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Hilton Americas-Houston invites you to celebrate its 20th anniversary

By VisitHouston on Dec. 08, 2023

Hilton Americas-Houston, Houston's largest hotel, is celebrating its 20 th anniversary in December and invites you to be part of its ‘20 Days of Giving’ extravaganza that started on December 4. Follow Hilton Americas-Houston on Instagram and Facebook and you could win great prizes. Opened in December 2003, this iconic Downtown hotel -connected to the George R. Brown Convention Center via skywalk and adjacent to Discovery Green Park- added a world of amenities and luxuries for anyone visiting…

Give the Gift of Experiences

By Paula Nino Kehr on Dec. 06, 2023

Gearing up to do some holiday shopping? Skip the material goods this season and treat your loved ones to a one-of-a-kind H-Town experience. Following are some wonderful experiences that most anyone on your list will enjoy. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Houston Zoo (@houstonzoo) Animal Encounter Get up, close and personal with some of the Houston Zoo’s beloved residents. Buy the animal lover on your list a gift certificate to an…

Best Pizza Places in Houston

By Megan Strange on Nov. 29, 2023

Houston is known for its diverse culinary scene, and while we’re not necessarily known around the country for any certain style of pizza, there are many excellent pizza places to explore, of all different kinds of pizza. Check out our list of must-try pizzas for all pizza lovers in H-Town. Gypsy Poet With two locations — in Midtown and Montrose — Gypsy Poet makes a night out for pizza something extra special with live music by local artists and hand-crafted artisan pizzas. The owner is an artist…

Houston Hotels that add magic & savings to your holiday season

By Irina Mirochnitchenko on Nov. 21, 2023

If you are planning to visit Houston with your family or just looking for a staycation in H-town, there is no better time than this holiday season. With fascinating light displays and holiday decorations throughout the city, including 11 themed villages covering dozens of blocks downtown, performing arts, holiday festivals, Christmas markets, delicious food, and family-friendly events, your 2023 holidays in Houston will certainly be jolly. And if you add to this can´t-miss list special holiday…

Your Guide to December

By Abbey Hernandez on Nov. 15, 2023

Where do we even begin with December events in Houston? It seems that everyone is in the holiday spirit and fun events are everywhere. From Houston to Galveston, Spring and beyond, there is fun for all ages. If you’re looking for a round up of the best holiday lighting, we’ve got that on our holiday lights blog. We’re also covering some of the best holiday hotels that make you feel like you’re visiting the North Pole. A Christmas Carol NOVEMBER 17 - DECEMBER 30, 2023 Usher in the spirit of the…

Pet-Friendly Hotels in Houston

By Jessie Rowe on Oct. 31, 2023

Planning a staycation or visit to Houston and can't bear to leave your furry friend behind? You're in luck! Houston boasts a range of pet-friendly hotels that ensure both you and your four-legged companion have a comfortable stay. From luxurious accommodations to budget-friendly options, the city offers a diverse selection of pet-welcoming establishments. Explore the newest and revamped pet-friendly hotels in Houston, each with its unique features and amenities that cater to your pet's needs and…

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Your Guide to November

By Abbey Hernandez on Oct. 16, 2023

Houston is busy in November as it celebrates so many holidays with festivals around the city. You’ll want to pencil these Houston events into your calendar so you don’t miss out on the fun. Night Market NOVEMBER 3, 2023 Drawing inspiration from street markets commonly found in East and Southeast Asia, the Asia Society Texas' Night Market celebrates Houston's AAPI communities through food, arts, and activities. Patrons will enjoy a curated selection of food, home goods, art, and apparel from 60+…

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Día de los Muertos in Houston

By Megan Strange on Oct. 12, 2023

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…

The Guide: Texas Renaissance Festival

By Irina Mirochnitchenko on Oct. 06, 2023

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 from October 7 to November 26, 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 than 400 shoppes and artisans, there is…

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International Cultural Centers in Houston

By Megan Strange on Sep. 29, 2023

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. The Sikh Center of the Gulf Coast Area, Inc. (Sikh Center) Founded in 1972 Established in 1972 by five families with the mission of serving the Gulf Coast community, the Sikh Center of the Gulf Coast holds the…

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