Guest article by Janet Lee Film is a window into other lives, whether they’re set in reality or an alternate universe. Movies provide various perspectives that are ultimately a reflection of our society. The Film Series Program at Bullock Museum delves into these perspectives, leading open and thematic discussions within the Austin community. The museum’s […]
Annual Austin Ice Cream Festival Provides Sweet Relief for Summertime
“Here comes the heat. How will I cope?” In Austin, these are daily thoughts during the onset of summertime. In my case, the question is often followed by: “I need a sweet scoop of chocolate chip ice cream.” And/or: “Okay, Google, where’s the nearest snow cone?” And/or: “Just put me in an ice bath already.” […]
9 Podcasts in Austin for Those Times You’re Stuck in Traffic
Traffic on MoPac can be an absolute nightmare. In a city where rush hour starts at 3 p.m. and ends at 7 p.m., entertainment is mandatory. Luckily, Austin is chock-full of homegrown podcasts covering every imaginable subject and topic. Here are a few of the top podcasts in Austin that have us listening right now.
Complete Guide to Free Summer Concerts in Austin
Austin takes its reputation as Live Music Capital of the World very seriously over the summer. Each year, as temperatures begin to rise, our beloved city plays host to free summer concerts at various outdoor spots around town. As always, local radio station KGSR leads the way with no less than three concert series at some of the most […]
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 […]
Unplugged at the Grove Series Celebrates 25 Years of Free Music
In the midst of Austin’s ever-evolving landscape, there are places and events that should never go away. Spots like The White Horse and shows like Austin City Limits are crucial to the fabric of our fabulous city. If The Broken Spoke turns into a Jamba Juice, then I’m high-tailing it to Asheville, North Carolina… Unplugged […]
Lily Wolff Advocates for Artists While Directing Weird Theater in Austin
Theater director Lily Wolff’s career has rarely followed the traditional path. From her cosmopolitan upbringing, to her interest in Devised Theater, to her freelancing business plan, Wolff is carving out her own course in a city that appreciates unique trajectories. Austin theater-goers are reaping the benefits of Wolff’s prolific talent. As she prepares for the […]
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 […]
Care2Rock Provides Music Lessons and Mentorship to Foster Kids
For a child, music education can make all the difference in the world. Not only can the experience improve academic performance, but it’s also known to build self-esteem. Music therapy can even help children who have experienced trauma or abuse. For all of these reasons, Care2Rock, a social enterprise business born in Austin, is providing […]
Musicians’ Living Wage Advocates Fair Pay for Austin Musicians
Instead of a candy dish or ironic red stapler, imagine a tip jar on your work desk. In lieu of a paycheck, a manager swings by, smiles politely, and drops a couple of singles in your jar. Sadly, he isn’t able to actually pay you. You’re there for exposure.
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