Houston Climate Justice Museum & Cultural Center

Name: Houston Climate Justice Museum & Cultural Center
Address: 3308 Garrow Street, Houston, TX, 77003, US
Telephone: +18327579737

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Dedicated to environmental justice and climate change.

10/02/2026

🐍 Join us for our next Bio-blitz for wildlife identification along Ingraham Gully!

Ingraham Gully is a natural waterway running through Fifth Ward left unprotected by local governments and at risk of being paved over by developers. For decades, the gully has not only been a place for herons, fish, and other wildlife to thrive, but has also been an active part of the community and people's lives. Now, community land stewards are stepping up to take care of this important waterway for improved local drainage and ecological preservation.

💡 Help us learn more about the Northeast Greenway by identifying more green spaces like Ingraham Gully!

All across Northeast Houston, gardeners, growers, neighbors, and historians are protecting green spaces in resistance decades industrial pollution and organized abandonment. The Northeast Greenway project is a storytelling project to lift up those stories and protect the green spaces that help communities build food and land sovereignty across Northeast Houston.

🗺️ iNaturalist is an international community of citizen scientists gathering public, open information about species around the world.

Download the iNaturalist app to learn more about the wildlife you encounter every day & help us map the Northeast Greenway.

09/18/2026

🪱🌀 Compost the Empire! 🌀🪱

Recent scenes by n.aiya at our garden workdays & gatherings! All are welcome at the garden 🌿

👉Drop in for garden workdays every 2nd Saturday
👉Join our mailing list @ the link in bio

Plug in 🔌 to the movement for the next world 🌎🌍

09/14/2026

Join Prison Lives Matter & the Houston Climate Justice Museum for another workday building out a solidarity food & remediation garden. Learn more about political prisoners in Texas while contributing to food and land sovereignty efforts in Northeast Houston.

Come prepared to learn in community, including mortaring cinder block raised beds, mulching walkways and future planting-areas, and other garden care-work. And if you have cardboard, we can use it! Bring it to contribute to our sheet-mulching efforts.

Come when you can, and stay for as long as you wish.

Please RSVP with the link in bio!

Saturday, September 19th
8am - 12pm
4205 Lyons Ave

08/17/2026

Join Prison Lives Matter & the Houston Climate Justice Museum for our first workday building out a solidarity food & remediation garden. Learn more about political prisoners in Texas while contributing to food and land sovereignty efforts in Northeast Houston.

Come prepared to learn in community, including leveling garden bed foundations, mortaring and plastering cinder block bed-walls, and other garden care-work.

Sunday, August 23rd
8am - 12pm
4205 Lyons Ave

07/03/2026

Starting this Friday, watch the climate
documentary GASLIT () theatrical screening at the River Oaks Theater.

Join us a screening moderated by the Museum's own Katya Abazajian this Friday, July 3 at 7pm, and a panel discussion with local climate justice advocates on Monday, July 6 at 7:15pm.

>> Friday at 7pm: Screening and conversation with Gaslit Film Director Katie Camposy and Melanie Oldham moderated by Katya Abazajian

>> Monday at 7:15pm: Screening and panel discussion with Yvette Arellano , Juan and Christa Mancias , Elena Bruess and David Leffler

GASLIT follows , , and into oil + gas country to witness what the fossil fuel buildout looks like on the ground, and meet the people fighting for the places they love.

We hope you can join us! Watch the trailer and buy tickets at GaslitDoc.com

06/24/2026

We are excited to invite you to the Neighbor to Neighbor: Kashmere Gardens Murals Unveiling on June 27th at 6:00 PM.

After months of collaboration with our dedicated steering committee and talented artists, Kristi Rangel and David Cobb, we are proud to celebrate the completion of these community-driven murals. This event is an opportunity to gather, connect, and experience the artwork firsthand alongside the neighbors and partners who helped bring this project to life.

