Plant Lotería Night🌵 Join us for an evening of plants, laughs, and a little friendly competition good vibes & chisme guaranteed ✨
📅 Tuesday, January 20 ⏰ 6:30 – 8:30 PM
📍 Suerte Uptown, McAllen
🎟️ FREE to play 👨👩👧👦 All ages welcome
What’s Included:
🌿 Multiple rounds of Lotería
🏆 Plant prizes
🌮 Food & Drink Specials
✨ Fun vibes all night
Come play, sip, and win some greenery 🌱💚
#rgv#mcallen#mcallevent#plants#loteria
Join us tonight for Dusty Old Botanical Tomes with Christina Mild, board member of the Native Plant Project (@plantsofdeepsouthtx) and editor of The Sabal newsletter.
🕕 6:00–7:00 PM
🎟️ Free with general admission
Join us for an evening of plants, history, and stories from decades of fieldwork and historic botany books We hope to see you there!
#southtexasecology#rgvbotany#plantnative#quintamazatlan
Join us tonight for Dusty Old Botanical Tomes with Christina Mild, board member of the Native Plant Project (plantsofdeepsouthtx) and editor of The Sabal newsletter.
🕕 6:00–7:00 PM
🎟️ Free with general admission
Enjoy an evening of plants, history, and stories from decades of fieldwork and historic botany books We hope to see you there!
#southtexasecology#rgvbotany#plantnative#quintamazatlan
Tomorrow! As part of our Nature Series, Exploring Native Plants of the RGV will take place @ Main Library on Saturday, January 10 at 11AM. The program explores native plants of the Rio Grande Valley and shares easy, practical planting tips with Texas A&M expert Ashley Gregory.
Out with the old, in with the new! Winter is a great time of year to prune your plants. Join one of our native plant practitioners this Saturday from 8:30-9:30 to learn about proper pruning techniques of native plants. Free with park admission.
Out with the old, in with the new! Winter is a great time of year to prune your plants. Join one of our native plant practitioners this Saturday from 8:30-9:30 to learn about proper pruning techniques of native plants. Free with park admission.
This evening at 6:00pm, we are thrilled to welcome Mike Heep, long-time native plant grower of the RGV to share the rich botanical history of south Texas!🌱💚
Heep will highlight several species connected to the work of Robert Runyon, American photographer, botanist, and Brownsville mayor, weaving together ecological insight, historical context, and personal anecdotes gathered from decades of studying and growing native plants. #southtexasecology#plantnative#southtexashistory#thursdaynightlive#quintamazatlan
This evening at 6:00pm, we are thrilled to welcome Mike Heep, long-time native plant grower of the RGV to share the rich botanical history of south Texas!🌱💚
Heep will highlight several species connected to the work of Robert Runyon, American photographer, botanist, and Brownsville mayor, weaving together ecological insight, historical context, and personal anecdotes gathered from decades of studying and growing native plants. #southtexasecology#plantnative#southtexashistory#thursdaynightlive#quintamazatlan
January averages as our coolest and driest month of the year. Still, there are some native plants in bloom or fruit such as the Googly-eyed Vine, which provides unique-looking fruit for birds. There are also winter residents, such as the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, a woodpecker that laps up tree sap and any trapped insects with its special brush-tipped tongue.
Learn more about the plant and animal activity during this time of year tomorrow for our weekly "Walk With A Naturalist" program, offered Wednesdays from 9 AM - 10 AM. Included with park admission.
January averages as our coolest and driest month of the year. Still, there are some native plants in bloom or fruit such as the Googly-eyed Vine, which provides unique-looking fruit for birds. There are also winter residents, such as the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, a woodpecker that laps up tree sap and any trapped insects with its special brush-tipped tongue.
Learn more about the plant and animal activity during this time of year tomorrow for our weekly "Walk With A Naturalist" program, offered Wednesdays from 9 AM - 10 AM. Included with park admission.
You're invited to discover the rich botanical history of the Rio Grande Valley during a special Thursday Night Live presentation, “Robert Runyon Plants,” with longtime native plant grower Mike Heep! ✨🌼
🌿Robert Runyon (1881–1968) was an American photographer, botanist, and Brownsville mayor whose plant discoveries and extensive private herbarium helped shape our modern understanding of South Texas flora. In this talk, Heep will highlight several species connected to Runyon’s work, weaving together ecological insight, historical context, and personal anecdotes gathered from decades of studying and growing native plants.
