Guest article by Amanda Tatom The pop of the cork is music to my ears. The effervescent sparkle and dancing of those tiny bubbles in my flute is like holding a handful of magic. I believe Champagne is appropriate for any occasion, not just the big celebrations in life. Though I love it on its […]
5 Hot Coffee Drinks to Get You Through the Holidays
Guest article by Angela Bowers The holiday season is brimming with busyness in Austin. From hitting Trail of Lights, to shopping downtown, to decorating your home, the only way to make it through is by drinking LOTS of coffee. I’ve set out to taste the best hot coffee drinks around town. Here are five of my favorites. Enjoy!
Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Musician in Austin?
Guest article by Ben Snyder The low cost of living used to attract musicians here. Austin’s small town feel, combined with its thriving economy, drew talent away from New York and Los Angeles, simply because the rent was cheaper. But that’s not the case anymore. It’s getting harder and harder to make a living as […]
Uniquely Austin Mother-Daughter Date Ideas
Guest article by Amanda Tatom There is no shortage of fun and unique things to do in Austin. My job as host of Studio512 has given me countless opportunities to try new places and amazing experiences. The two biggest parts of my life are being a working woman and a mom of three girls. When the […]
5 Delightful Pumpkin Patches to Explore in Austin
Guest article by Angela Bowers It’s that time of year again—boots, pumpkin spice-everything, shivering 80-degree temperatures and leaves changing color. Well, I guess it’s just yellow leaves mixed with dead ones (we’re still in Texas, y’all). But the best part of fall, in my opinion: pumpkin patches. Plenty of places in Austin offer these colorful […]
Austin Dog Alliance Changes Lives With Dog Therapy
Guest article by Angela Bowers There’s a reason we say a dog is man’s best friend. Austin Dog Alliance, a non-profit based in Cedar Park, trains and coordinates therapy teams consisting of a dog and its owner. These volunteer teams work with special needs patients, as well as nursing homes and elementary schools. Oh, and […]
Jack Sanders’ Outdoor Art for Drawing Lines Now Open to the Public
Guest article by Dana Sayre Drawing Lines is a city-wide multi-media public arts project intended to foster discussion, connections and awareness around the recent restructuring of City Council districts here in Austin. The project pairs an artist with each of the city’s newly drawn City Council districts to create a place-specific work. Drawing Lines examines culture’s […]
5 Favorite Vegan Junk Food Options in Austin
Guest article by Colin Gray Want to reduce or eliminate meat and animal products from your diet, but still love the junk food that makes Captain Planet sad? Well, there’s good news and bad news. The bad news is, um, not all vegan alternatives are made equal (one of the fake meats I tried is best described […]
The Tea Spot Offers Rare Exposure to Authentic Chinese Tea
Guest article by Dana Sayre The Tea Spot is nestled between The Vegan Yacht and Love Balls behind the Spider House Cafe courtyard in Central Austin. Inside an intimate shack, owner So Han Fan sells Chinese tea and performs gong fu cha style tea tastings for interested Austinites.
Migrant Kids Discusses Life Changing Move to Austin
Guest article by Emily Burns For Miguel Ojeda, John Zakoor and Bryan O’Flynn, the band name Migrant Kids represents not only a group of musicians, but the embodiment of a lifestyle. I had the chance to sit down with the band and learn a bit more about their music and background. Musical Support System As […]
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