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.

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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,"

‘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!

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

Temperatures are rising, and graduates have their caps and gowns. Call us biased, but the start of summer in Houston is special. Astros baseball is in full swing, pools and splash pads are filled, and the days are long and (hopefully) lazy. As we gear up for summer (and Mother's Day, and Cinco de Mayo), there are plenty of ways to pass the time in H-Town.

East End's Cinco de Mayo Celebration

May 4, 2024

Bring the whole family for a day of celebration of art, music, food and heritage in East

It’s no secret that Houston is known for its diverse culture, spanning from its distinct cuisine, artistic community, and vibrant economy. Houston is also home to one of the largest Asian communities in the country. With a blend of many backgrounds, it’s only natural for unique cultural sites to pop up. Spread out to different pockets of the city, here are some of the top sites of Asian Pacific culture to visit in Houston.

Asia Society Texas Center

370 Southmore Blvd. Houston, TX 77004

One of the best things about living in Houston is experiencing the diverse cultures that make up the city’s population of 2.3 million people. Similar to other major U.S. cities, Houston has an area dominated by delicious Asian restaurants, exotic shopping and fun cultural experiences.

This area, colloquially known as “Chinatown,” is by no means limited to only Chinese influence. Cultural influences in this part of Houston are from Vietnam, India, Pakistan, China, Korea, Malaysia and more. Plus,

Houston may be a popular urban destination, but it also features beautiful green spaces that are perfect for nature enthusiasts, families, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape.

One of the most popular green spots in town is the Houston Botanic Garden, a breathtaking 132-acre paradise brimming with a dozen themed gardens and natural areas. It's a nature lover's dream, promising a delightful journey through diverse landscapes that capture the essence of regions from around the globe to Texas' own

Spring is well known as an exciting and busy time in the Houston food scene. The weather is arguably the best we'll see all year, and people are ready to get out there and try new restaurants, whether it's a spin on a classic stand-by or something that taps into Houston's more eclectic and very diverse food scene offerings. Live-fire Basque cuisine, anyone? Patio enthusiasts take note – read on for a list of ten new places to try.

Annabelle Brasserie

811 Buffalo Park Drive #100, Houston, TX

You don’t need a museum to see some incredible works of art during the 37th annual Houston Art Car Parade Weekend, April 11-14. This event, powered by the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art, celebrates the "drive to create" and has become one of the most recognized and beloved events in Houston. It boasts entries from across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, making it the largest Art Car Parade in the world. With more than 250 cars, bikes, and just about anything else on wheels, this

Houston is the largest city by square miles in Texas (and one of the top 15 largest cities in the United States), so it stands to reason that some of that impressive acreage would go toward green spaces and public parkland that residents and visitors can enjoy. Our city’s parks offer a little something for everyone: trails, playgrounds, splash pads, picnic lawns, birdwatching areas, dog runs, and much more.

And thanks to Houston’s relatively gentle winters, it’s possible to enjoy our parks year