Crickets: the food of the future. Healthy, sustainable and exotic–what’s not to love? This may come as a shock to some, but many people have recently begun developing this concept in the western world–one of the only places on earth where eating insects is not widely accepted. Little Herds is a non-profit created in Austin […]
Listen at Winflo: Never Gamble on Live Music Again
Editor’s Note: Winflo Osteria closed at the end of March 2018. Live Music ≠ Good Music Admit it, Austin – you’ve been to some questionable concerts. Just because you live in the most popular city in the world for live music, doesn’t mean your ears are safe from toxic noise waste. How many times have you […]
StoryCorps Has Arrived in Austin to Preserve Our Stories
StoryCorps is a national nonprofit which records, preserves and shares stories. The stories come from people of all backgrounds and beliefs. StoryCorps’ smooth, aluminum Airstream trailer recently arrived in Austin. You’ll see the MobileBooth parked at the Bullock Texas State History Museum (1800 Congress Ave) until January 31, 2015. Inside, the trailer is outfitted with a sleek recording studio. This unique […]
10 Last Minute New Year’s Eve Ideas in Austin
Guest article by Kristella Montiegel Hark! The coming New Year rings! As the holiday season continues and we relish in plentiful eating, drinking and merry-making, it’s past time to start thinking about your New Year’s Eve plans. The big day is here, and you owe it to yourself to end 2014 off with a bang!, […]
Procrastinator’s Guide to Festive Christmas Eve Activities in Austin
Your decorations have been out for weeks. Family is in town and holiday stress may be running high, but fortunately there are still unique Christmas Eve activities and events in Austin that can complement mounting anticipation for tomorrow. In fact, for those who only have Christmas Eve and Christmas day off work, today may present the perfect time to participate in holiday […]
Free Week 2015: SXSW for Locals
Free Week. Sounds like a marketing gimmick, right? But it’s what I consider the true Austinite’s version of SXSW. And it’s coming up just around the corner during the first week of January. Read on to find out all you need to know about Free Week, and finally make a New Year’s resolution you can stick to.
A Christmas Carol at Zach Theatre: 3 Reasons to See It Now
I was first introduced to A Christmas Carol in 6th grade. I wish I could say I enjoyed reading the book, but the exact opposite was true. I was more concerned with the response to my “Will You Go Out With Me?” note than with Ebeneezer Scrooge’s epiphany. Fast forward 15 years to A Christmas […]
Cherrywood Art Fair: East Austin Holiday Shopping, Family Fun
If the poster of a cat wearing cowboy boots on a carousel horse is not enough to persuade you to attend Cherrywood Art Fair, then perhaps the local art, live music and food vendors will convince you. In its 13th year of offering family friendly activities, the Cherrywood Art Fair boasts over 80 artists and makers […]
Trail of Lights 2014 Now Open! Here’s Your Preview
I love the holidays. Lights hung from every tree. Kids running around in breathless anticipation. It’s an opportunity to be young again. To plug into our past and find the little joys we forget about all year long. The Trail of Lights, Austin’s long running celebration of holiday fun, is one of the best ways […]
Get in the Spirit with Holiday Sing-Along, Downtown Stroll
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 […]
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