The evening will include food, interactive activities, and brief remarks from members of the steering committee and the artists, offering insight into the vision and process behind the murals. Spanish translation will be provided.

We would love for you to join us. Please RSVP at: bit.ly/neighbors_unveiling

We look forward to celebrating with you.

Nos complace invitarle a la inauguración de Neighbor to Neighbor: Murales de Kashmere Gardens, que se llevará a cabo el 27 de junio a las 6:00 p. m.

Después de meses de colaboración con nuestro dedicado comité directivo y los talentosos artistas Kristi Rangel y David Cobb, nos enorgullece celebrar la finalización de estos murales impulsados por la comunidad. Este evento es una oportunidad para reunirnos, conectar y experimentar el arte de cerca junto a los vecinos y colaboradores que hicieron posible este proyecto.

La velada incluirá comida, actividades interactivas y unas breves palabras por parte de miembros del comité directivo y de los artistas, quienes compartirán la visión y el proceso detrás de los murales. Se proporcionará traducción al español.

Nos encantaría contar con su presencia. Por favor confirme su asistencia en: bit.ly/neighbors_unveiling

Esperamos celebrar con usted.

06/10/2026

Join us this Saturday for a workday at the garden!

We are preparing for our Northeast Greenway gathering on June 18 by mowing, edging, and cleaning up spaces for people to use during the event. Getting your hands dirty at a Cane River Gardens workday is a great way to meet folks who are passionate about land and environmental justice. Together, we learn to work and care for land for a just climate future.

Saturday, June 13
9am-12pm
4205 Lyons Ave

06/08/2026

Join us at Cane River Gardens for the first community gathering of the Northeast Greenway project, a year-long initiative to explore and document how communities care for land in the face of legacy pollution and environmental degradation.

>> Learn how to use iNaturalist for species identification
>> Join a biochar workshop with Andrea Guerrero on soil regeneration and plant growth
>> Witness a ceramic pit-firing demonstration with PotClub's Michelle Heinesen
>> Share stories with Fellow Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton to help us map the Northeast Greenway

Together we'll document biodiversity, share ecological knowledge, and help shape a community field guide highlighting the legacy of cultural practices that sustain gardens and green spaces across Northeast Houston.

All are welcome for an evening of art, food, music, and community! Participate in the workshops or just relax in nature with music provided by or flavors provided the Texas Best Fried Fish food truck.

6:00 PIT FIRE \\ Preserving
traditional ceramic firing demonstration with POTCLUB's Michelle Heinesen

6:30 BIOBLITZ // Observing
how community observations can contribute to greater ecological understanding

7:30 BIOCHAR \\ Restoring
workshop with Andrea Guerrero to learn how biochar supports soil regeneration and plant growth

STORYTELLING // Remembering throughout the evening with Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton

This in-person event is open & free to the public and has in part been made possible by Houston Arts Alliance and ASTC's Seeding Action with iNaturalist program.

RSVP at link in bio 🔗

05/15/2026

Please join us this Saturday, May 16th from 10am to 1pm for a day of art making and community building, by helping us paint a public mural for one of the NAC Hub Houses.

All supplies, snacks, and drinks will be provided. The painting process will be paint by numbers and facilitated by our project artists: David Cobb and Kristi Rangel.

We also hope to honor Benjamin Broadway, who worked with us as a steering committee member of the mural project before he joined the ancestors. Mr. Ben’s imagination for building up the community and how to ensure the mural is the most accessible embodied the very principles and values we all hope to uphold

04/07/2026

Howdy friends! Please join us this coming Sunday morning for another workday at Cane River Gardens!

We have a wide variety of tasks planned including installing some exhibition walls, digging a small drainage ditch, treating wood for our shade structure, along with some general garden maintenance.

Sunday, April 12
4205 Lyons Ave
9am-12pm

Address

3308 Garrow Street
Houston, TX
77003

Opening Hours

11am - 5pm

Telephone

+18327579737

Website

http://climatejusticemuseum.org/

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