Producer
Katharine Shilcutt

Katharine is a native Houstonian and seventh-generation Texan who really likes visiting other cities, states and countries but could never imagine living anywhere else than here. She’s been nominated for a James Beard Award and three Association of Food Journalists Awards, taking home the latter twice.
Katharine, a Baylor alum and the former food critic for the Houston Press, came on board at Houstonia in May 2013, serving as features editor and dining editor before taking the reins as managing editor.
For Katharine, the best part of her job is having a turntable in her office and a view of the Houstonia House rooftop tomato garden (and, of course, helping to put out a magazine that showcases the best of her beloved hometown). She regularly represents Houstonia on local TV and radio programs.

Keep Houston Weird
Houston Is the New Austin—At Least at the Table

The Summer of Staycations
Visit a New Side of Houston: Doing Downtown Right

Ice House
4 New—and Newly Renovated—Parks We Love

The Drawl
What a Fast Food Chain

Pop Culture Handbook
Calling Hou: The Bayou City's Biggest and Best Pop Culture Moments

Pop Culture Handbook
How Chopped and Screwed Became Houston's Signature Sound

Pop Culture Handbook
What The Big Bang Theory Gets Right About "East Texas"

Pop Culture Handbook
Calling Hou: The Bayou City's Biggest and Best Pop Culture Moments

The High Life
This Summer's Guide to the Coolest Mountain Getaways

Editor's Picks
10 Brand-New Downtown Restaurants to Dine at Right Now

The High Life
This Summer's Guide to the Coolest Mountain Getaways

The Summer of Staycations
Visit a New Side of Houston: The Culture and Quirk of Midtown

Warm Impermanence
Big Changes Defined Houston's Food Scene Last Month

The Summer of Staycations
Visit a New Side of Houston: Get Hip to the Heights

The Summer of Staycations
Visit a New Side of Houston: Upper Kirby's Parks and Patios

The Friendly Skies
Take a Cheap Trip to New York with These Southwest Fares

Tortilla Takedown