Smart. Authoritative. Entertaining. With a bold design, eye-catching photography, and an editorial voice that’s at once witty and in-the-know, Houstonia is our city’s monthly indispensable news, ...

Smart. Authoritative. Entertaining. With a bold design, eye-catching photography, and an editorial voice that’s at once witty and in-the-know, Houstonia is our city’s monthly indispensable news, ...

In Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother, the filmmaker packs in details only locals will catch, from goat chops and grillz to the Kroger on Hillcroft.

Twenty feet below ground in downtown Houston, there’s a bustling and interconnected city chock-full of restaurants, salons, specialty shops, medical offices, and convenience stores—many of which most ...

A 20-year-old flood detention basin now brings recreational options to Sunnyside residents without losing sight of its original intent.

A 20-year-old flood detention basin now brings recreational options to Sunnyside residents without losing sight of its original intent.

They say the past is a different country. The past is also a different city, at least if the June 1983 Texas Monthly Houston listings / city guide is any indication. The Bayou City of 30 years ago ...

The Texas Renaissance Festival, the largest event of its kind in the nation, has long drawn throngs of visitors and attention—and for good reason. From now through November, the festival, also widely ...

This June crop of restaurant openings is very Houston, showing global range and that some of the best things start out small. A matcha pop-up landed a permanent home, a sandwich truck claimed a ...

At the corner of Sampson and Garrow in Second Ward, a few blocks away from the buzzy new development known as The Plant, you’ll find one of Houston’s oldest burger restaurants. Opened in 1963 by the ...

Despite the ASMR-akin comfort we get from HGTV, home building is flat-out stressful. “Clients often feel an internal pressure,” says Michael Sims, president of Sims Builders, “almost like this is ...

Emily Hynds has been independently covering Houston City Council meetings since June 2020. In her monthly Houstonia column, she shares all the latest intel about what’s happening at City Hall. Want to ...