Turns out, Houston’s favorite fall festival has gone a little country this year. Just outside Katy, an 8-acre corn maze has been carved in honor of Lainey Wilson - and it’s only one of the reasons families keep coming back to this fall tradition.
Susan Binney and Jennifer Kushner, this year’s market co-chairs, stop by Houston Life with some merchant highlights.
Explore 25+ pumpkin patches in the Houston area for family fun, fall photo ops, and festive activities, including hayrides, corn mazes, and more.
The 76th Pasadena Livestock Show and Rodeo is breaking records this year, with crowds turning out in bigger numbers than ever before. From the roar of the arena to the family-friendly fun across the fairgrounds, this hometown tradition is proving why it’s been a staple for more than seven decades.
The Houston Pumpkin Festival is taking over Discovery Green with a variety of fall-themed attractions for all ages until November 2.
Organizers say the celebration is meant to honor bats as “superheroes” of the natural world. Not only do they help control pests like mosquitoes, but they also pollinate plants and disperse seeds.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Houston (Sept. 15–Oct. 15) with free concerts, festivals, food and family activities across the city; here’s your guide to this year’s top events.
If there was ever a time to eat your way through River Oaks Shopping Center, it’s now. All September long, some of Houston’s top restaurants are joining forces for a farm-to-table challenge supporting Urban Harvest, the nonprofit championing local farms, farmers markets, and fresh food access across the city.
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