July 2015

100 Years in Words & Pictures
100 Years in Words & Pictures Where is the city we used to be? What did it look like? What did we look like? Houstonia pored over hundreds of historic images to bring you a curated guide to 100 years of our city's history. Also: Houston wants to be the next great cycling city—surprised? So were we. And: Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo is the second largest canyon in the US—surprised? So were we. But: we’re still breaking up with you, Texas. Sorry. It’s not you, it’s us.
In this issue:
Arts & Culture

Television
Tropic of Cancel: CW’s The Messengers
Best of Houstonia

Outdoors
The Cyclist’s Guide to Houston
Eat & Drink

Restaurant Review
Looking for Levure Bakery and Patisserie

Restaurant Review
Peli Peli’s South African Cuisine Shines at the Galleria

Editor’s Picks
14 Milkshakes to Slurp Down This Summer

Editor’s Picks
Where to Get Your Ramen On Right Now
Editor’s Note

Editor’s Note
Unnatural History
Health & Wellness

The Cyclist’s Guide to Houston
Joy Ride: 4 Bike-Friendly Itineraries to Get You Rolling

The Cyclist’s Guide to Houston
Riding With the Pack: A Guide to Houston’s Bike Clubs

The Cyclist’s Guide to Houston
What’s Next for B-Cycle?
News & City Life

Parks & Recreation
The Tide Turns on Buffalo Bayou

Roller Derby
Skaters Gonna Skate

The Cyclist’s Guide to Houston
The Other Three-Foot Rule

The Cyclist’s Guide to Houston
Me, Myself and Bike

History
100 Years That Changed a City

Bayougraphy
How Not to Prepare For a Hurricane

The Price is Bite
Dog Bites Man: Houston Edition

Ice House
July’s Perfect Party

Life Shavers
How to Quit Your Oil Job and Open a Sno-Cone Stand
Style & Shopping

Clutch City
Dream Weaver: Rattan Makes a Comeback

The Cyclist’s Guide to Houston
What Bike Is Right For You?

Starry Eyed
An Evening in Space, Starring George Clooney
Travel & Outdoors

Open Road
Palo Duro Canyon, Second to None

Skinny Dipping