It’s time for Woodchase Park’s biggest event of the year—our Trick or Treat celebration on Friday, Oct. 25, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Bring the whole family for the best Halloween celebration in Houston!

Thanks to our amazing sponsor, Alief ISD, this event is free and open to the public with no registration required.

Get ready for a night of fun, with candy stations set up throughout the park, character photos with Moana, Peter Pan and Captain Hook, face painting, a balloon artist and game truck. Test your soccer skills at the Houston Dynamo’s inflatable soccer kick or bounce in our Star Wars-themed bounce house. A live DJ will keep the party vibes strong while you enjoy games and activities around the park.

Don’t miss out on this unforgettable Halloween event! For more details and updates on activities, visit woodchasepark.com/trickortreat.

All Westchase District property owners, property managers, business owners and stakeholders are invited to attend the District’s annual Report to the Community on Thursday, October 17th at 9 a.m. in the 1st floor conference room at 10370 Richmond (at Beltway 8.)

At this meeting, we’ll share updates on all the accomplishments of 2024 and the Board’s plans for 2025.

Specifically, guests will hear about the technology improvements that are aiding our public safety efforts, the expansion of the District’s landscape maintenance program and an update on the construction of Camden Park. Check out a sneak peak with our Report to the Community, which has been mailed to all property owners.

At its meeting this week, Harris County Commissioners Court approved a joint Interlocal Agreement between Harris County and Westchase District for the design and construction of Meadowglen Lane between Rogerdale and Woodland Park. The 1.3-mile road will be completely rebuilt with new underground utilities and above ground amenities, including sidewalks, pedestrian lights, custom bus shelters and landscaping. The agreement codifies the arrangement announced previously by County Commissioner Lesley Briones when she authorized $8,798,276 to the Meadowglen project under her Places 4 People initiative.

A second Interlocal Agreement between the County and Westchase District was also approved, which will allow the County to proceed with a feasibility study for a proposed Promenade immediately south of the Hilton Houston Westchase between Elmside and Briarpark Drives. If the study concludes that the Promenade is feasible, the District and Harris County will split the $3.5 million total cost of the project. This shared-use corridor will connect communities, green spaces and urban areas, fostering walkability and community engagement.

Speaking on the Places 4 People initiative at Commissioners Court, Commissioner Briones exclaimed, “I am excited because in total, over the 32 projects, it’s $88 million from Precinct 4 with $82 million in partnership dollars. So it’s all about leveraging to get more done for the people.”

Another Broken Egg Cafe has opened its newest location in Westchase District, bringing Southern-inspired breakfast, brunch and lunch to the area. Located at 10001 Westheimer Road in the Carillon Shopping Center, this marks the brand’s 14th Texas location and the second cafe owned by Shahir Amin of Mas New Venture, LLC.

Amin is excited to bring this dining experience to the Westchase area and become more integrated in the community. “We hope our new cafe makes it even easier for our loyal guests in Houston to savor our Southern-inspired flavors,” said Amin.

The Westchase location offers a variety of menu items, including Shrimp ‘N Grits, Chicken & Waffles, and the Lobster and Brie Omelette. Additionally, a full bar features signature cocktails, mimosas, and bloody marys.

In addition to its Southern-inspired cuisine, the brand offers a diverse menu that includes gluten-friendly, vegetarian and other offerings to meet guests’ dietary preferences.

Another Broken Egg Cafe is open daily from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekends. Online ordering, takeout and delivery options are also offered, as well as group catering.

Paul Macaluso, CEO of Another Broken Egg Cafe, expressed confidence in Amin and his team. “We are confident that he and his team will continue to exceed expectations for guests in Houston and beyond,” Macaluso said.

Save the Date for the 2025 Westchase District Corporate Challenge!

Join us on Friday, April 4, 2025 at Quillian Recreation Center for a full day of fun, team-building, and competition!

Get ready to compete in exciting events like kickball, rugby, basketball, soccer, dodgeball, and the infamous briefcase relay race!

Gather your team of 4-6 (co-ed) and compete for charity, including scholarships for kids at Camp Quillian. The top teams will be recognized, and the best-performing team will take home the coveted Corporate Challenge Trophy!

Learn more about the Westchase District Corporate Challenge here.

Ruben Perez has joined Westchase District as the new Field Services Manager. His days begin early, starting at Woodchase Park, where he handles set-up and clean-up to ensure the park is ready for visitors. Throughout the day, Ruben is responsible for maintaining the District, keeping an eye on light poles, trees, irrigation systems, and addressing issues like litter and non-working streetlights.

“Ruben is a great addition to our team,” said John Estrada, senior projects manager at Westchase District. “He’ll be working on a range of projects, from maintaining the District’s trails to overseeing public space upkeep. We’re excited to see him grow in this role and take on new challenges.”

Ruben, who holds a business degree from the University of Houston, brings skills in communication, problem-solving and customer service from his background in the hospitality industry. He’s eager to put those skills to work in his new role. “I think my ability to work in a team, adapt quickly, and stay organized will really help me contribute,” he said.

Outside of work, Ruben enjoys fishing, playing sports and trying new food. “I’m a huge Texans fan, and I love Asian food and scary movies,” he shared.

With a strong work ethic and a desire to grow, Ruben is excited to take on the challenges of his new role, keeping Westchase District in top shape.