Sack races at Thread Houston. Sack races at Thread Houston.

 

 Raj Mankad. Live music outside Grace Hart & Co. Photo: Raj Mankad.

 

 Raj Mankad. A resident of Houston Heights Tower came out for the live music. Photo: Raj Mankad.

 

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 Raj Mankad. Harry Sheppard shared his vibraphones in front of the Heights Cigar Lounge. Photo: Raj Mankad.

 

 Raj Mankad. Demonstration at Heights Cigar Lounge. Photo: Raj Mankad.

 

 City of Houston. Photo: City of Houston.

 

 First Saturday Arts Market. Photo: First Saturday Arts Market.

 

 First Saturday Arts Market. Inprint Poetry Buskers. Photo: First Saturday Arts Market.

 

Yeti Sunshine. Yeti Sunshine.

 

 City of Houston. Alternative transit. Photo: City of Houston.

 

 City of Houston. Photo: City of Houston.

 

 City of Houston. Photo: City of Houston.

 

More live music at First Saturday Arts Market. More live music at First Saturday Arts Market.

 

 City of Houston. Outside Venus Hair. Photo: City of Houston.

 

 Raj Mankad. Inside Venus Hair. Photo: Raj Mankad.

 

 City of Houston. Outside the Heights Theater turned Gallery M Squared. Photo: City of Houston.

 

 Raj Mankad. Inside Gallery M Squared. Photo: Raj Mankad.

 

 City of Houston. Free food at Thai Spice. Photo: City of Houston.

 

 Miah Arnold. Photo: Miah Arnold.

 

 Miah Arnold. Photo: Miah Arnold.

 

Houston Chronicle clipping. Houston Chronicle clipping.

 

"Thousands flock to Sunday Streets in the Heights" reads the headline for Michelle Iracheta's report for the Houston Chronicle on October 12. The event started off strong at noon. Around 2:30 pm, a pleasurable on-and-off sprinkle turned into a deluge. The stores along 19th Street filled with customers. Iracheta writes, "Dale Johnson and Colby Weems, owners of the Eclectic Home and Coda stores on 19th Street, said they've never seen as many people in their stores as they did Sunday."

Angela Hilton, 46, who said she always drives down 19th Street, was among his first-time visitors. "This is my first Sunday Streets I've done," she told the Chronicle. "It's a great thing that they're getting everybody out and onto the street and involved. It gives you time to just stop and look. You're not so busy driving down and thinking you want to stop but can't."

Here is a selection of photographs from the event. Enjoy! And mark your calendars for the November 2 route through the Greater Third Ward and the December 7 route in the East End and Fifth Ward. Please share the Facebook events here and here with your friends.

 

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