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Diwali, also known as the “Festival of Lights,” is a five-day holiday celebrated by Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs in India and beyound. As one of India’s most important holidays of the year, Diwali celebrates the triumph of ȁ…
Read MoreTobiuo Sushi & Bar View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tobiuo Sushi & Bar (@tobiuosushibar) on Oct 9, 2020 at 4:08pm PDT The sushi house is rewarding those who do their civic du…
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Houston’s art scene is too big to contain within our museum walls. The creative masterpieces spill out into the streets and in public spaces all across the city. From sculptures that tower over one of Houston’s popular beer gardens to the murals spread throughout East End, Visit Houston’s Facebook will highlight Houston’s thriving public art scene, introduces you to the faces behind each piece, and by the end of our tour, you’ll know the best places to take your friends for some truly
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The month of October could quite possibly be the best time of year in Houston. The weather has FINALLY cooled off and outdoor activities abound. Check out our list of great things to do in October in Houston, and get started making memories with your loved ones.
EVERY WEEKEND IN OCTOBER
Boo on the Boardwalk is back and as hauntingly fun as ever! Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Kemah is action-packed with spooky and some not-so-scary events. In fact, bring the
Read MoreThe long summer is nearly behind us, and September brings a new energy and maybe even a breeze. Houston offers so many ways to ease into the season, from concerts and festivals to art exhibitions and exciting games featuring our hometown teams. W…
Read MoreWe are so fortunate that Houston was spared from the destruction of Hurricane Laura, but Southeast Texas and Louisiana did not fare well and were hit with a Category 4 storm. Are you looking for ways to lend a helping hand to our neighbors? Here&…
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From ingenious dreamers to creative problem solvers, some of Houston’s best and brightest are women who have helped not only give birth to this city but also have been essential in making Houston and the world better. Discover the contributions of some of the city’s extraordinary women -past and present- who are pioneers, community leaders, and culinary and cultural moguls.
Irma Gonzalez Galvan was born in Brownsville, TX, and moved to Houston in 1946 with her mother and siblings
Read MoreHouston Restaurant Weeks 2020 has landed and our tastebuds have never been more excited! Given the ongoing call for staying home and staying safe, restaurants around the area have opted to offer their HRW menus for takeout and to-go for the first…
Read MoreNeed another reason to dine at your favorite restaurant or try a new one in town? You’re in luck because August marks the start of Houston Restaurant Weeks (HRW), a five-week-long event where participating restaurants offer prix fixe menus…
Read MoreNot only is the official start of summer just days away, but also one of the most important days in U.S. History – Juneteenth. Juneteenth – short for June 19 – officially marks the end of slavery in Texas. Did you know that Texas was the first st…
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