Guest article by Dana Sayre More than 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats live under the Anne W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge in Austin, making ours the largest urban bat colony in North America. The bats migrate to Austin from Mexico each spring, and tourists and Austinites alike flock to the bridge at dusk to view […]
Eat East Invites You to Explore East Austin Eateries and Bars
East Austin is in the midst of a renaissance. What was once the wrong side of the tracks has blossomed into a hip place to eat, drink and be merry. Fantastic restaurants and a lively bar scene have given the area a new energy. To celebrate and educate Austinites on this resurgence, a group of […]
Free Austin Arts Block Party to Celebrate Vibrant Local Scene
Get to know your artsy neighbors in a new, unprecedented Austin event: Austin Arts Block Party! Mark your calendars for August 23, 2015 and get ready to celebrate the vibrant performing arts scene in our city. Did I mention the event is completely free?
Love the Outdoors? Want to Meet People? Try EPIC
One of the best ways to make connections in any city is to find folks who share your passion. If you love Austin’s outdoor lifestyle, meeting up with EPIC may be the path to finding a new circle of friends. They’ll also guide you to Austin’s newest trail.
Austin Entrepreneur Fights for Customer Service with Comnio
Editor’s Note: Comnio has gone in a new direction since the publication of this article. If you’ve ever compared waiting on hold with Time Warner to being submerged in the fiery depths of hell, keep reading. A startup in Austin called Comnio is changing the way you handle bad customer service.
Trailer Food Tuesdays Announces Season Finale Lineup
Trailer Food Tuesdays has had a fabulous fourth season. With two summer events behind us already, the season finale is right around the corner on August 4, 2015. We know what you came here for. Here are the food trucks you can expect to salivate over during the next Trailer Food Tuesdays at The Long Center:
Moojo Brings Ice Cream Sandwiches to the Drag
Guest article by Chin Lin Pan Editor’s Note: Moojo closed on the Drag in January 2019. As of this note, it will continue as an ice cream catering company. Texas is notorious for its summer heat and no one likes to endure the upper 90 to 100 degree weather. But fortunately, in the heart of town–just […]
Inside Books Project Works to Free Minds of Texas Prisoners
It looks like a private library. Shelves of used books line the length of a wall and a U-shaped area across the room. A giant colorful planet is painted on another wall. People are quiet and studious. This is not your average library, however, and people aren’t here to study. This is where a non-profit called Inside […]
Royers Pie Haven Serves Old Fashioned Goodness from Scratch
The allure of “Junk Berry Pie” prompted an unexpected trip off 290, east of Austin. Royers Pie Haven, I’m not sure which part of you charmed me most: the owner, the ambiance or the pies.
Blanton Exhibit Shows Dark Side of Brothers Grimm Tales
Combining literary and artistic interests, Natalie Frank’s new series of artwork gives modern insight into The Brothers Grimms’ tales. The show is traveling from The Drawing Center in New York where Frank is now based. Since Frank is an Austin native, the Blanton Museum of Art was particularly interested in displaying this exhibition. The bright […]
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