Texas Ranch Roundup
Don’t expect to see rodeo events like bull riding or steer wrestling at the Texas Ranch Roundup in Wichita Falls. ... Read More »
Plaza Classic Film Festival
In 2008, the city of El Paso and its Community Foundation restored and reopened the historic 1930s-era Plaza ... Read More »
Friona Cheeseburger Festival
If you’re wondering why Friona—a place with only three fast-food burger joints—is dubbed the Cheeseburger Capital ... Read More »
Blueberry Hill Farm’s Blueberry Streusel Muffins Recipe
In a mixing bowl, cream together sugar and butter. Add egg; mix well. Combine flour, baking powder, and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with milk. Stir in vanilla. Fold in blueberries. Fill 12 greased or paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. Read More »
Marfa Film Festival
We are constantly reminded that Marfa is no longer Texas’ best-kept secret, but rather a destination for art, ... Read More »
Rockin’ the River
How do locals beat the blistering heat of Texas’ late summer months? On the water, of course. And every Saturday ... Read More »
Texas Blueberry Festival
Is there anything more all-American than a summer blueberry festival? Residents of Nacogdoches certainly think ... Read More »
Blanco Lavender Festival
From May to July, driving through the Texas Hill Country smells a bit more magical thanks to fields of purple ... Read More »
Billy the Kid Festival
To some urban Texans, associations of the Lone Star State as a place of outlaws and duels may seem like things of ... Read More »
Texas Highways Selects True Texas Travel Film Winner at Thin Line Fest
A Piece of Texas: A Travel Documentary took home the top prize in Texas Highways' True Texas short film category at Thin Line fest in Denton on Saturday, April 21. Read More »
Paddling the Devils River in Southwest Texas Offers High Risks and High Rewards
You find two kinds of paddlers on the Devils River: those who come out here whenever possible and those who will never do it again. Or so the saying goes. I was pondering this thought one morning on the river as I clambered out of my kayak to perch on a boulder and peer 100 yards downstream at a serene pool flanked by sloping slabs of limestone. In between lay Dandridge Falls, a series of cascading rapids that coursed and swirled through chutes, over small ledges, and around protruding boulders and brush. Read More »
This Museum in Grand Saline Encourages You to Lick the Walls
True to its name, the façade of the Salt Palace is made of translucent blocks of sodium chloride, the mineral compound we use for everything from seasoning french fries to de-icing roads on wintry days. “Salt kills all germs, and you can’t grow germs on salt,” King says. “So you can lick the building. You can lick the big ton of salt out front. We don’t care, you can lick anything you want. We are fine with it.” Read More »
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