Project Row Houses Reviews

Clever use of these old "phone booths." Very informative and fun to use.

An important asset to the city and a great place to enjoy and learn.

Fantastic project, really powerful art installations, fun and edifying community events

I love THIRD WARD ! This preservational event/effort and this neighborhood are both monacres to never be forgotten !

I've been honoured to visit project row house twice.Great work as far as giving space to artist in the historic third ward

Loved visiting Project Row Houses! I went with a class from UH and love the work they are doing within the community. Rick Lowe is an awesome artist and great guy! All the staff were friendly and welcoming. They have rotations of events and exhibits up and the community of Third Ward is full of rich history!

Loved the place, very educational on the birth rate during delivery or getting the health needed for Africa America women, black women are less to get the health needed during pregnant or care than other race of women.

Came on Sunday, waited until 12:20 when the website said it would open at noon. Buildings were closed, nobody answered the phone. Waited 10 more minutes because we had been really excited. Still nobody. Anybody know why?

Amazing community projects, artist talks, workshops, and exhibition.

Project Row Houses is a hidden gem in third ward with many artistic offerings there are plenty of niche events and residential artist that walk through their doors every year.

Such a great learning experience! So much rich culture.

The art, the staff, the community. How lucky is Houston to be able to have Project Row Houses. You will not be disappointed.

Celebrating the health and wellness of women and children was informative.

Great free museums... some are strange, but they all make you think.

PRH is doing important, necessary work to preserve history and showcase art in Third Ward. Such a dynamic space that offers so many resources should be given more recognition.

It was ok I guess. I didn't understand all the hype because it was really lame. I guess im missing the big picture.

Loved how accessible all the information was. Contributors and staff was very professional and helpful.

A great example of reinvesting in undeserved communities to encourage opportunity and growth.

This is a great organization that does SO much for the community!! The people are kind and proactive.

A third ward must see. Love was put into this place

I don't understand the rave 4.8 review for this place.
I went there with my family, and
#1. It states that there would be 22 homes to look into. There were only 6 homes that were open, the rest were either closed because artist rent them out, and the other ones have actual occupants living in there so that was disappointing.
#2 I feel that the information presented wasn't clear only in two houses: the one house about community gentrification, and the one showing some staple areas in third ward like fast food restaurants, the other houses had scattered substance.
I personally think they could do WAY better, and open all 22 houses on one street instead of 5 on Elgin, and the rest at emancipation park, etc. , and have artist display in all the homes.
Not worth the visit.

A moving experience, I was surprised upon how I felt. .

What a fantastic concept and community treasure. The powerful art exhibit in each house was amazing.

Doing great work in the community! Showcasing artists from across the globe.

Contemporary art linked to the history of the emancipation era simply by the fact that the art is located in the row houses. Much of the art asks the viewer to make their own connection. If you haven't made the connection for yourself, Project Row Houses is a must visit.

It was excellent. The Project Row House highlights the critical yet often overlooked plight of those that bring forth life.
Its a community gem.

The people there are amazing. They not only teach you about current community problems, but they share with you their passion to do something about it. You definitely will not regret going. And if you are guided by Anderson, or anyone else for that matter, take the moment to know something about them. Because that's what he taught me: happiness comes from getting to know the people around you, if it's at least their favorite color, so you'll share their friendship, and their memory will not be forgotten.

I had no idea this art installation even existed until a few months ago. I decided to take my kids (even though they are a little young to understand the exhibits) I thought exposing them to some local art would be great and I am so glad we went! Creative & though-provoking. I was really impressed. The only downside is when we went (on a Thursday afternoon) a lot of the houses were closed or locked not sure why. We still enjoyed this local gem in 3rd Ward!

An inspirational expression of beauty in the third ward. Friendly people.

Shared a Black Artist experience with my daughter Jamie and her faculty from U of H. I really enjoyed it. Very different and enlighting

not sure how u could ever say a bad thing abt PRH. supporting and expressing the talent and work of our great city (and those outside of htx). try to never miss a round opening..the artist talks are well worth it.

Great learning experience it's nice to see that that still have them here in Houston

This neighborhood institution preserves and restores housing in one of Houston's oldest remaining traditionally black neighborhoods while simultaneously providing space for community events and building resources for community organizing

You have to see it to understand the culture and history behind many America's old times.

I never knew this was right in my hometown backyard. Wow

All must visit Row Houses has been modeled in places in many places around the world

Project Row Houses is an incredible organization doing innovative work in Houston's Third Ward.

Great art, great services to the community, great to be in service with the community!

Very interesting place. Lots of art by some amazing local artists, a must see while in houston

I 3rd ward house was awesome! The artist Marc Furi was there to greet us!

It was hot and we didn't get to go inside. It was ok.

When I was in Americorps I had the pleasure of touring Project Row Houses. I admire the mission and their hard work. They are beautiful pieces of art as well as architecture.

Some cool local artists and exhibits in gentrification in the third ward.

It is incredible how art and community are nested together, and I love seeing the different showings of art, community events, and engagement that happens here.

Several houses filled with provocative art and social messages in the Third Ward.

Nice staff that happily helped with the community distribution of concert tickets that were held at the Emancipation Park nearby.

The Project Row Houses In The Third Ward shows the culture of African Americans living in Houston. Places like the Project Row Houses that inform people about the current problems in the neighborhoods are a great way to find out the culture of an area because of the problems that they are facing. Historically, Project Row Houses has been a catalyst for transforming neighborhoods in the Third Ward to become a safer and better place to live through the art and celebration of African American culture and history.
The characteristics that make up the Project Row Houses and the African American community are the community coming together to help each other, and teaching both themselves and others about their culture and what they stand for. This culture is unique compared to others because of the sense of belonging and knowing that your community and neighborhood have your back. The Project Row Houses also help the African Americans find their cultural identity so that they know that they are a part of something bigger than themselves.

Good, free, art installations. The new installation opening festivals make it worth a visit.

A look at Black History. Very interesting Row Houses from another era

Shows the city working on projects to better the community.

Beautiful space where community came together to create something organic and historical. We love to visit and soak up the good vibes and culture.

There is a lot available if you take advantage of whats offered.