All posts by Honky Tonk Foodie
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Texas had the First Major Southern City to Desegregate Lunch Counters
Rosa Parks, who refused to move to the segregated back section of a city bus 64 years ago,...
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Visit the Coffeezeria of Your Dreams in Bandera!
Pizza places are delicious smelling, warm, and generally spaces that invite an all-day hang out. The Dough Joe...
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For a Good Time, Go to the Biggest Little Town in the World
Whoever named Ozona the "Biggest Little Town in the World" did not underestimate its history and beauty, nor...
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Restored! The Pipe Creek General Store and Dance Hall
New places to dance do not come often anymore. The former hubs of small communities throughout Texas are...
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Experience Arts and Culture at the Houston Black Heritage Festival!
Looking to enjoy fall weather while immersing in black culture and heritage? Then mark the calendar for the...
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The Kitchen is Cooking: The Music of Matt Kitchen
It is not easy wading through music options these days. There are so many outlets, sometimes it's just...
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Golden Chick Restaurant Offers a New Concept in San Antonio
For some Texans, Golden Chick is their favorite place to get chicken tenders (make that order spicy!). With...
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Dog Friendly San Antonio Event: Have Fun at Fall Fur Fest
Dog owners and lovers of San Antonio and the surrounding areas, there is a great new event you...
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Secrets of the San Antonio River Walk: Rosita’s Bridge
The San Antonio River Walk is an iconic feature that draws millions of tourists each year. The winding...
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Find Freiheit Country Store For Delicious Surprises
What used to be the country in the Hill Country often has become more visible to the highway...
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OPA! at the 63rd Annual Greek Food Festival of Dallas
It's still hot in the Hill Country, but head north and maybe the weather will bend a bit....
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Make Lace and Go Climb Greased Poles at the Wendish Fest!
Do you know in what Texas-immigrant culture ”Kletternpfosten” (Greased Pole Climbing) is a sport and it is customary...
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The Connection Between Pancho Villa & San Antonio’s Chinese Residents
Do you know the connection between Pancho Villa and the Chinese community of San Antonio? On March 9,...
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Cherry Springs: One of the Most Historic Dance Halls in the World
Cherry Springs Dance Hall wasn’t always named so, but a cherry by any other name would smell as...
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Do You Know Where to Find The Fatal Corner In San Antonio?
The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral is a well-known event due to representation in the media, but do...
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Where to Dove Hunt in Texas, and One Great Reason to Do It
August in Texas often turns a Texan’s mind to cooler weather. Fall means different things to everyone, but...
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Peek Into the Past at the Dr. Pound Historical Farmstead
Dripping Springs is home to many interesting activities for families, adults, and groups. One site of historical significance...
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Beautiful Notes Since 1901 at San Antonio’s Tuesday Musical Club
Tuesdays have become less stigmatized with the recent advent of Taco Tuesday, but in 1901, Anna Goodman Hertzberg...
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You Can Tour Texas Beer History: Western Brewery and Kreische Brewery
Beer is a beverage which has joined communities across lands and ethnicities, and it has a special place...
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Macdona, Texas: A Town That’s Not Quite a Town, At Least Officially
When is a town not a town? In Texas, one reason could be because it's a census-designated place!...
