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International Cultural Centers in Houston

By Visit Houston on Nov. 17, 2025

Houston often tops lists as a top diverse city in America, and that’s clear just from studying our population, incredible restaurants and vast business opportunities. But not as well known, is just how often Houston is the place for a cultural center to stake its first location. Ismaili Center, Houston Opened in 2025 The Ismaili Center, Houston was formally inaugurated on November 6, 2025 by Mayor John Whitmire in the presence of His Highness Prince Rahim Aga Khan V, the Imam (spiritual…

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Black Chefs in Houston: Tradition, Innovation, Talent

By Irina Mirochnitchenko on Oct. 28, 2025

With 13,000 restaurants representing cuisine from more than 70 countries and American regions, Houston's restaurant scene is as ethnically diverse as its more than 6 million residents. Houston's African restaurant scene features a wide variety of cuisines, including popular West African and Ethiopian options. Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Senegalese flavors are especially prominent, and many establishments serve popular dishes like jollof rice, fufu, and various rich stews. Black chefs and…

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Día de los Muertos in Houston

By Kimberly Guel on Oct. 24, 2025

The Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, is one of Mexico’s most significant holidays and is a beautiful and joyous celebration of life that honors and remembers deceased loved ones. Rather than dwelling on the sadness of loss, the tradition of Dia de los Muertos focuses on celebrating the memories of family or friends who have passed. Traditionally observed on November 1st and 2nd, the Day of the Dead brings friends and families together to share stories and keep the memories of loved ones…

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Fleet Week Houston

By Irina Mirochnitchenko on Oct. 21, 2025

Oct. 24, 2025 - Fleet Week Houston - RESCHEDULED TO 2026: DATES COMING SOON The Houston Fleet Week Steering Committee has announced that the inaugural event will be postponed to 2026. We will update this post with new dates and information when they become available. Looking for a new and unforgettable experience in Houston in November? The first-ever Fleet Week Houston (November 5-12) is one not to miss! The entire city is gearing up for this impressive event, which is a traditional public…

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Unlocking Excellence: Hotel Saint Augustine Joins Houston's Michelin Key Stays

By Zach McKenzie on Oct. 18, 2025

Step inside one of Houston’s newest and chicest hotels, Hotel Saint Augustine. The quaint and modern hotel situated in the heart of Montrose has everything one could desire for visits to H-Town or luxurious staycations for locals. Complete with five separate buildings, 71 total guest rooms, a ballroom for private events, and an outdoor pool, Hotel Saint Augustine truly offers a new way to experience Houston. The upscale hotel and cultural oasis is located adjacent to The Menil Collection…

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Your Guide to November

By Kimberly Guel on Oct. 17, 2025

November is such an exciting time to be in Houston. The weather is much cooler, and the city is sparkling with things to do, many to help kick off the holidays! Culture and beauty abound as Dia de los Muertos festivities welcome the season, followed by markets, live music performances, the Thanksgiving Day parade, and plenty of performing arts shows in between. If you've never been to Houston, now’s the perfect time to plan a trip with the family! Here’s your guide to enjoying the city in…

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Celebrating Diwali in Houston

By Zach McKenzie on Oct. 07, 2025

Diwali, also known as the “Festival of Lights,” is a five-day holiday celebrated by Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs in India and beyound. As one of India’s most important holidays of the year, Diwali celebrates the triumph of ‘good over evil’ during the darkest night of the lunar month. This year, the celebration takes place from October 18 to 22, featuring prayers, food, decorations, and more! We’ve got you covered with the best restaurants, bazaars, and festivals to celebrate Diwali in Houston…

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The Guide: Texas Renaissance Festival

By Irina Mirochnitchenko on Oct. 02, 2025

Ready to encounter knights, fairies, and other mythical creatures? Head over to the Texas Renaissance Festival, where the King and Queen will welcome you to their magical kingdom for endless frivolity and entertainment. This year’s Ren Fest, running every weekend from October 11 to November 30, plus Thanksgiving Friday, is creating even more immersive experiences for adults and children. With 21 stages, The King's Feast, jugglers, bards, acrobats, games, rides, restaurants, pub crawls, and more…

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Bleisure Travel with Family - What To Do Around GRB Convention Center

By Zach McKenzie on Sep. 29, 2025

Houston has ascended as a top travel destination for travelers seeking culture, art, cuisine, and a quintessential Texas experience. Whether visits to H-Town involve business, leisure, family getaways, or more, there is something for everyone in the country’s most diverse city. Houston is abuzz 365 days a year with a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities. If you're in H-town for work with your family in tow, we have a list of things to do after meetings and conferences. And, of course…

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Daikin Park Will Host World Baseball Classic 2026

By Kimberly Guel on Sep. 27, 2025

Baseball fans are gearing up for all of the excitement of each game in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, happening March 5 to 17, 2026, in the US, Japan, and Puerto Rico. Following 2023, 20 teams will compete in four groups of five teams each in the sixth installment of the World Baseball Classic, in which Daikin Park will host the event for the first time in history. Daikin Park, located in the heart of downtown Houston, is the home ballpark of the Houston Astros and sees millions of fans each…

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