Culture
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The Granada Theater has been part of Dallas for 80 years. Now, it’s saying goodbye.
After 80 years in business, the Granada Theater in Lower Greenville will close in 2027. It’s set to be replaced by a bathhouse.
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Cowgirl Museum honors trick riding pioneers in new exhibit
A new exhibit at the National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame, “Gravity Defied,” opens Nov. 7. Here’s what it includes.
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The 8 best bookstore cafés in DFW for readers to check out
Discover your next read and hang out for a while at one of these 8 bookstore cafés in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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How to see the best murals in Texas in one road trip
Texas has an abundance of amazing artwork. Whether you’ve only got a few hours or several days to explore, there’s lots to discover on a road trip to see these beautiful murals in Texas.
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‘You Can’t Leave’ finds its nightmare in Texas woods
Producer and actor Spencer Boldman is adding his own flare to the Little Spark Films slate with “You Can’t Leave.”
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Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity brings new homes and hope to historic Joppa
The freedmen’s town of Joppa is getting a restorative hand thanks to the Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity. Here’s everything to know.
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Assemble, Houston! A new Marvel exhibit comes to town in December
“Marvel: The Exhibition – Universe of Super Heroes” comes to the Houston Museum of Natural History in December. Here’s how to buy tickets to this Marvel exhibit.
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6 most haunted places across Houston’s suburbs
People live in Houston’s suburbs to escape the hubbub of the city, but ghosts can be just as noisy as the living.
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The 8 most haunted cemeteries in Texas
Looking for some spooky vibes this fall? Tour these haunted cemeteries in Texas, which are full of EMF anomalies, eerie sightings, and scary tales.
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The Witchery draws on Galveston’s real ghost stories to help customers change their destinies
Despite the centuries-old crusade against witchcraft, this Galveston shop is proving that magic is more about self-improvement and discovery than cursing your enemies.
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Meet Houston’s go-to Desi wedding vendor network
Jab We Wed, a Desi wedding vendor network, helps Houston couples plan celebrations with ease. The company was started by Hamza Amir.
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Montessori meets music: Inside Houston’s planned music and arts school
Houston’s Frank Liu Jr. Academy for Music and Arts is set to be completed by Aug. 2027. Here’s everything you need to know about the school.
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Here’s how residents can share ideas for the Galveston Juneteenth center
Residents can provide feedback for a planned Galveston Juneteenth center at two community sessions in October. Here’s what to know.
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A behind-the-scenes look at Disney magic is coming to Fort Worth
A new exhibit curated by the Walt Disney Archives comes to the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History starting Nov. 14. Here’s everything you need to know.
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New collaborative aims to open more employment doors for people with disabilities
The North Texas Disability Chamber and My Possibilities announced a new program, the North Texas Inclusive Employment Collaborative, to help more people with disabilities find jobs.
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Texas ranks 48th of 50 in WalletHub’s 2026 Safest States Report
WalletHub’s 2026 “Safest States in America” list placed Texas at the bottom of the pack. Here’s what contributed to its low ranking.
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Gourd news: Denton County’s Great Pumpkin is staying put
Denton County’s Great Pumpkin was set to be relocated unexpectedly this year until residents chimed in. Here’s what went down.
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Buc-ee’s misses No. 1 spot in US convenience store rankings
A newly released study found that Buc-ee’s customer satisfaction score slipped from 79 in 2025 to 77 in 2026.
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Take a book, leave a book, grab a slice: Pizza Hut brings Little Free Libraries to more neighborhoods
Pizza Hut and Little Free Library have teamed up to give away 24 free “Little Hut Libraries.” Here’s how you can apply for yours.
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Choosin’ South Texas: More retirees are embracing the winter Texan lifestyle
Warm weather may bring retirees south, but affordability and community is why they choose the region.
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Every dollar spent by a Texas library puts almost $5 back into the economy, study shows
The Texas Library Association found that library services across the state offer an economic boon to local communities.
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What it’s like to spend a weekend in Aggieland: From the Midnight Yell to Doggie Poolooza
Texas A&M University turns 150 years old this year. To celebrate, we’re heading to Bryan and College Station to get an authentic Aggieland experience.
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Little Spark, big screams: Arlington studio ignites North Texas’ interest in horror
Little Spark Films, a Latino-owned North Texas horror movie production company, is creatively expanding. Here’s how.
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Texas cities lead Redfin’s millennial and Gen Z migration list
Redfin released a study analyzing millennial and Gen Z migration to find where young people are moving in the US. Here’s which Texas cities they’re heading to.
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More Houston-area kids will receive free books thanks to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
More kids in Houston will receive free books thanks to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library and the Houston Public Library. Here’s how.
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Dallas Zoo and Uber team up to extend Senior Sundays discount
The Dallas Zoo announced it will be offering its Senior Sundays discount through Dec. 27. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Art isn’t only for rich people. This Houston fair wants to make it more affordable
A five-course meal inspired by local artwork promoted an upcoming art fair designed for the budgets of everyday Houstonians.
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Texas libraries aren’t just free books — they’re a $4 billion economic engine
A new report shows that Texas libraries generate almost $4 billion in revenue. Here’s what to know about the recent findings.
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New Fort Worth bus line pays tribute to Hispanic and Latino cultures
The unveiling of the Fort Worth bus line was timed to coincide with the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month
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The 9 most haunted spots in the Rio Grande Valley
The rich history may be responsible for the Valley’s paranormal activity, with spirits looking to find some much-needed solace in these haunted spots.
