It’s the ultimate pop culture-filled weekend event loaded with entertainment, special attractions, celebrities, cosplay, fandoms, and so much more.

The Houston Life team visits the Texas Renaissance Festival for a look at all the fun happening out there for its 49th year.

Love Dance HTX and Post HTX are teaming up tonight for a salsa lesson.

It's one of Houston's scariest spots for Halloween, and they're ready to unleash all the terrifying new attractions.

Spring Break is almost here, which means many of us have begun thinking about what we can find to do that will keep our whole family busy and entertained while the kids are out of school.

Downtown at POST HTX, what was once the Barbara Jordan Post Office (and the site of Grand Central Station before that) has been transformed into a sort of next generation town square.

Spring Break is right around the corner for kids living in the Houston area, which means that parents better find some fun ideas to do while they’re on break from school.

With eight holiday attractions all at one venue, it’s one of the largest holiday destinations in Texas.

Sea World San Antonio will be home to the world’s “tallest and fastest” attraction next year, KSAT reported.

Austin hosts the 'most hospitable' tiny cottage in Texas.

Summer vacation season kicks off Memorial Day weekend, and Moody Gardens is ready for the fun!

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HOUSTON – Whether it’s a Dire Wolf, a Sabretooth Tiger, or a Gigantosaurus, some prehistoric beasts will be making their way to the Houston Zoo in early March. The new exhibit is slated to open on March 6 and runs for six months. Ticket information is currently on the Houston Zoo’s website. According to the website, a portion of every admission ticket to the zoo helps support their wildlife-saving efforts around the world. Also according to the website, this is the first time this exhibit has ever been seen in the United States.