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What rhymes with orange? Like the word, the Orange Show Monument is truly one of a kind. The folk-art piece of sculptural mazes and rooms was built single-handedly from 1956 until 1979 by Houston postal worker Jefferson Davis McKissack.

If you covet designer accessories without the high price tag, then pay a visit to Harwin Central Mart. The cluster of shops are owned by individuals who love to haggle over price. While you're shopping, you're sure to find a bargain as long as you're persistent.

Slither on over to Repticon Houston, a reptile event with vendors offering pets, supplies, feeders, cages, and merchandise as well as live reptiles and amphibians that you can touch and hold. You'll find some of the most exquisite snakes, turtles, geckos, lizards and iguanas all in one place, some for show and many for sale. A place to see animals you may never have seen before, and guaranteed to be exciting, educational, and family‑oriented fun for everyone. Traditionally held three times a year at the Pasadena Convention Center, the event offers live animal seminars, frequent free raffles for many coveted prizes, and plenty of things for the kids to enjoy and learn. SSSSSSSSSSSensational!

Explore the adventurous exhibits at the Downtown Aquarium, featuring interactive displays with themes like the Louisiana Swamp, Shipwreck, Rainforest and Sunken Temple.