Man, I bookmarked Oyster Creek Park for many years. Today was my first time set foot in here. I…read moreneeded to get my daily steps in. So, I came with a friend with the same desire. The trail was paved but not always the same width. Some parts were narrower than others. I saw warning signs for the cyclists to give room for pedestrians. Oh, the restroom is on the right side of parking lot. There were many parking spots. Lucky us, we came here at sunset hour on a windy day. Not many park goers there. I would love to return on a sunny day in the summer.

The biggest park in Sugar Land has about three miles worth of trails. It's a nice place for a…read morestroll or a short run. The parking lot is small, so I bet it gets full during peak hours. They have clean restrooms with soap in the parking lot.

Mrs. Becky's is great! I was so sad when she had to move from the big building on Hwy 3 to the…read moreshipping containers right around the corner (behind the Citgo gas station on Deats) Their new address is 2801 Deats Rd. Mrs. Becky is usually always there and she is very nice and very helpful to answer all of your questions, as is the rest of her staff. When they were in the big warehouse on Hwy 3 I had a police officer asking me if I wanted something with more sparkle or more boom. I thought that was absolutely crazy because I've always thought of police officers as people that pull you over and confiscate fireworks. I haven't seen that police officer at the new building yet, but I'm sure he's still there on busy nights.

This has become my go-to for fireworks buys. The helpful staff spent time with me to help build a…read morepackage for my daughters that would be both be entertaining and not terrifying for their little ears. The show went off great where we only endangered the lives of a few people and threatened the structural integrity of but one home. My only complaint would be that my 6 year old now wants to see more of the bigger and louder fireworks. Highly recommend Mrs Becky's on account of the friendly staff, well stocked stand and transaction ease. Can't wait for them to open back for NYE!

The best family owned firework stand! very knowledgeable about the fireworks, great and friendly…read morehelp! I have been going here for over 15 years and wouldn't go anywhere else!!

Service and prices were Great . A lot of options to choose from . Will be a returning customer.read more

Family owned and friendly as can be. They have a party out there so you can stay and pop the…read morefireworks. Family friendly. I'll go nowhere else to buy my fireworks from here on out

Great customer service. I really didn't want anything to big for our little ones so they helped me…read moreget some cool one and of course some sparklers.

Friendly staff, great prices and easy to find what youre looking for! I have used HGF for July 4th…read moreand New Years celebrations- never disappointed the crowd! Our family trusts the quality here.

Love hate relationship with this place. Love all the goods, HUGE selection. I hate the small…read morefortune I end up spending every time I go in + the stink eye I get when my wife finds out.

We visited during Christmas time and the light display was very nice. Hubby played in a concert…read morewith the space city big band under the pavilion. I'm being bias; the music was great. Kept you in the Christmas spirit

Dropped my husband off at physical therapy on Bay Area and decided to go for a walk. Found this…read morecute little park with a short walking trail.

While the tree lighting ceremony on Post Oak boulevard has been going on for years, this was the…read morefirst time I've attended. The even had street vendors, entertainers, and lots of family fun. The festival had lights on the roof of buildings and a fun show on the stage. This was the debut of the "new" trees on post oak boulevard, and they did not disappoint. They were 20 feet tall and made of twisted stainless steel with 249 LED lights on different points of the "trees". They were a very a modern take on the "Christmas Tree" and they were beautiful. The trees and fireworks were meant to be lit at 7:00 P.M., it didn't exactly go as planned, but nobody seemed to mind. Once the firework display began, the crowd was amazed, including myself. The uptown post oak tree lighting event was a sight to see and I would highly recommend.

I took my Mother to the 2013 Uptown Houston Holiday Lighting. It was our first time, after living…read more33+ years in Houston... If you've lived in Houston at least 10 years, you should attend this annual event at least once. Pros: - There is lots of parking even if you don't arrive early. The flyer also has a map of the free parking areas. - The music is good. - There are some booths, one of which lets you throw a ball through some holes in the back and you could win t-shirts, stress balls, etc... - There are police directing the flow of traffic which made leaving the area smooth. - There are lots of food options (albeit mostly unhealthy carnival type food). - The other attendees are polite (We only saw one drunk guy helped by his friends. Alcohol was not available at the event so I'm not sure how that happened.) - There are lots of places to sit (e.g. along the curb, concrete garden walls of surrounding businesses, etc...) I brought a chair for my mother, though. - The terrific fireworks show at the end was choreographed to music. - The emcees did a good job entertaining. - It was held in a fun area so you could walk around if you were waiting for the fireworks. - Some booths sold hot chocolate for only $2 when the temperatures were in the low 50s. - The food was not overpriced (except that bbq food truck selling turkey legs for $10 each). Cons: - They advertised food trucks but other than a bbq one, they were mostly generic fair food tents serving turkey legs ($8!), hot dogs, corn dogs, nachos, fajitas, sandwiches, tortas, funnel cakes, etc... - Lots of vendors were selling flashing colorful light toys that may make parents buy junk for their kids, wasting money. - I didn't see any portable restrooms. - There were strobes flashing lights. - The diesel-fueled generators powering some of the food tents were really loud and smelly.