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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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Houston Zoo Inaugurates Birds of the World

By Irina Mirochnitchenko on Sep. 03, 2024

Let’s learn from the birds and lift our wings high! Once again, Houston Zoo in Hermann Park surprises locals and visitors with another unique exhibit, Birds of the World, which opened its doors to the public on August 30. Birds are fascinating creatures! In addition to their ecosystem roles, they bring us joy and inspiration. Ready to get inspired? Take the entire family and invite your friends to explore the incredible diversity and beauty of bird species from around the globe. Birds of the…

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Your Guide to August in Houston

By Abbey Hernandez on Jul. 17, 2024

While summer starts to wind down, we’re all looking for last-minute vacations and activities. August is a very busy month in Houston with festivals, concerts, and shows. Fill up your calendar and soak up the season with these fun activities. See a Concert! August is insane for concerts in Houston. You can find just about any genre in any part of town! Take a look at some of the highlights below. Third Eye Blind - August 3 (Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, The Woodlands) Luke Combs - August…

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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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A Guide to Comicpalooza

By Visit Houston on May 09, 2024

Houston’s biggest multi-genre and pop culture festival returns to the George R. Brown Convention Center May 24-26 for a weekend of anime, comics, gaming, literature, cosplay, celebrity panels, and much more. The countdown to Comicpalooza 2024 is running at high speed, and excitement is already in the air throughout the city! The GRB will be packed with artists, vendors, cosplayers, celebrities, fans, and families from all over. This unique pop culture event unites, inspires and entertains…

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How to Celebrate Mother's Day in Houston

By Megan Strange on May 02, 2024

Mother’s Day is coming up on May 12. How are you celebrating? Houston is filled with options to spend the day. Here are a few of our picks to help you plan. Houston Ballet at Miller May 10, 11, 2024 Take your mom to the Miller Outdoor Theatre and experience together the magic of dance with Houston Ballet, the fourth-largest ballet company in the country. The internationally acclaimed company of dancers will take the stage, showcasing incredible athleticism and artistry from some of our most…

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Must-See Asian Pacific American Heritage Sites

By Visit Houston on Apr. 17, 2024

Houston is known as one of the most culturally and ethnically diverse cities in the United States and is also home to one of the largest Asian communities in the country. Each May, we celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month to honor various communities' contributions to our city's development. The cultural sites of Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, and other Far East and Southeast Asia…

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Art Car Parade Rolls into H-Town

By Irina Mirochnitchenko on Apr. 08, 2024

You don’t need a museum to see some incredible works of art during the 37th annual Houston Art Car Parade Weekend, April 11-14. This event, powered by the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art, celebrates the "drive to create" and has become one of the most recognized and beloved events in Houston. It boasts entries from across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, making it the largest Art Car Parade in the world. With more than 250 cars, bikes, and just about anything else on wheels, this…

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Your Guide to April

By Abbey Hernandez on Mar. 17, 2024

As the flowers bloom and the weather warms up, Houston gears up for a lively April filled with a diverse range of events and activities. With tons of festivals and even the famous Art Car Parade, there is something for everyone to enjoy in our bustling city. Get ready to make the most of the beautiful weather in Houston this spring! Night Light April 6, 2024 Aurora Picture Show and Buffalo Bayou Partnership co-present Night Light, a free public event featuring artists’ video projections…

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Celebrating Extraordinary Houston Women

By VisitHouston on Feb. 22, 2024

From ingenious dreamers to creative problem solvers, some of Houston’s best and brightest are women who have helped not only give birth to this city but also have been essential in making Houston and the world better. Discover the contributions of some of the city's extraordinary women -past and present- who are pioneers, community leaders, and culinary and cultural moguls. Irma Galvan Irma Gonzalez Galvan was born in Brownsville, TX, and moved to Houston in 1946 with her mother and siblings…

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