2022 Spring Conference

Thank you for supporting NARSA/IDEA’s 2022 Spring Conference May 5-6, 2022 hosted by Don Hart’s Radiator in
Waller, Texas! We had a fantastic turnout!

PROGRAMMING  SPONSORS  LOCAL ATTRACTIONS


Programming

*Times TBA. Events are subject to change.


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We also have more sponsorship opportunities available! Please email marymargaret@narsa.org if your company is interested in sponsoring.


About our host Don Hart’s Radiator:


In 1985 Maurice Hart, Sr. and Don Hart opened Don Hart’s Radiator Service Center located in Waller, Texas. Over the years, Don Hart’s has evolved with the changing of time and have extended our service operations to include so much more than just radiators. Don Hart’s Radiator focuses on radiators, fuel tanks, heat exchangers, oil coolers, Diesel Particulate Filters (DPF), Diesel Oxygen Catalyst (DOC), antique/custom radiators and gas tanks. In addition to the Waller headquarters, Don Hart’s Radiator has locations in East Houston and Bryan. There are currently 34 employees on the team. Many who are from the Waller area and a few who have been with Don Hart’s for 30+ years.


Don Hart’s Radiator
20123 FM-362 
Waller, TX 77484

Local Hotels

Houston CityPlace Marriott at Springswood Village
1200 Lake Plaza Drive
Spring, TX 77389

Our host hotel is the Houston CityPlace Marriott at Springwoods Village. At this time, the NARSA/IDEA room block is full, but there are still non-discounted rooms available at the CityPlace Marriott for the dates of our event.

Here’s a list of other suggested nearby hotels:

Courtyard by Marriott Houston Springwoods Village

Residence Inn by Marriott at Springwoods Village

Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Houston North/Spring


Nearby Attractions & Events

Space Center Houston
1601 Nasa Pkwy, Houston, Texas

Space Center Houston, the official visitor center of NASA’s Johnson Space Center, is a must-see attraction in Houston. This is a huge complex, where you can walk through the space shuttle replica Independence and the enormous shuttle carrier aircraft it’s mounted on. In the visitor center, you can wander inside a replica of America’s first space station, Skylab, and touch a rock from the moon. This is also the place to learn about NASA’s upcoming missions, including travel to Mars.

Houston’s Museum District

Houston Museum of Natural Science

When you visit the Houston Museum of Natural Science, you’re not just going to one place. With five floors of permanent halls and a steady rotation of traveling special exhibits, this Houston attraction will take you beyond our walls to experience the wonder and delight of science.

The Museum District features 19 museums in downtown Houston. In addition to the Houston Museum of Natural Science, highlights include the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Children’s Museum of Houston, and the Holocaust Museum. Eleven other museums are free to the public including: The Menil Collection, Rothko Chapel, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, Lawndale Art Center, Houston Museum of African American Culture, Moody Center for the Arts, and the Houston Center for photography.


Hurricane Harbor Splashtown
21300 I-45, Spring, TX 77373

SplashTown is Houston’s largest and most diverse water park, featuring 40-acres and more than two million gallons of summer fun. You’ll want to check out the Stingray Racer, the park’s newest thrill ride featuring six water slide lanes stretching 55 feet up. And the Tornado, an experience that begins on a platform 75 feet in the air where daring riders are set in motion down a 132-foot long tunnel and thrown into the giant open-ended funnel.

August Pines Golf Course
18 Augusta Pines Dr
Spring, TX 77389

Augusta Pines is an 18-hole golf club located in Spring, Texas designed by Tour 18, Inc. The facility features a state-of-the-art practice facility (including six target greens and sand bunkers). The course negotiates mature pines, dogwoods and oaks. The fairways are Baby Bermuda grass, while the greens and tees feature TifEagle. The dramatic finishing holes are back-to-back island greens, the par-3 seventeenth and par-5 eighteenth. A total of 30 acres of lakes come into play on the eleven of the eighteen holes.

The Beer Can House
222 Malone Street Houston, TX 77007

 Ripley’s Believe It or Not estimated that over 50,000 cans adorn this monument to recycling. John Milkovisch, a retired upholsterer for the Southern Pacific Railroad, started his project now known as the Beer Can House in 1968 when he began inlaying thousands of marbles, rocks, and metal pieces into concrete and redwood to form unique landscaping features.