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01.11.2024

This Halloween, Road-Trip to the Horror Bookstores of Central Texas

New York City has one fright-focused book shop. Texas readers can visit three in an afternoon.

Texas Monthly

16.11.2024

Poet Naomi Shihab Nye Talks About Optimism, Despair, and Texas

Acclaimed San Antonio writer Naomi Shihab Nye talks about the “clarifying” power of poetry and why it’s needed in turbulent times.

Texas Monthly

19.11.2024

Surprising No One, Willie Nelson's New Cookbook Is About Weed – Texas Monthly

‘Willie & Annie Nelson’s Cannabis Cookbook’ teaches you how to get high and get full like the Red Headed Stranger.

Texas Monthly

20.11.2024

Vincent Valdez, Charley Crocket, and More December Arts Picks

Here’s how we’re getting a kick out of living in the Lone Star State this December.

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Texas Monthly

04.09.2024

RF. Alvarez Paints Texas in a New Light

The gay son of an immigrant and part of a multigenerational ranching family, RF. Alvarez blends traditional iconography with queer identity.

Texas Monthly

23.10.2024

Our Family Painting Turned Out to Be a Fernando Amorsolo Masterwork

What happens when a pleasant-enough painting in your grandparents’ house is revealed as a valuable work of art?

Texas Monthly

01.11.2024

Meow Wolf Houston Is Unmistakably Texan but Still Otherworldly – Texas Monthly

The art company’s fifth exhibition breaks tradition, paying tribute to and soaking up the culture of its location.

Texas Monthly

09.11.2024

An Austin Artist Collected 100,000 Cicada Shells

Diego Miró-Rivera climbed hundreds of trees to gather exoskeletons during the “cicada apocalypse," later collaging them for a new exhibit at the Line hotel.

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Texas Monthly

05.11.2024

LBJ's Pop Culture Afterlife Offers a Lesson for Our Divided Time

President Lyndon B. Johnson’s portrayal in movies such as ‘The Early Years’ and ’All the Way’ offers a lesson for our divided time.

Texas Monthly

18.11.2024

‘Landman’ Premiere Recap: A Campy, Fiery First Day in the Oil Patch

Fifty-six minutes stuffed with action, family drama, sex, and enough pickup trucks to start a dealership.

Texas Monthly

18.11.2024

‘Landman’ Episode Two Recap: It’s a Boss-Off, Y’all – Texas Monthly

Jon Hamm is cussing at a mansion; Billy Bob Thornton is cussing at a bar called the Patch Cafe. Whose lead are you following?

Texas Monthly

22.11.2024

Corinne Griffith Was a Silent-Film Star. Then the World Heard Her Voice.

The actress journeyed from Texarkana to Hollywood, eventually becoming a real estate mogul, a best-selling author, and one of the world’s richest women.

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Texas Monthly

19.11.2024

Texas Dinner Party, Holiday Potluck Edition: Sweet Potato Crème Brûlée

We’re sharing how to make the forever favorite of holiday desserts more velvety, creamy, and decadent.

Texas Monthly

19.11.2024

Texas Dinner Party, Holiday Potluck Edition: Mini King Ranch Casseroles – Texas Monthly

Taking a page from ‘The Defined Dish,’ this version of the timeless casserole is pint-size and party ready.

Texas Monthly

20.11.2024

Sugar, Spice, and Everything Fried Are What Churros Are Made Of – Texas Monthly

Texans are giving the classic fried dough treat that originated in Spain a makeover by adding even more sugar.

Texas Monthly

21.11.2024

This Restaurant Is Bringing Deep Ellum Closer to Its Roots

Kanvas Sport + Social is reminiscent of when the largely Black community made the Dallas neighborhood the dining and entertainment hub it is today.

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Books & Literature

This Halloween, Road-Trip to the Horror Bookstores of Central Texas

Poet Naomi Shihab Nye Talks About Optimism, Despair, and Texas

Surprising No One, Willie Nelson's New Cookbook Is About Weed – Texas Monthly

Vincent Valdez, Charley Crocket, and More December Arts Picks

Music

What to Wear for Kacey Musgraves’s Deeper Well Tour

How Johnny Canales Shaped the Rise of Música Mexicana

Twelve Essential Tejano Songs

Miranda Lambert, Parker McCollum Sing George Strait's "Troubadour"

Other Sports

On TexAgs and Orangebloods, the UT-A&M Rivalry Never Stopped

How "The Aggie Song" Made It to Broadway

An Ode to Aggieland

Let’s Remember Some Guys From the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

Art

RF. Alvarez Paints Texas in a New Light

Our Family Painting Turned Out to Be a Fernando Amorsolo Masterwork

Meow Wolf Houston Is Unmistakably Texan but Still Otherworldly – Texas Monthly

An Austin Artist Collected 100,000 Cicada Shells

Movies & Series

LBJ's Pop Culture Afterlife Offers a Lesson for Our Divided Time

‘Landman’ Premiere Recap: A Campy, Fiery First Day in the Oil Patch

‘Landman’ Episode Two Recap: It’s a Boss-Off, Y’all – Texas Monthly

Corinne Griffith Was a Silent-Film Star. Then the World Heard Her Voice.

Food

Texas Dinner Party, Holiday Potluck Edition: Sweet Potato Crème Brûlée

Texas Dinner Party, Holiday Potluck Edition: Mini King Ranch Casseroles – Texas Monthly

Sugar, Spice, and Everything Fried Are What Churros Are Made Of – Texas Monthly

This Restaurant Is Bringing Deep Ellum Closer to Its Roots

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Books & Literature

This Halloween, Road-Trip to the Horror Bookstores of Central Texas

Poet Naomi Shihab Nye Talks About Optimism, Despair, and Texas

Surprising No One, Willie Nelson's New Cookbook Is About Weed – Texas Monthly

Vincent Valdez, Charley Crocket, and More December Arts Picks

Music

What to Wear for Kacey Musgraves’s Deeper Well Tour

How Johnny Canales Shaped the Rise of Música Mexicana

Twelve Essential Tejano Songs

Miranda Lambert, Parker McCollum Sing George Strait's "Troubadour"

Other Sports

On TexAgs and Orangebloods, the UT-A&M Rivalry Never Stopped

How "The Aggie Song" Made It to Broadway

An Ode to Aggieland

Let’s Remember Some Guys From the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

Art

RF. Alvarez Paints Texas in a New Light

Our Family Painting Turned Out to Be a Fernando Amorsolo Masterwork

Meow Wolf Houston Is Unmistakably Texan but Still Otherworldly – Texas Monthly

An Austin Artist Collected 100,000 Cicada Shells

Movies & Series

LBJ's Pop Culture Afterlife Offers a Lesson for Our Divided Time

‘Landman’ Premiere Recap: A Campy, Fiery First Day in the Oil Patch

‘Landman’ Episode Two Recap: It’s a Boss-Off, Y’all – Texas Monthly

Corinne Griffith Was a Silent-Film Star. Then the World Heard Her Voice.

Food

Texas Dinner Party, Holiday Potluck Edition: Sweet Potato Crème Brûlée

Texas Dinner Party, Holiday Potluck Edition: Mini King Ranch Casseroles – Texas Monthly

Sugar, Spice, and Everything Fried Are What Churros Are Made Of – Texas Monthly

This Restaurant Is Bringing Deep Ellum Closer to Its Roots

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