Six Must-Attend Events: May 1-7
The state’s top offerings, from full-contact football choreography in Dallas to farm-to-table fun in Niederwald.
The state’s top offerings, from full-contact football choreography in Dallas to farm-to-table fun in Niederwald.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from the king of barbecue in Austin to the kings and queens of opera in Fort Worth.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from 277 craft beers on the wall to country music’s big night.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from the most artful of autos in Houston to every reader's paradise in San Antonio.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from celebrating small towns through film to celebrating spring with a good old-fashioned hoedown.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from Willie and Merle in New Braunfels to the wild, wild West in San Antonio
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from gangsters in sixties-era Austin to broncobusters in present-day Houston.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
Every day more than a thousand people move to the Lone Star State. Lucky enough to be a new arrival? This crash course will get you thinking, eating, and talking like a native in no time. (Lucky enough to already be a native? You’ll be reminded of all the reasons to gloat.)
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The state’s top offerings for a musical spring break, from a moving Elliott Smith tribute in Dallas to a dazzling production of “Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat” in Houston.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from paying tribute to Mexican baseball players in San Antonio to commemorating International Women’s Day in Houston.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from flying sky-high in Austin and big, bold ideas in Dallas to the dark side of toys in Tyler.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from James McMurtry’s latest album to something else your heart will likely desire.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
See a live version of “Copper Canteen,” a song off of James McMurtry’s latest album, filmed and recorded in Los Angeles last fall.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from taking a trip down the Tunnel of Love to taking a trip to Valentine for Valentine’s Day.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from a glorious trip down the rabbit hole in Austin to toasting the Oscars in Big D.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from what infinity feels—and sounds—like to another reason to commemorate February 2 that doesn’t involve any groundhogs.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from a punk rock icon in Austin to a different kind of hunting in Canyon.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from seeing Jay Duplass in the flesh to seeing sky high out West.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
Despite all the exits and entrances around him, House speaker Joe Straus plans on staying right where he is.
By Brian D. Sweany and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from paying tribute to Dr. King and his methods of nonviolence to paying tribute to the fallen heroes of 9/11.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from the best chefs in the Twitterverse to brunching it up gospel-style.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from reveling in Georgia O’Keeffe’s Texas works to ringing in the new year with the Ronettes.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from a Christmas comeback to Christmas Zombies.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top offerings, from a partridge in a pear tree to twelve drummers drumming and everything in between.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from a book reading full of quirky drawings and even quirkier words in San Marcos to a giant tamalada in San Antonio.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from the magical theramin to the merry Mercado de Paz.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from the best new-but-not-so-new musician to hail from Denton to forty Chihuahuas running as fast as their little legs can go.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from masters of mariachi music in San Antonio to a fancy fashion designer in Austin.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from lauding Lone Star filmmakers in Fort Worth to visualizing the future of Waller Creek in Austin.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
Free advice for Greg Abbott, the new governor of Texas.
By Brian D. Sweany and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from a fancy Formula One race to Day of the Dead delights.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from digging in to the facts and fiction surrounding history's real-life Dracula to witnessing Texas's fiercest basketball rivalry.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
My list of the best Texas books ever written.
By John Phillip Santos and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from skateboarding fanaticism to fifteen-foot-tall Popsicles.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
Readers respond to the October 2014 issue.
The state's top offerings, from the art of meteorological turbulence to getting scared silly at the drive-in.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from witnessing Big Tex's new moves at the state fair to rescuing Mother Earth at SXSW Eco.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from death-defying dancers in Austin to all things shrimptastic in Galveston.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from the papers of a Pulitzer Prize winner to Funny or Die's version of a comedy fest.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from awe-inspiring architectural design to a fantastically far-out film festival.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from glorious grape stomping to glory for the Longhorns.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
Texas Tech Scientists Have Helped Develop MicroZap Technology to Purify Water, Food.
Texas Tech scientist Katharine Hayhoe served as lead author on a report released by the White House.
The groundbreaking research by Texas Tech scientists was part of a multi-million dollar study.
Texas Tech chemist Yehia Mechref awarded elusive grant to study how the cancer may metastasize to brain.
The state's top offerings, from Don Henley's favorite place to the world's biggest dinos.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from Shooter Jennings paying tribute to a country music hero to Salvador Dalí's works in 3-D.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings, from a sneak peek of Robert Rodriguez's latest film to the healing power of creativity on display.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state's top offerings and events, from a tribute to the legendary Candy Barr in Dallas to an ode to aspiring home chefs in Austin.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly
The state’s top events and offerings, from the 75th anniversary of Marvel Comics to the 75th birthday of Billy Joe Shaver.
By Michael Hoinski and Texas Monthly