Austin singer and songwriter Erin Ivey has a lovely, lilting voice and poetry in her bones. Texas Music Magazine named Erin one of the top artists of 2011, and her newest album Dreamy Weather was funded by fans through a successful Kickstarter campaign late last year. I’ve had the chance to enjoy Erin and her music in different settings, […]
Bridget Dunlap: Gritty Imagineress Reigning Barefoot on Rainey
Visionaries are the ones who look at what’s in front of all of our faces, and have just enough careless abhorrence of common sense to imagine a metropolis where the rest of us see only a mound of dirt. Successful Houston business owner Bridget Dunlap had visited Austin many times. Despite the economic bust of […]
Austinot Podcast: Congress Bats, Austin Itinerary and Local Weirdness
Click the Play button on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast. Whether you’re new to the city or have been here all your life, Austin holds its mysteries for all of us. If a local conundrum has been keeping you up at night, submit a question for […]
Austinot Podcast: Plastic Bag Ban, Radio Stations, Tex-Mex and More
Click Play on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast. For those of you who tuned in last week, you know that we’re experimenting with a new format on our Austinot Podcast. Instead of focusing on one topic, we’ve started soliciting your burning questions about Austin! This episode […]
Austinot Podcast Remixed: Awesomely Answering Your Austin Questions
Click the Play button on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast! Austin may not be the largest city around, but there’s still so much going on that it’s challenging to keep up! We normally cover a specific event or topic during a podcast episode, but this week […]
Non-Profit Black Fret Plans to Give Millions to Austin Music Industry
We love our local music. But there’s a noteworthy difference between sending out raving groupie tweets to three hundred followers about the no cover show you attended on 6th Street, and being instrumental in helping a band with legs get their first album out. If you’re addicted to your groupie tweets and free shows, read no further. […]
Make Plans for Summer Days at the Austin Boat and Travel Trailer Show
Click on the Play button on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast. January is the perfect time to dream about warmer days by the water. Or, better yet, on the water. This weekend at the Austin Convention Center, the Austin Boat and Travel Trailer Show has corralled […]
Witness the Dramatic Life of Queen Elizabeth I at the Vortex Theater
If you haven’t visited the Vortex theater in East Austin, you’re missing out on community theater at its best. Come early and grab a drink and a snack at the Butterfly Bar, which occupies the same building. Watch a movie on the wall by the bar (you may see Popeye episodes), or step outside to the […]
Goodybag Launches Local Loyalty Program With Philanthropic Twist
You’ve probably walked into a local business and seen an iPad by the register, giving you the chance to earn points or save money by swiping a rewards card. There are a handful of these loyalty programs on the move in Austin, but only one of them was founded here: Goodybag. If you’re the one […]
Gruene, Texas Is One of Our Favorite Day Trips from Austin
Click on the Play button on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast! Less than an hour south of Austin is Gruene, Texas, an area with a colorful history that’s perfect for a day trip or weekend away. Founded in the 1840’s, Gruene was once a booming transportation […]
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