San Antonio Native Jefferson Clay Debuts “Riverwalkin'”, a Celebration of the Alamo City’s Iconic Landmark
San Antonio’s River Walk has a new anthem: Singer-songwriter Jefferson Clay just debuted his music video for the song “Riverwalkin’,”…
New Photography Book by Michael Cirlos Showcases the Diversity of the Alamo City
A popular social media project to document the diversity and culture of Texas’ third-largest city is now a photography book.…
Who Wouldn’t Love a Buckarita in the Company of a Crossbred Longhorn-Buffalo?
The “Buckarita” at San Antonio’s Buckhorn Saloon serves up the kick you’d expect from a mix of Cuervo 1800 Tequila, Grand…
Trails in Guadalupe Mountains and San Antonio Get Federal Recognition
The Department of the Interior has named 19 new national recreation trails, and Texas is home to two of…
Senior Editor Lori Moffatt Shares Her Favorite Places in Texas After 27 Years at Texas Highways
This issue marks the 44th anniversary of the travel magazine of Texas. It’s also the last issue for Senior Editor…
New Exhibit at San Antonio's Witte Museum Showcases Texas Maps Spanning 3 Centuries
Wherever life has flourished across the vast territory of Texas, someone early on blazed a trail to get there. A…
5 Music Fests Every Texan Should Attend
The big, expensive festivals touting electronic dance music, Radiohead, and Jay-Z get most of the media attention, but a number…
5 Romantic Places in Texas to Spend Valentine's Day
With Valentine's Day quickly approaching, the Texas Highways editors wanted to know: What are the most romantic places in the…
San Antonio’s Urban-15 Stretches the Arts with Music, Movement, and Media
URBAN-15’s Carnaval de San Anto troupe performs during Día de los Muertos at Hemisfair park in San Antonio. When night…
18 Places to Go in Texas in 2018
From El Paso to Galveston, uncover our top 18 travel must-dos for 2018.
San Antonio's Tricentennial Is a Party 300 Years in the Making
The best destination cities give travelers a distinct feeling that can only be experienced by walking their streets. A visit…
A Tricentennial Timeline of San Antonio
The city’s modern-day story is only just beginning, but the same could have been said 300 years ago. The story,…