Many talented musicians call Austin home, and this city takes its live music seriously. Our great power comes with great responsibility to care for local musicians, by keeping them here and healthy. Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (commonly known as HAAM) is Austin’s one-stop health care resource for Austin’s hard-working musicians.
Beer Makes It Better With The ABGB’s Hell Yes Project
“Beer makes it better.” This is the driving philosophy behind The Hell Yes Project. The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Company (The ABGB) supports numerous Austin nonprofit organizations through this initiative, benefitting children, adults, dogs, and the natural environment. Here are a few of the many ways you can drink beer to make life better for […]
Explore Austin Provides Mentorship, Outdoor Adventure for Underserved Youth
Time spent in nature is often the best medicine. Combine nature with mentorship, and get ready for positive change. Austin-area parents and guardians should expect this combination through a local program called Explore Austin. This nonprofit is helping Austin youth make positive choices, develop healthy relationships, and perform better in school.
The Arc of the Arts Program Fosters Employment in Austin
Guest article by Janet Lee According to research, there is a continuing disparity between employment outcomes for individuals with and without disabilities. Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs) are often routed away from community employment during the transition from school to adulthood. The Arc of the Arts Program stands to address this issue. Part […]
Empowered Coffee Designs Meaningful Opportunities for Employees
Editor’s Note: Empowered Coffee shuttered in January 2019 due to a rent hike. What comes to mind when you think of coffee shops in Austin? Maybe an industrial interior, memorable coffee, latte art, or the barista–that bearded, tattooed, man-bun sporting espresso master. At Empowered Coffee, you will find all of these, except the barista you […]
Motion Media Arts Center Provides Affordable Space for Austin Visual Artists
Guest article by Janet Lee For Austin creatives, it’s often quite the journey to find space to fulfill projects, not to mention affordable space. Whether it’s having meetings, hosting an event, or simply finding a place to get work done, the hunt can be a job in itself. But look no further. Motion Media Arts […]
Texas 46 BBQ Will Be Your New Favorite Hill Country Pit Stop
Editor’s Note: Texas 46 BBQ closed unexpectedly in October 2018. A drive through Texas Hill Country is always a lovely way to spend an afternoon. Add some good ol’ Texas barbecue to the mix, and it doesn’t get much better. So next time you’re meandering through the quaint towns in the hills, take detour to Spring […]
The Flying Carpet Food Truck Magically Transports Austinites to Morocco
Editor’s Note: As of spring 2019, The Flying Carpet is closed until further notice. “Love Wins.” The sign on the side of The Flying Carpet, a family-run Moroccan food truck, says it all. The Flying Carpet brings the rich cuisine of Morocco to south Austin with nothing but love. Owners Abderrahim “Abdu” and Maria Souktori personally […]
5 A-May-zing Ways to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Austin
Cinco de Mayo is right around the corner, y’all! Celebrating Mexico’s surprise victory over the French has been a tradition for almost two centuries. And it’s a tradition full of great music, food, and cocktails. Every year, Austin organizations and restaurants put together some spectacular events for all to enjoy. Here’s a roundup of where […]
11 Things You’ll Learn During Austin Symphony Orchestra’s 108th Season
If you’re already a fan of the Austin Symphony Orchestra, I don’t need to tell you the next season will be full of memorable performances you won’t want to miss. But if you’re new on the scene, then you have a bit of catching up to do. Whatever happens, there’s no need to feel intimidated […]
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