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They miss Tex-Mex and barbecue something fierce.
They miss Tex-Mex and barbecue something fierce.
Tom Foster writes about business, innovation, and creative people.
They miss Tex-Mex and barbecue something fierce.
Anonymous landowners donated the pristine 1,200-acre parcel, which will be open to the public on September 23.
With a vibrant festival scene, a funky downtown, and great birding, it offers more than just sand and surf.
Photographer Keith Carter explores the otherworldly wetlands of East Texas in a stunning new book.
Exclusive: Auberge Resorts plans a posh new hotel in Houston, one of five properties it will operate around the state.
Tom Foster writes about business, innovation, and creative people.
The explosion of color found at the Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute is not a mirage.
Rose Cahalan is a senior editor who focuses primarily on stories about travel and the outdoors.
Found in the state’s riverways, the spiny softshell looks like a cross between a brontosaurus and a pancake.
Rose Cahalan is a senior editor who focuses primarily on stories about travel and the outdoors.
Here you can sleep in a yellow caboose, swim in one of the many nearby watering holes, and eat a steak in the ‘Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ house.
Courtney Bond is an executive editor of Texas Monthly’s Food & Drink and BBQ sections. She occasionally writes about travel, too.
The booming North Texas city has an eclectic food scene, an indie bookstore, and a vintage railroad—all within downtown.
From arid El Paso to the Piney Woods, Texas boasts outstanding links that don’t require an expensive membership.
David Courtney, a.k.a. the Texanist, is a staff writer.
Dan Goodgame is Texas Monthly’s editor in chief.
Alicia Maria Meier is the assistant managing editor at Texas Monthly and a translator from Spanish and Catalan.
Paddle on a sea kayak in Rockport, party with Kinky Friedman in Kerrville, or find a quiet spot close to home.
Congrats to new parents Raani, Snaggle, and Big Boy—and the zookeepers who worked for years to help bring their toothy babies into being.
The world’s biggest fish swims in the Gulf, but much about it remains a mystery.
The home of Old Yeller, this scenic Hill Country getaway also has a beautifully restored courthouse.