Imagine cool nights, warm fires, twinkling lights, and a cup of cocoa in hand. Candlelight Tour is set for Saturday and Sunday, December 12 & 13, 2015. Through entertainment, skits, and tours, families will hear the stories of Houston's past. Guests will tour decorated buildings, interact with historic characters, participate in children’s activities in Santa’s Workshop, and learn about Houston’s early residents, cultures, and customs. The Holiday Art Market will expand to include holiday themed items for your shopping enjoyment. Choirs and musicians will perform throughout the park. The Holiday Art Market opens at 4 p.m. each day and tours of the historic buildings begins at 5 p.m. For tickets, call 713-655-1912 or click below. Ticket prices increase at the gate to adults $15, seniors $12, students (6-18) $8, kids (5 & under are free). Parking available for $10 cash at Heritage Clay Street Garage, 1200 Bagby St. Enter garage at Clay St. Service animals only, please.
Calendar List of Events & Current Exhibits
Exhibit: Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo History Exhibit
Exhibit: UH Latino cARTographies Interactive Board Exhibit
New Exhibit: The Karakawa: An Enduring Culture of Texas
Visit Houston Elevated Black History Tour Saturday, November 23 - Thanksgiving Special! $5 Off
Mayor's Thanksgiving Parade Thursday, November 28
Annual Candlelight & Carols Tours Friday, December 6
Holiday Market by Bayou City Hangouts (Free to the public) Friday, December 6
Annual Candlelight & Carols Tours Saturday, December 7
Holiday Market by Bayou City Hangouts (Free to the public) Saturday, December 7
History on Tap: Galveston Pirate Lafitte by Professor Hank Deslaurier Tuesday, December 10
Visit Houston Elevated Black History Tour Saturday, December 14
Watch Night Experience Black History Tour with Actors Saturday, December 28
Watch Night Experience Black History Tour with Actors Tuesday, December 31
Made Possible By: The Heritage Society’s exhibits, tours, events, and programs are funded in part by a grant from the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance. Funding for these grants has been provided by Humanities Texas and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the federal ARP Act.