Guest article by Gina Sigillito Music fans who happened to be wandering past Holy Mountain off Red River last weekend may have noticed that it felt more like a packed dance party than a typical Saturday night show. The mesmerizing trio of Justin Dillon, Chuco Phil and Matt Dunn took the stage for the rerelease of […]
Talk to Austin’s Street Furniture Through Hello Lamp Post
Guest article by Lindsey Moringy Has anyone ever told you that you have the personality of a lamp post? Well that might not be such a bad thing anymore! A new project called Hello Lamp Post Austin enables residents to have in-depth conversations with objects and local treasures around town – everything from parking meters to […]
Hill Country Science Mill Creating New Generation of Problem Solvers
Guest article by Anne Hebert A 40-foot wall of LED lights demonstrating the power of cell phone signals. A giant Romenesco broccoli-shaped sculpture illuminating fractals. A lifelike look at the inside of the Edwards Aquifer, showing the water cycle. Would you imagine you’d find each of these inside once-defunct grain silos? This is the new […]
Paramount Theatre Celebrates 100 Years with Special Events
Guest article by Lindsey Moringy A walk through the basement of the Paramount Theatre is like a walk through time: its history is literally written on the walls. Over the years, many of the estimated 10,000 visiting artists have left their mark on the famed theatre by signing the walls downstairs, just outside the dressing […]
What About Bobby? Sabrina Ellis and Her New Musical Direction
Guest article by Audrey René Rodriguez If you’ve been as entranced by Sabrina Ellis as I have–with her whispy-woman stage presence, powerhouse chords and generous esteem for her bandmates–then you’ve been wondering about something as nagging as an elephant in a room: Bobby Jealousy’s newfound fame.
Behind the Paint Cans: Austin Street Art
Guest article by Gino Barasa It’s five in the morning and I’m somewhere off 51st Street with Austin’s most dangerous street artists. Well, not exactly. It is really early and I am watching some of Austin’s finest street artists do their thing, but they aren’t actually very dangerous. In fact, they’re really a bunch of easy going […]
Come Celebrate Austin’s Edible Forest Garden
Guest article by Megan Renart “Edible forest garden” might be the most Austin-y words I’ve ever written besides cold springs, breakfast tacos and live music. And yet, we can now add said words to the list of actual places that exist in Austin. The Festival Beach Food Forest is a city-council-approved two acre stretch of land that runs next […]
RSVPster Plans Your SXSW Parties So You Don’t Have To
Guest article by Lindsey Moringy If you’re like me and are prone to serious FOMO (“Fear Of Missing Out,” as the youths call it), South By Southwest can be a very stressful time of year. Every March, SXSW attracts thousands of music, film and technology enthusiasts from all over the world to participate in much-talked-about […]
10 Last Minute New Year’s Eve Ideas in Austin
Guest article by Kristella Montiegel Hark! The coming New Year rings! As the holiday season continues and we relish in plentiful eating, drinking and merry-making, it’s past time to start thinking about your New Year’s Eve plans. The big day is here, and you owe it to yourself to end 2014 off with a bang!, […]
Get Buzzed on Austin’s High Brew Coffee
I think I found a new (healthy) addiction that’s as unique and refreshing as the city in which it was founded. It’s called High Brew, and if you were at Austin City Limits 2014 you might have had the chance to try it. High Brew is a cold-brewed coffee that came into being because of two adventurous Austinites who […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
- …
- 22
- Next Page »