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Houston’s Skyline Hits Different From These Spots

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By Brittany Britto Garley Verified, Katharine Shilcutt
| Houstonia Verified
Take in the stunning skyline from different vantage points. Image: aitcheeboy-stock.adobe.com Sure, it’s not the Manhattan skyline. But there’s something about seeing Houston’s staggered Downtown silhouette come into view while driving on the highway that stirs up a feeling best described as nostalgia and pride. The towers catch the light differently depending on the hour—golden at sunset, moody at dusk, electric after dark—and the vantage point matters as much as the timing.
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Houston's Favorite Notliday Is Almost Here. Here's How to Celebrate.

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By Brittany Britto Garley Verified
| Houstonia Verified
It’s our day. Let’s party. Image: Meow Wolf Houston’s most Houston holiday is back. July 13 marks the day when the calendar date aligns just right as 7/13, also the city’s most well-known area code. Every 713 Day, Houstonians go all out showing Space City pride with events, performances, and plenty of $7.13 food and drink specials. This year, 713 Day falls on a weekday—a Monday no less.
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Houston Calls Itself Space City, But Stargazing Requires a Drive

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By Brittany Britto Garley Verified, Alexia Partouche
| Houstonia Verified
The best stargazing is worth a drive. Image: Shutterstock/Impact Photography For a place called Space City, Houston’s starscape leaves much to be desired. Like most urban areas, light pollution floods the night sky, dimming hopes of seeing the stars, and the weather doesn’t always cooperate, but amateur astronomers shouldn’t count themselves out.
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