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In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, host Chris Shepherd shares his picks for hanging out with friends - no agenda, just good food, great drinks, and plenty of laughs.

In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, host Chris Shepherd heads to one of Houston’s most dynamic dining destinations: the Heights. Known for its blend of historic charm and ever-evolving food scene, the neighborhood delivers everything from casual comfort food to chef-driven experiences—all within a few blocks.

Get ready for the Houston Barbecue Festival this weekend. Find out what to expect, where to go, and how to make the most of this all-you-can-sample event.

Black Restaurant Week Houston kicks off April 5, spotlighting Black-owned culinary businesses across the city and encouraging diners to show up and support. Among the participating restaurants this year is Chitalian Pizzeria, a North Houston spot known for its Chicago-style comfort food—and its come-up story.

Spring is here, and it is the perfect time to refresh your dessert menu. Cookbook author Florence Jackson shares easy recipes for carrot cupcakes and blueberry crumble buns, just in time for Easter and all your seasonal gatherings.

Tanji Patton, “Goodtaste with Tanji” host, joins “Houston Life” with spring menu picks from TRIBUTE at The Houstonian, Kenny & Ziggy's New York Delicatessen, and Pearl & Vine, and a fun “hummus garden” appetizer idea.

The best thing about a great plate lunch is all the choices. You step up, scan the steam table, and make a decision that feels equal parts strategic and emotional: one protein, three sides, maybe cornbread if you’re doing it right. Two of the best to do it in Houston are Esther's Cajun Cafe & Soul food and Zydeco Louisiana Diner.

From starting over in a new country to earning one of the toughest titles in the food and wine world. Houston Life co-host Tessa Barrera sat down with restaurant owner and Master Sommelier June Rodil to learn what advice she has for women entrepreneurs.

Houston’s coffee culture reflects the people and traditions that shape the city itself. In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, host Chris Shepherd explores the city’s coffee scene, where every shop tells a story far deeper than what’s in your cup. From expertly dialed-in espresso to matcha drinks you'll come back for -- these creations are rooted in cultural heritage.

It’s one of the biggest celebrations of Texas culture and food -- the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. In this episode of “Eat Like a Local”, we spent a day roaming the midway to find the bites worth taking a break from the rides and games to enjoy. We found a few famous friends along the way!

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There’s a certain kind of energy that surrounds actors right before everything changes, and right now, that energy belongs to Jalyn Hall.

The Garden Theatre in Houston celebrates its fifth anniversary with its production of Stephen Sondheim’s “Company.” Since its pandemic debut, the theatre has produced 24 shows and supported over 200 artists, becoming a significant presence in Houston’s arts scene. The celebratory performances run April 10–19 at the Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston, with a special celebratory reception on April 11.

Air Supply, the legendary soft-rock duo behind hits such as “Lost in Love,” “All Out of Love” and “Making Love Out of Nothing at All,” is bringing its 50th anniversary celebration to Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land on Friday, April 10 at 8 p.m.

It has been nearly three years since Terra Barrera was named co-host of Houston Life. Now, she is saying goodbye to the show and moving on to new adventures. Watch the full video to learn more about why Tessa feels now is the right time for her to do something new.

The stage is set for a busy spring for the Houston Ballet – with the return of Nutcracker Market SPRING, Sons de L’âme collaboration with Asia Society Texas and YAGP Finals.

Houston Latino Film Festival 2026 celebrates 10 years with films, panels, events and special guest Cheech Marin at MATCH.

Experience Houston’s Mezclada Dance Company blending hip hop, Latin, and contemporary dance in high-energy performances. See them live Friday and Saturday, March 20–21, at the Wortham Center as part of Performing Arts Houston’s New/Now program.

Entertainment Tonight co-hosts Nischelle Turner and Kevin Frazier are experts when it comes to all things Hollywood and awards season. From their quick hug with actor Michael B. Jordan to the touching ‘In Memoriam’ tributes, Nischelle and Kevin are sharing some of their favorite moments from this year’s Oscars at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.

As Rodeo gets underway in Houston, an inspiring new documentary is making its Texas debut. Outriding the Devil follows Texas Hall of Fame barrel racer Angela Ganter in a decade-long battle with cancer that ended — against the odds — with an extraordinary comeback to the sport she loves.

