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Festivities Include a Lion Dance, Food Trucks, and Face Painting WHO: R. Jack Cagle, Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner WHEN: 10 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 10 WHAT: Groundbreaking ceremony for an Asian-style pavilion. WHERE: Arthur Storey Park, 7400 West Sam Houston Parkway S., Houston 77036 A traditional, Asian-style pavilion is coming to Precinct 4's Arthur Storey [...]
Vol. 3, Issue 21 - 09.02.22 Dear District F, I can't believe summer is over. As we get ready to embrace the fall and a much-needed pause over an extended weekend, I want to bring your attention to a few significant constituent updates: 1/ On Wednesday, during the city council, we had a long and robust discussion with [...]
Houston District Office - September 2022 Federal Resources Small Businesses Should Know Series: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Tuesday, September 6 | 10:00am CDT | REGISTER Join us to learn about the USDA lending products and small business resources that can help your rural business! This event will discuss the OneRD Guarantee Loan Initiative and the Food Supply [...]
To offer relief during the pandemic, we are providing free groceries to those in need in our community.
Lion dancing, food trucks, face painting, kids crafts
Please join us to engage, interact, and answer any questions you may have.
Free Programs & Services offered by India House
To offer relief during the pandemic, we are providing free groceries to those in need in our community.
Drawing hundreds of officers from across the nation, the National Asian Peace Officers’ Association symposium is taking place downtown through Thursday, Aug. 11, with free public access to its exposition and job fair at the Marriott Marquis Hotel at 1777 Walker Street. The public is also welcome to attend, at no cost, these sessions on Thursday at [...]
The International District was pleased to help underwrite today's Vietnamese Culture and Science Association event honoring the many Vietnamese-American students who graduated this year as valedictorians or salutatorians of their Houston-area high schools.
