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Ball Pits, Smell Tests, and Ring Toss: Everything You Need to Know About the Museum of BBQ
Walk through the doors of a few historic Texas barbecue joints, and you’d swear you’d entered a museum. I’ve had that feeling at Smitty’s Market in Lockhart, Pat Gee’s in Tyler, and Martin�...

Chaparelle Makes Country Look Good—but the Group Sounds Even Better
An Instagram algorithm served up the first image I ever saw of Chaparelle. This was months before the group’s debut album, Western Pleasure, dropped on the same day the Wimberley-based band played...

Arts summit’s three-year move to KC celebrates flyover country creatives (and the entrepreneurs who make it)
Great art stands on its own merits, said Diane Scott, but if the artist behind a piece can’t or doesn’t sell their v...

God, Texas, and Film Incentives
The devil's in the details for Texas' multibillion dollar plan...

New Texas Law Will Require Most K-12 Teachers to Be Certified
School funding bill contains a game-changer on certifications...

One Sunday a Month, a Fort Worth Pitmaster Serves the Soul Food of His Childhood
Long before Derrick Walker knew how to cook barbecue, he learned to make soul food with his grandmothers. “My grandma would pull up a stool next to the stove and let me watch everything,” Walker s...

The Vouchers Battle Is Decided, But What About the Future of Texas Politics?
How it happened...

Texas Burlesque Festival Takes It All Off
This year’s celebration celebrates diversity, freedom, and glove peels...

We’re Not “in Here Playing Dress-Up”: Inside the World of Small-Town Texas Boutiques
Spend five minutes strolling through towns like Waxahachie, Round Top, or Canton, and you’ll come face-to-face with a true Texas phenomenon: the ubiquitous little boutique exploding with sequined tr...

It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s Someone Else Dunking on Elon Musk
On Tuesday, a small plane could be seen flying over downtown Austin with a banner trailing behind. This wasn’t a proposal or a game-day advertisement. The messenger was out to make a statement: “S...