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Two October dates and nothing else. For the densest bar corridor in Houston, seven absent national slots is a striking gap.
Yes. The site runs three Houston hubs, and this one covers the Washington Avenue corridor specifically rather than the whole city.
A long strip northwest of downtown that became Houston's densest bar corridor, louder and more club-oriented than the Heights.
In stretches. The corridor runs for miles, so a route would use one cluster rather than attempting the whole avenue.
They do. October 24 runs 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM and October 31 runs 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM, shifting an hour earlier.
Washington Avenue is denser and runs later. The Heights is more residential and restaurant-led, with bar clusters rather than a strip.
Yes. Washington Avenue has limited parking, no useful late transit, and the corridor is long enough that walking between clusters is impractical.
Because the districts function as separate markets in a city this large, so the site lists Washington Avenue and the Heights individually.
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