Editor’s Note: Flipnotics closed in March 2014 due to a rent dispute. So passes another well-loved local business. This guest blog article is by Michal Ann Morrison. Austin is the city of live music, with bluegrass being a popular intersection between a nod to the past and the youthful exuberance that celebrates it. Flipnotics, a […]
Art.Science.Gallery. Is Intriguingly Innovative
This guest blog article is by Madison Torres. Art AND science? Though they’re typically viewed as unrelated subjects, Hayley Gillespie, founder of Art.Science.Gallery., understands the two disciplines actually merge together in a unique way. Hayley first opened Art.Science.Gallery. as a mobile gallery in 2012. After more than a year and much anticipation, the gallery launched […]
Live Oak Legacies Wants to Tell Your Family’s Story
This guest blog article is by Daja Gegen. Kathryn Gonzales has always had a fondness for stories, particularly those of the elderly. She is founder and owner of local business Live Oak Legacies, a family history service committed to capturing a family’s most important stories. Through Live Oak Legacies, Kathryn provides clients with audio and […]
Without Formal Training, Austinite Nathan Felix Creates Full Symphony
This guest blog article is by Joana Ortiz. Before you go any further, take a look at this video: If you’re wondering who composed this wondrous music, his name is Nathan Felix. Thanks to a basketball injury in High School, Nathan picked up his brother’s guitar and discovered the power of making music. Some time […]
Gary Clark Jr. Shows Skill with These Five Impressive Collaborations
Austin’s very own Gary Clark Jr. has accomplished a tremendous amount in 2013, and it seems that he already has a full year ahead of him come January. In November, he performed on DirecTV program ‘s Guitar Center Sessions and he will be joining Kings of Leon on tour in early 2014. Given their stylistic […]
Eat Up! Bacon Specializes in One of Austin’s Favorite Foods
Editor’s Note: Bacon closed at its West 10th Street location in October 2016, due to flooding vulnerability. Owner Jed Taylor hopes to open at a new location soon. This guest blog article is by Cindy Plata. When I first heard about a restaurant opening in Austin called Bacon, I just knew it would be something I’d […]
Six Reasons You Can’t Miss This Year’s Blue Genie Art Bazaar
This guest blog article is by Kendra Wright. Us Austinites get a pitter patter in our hearts and a lil’ extra pep in our step when we can shop local and funnel our hard-earned benjamins back into our community. From food trailers to mom & pop boutiques, we love to get behind the little guys. […]
Austin Veloway Provides Looped Trail for Cyclists and Skaters Only
There’s no denying that Austin is a bike-friendly city. We’ve got the Hike and Bike Trail at Lady Bird Lake, plenty of bike lanes and even one of the few defensive cycling courses in the nation…just in case you end up with a big, fat cycling ticket. But even in such a friendly city, sometimes […]
Explore Artwork by Local Homeless at Art From the Streets Annual Event
One of the most magnetic things about Austin is that our streets, walls, and residents are billboards of color, creativity, and experimentation. Art is a way of life here and personality is praised. Therefore, it was no surprise when Art From the Streets hit our radar: a non-profit that uses art to help local homeless […]
Blanton Museum of Art Review: Imperial Augsburg Exhibit
This guest blog article is by Jamie Deangelo. If you ever wanted to see an unflattering portrait of Charles V or know what a 15th century indulgence looks like, here’s your chance to find out. Imperial Augsburg: Renaissance Prints and Drawings, is on view at the Blanton Museum of Art now through January 5, 2014. […]
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