The Hallmark Senior Living Community

12/19/2025

Music is a universal language, one that can bring people together and spark nostalgia.

It has the power to move us, help process emotions, promote social connection and even support cognitive health. During the holidays, those familiar melodies can feel especially meaningful.

The Houston Symphony Chamber Ensemble String Quartet gave residents a chance to celebrate the season through music for an all-around heartwarming and festive experience.

12/17/2025

The key ingredient to a great holiday meal? Composure.

Staying calm in the kitchen can take the stress out of hosting or visiting. A clean kitchen, clear workspace and a few helpers to delegate small tasks can make all the difference. No matter whose house you’re in, you can make an impact.

Chef Joe is sharing his tips for keeping your cool while preparing holiday meals this year. What’s your best advice for staying calm and enjoying the holidays, whether you’re hosting or visiting? Share it with us in the comments!

11/27/2025

11/24/2025

Join us in celebrating this season of thankfulness.

We’re thankful for all our team members here at The Hallmark, but this month, we’d like to shine a special spotlight on the housekeeping team. Their care and attention to detail create a comfortable and welcoming environment for residents, fostering a sense of pride in where they live.

Thank you for everything you do to keep our residences and living spaces well-kept and maintained with the utmost care!

11/24/2025

In preparation for our next putting tournament, Chuck Silva, PGA, stopped by The Hallmark putting green to share tips and pointers with residents on accuracy and putting techniques!

11/22/2025

Every Friday, our residents enjoy Billiards in the game room — and once a month, Instructor John Taylor joins us to offer insightful tips and group lessons!
It’s always a great time sharpening skills and having fun together.

11/20/2025

Murder Mystery Dinner was a great success!
The Hallmark had a culprit among us at the Masquerade Ball and, though there was some expert sleuthing, the party wasn't able to uncover the villain… none other than Ms. V herself (Terri Blair)! What a fun and memorable evening!
Round of applause for Terri's acting skills!

Thanks to Marsha Block for some of these great pictures.

11/19/2025

A place that feels like MORE than a home!

From being the first Asian American woman elected to the Texas House and Houston City Council to becoming a proud Hallmark resident, Martha Wong is a lifelong community leader now enjoying “easy living” at The Hallmark.

She has peace of mind knowing she’ll be taken care of and is grateful for the attentive staff who always have bright, friendly smiles on their faces. When she’s not enjoying her apartment home, The Plano, she can be found taking on-site classes, staying active through workouts and participating in various community activities and events with friends.

Visit our website to discover your own place to flourish, just as Martha has: https://ow.ly/88m650Xlibz

11/18/2025

We had a wonderful time with Adele Spalding, Professional Floral Designer, as she presented a festive holiday workshop where Hallmark residents learned how to create beautiful floral décor. We wrapped up the event with a fun raffle and awarded the arrangements to lucky winners. A special thank-you to Marian Harrison for capturing photos of some of the winners of the day!

11/17/2025

Mister McKinney of Mister McKinney's Historic Houston is always so informative and engaging!

Residents love his stories and insights, bringing Houston’s rich history to life with every visit.

11/17/2025

Our new website is officially live!

Explore our revamped digital home, featuring an improved user experience and an enhanced design. It’s now easier than ever to discover everything The Hallmark has to offer!

Take a look around and discover what’s new: https://ow.ly/t9fy50Xt2Ao

11/13/2025

A healthy dose of gratitude.

Practicing gratitude comes with numerous health benefits. It can lower your blood pressure, boost your immune system, increase happiness and encourage a more optimistic outlook on life. Gratitude has a full-body effect.

This November, why not pay it forward? Whether it’s a simple handwritten thank-you note or starting your own gratitude journal, small acts can make a big difference. Share with us in the comments what you’re thankful for this year!