Best Rated Movie Theaters in Pearland

"Located inside the spacious Hermann Park area, Miller Outdoor Theater is an outdoor performing arts venue that offers free public performances all year long. Some of the things you can expect are shows ranging from children’s productions and a yearly Shakespeare Festival to performances from the Houston Ballet and popular concert artists. The only downside about this area is that there isn’t that many chairs here, but they do have a wide spacious grassy area for you to site and enjoy."

"EVENING: Catch free music, dance and kid-friendly performances, from hit musicals to international acrobatics troupes, at Miller Outdoor Theatre inside Hermann Park. Downtown's 12-acre park, Discovery Green, features a model boat pond, children's playground, interactive water features and fantastic year-long programming geared toward families."

"The fresh air on a warm summer night and the sight of lighting bugs glowing the sky just makes every note sound so much sweeter. A tremendous part of Hermann Park is Miller Outdoor Theater. From the early spring to late fall, you can see great live entertainment here."

"This performing arts theater does a marvelous job with its presentation of original sketch comedies. So if the older teens and adults of the family are fans of live musical review with a little humor mixed in, this definitely is the place for them. The shows are funny and fantastic with very talented performers able to add their memorable and special touch."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. The Music Box produces about four to six seasonal comedies each year, centered around popular musicals through the decades. It comprises six talented and professional performers (actor-singers) that will be sure to have you laughing out of your seats and singing along."

"Comedy meets music at the always-entertaining Music Box Theater. Musicians and artists blend songs, sketches and soul into a show that will have you laughing and singing along all night long."

"Later in the evening, if you want to get some culture in, you can double back to the Theatre District to catch a show at the Alley Theatre or Symphony (buy tickets in advance). In particular, Yo-Yo Ma is playing at 7:30pm on February 4."

"Based at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, the Cockrell Butterfly Center and Brown Hall of Entomology offers visitors a fascinating insight into the world of butterflies and insects. The center features a variety of exhibits, displays and presentations, and is one of the top places to go in Houston. The Rainforest Conservancy, a spectacular three-story glass structure with a 50-foot waterfall filled with exotic plants and living butterflies is especially popular, and vast exhibition halls showcase some of the world’s largest and weirdest arthropods."

"Step into an indoor rainforest at the Houston Museum of Natural Science’s Cockrell Butterfly Center. In a three-story glass structure, you’ll appreciate the spectacle of hundreds of butterflies flitting around. This is one of the best things to do on a rainy day with children in Houston."

"The Houston Museum of Natural Science is Houston’s favorite museum for people of all ages. See the Cullen Hall of Gems & Minerals, take in a show at the planetarium, and definitely stop by the Butterfly Center. General admission is $25 for adults, and $16 for kids."

"Or perhaps you want to head to the Health Museum takes kids on an interactive, Magic School Bus-like exploration through the human body, letting them identify their personality, view their internal organs, see what they will look like in 30 years and much more! AFTERNOON: Head over to Hermann Park. This 445-acre urban park is the perfect place to spend a day with kids, whether it’s riding the train along Hermann Park Railroad, pedal boating on McGovern Lake or enjoying a peaceful picnic inside the McGovern Centennial Gardens. Or if you're looking for a more rustic outdoor experience, check out the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center, where miles of trails and different habitats make for a fun afternoon of exploration."

"Officially named the John P. McGovern Museum of Health & Medical Science, this interactive and innovative museum in Houston has been fueling families’ curiosity about health and science since it opened in 1996. Among the museum’s permanent exhibits is the popular Amazing Body Gallery, where visitors are surrounded by larger-than-life representations of organs and body parts, such as a 22-foot-tall backbone and rib cage, a 12-foot-tall beating heart, and a 10-foot-tall brain in which guests can play memory games. Other attractions include a theater and the DeBakey Cell Lab, an interactive lab experience available in English and Spanish."

"Seeking to instill in young people an appreciation of the human body and a high regard for health, this museum (affiliated with Texas Medical Center) takes..."

