Spring is the best known time for birding in Texas. However, as the year's first cold fronts make their way through the Lone Star State, an amazing amount of birds begin riding the northerly winds south to Texas, where they will spend the winter months, offering birders an excellent opportunity to view a wide array of species. Read More

Functioning as a fund-raiser for the Medina Lake Betterment Association, the Medina Lake Cajun Festival is one of the oldest and largest Cajun culture and food festivals in Texas. This annual event features a full day of live Cajun and Zydeco music, dance demonstrations, arts & crafts exhibit, folklore telling, and, of course, a gumbo cookoff. This year's Medina Lake Cajun Festival is set for Sept. 25.  Read More

With 300 boats displayed in-water and another 300 exhibited on land, the South West International Boat show is by far the largest in-water boat show in Texas. Held at South Shore Harbour in Clear Lake, just outside Houston, the South West International Boat show gives potential buyers an opportunity to demo fishing boats, sailboats, cruisers, luxury yachts and other types of watercraft. This year's South West International Boat Show is set for Sept. 23-26.  Read More

Running for 24 days through late-September and early-October, the State Fair of Texas is the largest fair and stock show in the state. During the nearly month long event, which kicks off Sept. 24, everything from live music to carnival rides and good eats to art shows are offered. Of course, the highlight of the Fair is the annual Texas-Oklahoma football game, which is slated for Oct. 2. Read More 

Most people relate fall foliage and the "changing of the leaves" to the eastern portion of the United States. However, portions of Texas actually see dramatic changes in foliage coloration as fall draws near.

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With the NFL regular season just weeks away, the initial steps to the Super Bowl have already been taken. Of course, by now football fans know Super Bowl XLV will be held in Dallas at Dallas Cowboy Stadium. As the season approaches, the Cowboys are attempting to become the first NFL team to ever play in a Super Bowl at their home stadium. No matter which teams end up qualifying to play Super Bowl XLV in Dallas this February, it's a good bet the fans will have plenty to cheer about - both in and out of the stadium. On game day, the amenities of Dallas Cowboy Stadium and the game itself will be on full display. In the days leading up to the big game, fans will have an opportunity to sample all Big D has to offer in the way of dining, entertainment and night life. Read More

San Antonio is the top tourist destination in Texas. Besides its rich history and Old World charm, the Alamo city is home to some of the most popular and unique attractions in the Lone Star State, giving visitors plenty of options as to what to see and do while visiting San Antonio.  Read More

For over three decades, Labor Day weekend has seen over 100 teams descend on the tiny Hill Country town of Brady for the World Championship BBQ Goat Cook-off, a truly Texan event. The 37th Annual World Championship BBQ Goat Cook-Off is set for Sept. 3-4, 2010.  Read More

Every year West, Texas - located just north of Waco - hosts its "Westfest," which is one of the largest Czech Polka fests in the state. The event is held over the first weekend in September and features polka bands, dancing, Miss Westfest contest, parade, baking contests, fun run, horseshoes, arts & crafts and more. The 2010 WestFest is set for Sept. 3-5.  Read More

Although the main event of the Hotter 'n Hell 100 weekend is the 100-mile cycling event, there are also 10k, 25 mile, 50 mile and 100k cycling routes. There are also 5k, 10k and half-marathon distance trail runs. In short, there is a route and/or event for just about any cycling or running enthusiasts - especially those who wish to test their bodies against the elements. This year's Hotter 'n Hell 100 is set for Aug. 28. Read More

Spring is the best known time for birding in Texas. However, as the year's first cold fronts make their way through the Lone Star State, an amazing amount of birds begin riding the northerly winds south to Texas, where they will spend the winter months, offering birders an excellent opportunity to view a wide array of species. Read More

Functioning as a fund-raiser for the Medina Lake Betterment Association, the Medina Lake Cajun Festival is one of the oldest and largest Cajun culture and food festivals in Texas. This annual event features a full day of live Cajun and Zydeco music, dance demonstrations, arts & crafts exhibit, folklore telling, and, of course, a gumbo cookoff. This year's Medina Lake Cajun Festival is set for Sept. 25.  Read More

With 300 boats displayed in-water and another 300 exhibited on land, the South West International Boat show is by far the largest in-water boat show in Texas. Held at South Shore Harbour in Clear Lake, just outside Houston, the South West International Boat show gives potential buyers an opportunity to demo fishing boats, sailboats, cruisers, luxury yachts and other types of watercraft. This year's South West International Boat Show is set for Sept. 23-26.  Read More

Running for 24 days through late-September and early-October, the State Fair of Texas is the largest fair and stock show in the state. During the nearly month long event, which kicks off Sept. 24, everything from live music to carnival rides and good eats to art shows are offered. Of course, the highlight of the Fair is the annual Texas-Oklahoma football game, which is slated for Oct. 2. Read More 

Most people relate fall foliage and the "changing of the leaves" to the eastern portion of the United States. However, portions of Texas actually see dramatic changes in foliage coloration as fall draws near.

Read Full Post

With the NFL regular season just weeks away, the initial steps to the Super Bowl have already been taken. Of course, by now football fans know Super Bowl XLV will be held in Dallas at Dallas Cowboy Stadium. As the season approaches, the Cowboys are attempting to become the first NFL team to ever play in a Super Bowl at their home stadium. No matter which teams end up qualifying to play Super Bowl XLV in Dallas this February, it's a good bet the fans will have plenty to cheer about - both in and out of the stadium. On game day, the amenities of Dallas Cowboy Stadium and the game itself will be on full display. In the days leading up to the big game, fans will have an opportunity to sample all Big D has to offer in the way of dining, entertainment and night life. Read More

San Antonio is the top tourist destination in Texas. Besides its rich history and Old World charm, the Alamo city is home to some of the most popular and unique attractions in the Lone Star State, giving visitors plenty of options as to what to see and do while visiting San Antonio.  Read More

For over three decades, Labor Day weekend has seen over 100 teams descend on the tiny Hill Country town of Brady for the World Championship BBQ Goat Cook-off, a truly Texan event. The 37th Annual World Championship BBQ Goat Cook-Off is set for Sept. 3-4, 2010.  Read More

Every year West, Texas - located just north of Waco - hosts its "Westfest," which is one of the largest Czech Polka fests in the state. The event is held over the first weekend in September and features polka bands, dancing, Miss Westfest contest, parade, baking contests, fun run, horseshoes, arts & crafts and more. The 2010 WestFest is set for Sept. 3-5.  Read More

Although the main event of the Hotter 'n Hell 100 weekend is the 100-mile cycling event, there are also 10k, 25 mile, 50 mile and 100k cycling routes. There are also 5k, 10k and half-marathon distance trail runs. In short, there is a route and/or event for just about any cycling or running enthusiasts - especially those who wish to test their bodies against the elements. This year's Hotter 'n Hell 100 is set for Aug. 28. Read More