Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed
At the Witte Museum in San Antonio, Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed explores the Mesoamerican civilization that ... Read More »
2016 Kerrville Folk Festival
A paradise for songwriters and fans of all kinds of original music, the Kerrville Folk Festival kicks off its ... Read More »
Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series
Maybe it never occurred to you to leap from the towering cliffs of Hell’s Gate at Possum Kingdom Lake, but that’s ... Read More »
Park the Car and See Galveston Island by Bicycle
Lucky us: A brilliantly sunny morning greets us on the day we plan to see Galveston by bicycle. It’s been years since I’ve looked at my favorite island from a bike seat, and I’m eager to revisit the sensory experience of taking in the sights and sounds and smells of a place that’s at once so historic and vibrant. Read More »
Come Sail Away
A pod of eight dolphins broke the surface of the water as we turned our sailboat back toward the Corpus Christi ... Read More »
Sailing On
Aboard the Tall Ship Elissa docked at Galveston’s Pier 21, two boys pause near the wide base of a towering pole. ... Read More »
Shore Things
Texans storm the beaches for a wealth of reasons. So, when we envision the perfect beach hotel, each of us ... Read More »
The Doctor Is In
The door opens, and in strides a woman in dark blue scrubs. The doctor is in. (more…) Read More »
Sister Act
"You need a dose of Farley Girls,” came the recommendation from a wise Galvestonian that Saturday morning. ... Read More »
Return to La Carafe
Let’s face it: The city that produced the Astrodome and the Space Center has a reputation for focusing on the ... Read More »
From Scraps to Souvenirs
Galveston’s Ships Mechanic Row got its name back in the 19th Century when it was an artery of the island’s ... Read More »
Keeper of the Flame
In the 1960s at his Soho building in New York City, “minimalism” icon Donald Judd would take his phone off the ... Read More »
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