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    Super Bowl Party Time

    How to get to Club Nomadic and The Big Texas Party the stress-free way

    Clifford Pugh
    Jan 31, 2017 | 5:01 pm

    It's Super Bowl party time and one of the busiest areas will be the Washington Avenue corridor — specifically Edwards Street in the Sawyer Yards Arts District, where many of the week's hottest parties will take place.

    Club Nomadic will make its debut Thursday night with the EA Sports Bowl and a concert featuring Sam Hunt and The Chainsmokers. At the same venue on Friday night, Bruno Mars and DJ Khaled will be the headliners, courtesy of Pepsico's new LIFEWTR brand. And on Saturday night, Taylor Swift will shake it off at the AT&T DirecTV Super Saturday party. Each night is expected to draw upwards of 9,000 partygoers to the 62,500-square-foot multi-level nightclub that has been constructed especially for Super Bowl LI festivities.

    On Thursday night, The Big Texas Party, hosted by CultureMap, ESPN Radio and SB Nation, will draw a large crowd to Silver Street Studios almost directly across the street from Club Nomadic.

    Other parties in the area include Leather & Laces, on Friday and Saturday night at Hughes Manor, and ESPN The Party, which is taking over a large warehouse on Oliver Street for its big Friday night event.

    With so many top-notch parties expected in the area, traffic is expected to be a challenge. Already, electronic message boards have gone up telling drivers to expect delays. Officers and flaggers will be on hand to direct vehicular and pedestrian traffic in the hours leading up to and after each event.

    During the three nights, Edwards Street, between Sawyer and Silver, will be closed to through traffic from 4 pm to 4 am. “No Parking” signs will be posted from Spring Street to Center Street and Sawyer to Washington Avenue. Parking on area streets is highly discouraged and towing will be heavily enforced.

    However, organizers of Club Nomadic and The Big Texas Party have come up with a plan to make access to their events as painless as possible. Here's the best way to access parties at these two locations:

    How to get to Club Nomadic

    Club Nomadic officials stress there will be NO PARKING at the site and are encouraging those with tickets to events any of the three nights to park at the 1600 Smith Street Garage in downtown Houston, which can accommodate 2,500 vehicles. A free shuttle will be available to ferry ticketholders to Silver and Edwards streets, a block from Club Nomadic, on a regular basis throughout the evening.

    After the concert ends, shuttles will depart from Silver Street, between Edwards and Dart streets, to return guests to their vehicles at the the 1600 Smith Garage.

    Officials are also strongly encouraging guests to use Uber or taxi services to the events. Drop-off will be at Silver Street between Bingham and Winter Streets. After the event ends, Uber pick-up will occur directly in front of the venue on Edwards Street, while all other pick-ups will be directed to Silver Street, between Bingham and Winter streets.

    How to get to The Big Texas Party

    Although there will be valet parking at The Big Texas Party on Thursday night, officials are strongly urging guests to use ride-sharing services to get to the event at Silver Street Studios. Pick-up and drop-off locations for Uber and taxi services will be within the perimeter near Silver Street Studios at 2000 Edwards Street.

    Valet parking will be available for guests at The Big Texas Party (it's actually the only option if you drive). To help the process run smoothly, ticketholders need to print out the Fast Track Access Pass that will be emailed with their tickets and place the pass on the dashboard of their vehicle. An officer at Bingham and Silver streets, just west of Silver Street Studios, will allow attendees to proceed to the valet parking station inside the gates. Guests MUST ENTER through the checkpoint at Silver and Bingham streets. Edwards Street will be closed.

    Once there, expect a good time with lots of barbecue from 10 top pitmasters, bourbon, beer, and other spirits, along with a performance by Texas country singer Bart Crow and celeb spottings — a ton of big-name football players are on the RSVP list.

    Oh, and we are not selling tickets at the door. You must purchase your ticket online by 5 pm on Thursday.

    There will be no parking at Club Nomadic. So shuttle or ride-sharing services are the best ways to get to the big parties Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

    Club Nomadic exterior
    Courtesy of Club Nomadic
    There will be no parking at Club Nomadic. So shuttle or ride-sharing services are the best ways to get to the big parties Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.
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    IAH Terminal E dedicated to late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee

    Eric Sandler
    May 18, 2026 | 4:09 pm
    George Bush Intercontinental Airport IAH Terminal E dedication ceremony
    Courtesy of Houston Airports
    Members of Sheila Jackson Lee's family attended the ceremony.

    Travelers passing through George Bush Intercontinental Airport’s Terminal E will be reminded of an iconic Houston politician. On Monday, May 18, the City of Houston named the facility for the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.

    Jackson Lee died in July 2024 at the age of 74. She represented the 18th Congressional District for more than 30 years.

    Since the 18th includes IAH, Jackson Lee advocated for the airport throughout her tenure, helping secure more than $125 million in funding during her tenure, according to press materials. Houston Mayor John Whitmire and Houston City Council approved naming the terminal for Jackson Lee in a 2025 vote.

    “Sheila Jackson Lee dedicated her life to the people of Houston, and today our city honors a legacy built on public service, opportunity and an unwavering belief in this community,” Whitmire said at the dedication ceremony. “For decades, she fought for the neighborhoods, families and future of Houston, and there could not be a more fitting tribute than having her name welcome millions of travelers from around the world to this great city.”

    In the coming weeks, the airport will install a 500-pound memorial plaque crafted from cast bronze and black granite that features a bas-relief portrait of the late congresswoman. It will be located in Terminal E’s international concourse just beyond the TSA checkpoint. Approximately 35,000 international travelers pass through Terminal E daily.

    “Terminal E is where Houston welcomes the world,” said Jim Szczesniak, director of aviation for Houston Airports. “Millions of travelers from around the world will now encounter the story of Sheila Jackson Lee here at one of America’s great international gateways. There could not be a more fitting tribute to a public servant who dedicated her life to connection, opportunity, and the people of Houston.”

    George Bush Intercontinental Airport IAH Terminal E dedication ceremony

    Courtesy of Houston Airports

    Members of Sheila Jackson Lee's family attended the ceremony.

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