After More Than a Decade, Books Are Back in Brownsville
The window display of Búho’s downtown Brownsville storefront features a recently released Jodi Picoult novel, a Spanish translation of Deepak Chopra’s How to Know God, and the Dr.
Facing Cancer, a Triathlete Competes in Ironman Texas
A Texas Take on White Castle Sliders
The Houston Zoo’s New Galápagos Islands Exhibit Enchants and Educates
In 2018, the Houston Zoo announced an ambitious capital campaign to revitalize the sought-after Texas destination, introduce additional attractions to highlight the world’s animal population, and focus on issues related to conservation and how best to protect the planet.
Go (Almost) Under the Sea at the Patton Center of Marine Science Education in Port Aransas
Inside a sofa-size aquarium, a black-and-white striped sheepshead and a small school of shiny Gulf menhaden swim above a southern flounder lying like a plate in the sand.
How Brownsville Became the ‘Chess Capital of Texas’
“Once you’re a champion, you’ll be a champion for the rest of your life,” Jose J.
At the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, It’s the Student Artists Time to Shine
Since the age of 4, Joshua Washington, a freshman at Pasadena Memorial High School, has created art with colored pencils, watercolors, and oil paints.
The Historic Lancaster Hotel in Houston Makes Hospitality a Fine Art
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 out to approaching passengers.
Houston’s New Land Bridge at Memorial Park Has Everyone Talking
‘Oldest and Friendliest’ Bar in Port Aransas Makes a Move
A bit of Port Aransas history has moved—literally.
The final section of Shorty’s, the beach city’s oldest bar, was towed late last month from its historic location next to Port A’s marina to a vacant lot a half-mile away.
