It’s now December and the Christmas season is officially in full swing. The Zilker tree is lit, the beanies and scarves have been pulled from the closet, and yuletide is quickly taking over the city. What better way to get yourself into the spirit of the season than by attending the Holiday Sing-Along and Downtown […]
EAST 2014: Free Studio Tour Brings 400+ Artists Together
Austinites are brimming with talent. While some art forms such as music are easily accessible, Big Medium is working to insure that artists and artisans aren’t left behind. For the past 13 years, Big Medium has produced one of the most celebrated yearly art events in town: the East Austin Studio Tour (EAST). EAST is […]
Get Active During VIVA! STREETS When Roads Shut Down
It’s 12:02 PM on a bright Sunday afternoon in Austin and 6th Street is completely empty of cars, trucks and delivery vans. It’s a little disconcerting at first – you’re not used to seeing 6th Street like this in the middle of the day. But as you turn a corner and near I-35, you see […]
Upcoming Charity Gala at ACL Live to Feature Darius Rucker
Before Andy Roddick hit the legal voting age, he had already started a charitable foundation. At the age of 17, still a kid himself, the Andy Roddick Foundation was established to work with the local community to expand opportunities for young people to learn, thrive and succeed. The non-profit focuses on out of school programs […]
Top 5 Things to See at Austin Comic Con
Update: Congratulations to our ticket winner, Ryan Sanders! Thank you to everyone who participated. We do giveaways every other week through our newsletter, so check it out! ### Austin seems to have a big event every weekend, and it can be hard to choose between everything going on. For those looking for an alternative to ACL this weekend, […]
Celebrate Autumn at Sweet Berry Farm with Fun Activities
“I cannot endure to waste anything so precious as autumnal sunshine by staying in the house.” –Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1842 I couldn’t agree more with Mr. Hawthorne, and I’m convinced he was specifically talking about autumn in the Hill Country. Fall here is its own unique kind of wonderful. Maybe it’s the way the hills light […]
Local Chefs Converge on Austin’s Urban Springdale Farm
Journey three miles from the Texas Capitol and you will find yourself at an unexpected urban farm. Owners and farmers Glenn and Paula Foore have harvested quite the business venture, brought together by food, surrounded by the bustle of the budding streets of East Austin and cinched by a foundation of nearly 20 local and successful […]
Austin Food Scene News: Bess Bistro Gets a New Look
Editor’s Note: Bess Bistro is scheduled to close on September 20, 2015. Bess Bistro has been a landmark in Austin for the past eight years. They have seen the city through many changes, and now they’re shaking things up themselves. With a new Executive Chef, Roman Murphy, Bess Bistro has unveiled a new fall menu to tantalize the Austin […]
This Weekend: 7th Annual Dripping with Taste Festival
Each September, as Autumn peeks around the nearest small town corner, some of Texas’ best and brightest businesses come together to celebrate the Dripping with Taste Festival in Dripping Springs, TX. Pull up your boots and prepare for a day of fine cuisine, wine, craft brews, spirits and more as the 7th annual Dripping with Taste […]
The Scarlet Rabbit’s Cuisine Drops You Down the Rabbit Hole
Editor’s Note: Scarlet Rabbit closed May 14, 2017. Chef Rob Snow breezes out from behind a curtain just as you might imagine the Cheshire Cat to appear, billowy in the night sky. And with that, I began my journey down the rabbit hole at The Scarlet Rabbit. This fresh faced restaurant concept features cowboy cuisine using the flavors […]
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