The Boom Boom Room  2518 Yale St (Cross Street: 25th Street)  Casual wine bar in the North Heights area offers a casual atmosphere and tasty paninis. Bungalow Fitness is a local business that specializes in fitness instruction and wellness coaching.  Check out their web site for more information.

Telephone Museum 1714 Ashland St - The museum was started in 1966, in the basement of The Telephone Building , 3100 Main Street by the Telephone Company Pioneers. In 1991, the museum was relocated to 6500 West Loop South in Bellaire.  In October 1996, though Southwestern Bell (remember that name?) designated a portion of the second floor of their 1714 Ashland Street location as the new home of the Museum. The Pioneers all throughout have devoted countless hours of their time to unpacking, sorting, tagging and preparing the displays for public tours.  The museum contains telephones dating from 1876 to the present including unusual switchboards, like the Braille switchboard, once used by the Houston Lighthouse for the Blind, the ``beeping softballs'' for vision impaired baseball league players, tools, memorabilia, awards, plaques and other items associated with the location's Talking Book Repair and Eyeglass Center.

Opera in the Heights  1703 Heights Bvld - Opera in the Heights is a non-profit, professional, regional opera company serving the Greater Houston area with quality opera and concert performances in an intimate setting, at an affordable price. It is now in its tenth season.  Each season, the company presents four fully staged and costumed productions of traditional operas, performed in the original language with English surtitles and accompanied by orchestra

Quaker Meeting House  1318 West 26th Street - Live Oak Friends Meeting welcomes you to view the James Turrell Sky Space, Live Oak Friends Meetinghouse, 2000, each Friday evening beginning approximately 20 minutes before sunset.