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Your Guide to July

By Abbey Hernandez on Jun. 17, 2024

July is the pinnacle of summer! The weather is hot, water parks welcome thousands of guests, and vacation travel is at its peak. If anyone is looking for a getaway or staycation, Houston has plenty of activities for friend groups, couples or the entire family. From Fourth of July fireworks to free concerts, come stay and play in Houston. Shell Freedom Over Texas ELEANOR TINSLEY PARK AND DOWNTOWN HOUSTON July 4, 2024 There are lots of amazing 4th of July events across the greater Houston area…

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Your Guide to June in Houston

By Abbey Hernandez on May 20, 2024

Summer in H-Town is in full swing, so whether you’re looking for fun outdoor or a cool indoor activity, we’ve got the full list of must-do in June. Embrace the summer vibes (and the heat) as the city comes alive with concerts, museums, and more. Hairspray THE HOBBY CENTER June 4 - 9, 2024 Hop and bop your way downtown to the Hobby Center as the hit Broadway musical "Hairspray" takes center stage this summer! Set against the backdrop of 1960s Baltimore, this Tony Award-winning production…

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Sun’s Out, Buns Out: Happy National Hamburger Day!

By Visit Houston on May 19, 2024

With the sun out this summer, it’s only right that you celebrate with your buns out! Hamburger buns that is. To celebrate this traditional American favorite, be sure to visit some of your favorite local restaurants for National Hamburger Day on May 28 with some delicious entrees that you won’t want to miss. Don’t eat beef? No problem! Make sure also to check out their vegan and veggie options. Andiron 3201 Allen Parkway, Suite E110, Houston, TX 77019 Montrose live-fire steakhouse Andiron…

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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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Small Business Spotlight: Heights

By Paula Nino Kehr on Jan. 15, 2021

Houston’s Greater Heights area is bustling with great restaurants and businesses. Located northwest of downtown, the historic area is home to gorgeous residential homes, the 19th Street Shopping District, and a variety of retail developments. Yet despite its fast growth, shopping small and local seems to remain a part of the Heights’ ethos. We’ve rounded up three small businesses to support in Houston Heights. View this post on Instagram A post…

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Off To The Races: Enjoying The Buffalo Bayou Regatta

By Kathleen Landry on Feb. 23, 2020

How to Participate of Spectate in Texas’ Largest Canoe and Kayak Race On your marks. Get set. Paddle! From canoe and kayak novices and professionals to kids just looking for a fun adventure, the Buffalo Bayou Regatta is for everyone! In its 48th year, the race twists and turns for 15 miles of the Houston landscape. The race starts at 7:30 a.m. and is open to paddlers ages 12 and up. Grabs some friends or family and hit the water. The entry fee is $50/person but note that does not include the…

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Houston in Full Bloom: Where to Find Bluebonnets In and Around Houston

By Kathleen Landry on Mar. 22, 2019

Perhaps one of the most magical things about spring in Texas is the seemingly instant bloom of the Texas bluebonnets. The vibrant petals and stems are eye-catching reminders that spring has sprung, so families everywhere ready their cameras and coordinating outfits for that perfect photo. The bluebonnets are so iconic that they are the Texas state flower and if you visit Houston this spring, you shouldn’t miss this spectacular bit of nature on full display. We just ask that anyone enjoying the…

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Houston’s Children’s Boutiques for Back To School Shopping

By Paula Nino Kehr on Aug. 10, 2018

Back to school is around the corner and many parents are still scrambling to get that last-minute shopping done. Houston has plenty of big box stores and malls to shop for back to school wears but you shouldn’t miss a visit to these small local shops that offer carefully selected clothes and accessories for your little ones. Tax-free weekend from Aug. 10 to 12 so what better time to pay them a visit? Big Blue Whale, an independent toy store in the Heights, carries an amazing selection of toys…

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Houston Must-Dos This August

By Paula Nino Kehr on Jul. 31, 2018

With summer coming to an end, we want to make sure you don't miss out on any of the action. From live music and theater performances, to pre-season NFL games for the Texans, this August has something for everyone! That’s Entertainment To be, or not to be: that is the question. Shakespeare fans will be excited about Miller Outdoor Theatre’s Houston Shakespeare Festival. From Aug. 1 - 5, the theatre will be alternating between performances of The Comedy of Errors and Hamlet . This is a ticketed…

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Chicago, We Have a Problem. Beans Like Houston Better.

By Zain Bidiwala on May 23, 2018

A little background on our feud with Choose Chicago: Houston now has it's own "bean" (Cloud Column), located at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Our friends at Choose Chicago are trying to prove that their bean (Cloud Gate) is better. They are wrong. Nevertheless, they sent us a little gift package welcoming our "newborn" bean; even though, our bean was actually sculpted first... and, is better. Obviously. Well, being that we are super-hospitable, we decided to take Chicago Bean on a tour of…

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