2024 Pier & Beam Spring Party
Join Pier & Beam, Preservation Houston's next-generation member group, as we celebrate our tenth birthday during the 2024 Spring Party on Thursday evening, April 11.
Businesswoman Mellie Esperson built the Niels Esperson Building (1927, John Eberson) — the tallest in the South when it was completed — in honor of her late husband, an oilman and real estate investor / courtesy photo
The Spring Party is a chance to mark another year of Pier & Beam's growth and connect with new and existing P&B members. This year’s event returns to the lobby of the historic Esperson buildings downtown — the place where we held our first annual party back in 2014. Visionary businesswoman Mellie Esperson built the Esperson buildings to honor herself and her husband, oilman Niels Esperson; their mix of ornate Italian Renaissance and Streamline Moderne design has made them landmarks on the downtown skyline for nearly a century.
The Spring Party is a great way to renew your Pier & Beam membership and to bring friends into the organization. Please pass the word along to your network — you can click on the invitation below to download a PDF version.
We would love for you to be part of our annual event. Please join us on April 11!
Julia Ossemi-Seied
Julia Retta & Patrick Hall
Elizabeth Swift
2024 Spring Party co-chairs
Tickets
Spring Party tickets are available online through Monday, April 8, at a special advance purchase price of $75 for an individual and $100 for a couple — reserve yours below. In addition to food, drinks and great company at the Spring Party, every ticket includes an annual membership in Pier & Beam and Preservation Houston, Houston's only citywide historic preservation nonprofit advocacy and education group.
Tickets will be sold at the door for $90 for an individual and $120 for a couple.
About Pier & Beam
Pier & Beam is the next-generation member group of Preservation Houston, Houston’s only citywide nonprofit historic preservation education and advocacy organization. We’re next-generation preservationists who share a passion for Houston’s architecture, art, history and culture. We believe in preserving and giving new life to significant buildings and landscapes, promoting sustainability and smart growth, and fostering vibrant, livable neighborhoods.