Click on the Play button on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast. There’s nothing like violence in the name of sport. Tomorrow, November 3rd, just a few minutes east of downtown Austin, you’ll get your chance to revel in the ancient sport of rugby. You may be […]
Shave It Off and Grow It Out for Men’s Health During Movember
Cancer doesn’t discriminate; we’ve all been touched in one way or another. And though generalizations have their weaknesses, it’s fair to say that men have an especially hard time seeking out advice and support when they receive a diagnosis. Founded in Melbourne, Australia in 2003, Movember has become an explosive worldwide movement that is empowering […]
Mingle with 40,000 Lit Lovers at the 2012 Texas Book Festival
Click Play on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast. Since 1995, the Texas Book Festival has been an annual highlight in Austin. Imagine endless rows of beautiful books to peruse on the Capitol grounds, the chance to run into your favorite author (or a Pulitzer Prize winner), and a […]
Enter Tito’s Handmade Vodka Contest for 3 Days of Fun in Austin
Most of our readers live in Austin. Those who don’t wish they did. Wine Enthusiast Magazine is running a contest that should appeal to you no matter where you live, and it’s super easy to enter.
The Wheeler Brothers Fire Up Stubb’s to Protect Waller Creek
The eve of ACL 2012 had security’s panties in a knot, as long lines formed outside Stubb’s back lot. Despite the warm invitation from the Wheeler Brothers’ publicist, our Canon 7D became a liability and Eric and I wondered whether our established threesome would make it through the gates. The five members of the Wheeler […]
Shakespeare on the Farm Premieres This Weekend at Rain Lily Farm
Click the Play button on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast. You may have thought that Austin Shakespeare performances were left behind when midsummer nights turned to fall. Fortunately, you would be wrong. After last year’s successful performance of The Winter’s Tale, Present Company Theatre is back […]
I’m No Longer a Facial Virgin Because of Vital Skin Care
I had my first pedicure at my bridal shower and my first manicure a few weeks ago. Odd, maybe. Pampering simply wasn’t a part of my culture growing up. Nonetheless, when I was offered the chance to have an Austin facial as my first facial ever, there were no complaints from me. Megan Deterling of […]
Celebrate National Wildlife Refuge Week with Free Outdoor Fun
This week, National Wildlife Refuge Week celebrates the beauty and value of National Wildlife Refuges (NWR’s) all over the United States. Less than an hour northwest of Austin, Balcones Canyonlands NWR bathes the Hill Country landscape in untouched beauty. At least a third of Texas’ threatened and endangered species live in or migrate through this […]
How Austin Based BuildASign Has Gone Big & Stayed Grounded
If you go to the home page of BuildASign’s website, you may think to yourself, “This isn’t the type of small, local business that The Austinot normally talks about. And is it even based in Austin?” I validate your secret thoughts because I thought them too. At first. Though BuildASign now serves four different countries, employs […]
Oompah at Oktoberfest Fredericksburg This Weekend
Click on the Play button on the podcast player above to listen to this week’s episode of the Austinot Podcast! Oktoberfest has been celebrated in Germany since 1810. Munich has been doing it up right for many years with a 16-day festival full of traditional food, entertainment and – of course – beer. Today, Oktoberfest […]
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