If you’re planning a trip to Houston, Texas, you must check out all the different theater options you’ll have. Houston is known for its dramatic and theatrical flair and in fact, the whole entire Houston Theater District is dedicated to promoting and supporting the brilliant arts that lie within this beautiful city. It is here that you can find some of the world’s finest ballet, opera, or just about any other type of live show that you could imagine!

The Alley Theater has been a favorite among city residents and visitors both for the past fifteen years. It’s also the winner of a prestigious Tony award and so, well worth a stop if you’re a theater buff on their way to Houston. The Country Playhouse Theater is a little older, dating back to the 1950s and houses two different stages. The main stage features contemporary shows such as Cabaret and Streetcar Named Desire while the secondary stage, called the Black Box, features funkier live shows. One can’t talk about the theater in Houston without mentioning the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts. The elegance and beauty of the building will impress you even before you step inside to the world of grandeur and enjoy things such as the Houston Chamber Orchestra, Broadway shows, classical music, and even more.

It’s true that all of these wonderful theaters and even more are packed into Houston’s bustling downtown scene. But Houston’s a big city and getting around to even just these theaters might require some transportation. While you’re in Houston, check out the many car sharing services that are available. Car sharing is a much cheaper and much more flexible option to renting a car and can be just the thing when

The next time you travel to Houston, do something different. Instead of visiting the same attractions over and over again, step off the beaten path and check out some of the lesser known gems in the Houston area. Start by visiting the folk art buildings such as the beer can house or visit the ArtCar Museum. The ArtCar Museum is a is a divine display of Art Cars & Motorcycles and offers pictorial artwork as well.

Another eclectic museum in the Houston area is the national Museum of funeral history. This privately funded museum explores the rich cultural heritage of the funeral industry. Even with a wide array of hearses and caskets on display this museum is curiously entertaining.

If you prefer shopping instead of sightseeing, then don’t miss the wide variety of retailers in the Rice Village shopping center as well as the Montrose and Heights areas. These shopping Mecca’s also offer a plethora of dining and entertainment options. River Oaks and Rice cinemas offer art-house and retro fare screenings. Dean’s Credit Clothing is also a hip hangout for both shopping and nightlife.

No matter where you go in Houston, there is always something to do and see! However, it’s always wise to arrange transportation ahead of time to maximize your fun. Car sharing is a great option to consider. If you are planning to shop all day, why pay for a rental car that’s going to sit parked? Car sharing is not only affordable, it’s earth friendly too!

Texas is a wonderful state. There are many well known cities in Texas with a big variety between them. Each major city has a different culture and a different feel. Houston has clubs and the usual night entertainment but also has areas where you can go horseback riding and play polo. Trail Expeditions and Trails End Stables are both places you can go to ride horses and experience a calming, enjoyable afternoon in touch with nature. Houston Polo Club is a place where you can go to play polo, so if you like animals and sports you’ll love polo. Texas has nice warm climate, green grass most of the year, and beautiful sunshine to give you a glowing tan if you spend enough time in it. While in Houston, car sharing is the best way for a tourist to get around.

Are you a bowling fanatic? Armadilla Lanes on Fuqua Street is a fun place to take the kids and friends. Magical Ods game Room is a wonderful place to go play pool and other arcade games. Sailing would be an exciting activity while in Houston. If you’d like to try deep sea diving go to Oceanic Ventures in Houston. There you can take training classes on diving and learn about the diving equipment. One thing the whole family can participate in is laser tag. Laser tag is loads of fun. Laser Quest on Westheimer, Laserzone on Highway 6, Times Square Entertainment, and Zuma Funcenters are only some of the cool centers where you and your family can do laser tag in Houston while car sharing.