EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE 14 - 17 SEPTEMBER 2027 HOUSTON, UNITED STATES
EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE
14 - 17 SEPTEMBER 2027
HOUSTON, UNITED STATES
Houston is easily accessible via George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), offering international connections from destinations around the world. Located approximately 20 miles from the George R. Brown Convention Center, the airport is around a 30–35-minute drive from downtown Houston, making it easy to get your visit underway.
Venue address: George R. Brown Convention Center, 1001 Avenida de las Americas, Houston, Texas 77010. Visitors travelling by car should follow directions to the venue and check the latest road closures before setting off.
Several parking garages are located within walking distance of the convention centre, alongside private surface parking lots and metered street parking. Parking rates vary by location and event, so attendees are advised to check availability and pricing in advance.
Take the Green or Purple METRORail line to Convention District station, located near the convention centre. Visitors travelling on the Red Line can transfer at Central Station Main to the Green or Purple line for a shorter walk to the venue.
For information on visa and entry requirements for the United States, please consult your local US embassy or consulate.
It is the responsibility of each attendee to ensure they meet the relevant entry requirements and arrange any necessary visa before travelling. Please check passport validity requirements for your nationality before departure.
Eligible registered attendees may request a visa letter of participation from DMG Events to support their visa application. Please note that a letter does not guarantee visa approval.
One of Houston’s most distinctive attractions, Space Center Houston offers an immersive look at the past, present and future of human space exploration. Visitors can explore historic spacecraft, view lunar samples, discover the International Space Station and experience interactive exhibitions covering NASA’s missions. The popular NASA Tram Tour takes visitors behind the scenes at Johnson Space Center, including sites associated with astronaut training and mission control. With enough to fill half a day or more, it is a standout attraction for anyone interested in science, technology and engineering.
A green oasis just west of downtown Houston, Buffalo Bayou Park combines scenic walking and cycling trails with landscaped gardens, public art and views of the city skyline. Visitors can explore the park on foot or by bike, stop for a picnic or enjoy the waterfront surroundings away from the bustle of the city. The nearby Water Works area offers particularly impressive skyline views, while the Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern provides a distinctive underground space with guided visits. It is an ideal destination for experiencing Houston’s outdoor spaces and enjoying a more relaxed afternoon.
Located in Hermann Park, the Houston Museum of Natural Science brings together dinosaurs, ancient civilisations, astronomy, wildlife and natural history under one roof. Its extensive collections include prehistoric skeletons, sparkling mineral displays and exhibits exploring the wonders of the natural world. Visitors can also explore the Cockrell Butterfly Center, a tropical conservatory filled with plants and free-flying butterflies. With a variety of permanent exhibitions and changing displays, the museum offers an engaging experience for visitors of all interests and is an excellent option for escaping Houston’s heat while discovering something new.
One of Houston’s best-known shopping destinations, The Galleria combines hundreds of shops and restaurants with entertainment and leisure experiences. Visitors can browse international designer labels, popular fashion brands, beauty retailers and specialist stores, or take a break at one of the centre’s many dining spots. A standout feature is its indoor ice-skating rink, which offers a year-round activity in the middle of the shopping complex. With its extensive retail offering and range of places to eat, The Galleria is a great choice for visitors looking to shop, dine and spend a few hours exploring one of the city’s major attractions.
Situated in the heart of downtown Houston, Discovery Green is a lively urban park offering a welcome break from the surrounding skyscrapers. Its landscaped lawns, public art installations, shaded walkways and one-acre lake provide plenty of space to relax, while seasonal activities and cultural events bring the park to life throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy outdoor performances, explore the gardens, take part in community activities or stop at one of the on-site restaurants. With free admission and a location beside the George R. Brown Convention Center, it is an easy addition to a downtown itinerary.
Set within Hermann Park, the Houston Zoo is home to wildlife from across the world, with immersive habitats, conservation programmes and opportunities to learn about different species. Visitors can explore environments ranging from African wildlife habitats to tropical animal exhibits, with feeding experiences, keeper talks and scheduled activities offering additional ways to discover the zoo. Its extensive grounds make it possible to spend several hours exploring at a relaxed pace. The zoo is particularly appealing to animal lovers and families, while its location also makes it easy to combine with the gardens and green spaces of Hermann Park.
For a change of scenery beyond the city centre, Kemah Boardwalk offers a lively waterfront destination approximately 30 miles south of downtown Houston. Overlooking Galveston Bay, the boardwalk combines amusement rides, restaurants, shops and regular entertainment in a setting inspired by a traditional seaside resort. Visitors can ride the Ferris wheel, take on the Boardwalk Bullet roller coaster, enjoy waterfront dining or watch boats pass along the bay. With a mix of attractions and outdoor spaces, it makes for an enjoyable day trip for visitors looking to experience a different side of the Houston area.
Located in Houston’s Montrose neighbourhood, the Menil Collection offers a distinctive cultural experience across a collection of art galleries and peaceful green spaces. Its holdings span thousands of years, bringing together works from the ancient world, Africa, the Pacific Islands and modern and contemporary art. Visitors can explore the main museum, discover the Menil Drawing Institute and visit additional galleries across the surrounding campus. The collection is particularly notable for its calm atmosphere and architecture, offering a quieter alternative to larger museums. Admission is free, making it an excellent option for visitors interested in art, design and culture.
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