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Visit the quaint and nostalgic side of Houston located in Sam Houston Park, where The Heritage Society maintains an enclave of historic homes and a museum open to the public. Historic structures, preserved from the early 1800s and the turn-of-the century, include the Kellum-Noble House, Nichols-Rice-Cherry House, San Felipe Cottage, Pillot House, St. John Church, Old Place, Staiti House, Yates House, Fourth Ward Cottage, and the Baker Family Playhouse. Choose from a variety of tours, take a stroll through Sam Houston Park, or take home a souvenir of Houston history from the gift shop.

The National Museum of Funeral History provides a unique experience. Where else would you be able to view the embalming machine used to embalm President Truman?  Here's your opportunity to discover America’s largest collection of authentic, historical funeral service items and learn about caskets, coffins, and hearses through history, plus the funerals of Presidents, Popes, celebrities and more. Witness the cultural heritage of the funeral service industry. Remember to visit the Museum's gift shop and choose from one-of-a-kind trinkets and treasures. 

Enjoy a great meal seven days a week at Saint Arnold Brewing Company's Beer Garden & Restaurant. When you're done, take a tasting tour of Texas' oldest craft brewery. Their small crew does everything at the brewery: brew the beer, filter the beer, keg the beer, bottle the beer, sell the beer and drink the beer. For them, that is a passion, not a job, and they believe that it shows through in the beers they make, because their beers have soul.

Get your motor runnin' at the Houston Art Car Parade every May, a showcase of real working cars artfully reinterpreted and decorated by avant-garde artists. Dan Aykroyd served as the Grand Marshall for the 2010 parade that featured more than 250 cars.