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Category Archives: It’s Fare
10 Houston Spots to Sip Your Way Through Summer
Despite working full time and year round, I feel like I’m on vacation all summer long. If you’re the same way, let’s enjoy evenings on different patios — or indoors, if you’re sick of the heat — and sip tons of frozen drinks with few to no cares in the world. Annnnd, here are my … Continue reading
Join the It’s Not Hou It’s Me Team! Apply for Our Summer Internship!
Do you love Houston? Want to grow your social media prowess? Have a passion for design? Just reaaaaaallly want another It’s Not Hou koozie? Then the It’s Not Hou It’s Me Summer Internship might be for you! What We’re Looking For Individuals who are… Passionate about Houston Based in Houston area Strong social media presence … Continue reading
5 Reasons to Try Nice Winery
Guess what, Houston! We have our own little winery in town that’s actually not so little at all. Nice Winery — off Beltway 8 in Northwest Houston — is like visiting wine country without leaving Houston’s city limits. Go to buy a bottle, try a tasting or one of their many events. Need more convincing? … Continue reading
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Wine & Food Week is Calling Your Name
Houston has no shortage of culinary events, and this festival in The Woodlands has got a week full of ’em. Each event at Wine & Food Week on June 4-10 includes, you guessed it, wine and food. What a great world we live in. Click here to get tickets! Because we like you, here’s a … Continue reading
Best Spots to Watch a Houston Sports Game
It’s a great time to be a Houston sports fan. Honestly, Houston kills! Finding a good bar to watch our teams win can be a challenge. Here are some of our favorites! PS. In the name of authenticity, I have been to every single one of these! Hard work. 😉 If there’s somewhere else we … Continue reading
Join Us for Taste of the Nation + VIP Giveaway
Let’s talk about hunger for a sec. No, not like, “you skipped lunch, went straight to the gym and now it’s 8 p.m.” kind of hunger. I’m talking about the hunger in Texas where one in four kids struggles with hunger or is food insecure. That’s worse than the national average (which is one in … Continue reading
