Happy! In honor of spooky season, we want to take the opportunity to tap into to our inner X-Files, and relate an unearthly tale that occurred in North Texas over 100 years or so ago. Predating the infamous incident in...
Ready for liftoff? From its stellar observatory, intergalactic exhibits and stunning sunsets, Houston definitely lives up to its name. Space City propels us into orbit this spring with , the groundbreaking immersive...
More than two million twinkling lights now illuminate the zoo for 40 magical winter nights. Dallas Zoo Lights returns this weekend to the oldest and largest zoological park in Texas for the holiday season. The 106-a...
This is one celestial event you don't want to miss! July’s full Buck Moon supermoon will rise after sunset on Monday, July 3 kicking off one of four supermoons this year. Said to be the brightest supermoon of the year,...
Wake up fully immersed in nature with floor-to-ceiling windows. With great weather, a bustling entertainment scene, and a wealth of subcultures and interesting neighborhoods many of us can be guilty of becoming all too...
It is well known that . From snacks to statues, we're home to numerous objects that are preceded by "the world's biggest" but now it seems we're also dabbling in other dimensions. Located 30 minutes north of Dallas a...
A long-time hotspot for locals, the Fort Worth Museum of Science & History's Omni Theater IMAX welcomed over 10 million visitors in 37 years to marvel at the 180-degree ceiling and was a pillar of education and ente...
Stargazers, ready yourselves for this once-in-a-lifetime celestial event! For the first time in 50,000 years, a green, long-period comet named C/2022 E3 (ZTF) will sweep across our night skies. On February 2, the comet...
Look to the skies tonight! With all the magical light shows that winter brings, it’s easy to forget that the sky provides some stunning celestial light shows of its own. Aspiring astronomers will know that the blazi...
Looks to the skies for a deep orange celestial show you don’t want to miss. The last total lunar eclipse for the next three years will occur in the early hours of tomorrow morning. Though there will be plenty of partia...