Events and Community
For readers seeking fresh voices and compelling stories this summer, the Texas Book Festival’s literary director, Hannah Gabel, has assembled a shortlist worth bookmarking. Her recommendations spotlight a range of new releases by Texas-based authors—each one a...
Events and Community
Amongst the loud chatter of families and the comforting smell of freshly-cooked pasta, Damien Mandola floats from table to table, cheerfully greeting his many customers at Mandola’s Italian Kitchen in Bee Cave. International sports team flags drift down from the...
Events and Community
Birdie’s secured its first James Beard Award and was the only Austin restaurant to walk away with the honor at this year’s annual gala in Chicago on Monday. Co-owner and beverage director Arjav Ezekiel received the Outstanding Professional in Beverage Service award...
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A recent multigenerational weekend getaway to the Hacienda Del Rio proved to be a memorable escape. Formerly known as the “Gruene Outpost River Lodge,” this property along the Guadalupe River has undergone a complete transformation to offer charming rooms and suites....
Events and Community
Summer in Austin always feels like it flies by, so we’re making a point to soak it in while it lasts. From poolside movie nights and lakeside boat rides to outdoor concerts and classic Austin traditions, here’s what we’re hoping to cross off our summer bucket lists....
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This summer, West Chelsea Contemporary is embracing the American West, a time when cowboys ruled the land, with its new two-part exhibition. Neon Range: Pop Visions of the New West kicks off at the Austin gallery on June 14 with the first phase featuring artwork from...
