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Remember the Alamo over seven days on the anniversary of the events that happened in 1836 at the shrine to Texas independence.

It was a brave person who ate the first oyster, but on the coast they have been celebrating the event ever since, with contests, music, and parades to benefit the Fulton Volunteer Fire Department.

Get your Celtic on at this super festival of all things Irish from food to dance, whiskey to music, and many other things in between.

Look back at Texas’ role in World War I on the 100th anniversary of U.S. involvement through stories, photos, and artifacts.

Join the Texas-sized celebration at the site where Texas declared its independence with re-enactors, music, food, children’s games, and more.

Get out there and try your luck in catching some of the 305,525 rainbow trout released into waters around the state. There are “no fee” locations for access to the Guadalupe River below Canyon Reservoir, one of the best spots to catch trout in America.