The city of Austin is home to more than 300 parks, but there’s always room for more, especially when we’re talking about accessible green space in the highly urbanized and rapidly growing downtown area. Waller Creek is a one and a half mile riparian ecosystem that begins at Waterloo Park and travels south along the […]
No More Waiting Until the Weekend Because El Burro Serves Brunch Daily
Editor’s Note: El Burro closed suddenly in July 2017. I love checking out new restaurants because I like to experience a restaurant in its infancy stage, when it’s still learning to “walk.” It can be rewarding to watch a local restaurant come into its own. I find that younger restaurants are also more likely to take […]
Amplify Austin Celebrates 5 Years and Over $25M Raised for Local Nonprofits
On March 2 starting at 6 p.m., Amplify Austin Day will be in full swing with a goal of raising $9 million in 24 hours. Last year $8.5 million was raised, with 40 percent of donations attributed to first-time donors and 31 percent of site users being millennials. Editor’s Note: Amplify Austin ended up raising over […]
Embrace Your Inner Kid at Austin Toy Museum
It seems appropriate that Austin would have a museum of toys, mostly due to how serious we are about playfulness. When it comes to fostering a playful spirit as a way of life, Austin Toy Museum has it down! Imagination and nostalgia line the walls of Austin Toy Museum, which has over 40,000 rotating items for display. […]
Your Guide to Valentine’s Day in Austin, 2017 Edition
With Valentine’s Day swiftly approaching, you may be feeling one of several things. Bliss that you and your one true love will be spending the day together fulfilling the awesome, romantic plans you’ve already made. Excitement that you’re happily single (that’s a thing, right?). Or maybe sheer panic that you don’t have any ideas yet and how is it […]
Foundation Communities Constructs Affordable Housing in Austin
It may seem like every beautiful apartment complex in Austin is financially out of reach. With rent continuing to soar, how do we keep some sense of balance in our city? Even though working toward affordable housing solutions in Austin may feel impossibly weighty, Foundation Communities has been tackling this issue with unwavering persistence.
Con Mi MADRE Nurtures Young Latinas on Journey Towards College
In 1992, a Latina baby girl had less than a one percent chance of acquiring a college education. It was a grim statistic, one Austin Latinas and fellow women took to heart. It was a statistic they set out to change. The result was Con Mi MADRE. What began as a mother-daughter program in 1992 […]
Full Fridge Blends Tech, Gourmet Cooking for Meal Delivery in Austin
Editor’s Note: Full Fridge is no longer in business. What happens when you combine two tech experts, two Austrian restauranteurs and a cardboard box? The answer may surprise you. It isn’t the punch line to a cringeworthy dad joke. It’s Full Fridge, Austin’s newest tech-savvy meal delivery service.
Participate in Austin Empty Bowl Project’s 20th Year of Fighting Hunger
As we move into the holiday season, I begin to reflect on all I have to be thankful for and consider how I can help those in my community who are less fortunate. If you’re also looking for a way to give back this holiday season, Austin Empty Bowl Project is a cause highly deserving of […]
Burn Introduces Roman-Style Pizza to East Austin
Editor’s Note: As of December 2016, Burn is closed. Growing up in a pizza shop has made me a pizza connoisseur. Being Italian has made me a pizza snob. I know a thing or two about pizza, and Italian food in general. While I still stand by my 2014 list of “5 Best Pizza Joints in Austin,” I’ve […]
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