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Texas Monthly
16.09.2025
A writer goes full Henry David Thoreau with a copy of the actor’s new book, ’Poems & Prayers.’
17.09.2025
The fashion icon and philanthropist, now 90, shares rare photos and details behind the scenes of some of her many glamorous events over the decades.
03.10.2025
An exclusive excerpt from Hollandsworth’s new book, ‘She Kills: The Murderous Socialite, the Cross-Dressing Bank Robber, and Other True Crime Tales.’
The Texas Book Club is capping off its first read and preparing to dive into a dystopian novel set in Texas, where (gasp) books are against the law.
27.09.2025
Listen in as the Semi-Modulars—made up of students at the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired—debut their latest album.
05.10.2025
Two years ago, the country singer was playing open mics. Now, he's performing on one of Austin's biggest stages.
Alongside Sabrina Carpenter, Luke Combs, and John Summit are a host of local acts that are more than worth your while.
When indie musician Ben Kweller lost his teenage son, he found comfort in song. For Texas Monthly, writer Dina Gachman explores the nature of grief.
06.10.2025
Eddie Joseph oversaw the racial integration of a small-town football team and imbued its players with lessons in fairness, toughness, and teamwork.
From Arch Manning's Heisman odds to just how underrated the Aggies are, here's what to look out for ahead of Week 1.
Side Peace and 1972, in Houston and Austin, respectively, opened to serve a growing number of fans dedicated to cheering on women's sports.
Winning the NBA draft lottery means the Mavs can get the Duke star. But this once-in-a-generation mulligan can still go sideways.
Fresh debate about the White Shaman mural, in Texas’s Lower Pecos Canyonlands, centers on a radical new interpretation of the art.
Meet the anonymous artist and Austin-area suburbanite HP Bugsy. He's just like Banksy—but with 3D-printed insects.
The artist’s performance series, Eldorado Ballroom, arrives at the famed Houston venue where she “first started to dream artistically.”
A big art museum comes to a small town in the Piney Woods.
Journalists go beyond the surface in episode 103 of the series on Texas PBS, featuring a caver divers, an El Paso barbecue joint, and Jacob's Well.
Details about episode 102 of the Texas Monthly series on Texas PBS, featuring an Austin taco truck, rodeo, and life along the Rio Grande.
Episode 104 of the Texas PBS series highlights a rural hospice nurse and musician Ben Kweller’s decision to face his grief after his son’s death.
Details about the stories featured in the first episode of the new series premiering on Texas PBS stations. Available starting May 4.
Taco editor José Ralat profiles a family serving up northern Mexican home cooking as they find their footing in San Antonio.
Open every day of the week with French-influenced American fare and a cozy bar, the restaurant is a must-stop in the Far West Texas town.
As immigration actions continue across the Texas, owners of Mexican dining establishments point to employee fear and declines in customers.
With Burritos Frontera, Jorge Flores combines two important food cultures, and represents his Far West Texas home in the Alamo City.