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How to Celebrate Mother's Day in Houston

By Megan Strange on May 02, 2024

Mother’s Day is coming up on May 12. How are you celebrating? Houston is filled with options to spend the day. Here are a few of our picks to help you plan. Watch a Performance The annual Mother's Serenade, presented by the Houston Latin American Philharmonic, pays tribute to the most noble being on the planet. Featured guest artists for this heartfelt concert include Mirtha Perez, Mariachi Los Gallitos, and Luis Martinez. The repertoire encompasses beloved pieces such as "Nave del Olvido,"…

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Where to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Houston

By Megan Strange on Apr. 27, 2024

‘ritas, fajitas, and more! Houston is famous for its Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine, and the Cinco de Mayo celebration is a perfect opportunity to explore it. Many restaurants and bars, from Mexican and American to Japanese, Korean, and Italian, among others, are rolling out Mexican food and drinks. Offers abound, and special events are scheduled. Some restaurants have even decided to kick off parties two or three days in advance. Get ready for a myriad of flavors, good drinks, and a festive vibe…

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Business Travelers: What To Do Around GRB Convention Center

By Megan Strange on Apr. 22, 2024

It's clear Houston is an easy pick for business travel. An array of hotels, restaurants galore for feeding the hungry workforce and the sheer amount of people and businesses in this city make it a common destination. And chances are, if you're traveling for a convention or conference in Houston, you'll likely be spending time in Houston's historic George R. Brown Convention Center. Complete with free Wi-Fi (of course), a Starbucks (also, of course), skywalks, ample parking and ample places to…

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Where to Eat and Stay Around Minute Maid Park

By Megan Strange on Mar. 25, 2024

Take me out to the ballgame, but show me where to eat and stay to make the experience a grand slam. That's our game plan! Take a swing at these baller dining establishments, hotels and ways to get around Downtown. Xochi 1777 Walker St. Houston Chef Hugo Ortega knocks it out of the park with Xochi (photo above), offering fans a dining experience that celebrates the culinary and indigenous richness of Oaxaca, Mexico and its varied geographic regions. Biggio's 1777 Walker Street This multi-level…

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Saint Patrick’s Day in Houston

By Megan Strange on Mar. 07, 2024

St. Patrick’s Day is approaching, a day when those who are Irish celebrate the patron saint of Ireland and those who aren’t technically Irish express their appreciation for all things Irish. Green is worn, green beer is had (for those 21+, of course) and sometimes you get pinched (though maybe not this year). If you're looking for a place to celebrate, you're in luck! Houston has something Irish themed to suit every taste. Houston St. Patrick's Parade and Celebration March 16, 2024 Join an…

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Spring Break: Family Friendly Things To Do In Houston

By Megan Strange on Mar. 04, 2024

With Spring Break just around the corner, Houston is blooming. The city’s museums, parks and hotels have planned an array of fun – and safe – family-friendly activities guaranteed to combat boredom. Take note and plan your itinerary, so you’re ready to head out and explore everything Houston has to offer this Spring Break. Spring Break Blast at the Children's Museum Houston March 9-17, 2024 Hold onto your hats and buckle up for a wild ride of excitement at the Children's Museum Houston (photo…

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International Cultural Centers in Houston

By Megan Strange on Mar. 01, 2024

Houston often tops lists as a top diverse city in America, and that’s clear just from studying our population, incredible restaurants and vast business opportunities. But not as well known, is just how often Houston is the place for a cultural center to stake its first location. The Sikh Center of the Gulf Coast Area, Inc. (Sikh Center) Founded in 1972 Established in 1972 by five families with the mission of serving the Gulf Coast community, the Sikh Center of the Gulf Coast holds the…

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12 Crawfish Staples in Houston

By Megan Strange on Feb. 10, 2024

Crawfish season is an exciting time in Houston. Yes, we Houstonians love our mudbugs and come crawfish season, many establishments around the city serve the tasty creatures Cajun-style or seasoned with Houston’s own viet-cajun flavorings. The appearance of crawfish on menus also coincides with the start of warmer weather perfect for a good crawfish boil. Get ready to dig in at one of these popular places around town. New to this boiled crawfish phenomenon? No problem. Read our primer on when to…

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Where to Watch the Big Game in Houston

By Megan Strange on Feb. 05, 2024

Ready for the Big Game this Sunday? The San Francisco 49ers face the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, and you can catch all the excitement at these Houston establishments. Prefer to stay home? We’ve also included some irresistible to-go options for your at-home Super Bowl spread. Rooftop Cinema Club Uptown Rooftop Cinema Club Uptown invites you to elevate your game day experience at their Big Game Watch Party on February 11, featuring the biggest football event of the…

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Best Pizza Places in Houston

By Megan Strange on Dec. 29, 2023

Houston is known for its diverse culinary scene, and while we’re not necessarily known around the country for any certain style of pizza, there are many excellent pizza places to explore, of all different kinds of pizza. Check out our list of must-try pizzas for all pizza lovers in H-Town. Gypsy Poet With two locations — in Midtown and Montrose — Gypsy Poet makes a night out for pizza something extra special with live music by local artists and hand-crafted artisan pizzas. The owner is an artist…

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