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HOUSTON HEIGHTS is a diverse small-town community in the heart of Houston where neighbors and businesses thrive, children learn and play, and history lives. 

The Houston Heights Association (HHA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit civic organization that promotes and fosters friendship, goodwill, Houston Heights Association is a nonprofit organization formed in 1973 for the purpose of encouraging and promoting the enhancement of the Houston Heights community. and community spirit within and around the Houston Heights. Proceeds from membership dues, sponsorships, donations, and fundraising events go directly into the community for beautification, restoration, and maintenance of the Heights Boulevard esplanade, Marmion and Donovan parks, and the Houston Heights City Hall & Fire Station.

Additionally and among its many other endeavors, HHA is the driving force behind the neighborhood’s revitalization by addressing community needs, such as deed restrictions, crime prevention, and land use.

History Overview

The decade of the 1890s was an exciting period of development for Americans. Towns were becoming cities; cities were expanding. This was especially true in Texas, where speculators were drawn from other states. The Houston area attracted thousands of these adventurers, and it was in this climate that Houston Heights began.