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This weekend we’re getting brainy and stuffing our bellies.

Grab your lawn chairs and head to the best Independence Day shows in town.

Sure, our food scene is better, but it doesn’t mean we don’t love to visit.

The immersive show currently on view at Sawyer Yards is well worth your time.

The wellness movement is on the rise among the younger generation, prompting a new wave of hemp-derived CBD and THC drinks to hit the market.

With global specialty products and thoughtful displays, the beloved Texas grocery chain knows its audience on a neighborhood level.

Houstonia’s newsletter series will teach you how to live, eat, and play like a local, whether you’re a newbie or someone who’s been here a while and wants to dig deeper.

The popsicle purveyors, ice creameries, and frozen treat shops to cure your summer angst.

Iconic landmarks were erected and Mount Rushmore–level legends were born exactly 100 years ago.

The immersive art installation kicks off the venue’s new Art Club space.

As the sport soars in popularity, here’s what to know about the best facilities in town.

The local designer’s creations are already putting the city on the map.

Take a self-guided tour, check out the Absolute Equality mural, visit the African American museum, and more.

Montrose is famously known as the “gayborhood,” but with so many options, it’s hard to narrow down where to go for a drag show. Here are the best of the best.

Texas legislation might’ve tried to put a stop to drag, but these bars and restaurants are fighting back with Pride.

Old battles new as Houston’s LGBTQ+ community prepares to celebrate Pride.

From a Mexican steak house to a second location of Duck N Bao, there’s a bit of everything for local diners.

Whether you want to dance the night away at South Beach or have a kiki with all your besties at Ripcord, Houston’s gay bars have plenty to offer.

From beloved old dives to experimental cocktail hubs, there's never been a better time to drink in the city.

We look at the stats that define the city's relentless expansion.

What's not growing or exploding right now in Houston?

The developer Midway and longtime residents are trying to come up with solutions.

Although Houston is growing, its public transit system hasn’t become any more efficient.

In Houston, you can get way more than just bánh mì and phở—although we have plenty of recs for that too.

Experts weigh in on what to do if you’re facing a tough situation, from navigating eviction and eminent domain to cleaning up after a flood.

After the derecho took Houston quite literally by storm, the food industry is doing what it can to prepare for the coming hurricane season.

We talk to attorneys about options for property owners who receive a notice about eminent domain.

We talk to a Legal Aid attorney about options now that COVID-19 protections have phased out.

The activity in the region could be worse than it has been in recent years.

With the help of a local real estate agent, we go on a wild-goose chase to find a $350,000 home in the city.