Meet Your Texas Makers
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From birdhouses to banjos, Texas-made products reflect the ingenuity, heart, and skill of our state’s great craftspeople. See what makes these makers tick.
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Whether your tastes skew savory, sweet, spicy, or subtle, you’ll find flavorful foods across Texas. Meet eight of the state’s most tempting purveyors of the palate.
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Check out a sampling of the festivals and fairs that bring together the makers who shape the cultural landscape of the Lone Star State.
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Comfortable, cultural, and charming: Destinations Nos. 3 and 2 in our countdown of the Readers’ Choice Texas Top 40 are turning heads afresh.
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Tell us the name of the museum where the 1877 tall ship
Elissa is on display, and you could win a Beaumont getaway! Enter by midnight on November 4th!
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Also this month:
Chihuahuan Desert diversity, the Historic
Brownsville Museum, the drawings of
Yan Lee, camping with family, Rohan Meadery in La Grange,
Julio’s Chips,
Swiss Pastries in Fort Worth,
Martindale, Austin’s Broken Spoke turns 50, the fun in talking to strangers, and a San Antonio day trip.
On the Road with Texas Highways: A Tribute to True Texas includes 294 of former Photo Editor J. Griffis Smith’s best color photos from his 30 years of covering the Lone Star State for Texas Highways magazine.
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Looking for Texas Highways at your local newsstand?
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Shangri La welcomes scarecrows
Bring the family to the largest Scarecrow Festival in Texas; see wacky designs made from repurposed items. Fun for all ages.
Clay Fest in Gruene
Over 60 Texas potters and clay artists display and sell their work. Four demonstration tents and fun kid’s activities. Free!
Fall fun in Brenham/ Washington County
Wander through a corn maize, carve pumpkins, enjoy the fragrance of roses galore, take a hike on the Birthplace of Texas GeoTour.
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