Rise & Dine

The Best Breakfast Spots in Houston

Stop skipping breakfast and head for the most delicious spots in Houston.

06/20/2022 By Megha McSwain and Meredith Nudo

PARKS AND RECREATION

New Park and Trail Opens in East Downtown

After breaking ground in 2020, the brand-new park and 0.4-mile bike trail extension now connect Buffalo Bayou to Austin Street.

06/17/2022 By Jessica Lodge

River Oaks

Property Dreams: Royal River Oaks Estate

We’re touring a home reminiscent of the English countryside right here in River Oaks.

06/17/2022 By Stephanie Bartels

Celebrating Culinary Community

Kendra Scott and Feed the Soul Foundation Partner on Student Fundraiser

Pop into a Houston-based Kendra Scott this Saturday to try delectable treats from Black-owned businesses and support a good cause.

06/17/2022 By Danielle Wright

FATHER’S DAY

Where to Celebrate Father’s Day This Year

From whole hog specials at Feges BBQ to an ultra-exclusive tasting experience at Hidden Omakase, there are plenty of ways for you to become your dad’s favorite this weekend.

06/16/2022 By Daniel Renfrow

TEXAS TRAVELER

An Art-Filled Weekend in Fort Worth

Art, food, and hospitality highlights from a long weekend in Funky Town’s Cultural District

06/16/2022 By Amarie Gipson

TEASER

Beyoncé Announces a New Music Drop. We Knew It Was Coming.

Three concrete reasons, and some spidey sense, for why we were sure B7 was finally on the way

06/16/2022 By Amarie Gipson With Shelby Stewart

Pride Month

Take Pride in Supporting These Houston Wellness Entrepreneurs

These 6 local businesses are among many LGBTQ+-owned, health-and-wellness-focused ventures across the Bayou City.

06/16/2022 By Danielle Wright

Better Late Than Never

Last Minute Father’s Day Gifts to Snag Before Sunday

From Zoom-approved shirts to a new air fryer, get these gifts delivered by Saturday.

06/15/2022 By Danielle Wright With Jessica Lodge

FOOD CITY

What’s New in Food This Week

Julep lands a national James Beard Award; popular wine bar Postino launches its own cult; a famous South African restaurant expands into Houston; plus more local foodie news.

06/15/2022 By Daniel Renfrow

Sip Into Summer

Local Juice Bars to Cool You Down This Summer

From smoothies to wellness shots, these drinks are the ultimate mood booster.

06/14/2022 By Danielle Wright With Jessica Lodge

Bigger In Texas

The Nation’s Biggest Buc-ee’s Will Return to the Lone Star State

We’re getting our bragging rights back with this beloved Texas road-trip institution.

06/14/2022 By Shelby Stewart

Local Artist Profile

A Houston-Based Contemporary Artist You Should Know

Houston artist Tay Butler shares five things he loves and what inspires him to create.

06/14/2022 By Amarie Gipson

PRIDE

A Guide to Celebrating Pride in H-Town

We're celebrating local authors, clubs and bars, plus can’t-miss events this June.

06/13/2022 By Houstonia Staff

Gift Local

Great Father's Day Gifts from Local Shops

Shop from Houston favorites like STAG Provisions and Reserve Supply Co.

06/13/2022 By Danielle Wright

EDITOR’S PICKS

How to Celebrate Juneteenth This Month

Festivals, concerts, markets, and more in Houston and Galveston

06/10/2022 By Amarie Gipson

Cycle Enthusiast

Houston Rolls In at No. 29 on List of Most Bikeable Cities

As our city maintains its steady climb in amenities for the cycling set, we offer some tips on how to enjoy a bike ride in Houston.

06/10/2022 By Jessica Lodge

ROSÉ ALL DAY

Where to Celebrate National Rosé Day in Houston

From brunches at hot spots like Brasserie 19 to discounted wines by the glass at How to Survive on Land and Sea, there are plenty of ways to ring in rosé’s biggest day.

06/10/2022 By Daniel Renfrow

Father’s Day

Fun Gifts for Dad for $50 or Less

These are fun gifts for Dad without breaking the bank.

06/10/2022 By Danielle Wright

Meet The Houstonian

Planting Creative Seeds in Alief

Founder Matt Manalo created Alief Art House to serve as a community art hub while being sustainable, hyperlocal, and eco-friendly.

06/09/2022 By Amarie Gipson Photography by Troy Montes