Now, Walk It Out

Downtown, walk it out.
Blue Bayou, walk it out.
Archies, walk it out.
AIA, walk it out.

Yeah, we can't get that song out of our head either. Thankfully, we actually have a chance to walk it out.

This Saturday morning, as you are peeling those false eyelashes off, and trying to remember exactly which cups had the acid (red or blue?) from the Halloween party the night before, don't forget about your chance to explore a piece of Houston's history and architecture with the Architecture Center Houston (ArCH). In with the cooperation of Buffalo
Bayou Partnership ArCH invites you to a stroll along Buffalo Bayou Parkway for
an overview of downtown Houston’s history and architecture from it’s
beginnings in 1836 to the efforts to revitalize the central city today.

ArCH docents will lead you on this 2 hour architectural tour every First Saturday of the month – 10am - noon, weather permitting. Reservations are not required but appreciated. There is a 20 person limit. You can check the website at www.aiahouston.org for cancellations due to weather.

Architecture Center Houston
315 Capitol Street, Suite 120
Cost: $15
$10 for AIA Houston, ArchiTypes and Bayou Buddies members
Cash/check only at the door, credit card purchases must be made in advance.
Parking: Theater District and Hobby Center parking garages recommended due to
2 hour limited street parking.

About Architecture Center
Architecture Center Houston (ArCH) houses offices of the American Institute of Architecture,
Houston Chapter, the Houston Architecture Foundation, a gallery for rotating architecture related exhibitions, meeting rooms, and a terrace overlooking Buffalo Bayou. ArCH aims to promote awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the ways in which architecture and urban design influence and enhance the quality of life in our community. For general inquiries, please call 713.520.0155, or visit www.aiahouston.org online.

About Buffalo Bayou Partnership
The Buffalo Bayou Partnership is a nonprofit organization that oversees Buffalo Bayou improvements. The Partnership coordinates the integration of major amenities into the Bayou
greenbelt and seeks ways to increase community involvement through pedestrian, boating and biking amenities, permanent and temporary art installations, and other natural and built attractions. For general inquiries, please call 713.752.0314, or visit the Partnership online at
www.buffalobayou.org.