🌿Mike Heep has been at the forefront of native plant conservation in the Rio Grande Valley since the 1980s. Through his family nursery in Harlingen, he has propagated countless native species now found in gardens, parks, and natural areas throughout South Texas.
#southtexasecology#plantnative#plantlive#rgvhistory#quintamazatlan#exploremcallen
You're invited to discover the rich botanical history of the Rio Grande Valley during a special Thursday Night Live presentation, “Robert Runyon Plants,” with longtime native plant grower Mike Heep! ✨🌼
🌿Robert Runyon (1881–1968) was an American photographer, botanist, and Brownsville mayor whose plant discoveries and extensive private herbarium helped shape our modern understanding of South Texas flora. In this talk, Heep will highlight several species connected to Runyon’s work, weaving together ecological insight, historical context, and personal anecdotes gathered from decades of studying and growing native plants.
🌿Mike Heep has been at the forefront of native plant conservation in the Rio Grande Valley since the 1980s. Through his family nursery in Harlingen, he has propagated countless native species now found in gardens, parks, and natural areas throughout South Texas.
#southtexasecology#plantnative#plantlive#rgvhistory#quintamazatlan#exploremcallen
As part of our Nature Series, Exploring Native Plants of the RGV will take place @ Main Library on Saturday, January 10 at 11AM. The program explores native plants of the Rio Grande Valley and shares easy, practical planting tips with Texas A&M expert Ashley Gregory.
Valentine Days Market! If you forget someone or are just too busy to get a gift, why not come to the Connecting With Artists & Crafters Event. Spaces are limited. Our local artists, crafters and home bakers will make it easy for you. Stop by the McAllen Farmers Market and get sweet home baked goods, locally crafters jewelry, unique gifts. But be sure to get your local small farmer vegetables, fruits, eggs, sauces, gourmet ice cream, plants and so much more!
Looking for an afternoon of family fun? ✨🌿Join a QM Naturalist for a guided sensory exploration on Thursday January 2, uncovering the science of plants scents! Participants will leave well acquainted with winter flowering plants and a hand-made bracelet carrying scents of the scrub! #exploremcallen#thornscrub#plantnative#plantscience
FREE with General Admission
Looking for an afternoon of family fun? ✨🌿Join a QM Naturalist for a guided sensory exploration, on Thursday January 2, uncovering the science of plants scents! Participants will leave well acquainted with winter flowering plants and a hand-made bracelet carrying scents of the scrub! #exploremcallen#thornscrub#plantnative#plantscience
FREE with General Admission
✂️✨ Vision Board Night ✨✂️
Join us this Friday for a cozy, intentional evening of creativity hosted by local artist Ellie @gi.bsongirl 💜
Ellie is a multi-disciplinary creative who crochets, creates collages, gardens, and works closely with the medicinal properties of plants. She’ll be guiding us through a grounding and inspiring vision-boarding experience to help set intentions for this coming year. 🌱
🗓 Friday, Jan 2nd
⏰ 5–7 PM
💵 $10 per person
📍 Kreative Grounds Café | 609 N 10th St McAllen, TX 78501
💌 DM to reserve your spot!
DID YOU KNOW? - Tasajillo, also known as Christmas Cholla is a a fast growing cactus whose red fruits add attractive color to the brown desert?🌵 Discover the wonder of desert ecosystems and investigate shapes of cacti plants on a guided trail walk at tomorrow's STEM Stops. #naturebasedlearning#STEM#FindYourPark#southtexasecology#quintamazatlan
Suerte Bar&Grill
Plant Lotería Night🌵 Join us for an evening of plants, laughs, and a little friendly competition good vibes & chisme guaranteed ✨ 📅 Tuesday, January 20 ⏰ 6:30 – 8:30 PM 📍 Suerte Uptown, McAllen 🎟️ FREE to play 👨👩👧👦 All ages welcome What’s Included: 🌿 Multiple rounds of Lotería 🏆 Plant prizes 🌮 Food & Drink Specials ✨ Fun vibes all night Come play, sip, and win some greenery 🌱💚 #rgv #mcallen #mcallevent #plants #loteria
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
Join us tonight for Dusty Old Botanical Tomes with Christina Mild, board member of the Native Plant Project (@plantsofdeepsouthtx) and editor of The Sabal newsletter. 🕕 6:00–7:00 PM 🎟️ Free with general admission Join us for an evening of plants, history, and stories from decades of fieldwork and historic botany books We hope to see you there! #southtexasecology #rgvbotany #plantnative #quintamazatlan
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
Join us tonight for Dusty Old Botanical Tomes with Christina Mild, board member of the Native Plant Project (plantsofdeepsouthtx) and editor of The Sabal newsletter. 🕕 6:00–7:00 PM 🎟️ Free with general admission Enjoy an evening of plants, history, and stories from decades of fieldwork and historic botany books We hope to see you there! #southtexasecology #rgvbotany #plantnative #quintamazatlan
McAllen Public Library
Tomorrow! As part of our Nature Series, Exploring Native Plants of the RGV will take place @ Main Library on Saturday, January 10 at 11AM. The program explores native plants of the Rio Grande Valley and shares easy, practical planting tips with Texas A&M expert Ashley Gregory.