"If you find the check-in process at the Memorial City location of Hotel ZaZa to be a blur, no one could possibly blame you; after all, who wouldn't want to rush to get upstairs to the posh pool?. It's like a slice of Palm Springs in Houston. We splurged on the French Connection Suite, one of the themed Magnificent Seven Suites, which boasts sexy decor, marble accents in the bathroom, and a cozy balcony and sitting area."

"Located in Houston, within 3 km of CityCentre and 13 km of The Galleria, Hotel ZaZa Houston Memorial City offers an outdoor swimming pool. This property also provides guests with a restaurant."

"Inspired by the Hammam baths she experienced firsthand living in Morocco, owner Latifa Sluder set out to create a similar experience in Houston. And she has done just that with this spa that emphasizes natural products such as Argan oil, Moroccan red clay, and Moroccan black soap to deliver restorative benefits. Signature treatment: The traditional Moroccan facial uses natural red clay that is found in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and renowned for its superior ability to absorb and remove impurities, unblock pores, and provide beneficial properties that soften and clarify the skin."

"The wonderfully named and quirky Hotel ZaZa, located in the heart of Houston's Museum District, is regarded as one of the city's top boutique hotels. The accommodations at this lovely 4-star location are large and luxurious with décor that can best be described as fun. The biggest units feature separate master bedrooms with spacious bathrooms and stand-alone bathtubs and showers, fully-equipped kitchens with modern appliances, work desks, lovely hardwood flooring throughout, large-screen HDTVs, laundry rooms, and even butler's pantries."

"Houston is home to two one-of-a-kind ZaZa hotels, but the Hotel ZaZa Museum District is the perfect pick for art enthusiasts. Not only are you steps away from the Houston Museum of Fine Arts, but this boutique hotel is chock full of character… and art!. You’ll love the eccentric rooms that boast funky baroque-style furniture, bold color schemes, and luxurious ensuites."

"Hotel Zaza is a cute boutique-style hotel located near Hermann Park, Rice University, and Montrose. If you’re on a budget, check out Airbnb (save $40 on your first stay here!) in these areas."

"Based at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, the Cockrell Butterfly Center and Brown Hall of Entomology offers visitors a fascinating insight into the world of butterflies and insects. The center features a variety of exhibits, displays and presentations, and is one of the top places to go in Houston. The Rainforest Conservancy, a spectacular three-story glass structure with a 50-foot waterfall filled with exotic plants and living butterflies is especially popular, and vast exhibition halls showcase some of the world’s largest and weirdest arthropods."

"Step into an indoor rainforest at the Houston Museum of Natural Science’s Cockrell Butterfly Center. In a three-story glass structure, you’ll appreciate the spectacle of hundreds of butterflies flitting around. This is one of the best things to do on a rainy day with children in Houston."

"The Houston Museum of Natural Science is Houston’s favorite museum for people of all ages. See the Cullen Hall of Gems & Minerals, take in a show at the planetarium, and definitely stop by the Butterfly Center. General admission is $25 for adults, and $16 for kids."

"A park that blends aesthetics with functionality is the Arthur Storey Park in Houston, Texas. Nestled next to Vietnamese town and Chinatown, this 2.2-mile loop park showcases the importance of storing the floodwaters with stormwater detention along with catering to the park environment. Address : 7400 W Sam Houston Pkwy S, Houston, TX 77036Activities : Picnics, children’s playgrounds, walking trails, Tai Chi court, visually impaired running, observation ponds, gazebos, nature trail, birdwatchingParking : Bike parking, private lot parking"

"This beautiful nature preserve in the Memorial neighborhood of west Houston is a 17.5-acre wooded preserve along Rummel Creek. Home to a variety of native wildlife, including mammals, migratory songbirds, shorebirds, birds of prey and a variety of species of reptiles and amphibians, this is the perfect place to get away from the bustle of the city and enjoy nature. The park also houses a 1932 log cabin, originally the home of the park’s namesake, Edith L. Moore, and the only log home within the city of Houston that still stands today where it was originally built."