For many people in Houston, allergy season can feel like a way of life. Sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes — they come and go with the seasons, and for some, they never fully go away. Over-the-counter medications can take the edge off, but for countless Houstonians, the symptoms always seem to return. But what if the goal wasn’t just managing allergies… but actually changing how your body responds to them? At McGovern Allergy & Asthma Clinic in Bellaire, that’s exactly the approach.

From painful extractions to a confident new smile, Paula Amador shares how Dr. Michel Azer and the Texas Dental Implant Center changed her life.

A Houston wellness studio is drawing attention for its unique body sculpting technique designed to support lymphatic health. Co-owners Nataline and Chase Oelkers say their approach combines targeted bodywork with specialized tools to help clients feel lighter, refreshed and energized.

Learn about the journey to get a new smile with Dr. Michel Azer, a board-certified periodontist, and his patient Andrea Park.

We talk about mental health, but too often the Black community can sometimes be left out of the conversation. During Black History Month, we’re shining a light on The Harris Center on the signs of depression that can be easy to miss, how stigma shows up in families, and why early support can change a child’s entire future.

Stylist Dale Volpe with Styled by Dale and InTwo Shopping's Alexandra Bruskoff are teaming up for a Cure, a one-day shopping event benefiting Breakthrough T1D. The cause hits especially close to home for Bruskoff, whose daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 11.

It is National Cat Health Month, and we celebrated in the most Houston way possible with a local celebrity who has claws, confidence, and couture. Meet Mersha the Mini Panther, a stylish black cat with more than 170,000 followers on Instagram. Joining him were the humans who keep him healthy, happy, Stef and Adam Eaton.

Houston honors a cancer-care pioneer. Dr. Philip A. Salem’s conference center dedication is Jan. 29, 2026. Watch our sit-down to see why Dr. Salem says ICTriplex is changing the game.

We're back In The kitchen with Kroger. In 2026, wellness is getting a much-needed reset. It's no longer about cutting everything out or chasing extremes. Kroger pharmacist and wellness specialist Derek David showed us how small, everyday choices can lead to better energy, better health, and habits you can actually keep.

January is often about starting fresh, so, we're talking tea as a daily ritual to help you center and refresh. We met Houston entrepreneur and certified tea specialist Jasmine Oliver about how the simple act of enjoying a cup of tea helped her begin her own health journey.

Houston Life Deals offers special spring break savings on family attractions, dining, travel, and theater experiences in Houston. These limited-time deals include hands-on learning exhibits at the Children's Museum of Houston, dining discounts at Big City Wings, discounted airport parking through the Parking Spot, and theater tickets for 'The Importance of Being Earnest' at Alley Theatre, accessible through HoustonLifeDeals.com.

Spring break is here, and if your family is itching to get out of the house, Travel Mom Emily Kaufman has a simple solution: Great Wolf Lodge. With indoor water fun and family-friendly extras, it’s an easy getaway - or even a one-night Houston-area staycation.

The Parking Spot drivers are here to help and make sure your trip begins and ends with ease.

Expedia travel expert Melanie Fish breaks down the 2026 Air Hacks report - best days to book and fly, where to save and the rise of microcations.

The busy spring break travel season is here, and with so many travelers renting vacation homes, you'll want to be sure your travel truly feels like a vacation. A new Vrbo study has identified the biggest group travel pet peeves and how you can avoid them. Travel expert Melanie Fish shares her tips for ensuring your trip is fun and drama-free.

Emily Kaufman, The Travel Mom, checks in from The Westin Dragonara Resort in St. Julian's to show why Malta is trending with travelers: stunning coastlines, clear blue water and layers of history.

As luxury travel evolves, cultural connection is top of mind. AmaWaterways’ Soulful Experience delivers curated heritage tours, music and culinary programming that resonate with Black travelers.

Cruise travel is making a strong comeback. Emily Kaufman, The Travel Mom, explains on Houston Life why wave season is the right time to book.

January is the perfect time to map out your travel plans for the year. Travel experts Emily Kaufman and Tommy DiDario joined Houston Life to share what travelers can expect in the year ahead.

Travel expert, Jeanenne Tornatore shares the biggest travel trends of the year