Climbers Guide to Reimers Ranch
Climbing enthusiasts and beginners alike can be found within the narrow crevices and exposed rock walls at Reimers Ranch. With a range of difficulties, there’s something for every kind of climber…
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Climbing enthusiasts and beginners alike can be found within the narrow crevices and exposed rock walls at Reimers Ranch. With a range of difficulties, there’s something for every kind of climber…
Continue ReadingChronicling two decades of cultural exchange between Mexico and the United States, the Harry Ransom Center's exhibition Mexico Modern: Art, Commerce, and Cultural Exchange, 1920–1945 showcases…
Continue ReadingWith an average of 228 sunny days per year, it's no wonder Austinites love the outdoors as much as they do. On any day of the week, locals and visitors alike can be found along Austin’s streets and trails, in its parks and on its shorelines, in the water and on the water. Beyond that, though, are a…
Continue ReadingConsidered one of the world’s most influential artists today, Ai Weiwei is a leading cultural figure of his generation and an artist of the times. His pieces question modern society, government and human rights with seemingly simplistic, yet powerful messages. His Austin work is part of a…
Continue ReadingOur one-of-a-kind airstream trailer has left Austin to begin the 2016 Austin Summer Tour of Texas! The Austin Airstream is a 30-foot vintage, refurbished 1970s trailer designed by local artisans, complete with an on-board music studio and an area inside which is ideal for conducting interviews and…
Continue ReadingAs an arts & culture aficionado, Fusebox Festival has long been one of my favorites. I was first exposed to Fusebox and its founder, Ron Berry, through complete happenstance almost a decade ago. I was so impressed by the festival and its projects, I subsequently volunteered as a photographer for…
Continue ReadingIf you are looking for an amazing outdoor spot, check out the natural Twin Falls on the Barton Creek Greenbelt. You can run, bike, hike, swim, climb or spend a day lounging in the sun (or shade) with…
Continue ReadingIt's time to start planning the best summer ever. We've got your hit list right here: 1. Barton Springs Pool An Austin classic, nothing beats plunging into the refreshing 68-degree natural springs and sprawling out on the surrounding grassy hills for a lazy afternoon. Don't miss: free Saturday 10…
Continue ReadingIf breathtaking natural wonders are your thing, take a quick drive south of Austin to the Hill Country to find the natural geologic treasure known as Jacob's Well. Jacob's Well is an artesian spring with crystal-clear water that is a brisk 68 degrees year-round. The water is pushed up naturally…
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