The Abdulla Oripov Poetry and Memorial Center in Houston is a house‑museum established in the home where the poet spent the final months of his life and where an important stage of his creative activity took place. The museum consists of two dedicated rooms that display the poet’s personal belongings, manuscripts, books, official documents, photographs from different years, and items reflecting his creative environment.

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This memorial space was officially opened to the public on June 23, 2026.​ It was in Houston that Abdulla Oripov created nearly 200 poems and wrote his last dramatic work “Samoviy to‘y” (Heavenly Wedding).

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The two dedicated museum rooms have been preserved in their original state, allowing visitors to directly experience the atmosphere in which the poet lived and worked.