Quinn Luong Realty

If you’re heading to Houston for tournament season, Midtown Houston is one of the easiest places to make a full day of it. Located between Downtown and the Museum District, this walkable neighborhood brings together restaurants, bars, parks, nightlife, culture, and METRORail access in one central district. Whether you’re meeting friends before the match, looking for a lively watch party, or planning where the night goes next, Midtown makes it easy to eat, gather, and keep the celebration going.

Mother’s Day is just around the corner on May 10, and Space City is bursting with exciting ways to celebrate. Houston is leaning into the experience vibe this year. Whether you want to get your hands dirty with a floral masterclass or simply find the best spot to hide from the humidity with a free drink, we’ve got you covered. From wandering through the digital fields of a tech-driven wonderland to mastering Ikebana (the Japanese art of minimalist floral design) right at your dinner table, this

‘ritas, fajitas, and more! Houston and delicious Tex-Mex go together like margaritas and queso! In H-Town, you never have to look far to find a restaurant that offers mouthwatering sizzling hot fajitas, gnosh-worthy nachos, ice-cold margaritas, and more! Check out our list below of top dining options to consider when planning your Cinco de Mayo celebrations this year. Want to keep the party going? Check out our roundup of events taking place in Houston throughout the month of May. Photos:

To coincide with the 50-day countdown to the FIFA World Cup 2026™, new ticket inventory was made available to the general public via FIFA.com/tickets from on Wednesday, 22 April, with tickets for all 104 matches set to go on sale. At the start of the sale, tickets were available across categories 1 to 3 and the front-row seat categories, depending on the match. This ticket drop is part of the ongoing Last-Minute Sales Phase, which runs until the end of the tournament and allows the general

In celebration of Earth Day, FIFA is highlighting a major sustainability initiative tied to the FIFA World Cup 2026™, including efforts already underway here in Houston. In partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation, FIFA is supporting large-scale reforestation and community tree planting projects across all 16 Host Cities, with Houston among the cities that have already activated local efforts alongside Trees for Houston. A community tree-planting event took place on March 27 at Browning