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Learn Some Spooky Texas History on These Small Town Haunted Ghost Tours
Fall is just around the corner, and what better time than Halloween season to dive into the spooky and paranormal.
In New Tours, University of Texas’ Marine Science Institute in Port Aransas Features Aquatic Creatures
A venerable loggerhead turtle named Barnacle Billie, a roseate spoonbill named Boomerang, and other rehabilitated aquatic and shore creatures are on display this week for the first organized public tours of the Amos Rehabilitation Keep—ARK for short—at the University of Texas Marine Science Institute in Port Aransas.
Celebrate Texas’ Black History Through Historical Tours
“At the core, the work I do with Black Austin Tours is to honor my ancestors and give them the humanity they were often denied when they walked this earth,” Wallace says. “More importantly, I want people to know that they were here. That we are here. We weren’t just enslaved people.”
Internationally Known John Fairey Garden Reopens For Public Tours on June 20
Randy Twaddle says the light at the John Fairey Garden is best in the morning. “The light filters downwards,” he said.
5 Texas Beekeeping Classes and Tours
Thirty years ago, the National Honey Board designated September as National Honey Month. If you’d like to learn more about bees and their honey, several small-scale apiaries in Texas offer tours and classes.
New TV Show Tours Texas BBQ Joints
The first season of BBQuest features barbecue restaurants in four major cities
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