#TravelTuesday: Multicultural Celebrations across the Lone Star State in 2022

by Bebe Brown on February 15, 2022

The robust roster of multicultural celebrations, festivals and events in Texas reflect the state’s brilliant confluence of cultures. Exciting multicultural happenings are planned across the state in 2022 to celebrate its diversity and honor Texans’...

The Pies of Texas Are Upon You — 4 Places for Perfect Pizza

by Emily Bond, Marika Flatt and Gracie Watt on January 28, 2022

Looking for your perfect pizza pie? We’ve rounded up some old favorites and some recently opened pizzerias, all with their different flair and flavor. From Austin to Houston and even Cedar Park– here’s four must-try...

World Premiere of ‘Ramses the Great and the Gold of the Pharaohs’ at the Houston Museum of Natural Science

by Emily Bond on January 27, 2022

A new royal tourist has landed in Houston - and his trip only took 7,000 miles and a few thousand years.  The Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS) was selected to install and debut the...

Five Reasons to Eat at Houston’s Newest Pan-Latin Steakhouse, Toro Toro

by Gabi De la Rosa on January 21, 2022

A new steakhouse has opened in downtown Houston's Four Seasons Hotel, and it is everything you would expect when two top-tier brands unite.  Toro Toro Houston is an upscale Pan-Latin steakhouse from ubiquitous chef and...

Five Minutes With Hadestown Actor Kevyn Morrow

by Julie Bonnin on December 29, 2021

HADESTOWN, singer-songwriter Anais Mitchell’s innovative collaboration with director Rachel Chavkin (Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812), intertwines two mythic tales — that of young dreamers Orpheus and Eurydice, and that of King Hades...

4 Lavish Retreats You Need on Your List This Holiday

by Leean Vargas on November 4, 2021

Whether planning your next trip to Texas or just wanting a relaxing staycation around the holidays, these top-notch hotels will have you living the suite life.  The Kimpton Harper, Fort Worth Near the renowned Sundance...

Naturally in Harmony at Houston’s Le Jardinier

by Emily Bond on October 29, 2021

Like a scene from the 1960s French film “Playtime” by Jacques Tati, the old guard of Houston can be seen mingling with the art nouveau at Le Jardinier — the much needed addition to one...

Modern Texas Food at Houston’s Indianola

by Gabi De la Rosa on October 15, 2021

An intentional exploration of Indianola’s menu from start, to cocktail, to sweet finish will take you on a tour of what makes Houston and Texas great - a convergence of culture and flavor.  [caption id="attachment_31989"...

Hear Ye, Hear Ye! A Photo Tour of the Texas Renaissance Festival

by Julie Tereshchuk on October 7, 2021

Come take a tour through the nation’s largest Renaissance event.  Every year over 450,000 eager patrons enter through the gates of the Texas Renaissance Festival into an extraordinary 16th century European village. From October 9...