Culture

Waco’s Dr Pepper Museum Reopens Historic Bottling Room with New Exhibition

Waco’s Dr Pepper Museum Reopens Historic Bottling Room with New Exhibition

Just a three-block walk from the crowds at Magnolia Market in Waco is the Dr Pepper Museum, where visitors can ... Read More »

From Soap Creek Saloon to Willie Nelson’s Picnic, 1973 Was the Year Austin Music Peaked

From Soap Creek Saloon to Willie Nelson’s Picnic, 1973 Was the Year Austin Music Peaked

Back in 1986, while Stevie Ray Vaughan was becoming an MTV guitar hero, three Austin acts—Charlie Sexton, the ... Read More »

The Historic Lancaster Hotel in Houston Makes Hospitality a Fine Art

The Historic Lancaster Hotel in Houston Makes Hospitality a Fine Art

When Jay Shinn and his Dallas company Magnolia Lodging purchased the historic Lancaster Hotel in Houston’s ... Read More »

Houston’s 1940 Air Terminal Museum Preserves the Culture of Flight

Houston’s 1940 Air Terminal Museum Preserves the Culture of Flight

From a frieze over the entryway of the 1940 Air Terminal Museum, Mercury, the Roman god of messengers, reaches ... Read More »

On ‘Roll On, Cowboys,’ Lubbock’s Andy Hedges Captures Western Music Traditions

On ‘Roll On, Cowboys,’ Lubbock’s Andy Hedges Captures Western Music Traditions

When I spoke to Andy Hedges for a 2006 Texas Highways feature on the cowboy music revival, his initial response ... Read More »

Travelers Put Their Love on Lock in Valentine

Travelers Put Their Love on Lock in Valentine

It was a late November evening when Tatjana Vejnovic arrived at Prada Marfa, a permanent art installation on the ... Read More »

The Shows Goes On For San Antonio’s Starline Costumes

The Shows Goes On For San Antonio’s Starline Costumes

When Starline Costumes, a cherished costume sales and rental shop in San Antonio, announced it would be closing ... Read More »

Roadside Oddity: Flying Herd of Buffalo in Abilene

Roadside Oddity: Flying Herd of Buffalo in Abilene

The flying herd of buffalo towering over the eastern edge of downtown Abilene isn’t an illusion created by a ... Read More »

Armadillo Day is Texas’ Response to Punxsutawney Phil

Armadillo Day is Texas’ Response to Punxsutawney Phil

Every Feb. 2, an oracle emerges from his cave to deliver his predictions to a captivated populace. This oracle is ... Read More »

How a Native Texan Made Traditional Turkish Footwear a Sought-after Brand in Marfa

How a Native Texan Made Traditional Turkish Footwear a Sought-after Brand in Marfa

Travel has a profound influence on Dallas-born, New York-based entrepreneur Mickey Ashmore. Not only has the ... Read More »

Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern Offers Inspiration and Reflection Beneath Houston

Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern Offers Inspiration and Reflection Beneath Houston

From the first note our tour guide sings across the Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern, we know we’re in for something ... Read More »

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