Ramos Woodworks

The Gladys Porter Zoo is a fantastic place to visit, spanning 31 acres of land and home to more than 1,600 animals worldwide. From gorillas, wallabies, and rhinos to zebras, crocodiles, lions, kangaroos, and giraffes, the Zoo features wildlife from various regions such as Asia, Africa, Australia, the United States, and marine life. The Zoo is a well-known zoological and botanical park renowned for its successful conservation programs and breeding of endangered species. The park promotes nature preservation through education, conservation, outdoor recreation, and research. The park boasts several attractions, including the Herpetarium, Aquarium, Tropical America Free-flight Aviary, Macaw Canyon, Bear Grottos, and a Komodo dragon exhibit. In addition, the park's Small World section features a nursery and an animal contact yard where children can interact with domesticated animals.

Welcome to Ojos Locos Sports Cantina. Here, you can sit back, relax, enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine made from scratch, ice-cold beer served by charming and beautiful waitresses, and watch your favorite sports team play. You can also have a great time with your friends or family. The restaurant has state-of-the-art wall-to-wall HD TVs that broadcast sports matches all day. Not only are they changing the way you watch sports, but they're also redefining how you drink beer. They've introduced the first "Balón," a fantastic way to drink draft beer. With 29º ice-cold beer, charming and beautiful servers, and a massive wall of HD televisions, you'll wonder why you're still reading this and not at one of their locations.

The Texas Citrus Fiesta is an organization that hosts several events to celebrate the annual citrus harvests across the Rio Grande Valley. This annual celebration showcases local citrus, featuring a parade, crafts, and family fun. It promotes and spreads the word about the world's sweetest citrus from the Rio Grande Valley. The organization created the Texas Citrus Fiesta, an annual celebration of the bountiful winter harvest of grapefruits and oranges from the lush, subtropical Rio Grande Valley. For the past 91 years, the Texas Citrus Fiesta has taken pride in providing unforgettable experiences and memories while promoting values of education, leadership, and community. The organization has hosted and supported hundreds of local, statewide, and national businesses. With years of experience, businesses can trust that participating in the festival means being part of the Texas Citrus Fiesta family, where their business is in good hands.