Houston In the News

Organized in collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, Niki de Saint Phalle in the 1960s at The Menil Collection highlights Saint Phalle's forward-thinking, feminist artworks from European collections.

Seemingly before the last tear of joy has been shed on each season’s finale of Top Chef, fans of the show turn their attention to the next season and begin speculating, hoping, dreaming about the next locale. Well, wait no more! Top Chef Season 19 will be planting its ...

H-Town holds it down as the nation’s most diverse city, and with that blend of nationalities and cultures, the city's food scene flourishes. That is why Bravo saw fit to name Houston the host of hit show Top Chef's Season 19.

Reality TV loving foodies, it's time to sharpen your knives. Top Chef, an OG in the reality cooking competition world and still one of the most popular shows in that space, is coming back for a 19th season with more Quickfires, more cheftestants, and almost certainly more Restaurant Wars.

Houston is the city for foodies, artists, adventurers, and playful pairs seeking both metropolitan culture and small-town charm. No matter what romance looks like to you—a high-end dinner, an afternoon on the lake, or a day at the spa—it all goes down in H-town.

Located inside Houston’s oldest structure and listed on the National Register for Historic Places, La Carafe is a must-visit location.

Houston. It was the first word spoken from the surface of the moon. It is the most diverse city in the country. It has a legendary food scene. And it also happens to be a particularly smart choice for a destination meeting or event.