Join the fifth annual Celebrate Freedom Festival, organized by Juneteenth Houston, this Saturday, June 6, at Emancipation Park. As part of the city's 19 Days of Juneteenth initiative, the event features live entertainment, food, cultural traditions and community connection.

A massive stretch of Texas Hill Country is officially becoming a new state park, and it’s set to be one of the biggest outdoor destinations in the entire state.

Summer is almost here and local nonprofit Artist Boat is gearing up for their annual World Oceans Day Festival in Galveston. It's a fun, family-friendly event open to the public for free.

Houston’s Rung Film Festival returns to Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston on May 16 and 17, celebrating Pakistani storytellers, filmmakers and creatives in film. See how they're sparking conversations around representation, identity and culture in the mainstream media.

At The Opportunity Center, a former secured facility has been reimagined into a space for growth and creativity. Now, laughter is at the center of that transformation with Comedy Unlocked. Watch the video above to see how you can laugh for a good cause.

Experience the sights, sounds and flavors of Asia in the heart of Houston at this free, family-friendly festival in Alief on May 9.

Step into Agnes and Sherman, where Asian flavors meet classic diner nostalgia. Drawing inspiration from his rich multicultural upbringing and family history, rising chef Nick Wong captivated food lovers with his unique menu, making this the go-to spot for unforgettable meals and social gatherings.

In a city as dynamic as Houston, there are certain performances that feel less like entertainment and more like essential experiences.“Fences”—now on stage at the Alley Theatre—is one of them.

Experience the beauty of Indian classical dance as Silambam Houston takes the stage at the Hobby Center on May 1 with its original production “Kāvya: Poetry in Motion,” blending movement, music and storytelling in a powerful cultural experience.

Houston is getting a brand-new festival that’s all about living well at every age. Great Age on the Green is taking over Discovery Green with music, wellness activities, fashion, and community connection for a one-of-a-kind experience. Emmy-winning actress Kate Linder joins Great Age Movement founder Fritz McDonald to share what makes this event so special with Houston Life's Derrick Shore

Hear ye, hear ye! The gates to one of the state's most beloved traditions are opening once again. Tickets for the 52nd annual Texas Renaissance Festival are officially on sale starting. Hear from The King himself on how you can save 20% on admission, parking, and camping.

The fair features educational exhibits, animal encounters, and supports local youth through scholarships and opportunities to showcase livestock. We got a sneak peek at the petting zoo and all the cute animals you'll find.

As grocery prices continue to strain household budgets, several major grocery chains are rolling out price cuts in an effort to attract shoppers and compete with warehouse retailers like Costco and Sam’s Club.

Trader Joe’s customers who may have received receipts containing too much payment card information could be eligible for a cash payment from a $7.4 million class-action settlement, but the deadline to file a claim is quickly approaching.

The Houston Texans’ planned Toro District in Bridgeland raises questions about taxpayer funding, traffic and infrastructure costs

Shoppers heading to Willowbrook Mall this weekend may notice new rules in place for teens.

Texas will hold an Emergency Supplies Sales Tax Holiday from April 25–27, 2026, allowing residents and businesses to purchase select preparedness items without state sales tax.

The Houston Life team explores the Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market Spring at NRG Center, highlighting unique vendors—from custom dog accessories to boutique fashion, gourmet goods, and one-of-a-kind gifts.