckily another studio (not on Douglas' list) came through. To top it all off, I was told via text that our deposit would be returned by end of business day on 9/9. It is 10/1 and we are just now receiving our deposit back. While the studio looks nice and the booking process was simple, I guess be cautious if Houston is going to be having any type of rain or inclement weather. Have a backup plan with this studio especially if you have a special event/time you are trying to capture. The customer service was subpar.

Doug was fantastic, he helped carry my equipment in during turbulent weather, and also assisted in…read moremy setup when he realized I was a one-man crew. I did not expect his help and generosity. He even was generous enough to walk me through his favorite lighting techniques for the studio set up. The "modern room" is wide, open-spaced, and provides ample room for video. The amenities at the Houston Rental Studio are superb.

Great place to spend the day. Lots of artists and their creations. It's very tranquil and peaceful…read more Today there were not many people so we got to spend as much time at each creation as we wanted, without feeling rushed. The was a wide variety of art on display. Each piece was unique and the prices ranged in value. Although we didn't buy anything, it was a fantastic day.

I had the opportunity to attend the 2025 Tastemaker Awards at Silver Street Studios because one of…read morethe nominees invited me as his plus one. I had been in this area because I live nearby and have been to events around the studios but not inside. It was nice to see that there was parking. The room itself is an open space, which makes it great to decorate or set it up any way you like. At this food awards event, each restaurant and coffee shop were aligned along both sides with their respective booths. Each place had prepared at least 1000 bites/beverages or more for all the guests. It's a foodie lover's dream. You had to wait in some long lines, but most of the production went by quickly because the restaurants had prepped and had a team of at least 2-4 people. It was nice to see a lot of places I've been to or ones that I want to try. I walked around and tried at least 10 of the 22 booths for food and drink. Some ran out of forks. VIP has a small space up front near the door and get to enter at 6 pm while general admission enters at 7 pm. The event ended around 9-9:30 pm. If I go again next year, I'll purchase tickets and bring a friend. Divide and conquer. Lol. It was hard to do because the nominee who invited me had to work at his restaurant's booth. It was really cool to see Chris Shepherd from Eat Like A Local announce the nominees and awards and talk about his Southern Smoke Foundation which benefits those in the industry with mental health and hardship. It'll be nice to see other events in this studio space.

Great new office space that's close to everything. Dominique has been great. Anytime I need…read moreanything she takes care of it in a timely manner.

From the owner: Urban Office is a modern, flexible office space concept where members have their own private office…read morewith shared amenities. Location, affordability, modern design, and convenience all come together to provide the Urban Office Lifestyle as these offices are located within walking distance to some of the city's top restaurants, bars, and retail.