Things to Do
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A Flower on a Silk Scarf is Worth a Dozen in a Vase: Floral Silk Painting for Mother’s Day Weekend
If you're looking for something for you and your mom to do together, which will result in a...
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A Town Called Buda: Where Every Dog’s a Wiener…Or is it Winner?
The 20th annual Buda Wiener Dog Races are getting ready to roll, and here's the information you'll need...
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Hill Country Happenings: April 16-22, 2017
Spring is in bloom with the wildflowers decorating our Hill Country and plenty of events popping up to...
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Texas Czech Heritage: Culturally, Educationally, & Genealogically Fostered in Temple
With traditions and family lineage that run deep in Texas, the Czech Heritage Museum & Genealogy Center is...
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Texas Natural Science Center: The Mesozoic Era Leaves its Mark in the Texas Hill Country
At the Texas Natural Science Center in Austin, they're studying and displaying some of the finest dinosaur skeletal...
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American Wind Power Center: The Dream of ‘The First Lady of the Windmill’
In Lubbock, Texas, more than 160 windmills reside in a collection at the American Wind Power Center, resulting...
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Celebrating 150 Years of the Chisholm Trail With The Hide & Horn Exhibition At The Sid Richardson Museum
The Sid Richardson Museum is a great place to see and learn about the 19th century American West...
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Canadian, Texas: Steeped in Rodeo and Ranching History
The Canadian River was named by explorers who felt it was so far north, it must flow to...
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Waco Mammoth National Monument: You Won’t Believe Your Eyes
Approximately 65,000 years ago, a nursery herd of Columbian mammoths became marred in clay. Today you can see...
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Texarkana: Twin Cities With a Railroad Tie Between Them…Heavy on the Texas
A trip to Texarkana brings with it the chance to check out some unique, state-line-straddling history that's unlike...
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H.E.A.R.T.S. Veterans Museum in Huntsville Passionately Honors the Service of American Veterans
Growing from a small window display in 1993, the H.E.A.R.T.S. Veterans Museum in Huntsville pays homage to those...
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Channeling Billie Holiday: ‘Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill’ at ZACH Theatre in Austin
"Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar" can be seen at the ZACH Theatre until April 30th.
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The Orange Show Easter Orange Hunt & PEEPS Art Contest: Creative Thinking & Tasty Results
The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art in Houston has a colorful past (yes, that's a pun), and...
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Briscoe-Garner Museum of Uvalde is a Texas Hill Country Congressional & Political History Treasure
John Garner and Dolph Briscoe are the two famed Texas figures that are represented in this museum, linking...
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Llano Crawfish Open 2017: Great Food, Good Times, and a Hardy Benevolent Backbone
No longer a simple golf tournament and crawfish boil between two groups of good people with charity in...
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Alpine, Marfa, and Fort Davis: A Tiny Taste of this Triangle of West Texas Towns
This trio of Texas towns makes a great weekend tour, although this is only a tiny taste of...
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Hiking the Window Trail at Big Bend: Gasps of Amazement vs. Exertion Level Equals ‘Winning’
The Window Trail at Big Bend National Park is a relatively easy hike with a stunning view from...
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Texas SandFest Features Pro and Amateur Sculptors and Puts Port Aransas on the World Sand Art Map
Now in its 20th year, Texas SandFest in Port Aransas entices both amateur and professional sand sculptors to...
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Chicken-Fried Steak Festival in Lamesa: Legendary Home of a Wonderfully Tasty Texas Accident
Without an order misinterpretation by James Donald Perkins back in 1911, such a Texas delicacy as chicken-fried steak...
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Fiesta® San Antonio Events: Hill Country History, Culture, & True Texas State Pride
Fiesta® San Antonio 2017 is coming up quickly! Here are a few of the details you should know...
