Discover Texas winter food festivals that turn cold weather into a feast, from chili cook-offs to sausage celebrations and global markets full of flavor.

Texas comes alive every September with wine festivals that celebrate vineyards, local flavors, and a deep-rooted culture of community gatherings and tastings. From Hill Country hideaways to beachside ...

The Texas Route 66 Festival returns June 5-14, celebrating classic cars, Western heritage and small-town charm along the iconic highway with 10 days of events across Amarillo and neighboring historic ...

Music festivals give us life. From good tunes to meeting new friends, and extra activities that make fests stand apart from one another, there’s plenty of reasons why music festivals make for some ...

Even though San Antonio's Fiesta is kicking off later this year, you don’t have to hold off on the fun until then. There are several vibrant festivals in deep South Texas happening over the next few ...

George Coulam, who ruled over the country’s most popular ren faire for fifty years, has left a power vacuum in a ...

Festivals are the lifeblood of a city’s culture, a celebration of its quirks, creativity and community. In Dallas-Fort Worth, festivals have long been a way to bring people together, to revel in art, ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — One of the longest continuously running music festivals happens in the Central Texas area, but it’s surprisingly not in Austin. While Austin is known as the “Live Music Capital of the ...

Jay Janner is a staff photographer at the Austin American-Statesman where, since 2003, he has documented life in one of the most dynamic cities in America. In his more than 30-year career, Janner ...

Post-holiday blahs? Not for Texas travelers. During January, Lone Star State events pay tribute to Janis Joplin and Elvis Presley, to kids' movies and cowboy cuisine. San Antonio even finds an excuse ...