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Burton Cotton Gin Festival
It’s a year of milestones for the Burton Cotton Gin Festival (April 25-26), which marks its 25th anniversary of celebrating…
Navajo Weaving: Tradition & Trade
In Orange, the Stark Museum of Art explores the history of Navajo textiles in Navajo Weaving: Tradition & Trade.
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Wildflower Days
It’s that magical time of year when Texas prairies, pastures, and roadsides sprout forth with a palette of colorful wildflowers.
Outlaws and Legends Music Fest
The swagger and self-reliance that inspired our forefathers to strike out on their own in 1836 has shaped Texas ever…
Texas Pinball Festival
Man the flippers, protect the drain, and bounce your way to Frisco with the other wizards for the Texas Pinball…
2014 Fulton Oysterfest
Oysters thrive in the brackish waters of Aransas Bay, and the people of Aransas Bay thrive on oysters.
Happy Birthday, Texas!
The arrival of March heralds not only a season of growth and beginnings, but also our great state’s birthday.
Mardi Gras in Texas
Mardi Gras—“Fat Tuesday” in French, celebrates the final day of indulgence before Lent. In the United States, the most famous…
Winedale Quilt Exhibit
In addition to providing a diversion for fidgety hands and keeping us warm in the winter, the quilt is also…
Siglo de Oro Spanish Drama Festival
Pack your Spanish-English dictionary and head to El Paso for the Siglo de Oro Spanish Drama Festival at Chamizal National…
On the Run: Currency, Credit and Capitals of the Republic of Texas
At the Texas Capitol Visitors Center, On the Run: Currency, Credit and Capitals of the Republic of Texas illuminates the…
Texas Regionalism at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art
In 1932, a group of young Dallas artists captured national attention with their innovative interpretations of the Texas landscape and…