This guest article is by Lisa Taylor. Psychiatrists have told us for years that change is one of the biggest stressors in our daily lives. There have been books written on how to cope with it. Seminars are done for corporations to help ease the fear that is usually associated with it. And most people […]
Austin Poetry Slam: Not Grandma’s Spoken Word
This guest blog article is by Jenny Forgey. Slam poetry is all about community, or so I was told when I met my long time friend, Peter Nevland, at the slam tailgating he and his wife set up on the grassy triangle across the street from Spider House Ballroom & Cafe on the first Tuesday […]
Austin Streets Brightened by Real Life Mystery Machine
This guest blog article is by Kendra Wright. I have an obsession with weirdness and oddities. It’s probably why I adore our quirky little city so much. When I discovered that a real life Mystery Machine from Scooby Doo was cruising our streets, I was determined to dig up the details. Next thing I knew, […]
Stinson’s Bistro Manages Unique Mix of Coffee, Pizza
This guest blog article is by Michal Ann Morrison. Stinson’s Bistro is a relatively new addition to Austin, but they’ve quickly built a reputation for great coffee. My espresso addiction being what it is, coffee is the very thing that took me there for my first visit. That and my roommates’ insistence that Stinson’s gluten-free options were […]
Mini Pony Gallops to Garage Country Sound With Psychedelia Thrown In
This guest blog article is by Joana Ortiz. If mother nature decides to make up its mind, we are nearly approaching the stinging rays of the Texas sun. When I think of summer, I think of air conditioning, the indoors, beer, live music and some more live music! I’m here to do the hard work […]
SpiritCape Fans Unfurl Their Patriotism in Austin and Worldwide
This guest blog article is by Daja Gegen. For Thomas Marriott and Will Kelleher, co-founders of SpiritCape, there are two rules: always be caping and always be hustling. For a couple guys who just smashed their Kickstarter goal by 55%, took a crew of ambassadors to the Winter X-Games where their capes were rocked around […]
Vintage Ware: Austin Business Creating History on Your Wrist
This guest blog article is by Kendra Wright. One of the magnetic things about Austin is the wealth of creatives who call our city home. Edgar Diaz, seasoned local artist in metal sculpture and found objects, has had an Austin address for nearly a decade. Like many of the other brilliant visionaries migrating here, he […]
Pure Austin Fitness Launches Rail Training Option at 410 Speed Shop
This guest blog article is by Michal Ann Morrison. Pure Austin Fitness has been a leading figure in the Austin fitness industry since 1999. Their most recent contribution to keeping Austin athletes and fitness junkies at the top of their game is Rail Training, a fitness program that focuses on sports performance-inspired training. You’ll find […]
Award-Winning Jess Williamson Hypnotizes Listeners With New Album
This guest blog article is by Joana Ortiz. The room stood still as Jess Williamson crooned ever so gracefully at Red 7, in support of Angel Olsen’s U.S. tour. (What are you doing? Jot Angel’s name down!) Before I showed up, I read through tweets circling around the show and noticed some questions over the […]
Chez Zee Serves Up Brunch, Delicious Desserts and a Taste of Romance
This guest blog article is by Cindy Plata. The very first time I visited Chez Zee, I was attending a baby shower brunch. Although I thought it was a little strange to attend a baby shower at a restaurant, I quickly realized that if a baby shower was going to be at a restaurant, Chez […]
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