How to Celebrate the Fourth of July Right in Round Top: Texas’ Independence Day Headquarters Raises the Bar on Patriotic Partying
Parades, live music and festive activities fill every nook and cranny of the small towns that hug Highway 290.
Parades, live music and festive activities fill every nook and cranny of the small towns that hug Highway 290.
It's the perfect Texas countryside setting for slowing down your pace a bit and just relaxing. And with the increased number of year-round shopping and dining options, its easier than ever to chill.
This working country home dates back to 1872, two years after Round Top’s incorporation into a village.
The garden — located an hour northwest of Houston in Hempstead, 43 minutes from Round Top — boasts more than 3,000 trees and plants, many of them rare and endangered.
Red Antler bungalows, a modern rendition of early Texas farmhouses, is open in Round Top, and you may never want to leave.
The new golf course dubbed The Covey will include 80-foot elevation changes, tree-lined fairways, natural running creeks and waterfalls.
We often hear the question: "What's open in Round Top outside of show season?" The answer is. . . plenty.
Traveling pianists with the Howl at the Moon club of San Antonio led the fundraising efforts, collecting cash in exchange for sing-along performances.
The Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter has been saving furry lives for almost three decades.
The space was created as a sanctuary for visitors of all kinds in need of a place to escape the antiques shop-a-thon in favor of games, cocktails and conversation