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Serenading Cattle with a Trombone

Thursday, 07 August 2014 by David Tripp

We loved this video! Check it out on YouTube. Do you recognize the song he’s playing?

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Houston-Area Dog Friendly Bars and Restaurants to Try with your Canine Companion

Tuesday, 29 July 2014 by David Tripp

Our dog companions are there for us through thick and thin. So why wouldn’t we want to take them along when we head out to eat, drink, and be merry? A growing number of Houston-area establishments are responding to the call to include the four-legged family members in the fun. If your pup has been

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‘How Houston Are You?’ Quiz

Friday, 25 July 2014 by David Tripp

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In Houston, Every Month Can Be Ice Cream Month

Wednesday, 23 July 2014 by David Tripp

July is National Ice Cream Month, which begs the question: Why isn’t every month National Ice Cream Month? Right? In Houston, we certainly have enough ice cream choices to spread out over the entire year. The Bayou City is bursting with specialty ice creameries when you’re looking to break away from the boring standbys of

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Five Cool Reasons to Tour the Houston Area with Experts

Tuesday, 22 July 2014 by David T

There’s no end to tour options in H-town, so join the fun and leave it to expert guides to give you the full low-down on Houston and surrounding areas. Even native Houstonians learn something new on these excursions! Check out some of our favorites below. 1. Houston Urban Adventures: The Heart of the Tunnel Walk—

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Houston Area Summer Camps Boast Wide Range of Kid-Centered Activities, and These Ones are Still Enrolling

Friday, 06 June 2014 by David Tripp

Summer is here already, and if you’re a parent you might be wondering how you’ll keep your little ones entertained and engaged over the next three months. Don’t worry—time hasn’t run out to get them into a great summer camp. Several Houston-area activities have ongoing registration throughout the summer, and there’s quite a crop to

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Five of the Most Unique Buildings in Houston

Friday, 23 May 2014 by David Tripp

As one of the biggest metropolises in the country, Houston lives up to its “big-boy” status in many ways, including its 360 soaring skyscrapers that dot the skies not only in downtown but also throughout other parts of the city. There’s Williams Tower in the Galleria, special not only for its towering height but also

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Houston’s Top 5 Unique and Unusual Museums

Tuesday, 01 April 2014 by David Tripp

Our fair city is known for its many fabulous museums, several of them located next to the beautiful and expansive Hermann Park. There you’ll find the Children’s Museum of Houston, the Houston Museum of Natural Science, The Health Museum, the Contemporary Arts Museum, and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston – all classics and all

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Want to Make Houston an Even Better City? Volunteer with Kids!

Thursday, 13 March 2014 by David Tripp

In a large city like Houston there’s no shortage of ways where your good intentions can be turned into good deeds. And what better way to spend your time than volunteering with organizations whose missions directly impact children? Children’s charities in Houston offer a wealth of volunteer opportunities. Here are a few of our favorites

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