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Día de los Muertos in Houston

By Megan Strange on Oct. 27, 2024

Día de los Muertos, also known as Day of the Dead, stands as one of Mexico's most significant holidays. Traditionally observed on November 1st and 2nd, this celebration brings families and friends together to pay tribute to their departed loved ones. The atmosphere is filled with jubilation, marked by an array of festivities: feasts, music, vibrant face painting, dances, and the creation of ornate ofrendas, or altars, adorned with gifts and photographs of the departed. If you’re a Houstonian or…

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A Taste of Houston's Asian Dining

By Megan Strange on Oct. 11, 2024

Spicy. Sweet. Tangy. Delicious. Houston’s Asian dining is legit awesome! From Japanese noodle bowls to authentic Thai cuisine and everything in between, Houston has it all. Join us on a culinary adventure through some of the city’s most beloved Asian restaurants. Jun by Kim 420 E 20th St Suite A, Houston, TX 77008 Top Chef (Season 19) star and Houston native Evelyn Garcia, along with Henry Lu, opened Jun by Kin in early 2023, offering a fresh take on New Asian American cuisine. This stylish…

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Houston for Wine Lovers - Best Restaurants and Wine Bars

By Megan Strange on Sep. 18, 2024

Houston is home to a vibrant dining scene with many restaurants that offer excellent wine selections. While lots of Houston’s finest restaurants and wine bars offer an incredible selection of wine, these are some of our favorites. Nice Winery Nice Winery, nestled just off the Beltway near I-10, was a hidden gem for years but has recently become a Houston staple with a large local membership and ever-expanding winery grounds and features. Ryan Levy and Ian Eastveld, the dynamic duo behind Nice…

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A Reason to Celebrate: Fall Festivals are in Full Force

By Megan Strange on Sep. 16, 2024

As the weather cools off in Houston, everyone looks for a reason to head outside and enjoy the best of what our city has to offer, which often includes food, football, and festivals. Whether you’re looking for good eats, delicious drinks, wanting to put on a costume, or just people-watch, we’ve got you covered with plenty of fall festival options. Texas Renaissance Festival October 12 - December 1, 2024 (Weekends) Hear ye, hear ye, first up in our festival line up is the iconic Texas…

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A Guide to Houston Theater Week

By Megan Strange on Aug. 01, 2024

Houston Theater Week is a week-long celebration where you can purchase buy-one-get-one-free tickets to amazing live performances! Created by Houston First Corp. in collaboration with local professional and community theater and performing arts groups, this special offering provides consumers with buy one, get one free deals to some of the best live performances in the city. In its third year, Theater Week runs from August 12 to 18, 2024. Enjoy this special opportunity to explore Houston's…

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Things To Do at the Kemah Boardwalk

By Megan Strange on Jun. 26, 2024

Experience endless fun for everyone at the Kemah Boardwalk, open daily! Conveniently located a mere 30 miles from downtown Houston, the Kemah Boardwalk offers a delightful array of attractions. Indulge in delectable waterfront dining options, explore charming retail stores, immerse yourself in exciting amusements, and be enchanted by the captivating festivals and seaside shows that take place every single day. Come Along for the Rides Thrill-seekers, rejoice! The boardwalk has a variety of…

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Where to Eat and Stay Around Minute Maid Park

By Megan Strange on Jun. 20, 2024

Take me out to the ballgame, but show me where to eat and stay to make the experience a grand slam. That's our game plan! Take a swing at these baller dining establishments, hotels and ways to get around Downtown. Xochi 1777 Walker St. Houston Chef Hugo Ortega knocks it out of the park with Xochi (photo above), offering fans a dining experience that celebrates the culinary and indigenous richness of Oaxaca, Mexico and its varied geographic regions. Biggio's 1777 Walker Street This multi-level…

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Father's Day in Houston

By Megan Strange on Jun. 12, 2024

It’s Father’s Day…almost! Do you have your plans set for Sunday, June 16th? Whether you’re celebrating a dad, grandpa, or father figure, get out and about because there is plenty to do. Where to Dine Brennan's Head to New Orleans without leaving Houston by brunching at Brennan’s. The menu is mouthwatering. Brennan's is known for its snapping turtle soup. Not feeling the turtle soup, enjoy the jumbo lump blue crab ravigote, duck crêpes and blueberry gastrique or even eggplant parmigiana…

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Celebrate Juneteenth in Houston

By Megan Strange on Jun. 06, 2024

There is much to celebrate on Juneteenth this year. Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865 when two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed, soldiers landed in Galveston with news the war was over and all slaves were free. Often called “Freedom Day,” it is a time to celebrate liberty and freedom from a dark period in American history. It has been a cornerstone holiday in Texas and this year there is no shortage of ways you can participate in the anniversary of June 19, 1865…

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Summer Bucket List

By Megan Strange on Jun. 03, 2024

Summertime and the living are easy, especially if you’re in Houston. Between the awesome hotel packages, free activities, and indoor/outdoor fun, we’ve got experiences for all ages and stages. Check off everything in your summer bucket, including skateboarding, farmer’s markets, lazy rivers, spa services, and more. What To Do in Houston Market Square Park Grab a blanket and your best buds for any number of fun (and free) activities at Market Square Park (photo above). Located in the center of…

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