Host Shane McAuliffe will travel seaside to visit a spectacular building with some history, dines down in Houston, and checks out a place serving pies that you won’t soon forget.

First, Shane goes out to Galveston to see the grandest building on the island: Bishop’s Palace.

Next, he grubs on delicious dining options at Brasserie 1895 in Friendswood.

Finally, Shane will travel to the small town of Hutto to check out The Texan Cafe and Pie Shop where it’s all about home cooking and mouth-watering pie.

This week on The Texas Bucket List some sandy, savory and art filled stops!

First, Shane drops over to the dunes at the Monahans Sandhills State Park in Monahans. This park will have you slipping and sliding in a unique way, down sand dunes.

Next, he stopped in to Chuck’s Country Smoke House in Carthage. With signature dishes such as the Susie Q and the Frito Bomb, this barbecue joint is a must for anyone with a savory palate.

Finally, Shane gets blown away by an incredible story and even more breathtaking glass at Wimberley Glassworks in Wimberley.

This week on The Texas Bucket List,  Shane makes a tasty stop at Jackson Brother’s Meat Locker in Post. Their exceptional beef jerky will satisfy any meat lover’s cravings.

Next, he will indulge in the unique sights and tastes of Cattleman’s Steakhouse in Fabens. With a zoo, a beautiful view, and savory steaks, you won’t want to miss this stop.

Finally, Shane will explore the J. Lorraine Ghost Town in Manor. Created by one man with the purpose of people coming to have fun, the J. Lorraine Ghost Town is a must stop.

On the first episode of Season 12, Host Shane McAuliffe makes three exciting stops and introduces a new segment called Lone Star Legends.

First, Shane will celebrate past President George Washington’s birthday in Laredo at a unique and heartwarming festival.

Next, he will try some cerviche at a restaurant named after their signature dish: Cerviche Cerviche on South Padre Island.

Finally, Shane will meet Lone Star Legend Pat Green at Galleywinter Gallery in Fort Worth to discuss one of Pat’s passions, creating art.

This week on The Texas Bucket List Shane makes a trip to Frisco to show off a stop that will please any freight fan. Traintopia’s detailed display of all things locomotive is a unique and intriguing place for all Texan’s to visit.

Next, Shane will travel back home to the Bryan/College Station area to get a taste of delicious Tex-Mex at Jesse’s Taqueria in Bryan. The only thing better than indulging in Jesse’s incredible food may be meeting Jesse himself and hearing his incredible story of triumph.

Finally, Shane learns incredible facts about World War II while visiting the National Pacific War Museum in Fredericksburg. This museum in Central Texas contains historically-significant exhibits that hold a deep place in our American history.

Sit back and relax as we take you through some of the most interesting, tasty, and historic locations on The Texas Bucket List!

The holiday season is upon on, so this week on The Texas Bucket List we’ll be showcasing some of the most jovial stops for you to enjoy.

First, host Shane McAuliffe will get decked out for the holidays at the Ugly Christmas Sweater Shop in Dallas. This is your one stop shop for any and all holiday themed sweaters.

Next, Shane will indulge in savory flavors at Harvest Restaurant in Comanche. These dishes will be sure to warm up your taste buds.

Finally, Shane will shop until he drops at the largest Christmas market in Texas: The Nutcracker Market in Houston. This incredible shopping experience will help you find a gift for everyone on your Christmas list.

Sit back and relax as we take you through all of the seasonal sensations that can be found around the Lone Star State!

This week on The Texas Bucket List host Shane McAuliffe crowns the Bite of the Season! Stay tuned to see which delicious dish will reign supreme.

On this episode host Shane McAuliffe will dive deep into Texas history, take a bite out of one of his long-time favorite subs, and catch the music bug at a record store.

First, we will take a visit to Fort Chadbourne in Coke County to catch a glimpse of history through the many intriguing artifacts found there. We also get to talk to the man who is keeping the Fort alive.

Next, we will travel to Antonini’s Subs in Webster for an out of this world sub. This spot has been a frequent favorite of Shane’s for twenty years, making this stop well worth a spot on The Texas Bucket List.

Finally, we will rock out at Janie’s Record Store in San Antonio with Janie, who is in her 90’s. The fast pace of advancing technology hasn’t shaken this musical gem.

Sit back and relax as we show you new and exciting locations to add to The Texas Bucket List!