The Rink Under the Giant Guitar
Cold ice and hot chocolate daily
- WHERE
- The Outfield
416 Chestnut Street - WHEN
- November 20th - January 18th

Wedgewood Houston is home to the historic May Hosiery Mills, which anchored the neighborhood for the first half of the 20th century. Once the largest sock factory in the south, its hand-finished knit products were worn by Neil Armstrong when he took his first steps on the moon.

Opening Decebember 6th at 6pm, My Heart's Desire, an exhibit by Julia Martin.
“My heart’s desire” is a phrase that has been taunting and haunting me quite a bit this past year. Feeling as though i could not name a big picture goal, wish or desire, and instead, locked in feeling like my life and livelihood were getting jackhammered into oblivion by “progress”- has all been quite unnerving.
The anxiety and fear around these concerns became a smoke screen between my life and forward momentum, leaving me complacent and vulnerable to a mindset of doom (which is far too easy to access these days).
The simple act of beginning a tiny little wish journal has cracked me wide open, along with taking the time to name little things all around me that i already love and appreciate. These practices put me back in touch with freedom, particularly in the studio. Hell, the simple fact that i have a studio at all these days is a massive desire fulfilled. Deeply grateful to the DPC.
Leaning into faith, instead of clutching onto fear/emotional paralysis… clears the smoke screen. Call it prayer, meditation, intention setting, spell casting…. just make sure you nurture it. These works are all filled with this energy of Abundance & Love and i hope you enjoy them immensely. Love, JM"