January 2, 2020 Inauguration
Gus S. Wortham Center
Mayor Sylvester Turner, the City Controller and the City Council Members will take their oaths of office Thursday January 2, 2020. The Inauguration will take place at the Wortham Center in downtown Houston, 501 Texas Avenue. The event is by invitation however, there is a limited number of tickets available for the public.
To secure tickets to the event, you must go to the box office at 8:00 a.m. Inauguration will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m. Tickets are first come, first served. Flash photography is prohibited.
Free parking courtesy of Houston First Corporation in the Theater District Parking Garages.
The Inauguration is produced by the Mayor’s Office of Special Events, under the direction of Susan Christian.
Mayor Turner Announces Houston Inaugural Committee
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner has announced the co-chairs and members of the Houston Inaugural Committee.
Co-Chairing the Committee are Cindy Clifford and Elizabeth Gonzalez Brock. They will oversee the planning of events surrounding the inauguration of Mayor Turner, Houston City Councilmembers and the City Controller. The inauguration takes place January 2, 2020.
“I am so grateful that these two talented women have taken on the task of creating our 2020 Houston Inaugural celebration,” said Mayor Turner. “I could not ask for two better co-chairs than Cindy and Elizabeth. And many thanks to the members of the Committee, who are volunteering their time to help.”
Members of the Houston Inaugural Committee are:
Swapnil Agarwal
Willie Alexander
Taseer Badar
Ric Campo
Jianwei Feng, MD, PhD, FACC
Anna James
Argentina James
Al Kashani
Stephen Le, Sr.
Melinda Little
Ira Mitzner
Terry Morales
Tom Morin
Carrin Patman
Adrian Patterson
Muhammed Saeed Shaikh
Ambassador Arthur Schechter
Bob Schultz
Meera Victor
Janice Weaver
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