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Houston, America’s fourth-largest city, is home to world class dining, arts, shopping, and nightlife all in an urban chic setting. There is always something fun to do in this cosmopolitan city known for it Southern hospitality and charm. Come with us as we explore our city and highlight some of the cool events going on around town in March. Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo February 27 - March 18, 2018 The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is the world’s largest livestock show and rodeo, powered by more than 33,000 volunteers! Since 1932, rodeo time has been a tradition in Houston, and the three-week extravaganza at NRG Park continues to consume the city every spring. The kickoff for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is the Rodeo Parade, after trail riders ride into town and set up camp in Memorial Park. All 20 championship rodeo competitions are concluded with entertainment by music superstars. Ticket are available for purchase  here . The 83rd Azalea Trail Marc...

February 22-24, 2018 It’s back!  The World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest is three days of cooking, competition, eating, and dancing. The sweet aroma drifts over the Houston metropolis, drawing crowds like bees to honey. Trophies are awarded to teams preparing the best dish in each category (brisket, chicken, pork and spare ribs) as well as an overall winner. Click here to enter the  2019 World Championship Bar-B-Que Contest . The Cooking Competition:   More than 250 teams, lead by barbecue enthusiasts, compete in the World’s Championship  Bar-B-Que Contest .  Although most of the team tents are invitation-only, visitors can still enjoy the several public venues which include The Garden, Rockin’ Bar-B-Que Saloon, and the Chuck Wagon.  If you’re up for wild rides and fun, then the carnival is where you’ll want to be. Music:   You’ll hear some of the best up-and-coming and established artists in Texas country at The Garden Stag...

In today’s world filled with constant chaos and turmoil, greatness and exceptional character need to be celebrated. History has shown us examples of how to get through troubling times. Some incredible figures have taught us that oppression and injustice do not have to be tolerated. While we could easily name hundreds of people who have made a positive impression on culture and what it values, there is one that no one could dispute: Martin Luther King, Jr. He was a man that constantly fought for equality, but he didn’t fight with weapons, his battle was fought with love, kind words, and peace. While his example is one we should honor every day, in just a few short weeks, we will pay his memory and his message special homage. The annual MLK Grande Parade in the heart of Houston is a weekend filled with exciting events that appropriately honor Martin Luther King, Jr. The event kicks off on Saturday, January 13th at 12:00 pm with the 12th Annual MLK Youth Parade. Expected to attra...

December in Houston is one of our favorite times of the year. We may not get heavy snowfalls, but it’s truly a magical time filled with great performances, parades, and festivals. If you’re in town for the holidays, or a local that’s looking for some festive plans, read on for some great ideas on holiday events in Houston! A Christmas Carol- A Ghost Story of Christmas Returning this year to the  Alley Theatre ,  A Christmas Carol- A Ghost Story of Christmas  is a classic that is loved by many. The story follows Ebenezer Scrooge’s journey through time with the three Christmas ghosts. We’ve heard great things about the cast, and that it is an artistic experience you won’t want to miss! The performance will run through December 30th. Houston’s Ballet The Nutcracker Who doesn’t love the tale of Clara and her Nutcracker prince? Stanton Welch’s production of  The Nutcracker   will be performed December 3-10th and December 30- January 6th. Due to the ...