11/30/2009

Celebrate Holiday On 19th Street This Friday!

Holiday on 19thYesterday, I announced that Mistletoe Madness would be descending on the historic Heights this weekend, but today I ask, "Why wait until Saturday to get the celebration underway?"

When it comes to holiday cheer, I say "The more, the merrier!"  And it seems that I'm not the only one who is ready to get this party started!

Holiday on 19th Street is ringing in the season this Friday, December 5 from 6-10pm. 

Merchants and shop owners all along 19th Street, from Shepherd to Yale, will be open late sharing and spreading the holiday joy. 

Art, food, music and more will make the festivities all the more festive as families gather to celebrate a new holiday season like only the Historic Heights can.

Come and join us as we make our season bright!

Nov 30, 2009 8:30:44 PM | Current Affairs, Food and Drink, Houston Heights, Local Scene, Shopping

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