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
Out with the old, in with the new! Winter is a great time of year to prune your plants. Join one of our native plant practitioners this Saturday from 8:30-9:30 to learn about proper pruning techniques of native plants. Free with park admission.
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
Out with the old, in with the new! Winter is a great time of year to prune your plants. Join one of our native plant practitioners this Saturday from 8:30-9:30 to learn about proper pruning techniques of native plants. Free with park admission.
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
This evening at 6:00pm, we are thrilled to welcome Mike Heep, long-time native plant grower of the RGV to share the rich botanical history of south Texas!🌱💚 Heep will highlight several species connected to the work of Robert Runyon, American photographer, botanist, and Brownsville mayor, weaving together ecological insight, historical context, and personal anecdotes gathered from decades of studying and growing native plants. #southtexasecology #plantnative #southtexashistory #thursdaynightlive #quintamazatlan
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
This evening at 6:00pm, we are thrilled to welcome Mike Heep, long-time native plant grower of the RGV to share the rich botanical history of south Texas!🌱💚 Heep will highlight several species connected to the work of Robert Runyon, American photographer, botanist, and Brownsville mayor, weaving together ecological insight, historical context, and personal anecdotes gathered from decades of studying and growing native plants. #southtexasecology #plantnative #southtexashistory #thursdaynightlive #quintamazatlan
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
January averages as our coolest and driest month of the year. Still, there are some native plants in bloom or fruit such as the Googly-eyed Vine, which provides unique-looking fruit for birds. There are also winter residents, such as the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, a woodpecker that laps up tree sap and any trapped insects with its special brush-tipped tongue. Learn more about the plant and animal activity during this time of year tomorrow for our weekly "Walk With A Naturalist" program, offered Wednesdays from 9 AM - 10 AM. Included with park admission.
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
January averages as our coolest and driest month of the year. Still, there are some native plants in bloom or fruit such as the Googly-eyed Vine, which provides unique-looking fruit for birds. There are also winter residents, such as the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, a woodpecker that laps up tree sap and any trapped insects with its special brush-tipped tongue. Learn more about the plant and animal activity during this time of year tomorrow for our weekly "Walk With A Naturalist" program, offered Wednesdays from 9 AM - 10 AM. Included with park admission.
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
You're invited to discover the rich botanical history of the Rio Grande Valley during a special Thursday Night Live presentation, “Robert Runyon Plants,” with longtime native plant grower Mike Heep! ✨🌼 🌿Robert Runyon (1881–1968) was an American photographer, botanist, and Brownsville mayor whose plant discoveries and extensive private herbarium helped shape our modern understanding of South Texas flora. In this talk, Heep will highlight several species connected to Runyon’s work, weaving together ecological insight, historical context, and personal anecdotes gathered from decades of studying and growing native plants. 🌿Mike Heep has been at the forefront of native plant conservation in the Rio Grande Valley since the 1980s. Through his family nursery in Harlingen, he has propagated countless native species now found in gardens, parks, and natural areas throughout South Texas. #southtexasecology #plantnative #plantlive #rgvhistory #quintamazatlan #exploremcallen
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
You're invited to discover the rich botanical history of the Rio Grande Valley during a special Thursday Night Live presentation, “Robert Runyon Plants,” with longtime native plant grower Mike Heep! ✨🌼 🌿Robert Runyon (1881–1968) was an American photographer, botanist, and Brownsville mayor whose plant discoveries and extensive private herbarium helped shape our modern understanding of South Texas flora. In this talk, Heep will highlight several species connected to Runyon’s work, weaving together ecological insight, historical context, and personal anecdotes gathered from decades of studying and growing native plants. 🌿Mike Heep has been at the forefront of native plant conservation in the Rio Grande Valley since the 1980s. Through his family nursery in Harlingen, he has propagated countless native species now found in gardens, parks, and natural areas throughout South Texas. #southtexasecology #plantnative #plantlive #rgvhistory #quintamazatlan #exploremcallen
McAllen Public Library
As part of our Nature Series, Exploring Native Plants of the RGV will take place @ Main Library on Saturday, January 10 at 11AM. The program explores native plants of the Rio Grande Valley and shares easy, practical planting tips with Texas A&M expert Ashley Gregory.
