Old Town Harrisburg

Old Town Harrisburg—also known as "Houston's Little Mexico"—is a neighborhood full of culture and history that offers a unique experience in the heart of Houston with Mexican soul and multicultural entertainment. It has several shops with arts and crafts, Garibaldi‘s Plaza, where mariachis and other artists perform regularly, pop-up tents, an indoor market, a Mexican pizzeria, and a unique coffee shop. The little white chapel is a ceremony venue for small weddings, and the new Marbella Banquet Hall is fully customizable for private events.

The most famous attraction is an alleyway painted in pink, known as El Callejón del Beso (The Alley of the Kiss), where two balconies are set inches apart so that a couple can kiss. Old Town Harrisburg's Callejón del Beso is inspired by the original one in Guanajuato, Mexico.

Expect regular events year-round, including art and craft exhibitions, live music, and dance shows. Their annual festival, which celebrates Frida Kahlo, offers activities and entertainment for all ages and attracts large crowds.