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The (Not So) Straight Evidence About Houston
Your guide to the gay side of the Bayou City
A cosmopolitan city that blends Western and Southern heritage and style, Houston has been one of America's superb boomtowns of the past decade. Its once staid, business-oriented downtown has turn into a trendy district of restaurants, clubs, shops, condos and hip hotels, along with an architecturally stunning baseball stadium. Other main Houston neighborhoods, including gay-popular Montrose and up-and-coming Midtown, have also seen vast changes for the improved, helping turn the nation's fourth-largest city into a lively and downright well-dressed getaway.
Houston acts as a cultural capital bridging the South and Southwest, with some of the finest museums in the land. Cultural highlights include the Menil Collection, with works by Warhol, Leger, and Picasso in a space engineered in by Renzo Piano. Within walking distance are the Menil's Collection Cy Twombly Gallery, plus two independent facilities: the Rothko Chapel, which contains 14 large-scale Mark Rothko paintings
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