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
How do plants and animals respond to shorter days and colder temperatures?🦊🦉🐰 Discover what causes winter and more, with us at today's STEM Stops! #STEM #quintamazatlan #stewardshipsaturdays #southtexasecology #winterseason
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
How do plants and animals respond to shorter days and colder temperatures?🦊🦉🐰 Discover what causes winter and more, with us at today's STEM Stops! #STEM #quintamazatlan #stewardshipsaturdays #southtexasecology #winterseason
McAllen Farmers Market
Valentine Days Market! If you forget someone or are just too busy to get a gift, why not come to the Connecting With Artists & Crafters Event. Spaces are limited. Our local artists, crafters and home bakers will make it easy for you. Stop by the McAllen Farmers Market and get sweet home baked goods, locally crafters jewelry, unique gifts. But be sure to get your local small farmer vegetables, fruits, eggs, sauces, gourmet ice cream, plants and so much more!
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
Looking for an afternoon of family fun? ✨🌿Join a QM Naturalist for a guided sensory exploration on Thursday January 2, uncovering the science of plants scents! Participants will leave well acquainted with winter flowering plants and a hand-made bracelet carrying scents of the scrub! #exploremcallen #thornscrub #plantnative #plantscience FREE with General Admission
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
Looking for an afternoon of family fun? ✨🌿Join a QM Naturalist for a guided sensory exploration, on Thursday January 2, uncovering the science of plants scents! Participants will leave well acquainted with winter flowering plants and a hand-made bracelet carrying scents of the scrub! #exploremcallen #thornscrub #plantnative #plantscience FREE with General Admission
Kreative Grounds Cafe
✂️✨ Vision Board Night ✨✂️ Join us this Friday for a cozy, intentional evening of creativity hosted by local artist Ellie @gi.bsongirl 💜 Ellie is a multi-disciplinary creative who crochets, creates collages, gardens, and works closely with the medicinal properties of plants. She’ll be guiding us through a grounding and inspiring vision-boarding experience to help set intentions for this coming year. 🌱 🗓 Friday, Jan 2nd ⏰ 5–7 PM 💵 $10 per person 📍 Kreative Grounds Café | 609 N 10th St McAllen, TX 78501 💌 DM to reserve your spot!
Foodamed Vegan Restaurant and Emporium
Start your week the delicious way! 🔥 Our Monday Special is here — Philly Cheese Steak + Soup + Drink for only $18.99! Fresh, flavorful, and made 100% from plants. 🌱 Swing by today and treat yourself! 😋 📍4108 N 10th St, McAllen, TX 🌐 www.foodamed.com 📞 (956) 731-4484 #FoodAMed #MondaySpecial #PlantBased #McAllenEats #VeganFood #HealthyEats #RGVFoodies
Foodamed Vegan Restaurant and Emporium
Start your week the delicious way! 🔥 Our Monday Special is here — Philly Cheese Steak + Soup + Drink for only $18.99! Fresh, flavorful, and made 100% from plants. 🌱 Swing by today and treat yourself! 😋 📍4108 N 10th St, McAllen, TX 🌐 www.foodamed.com 📞 (956) 731-4484 #FoodAMed #MondaySpecial #PlantBased #McAllenEats #VeganFood #HealthyEats #RGVFoodies
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
DID YOU KNOW? - Tasajillo, also known as Christmas Cholla is a a fast growing cactus whose red fruits add attractive color to the brown desert?🌵 Discover the wonder of desert ecosystems and investigate shapes of cacti plants on a guided trail walk at tomorrow's STEM Stops. #naturebasedlearning #STEM #FindYourPark #southtexasecology #quintamazatlan