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Published: 12/4/2018

Check out this hot list of what’s new and what’s coming up on Austin’s ever-changing dining, nightlife, shopping and culture scenes. Dine The Brewer's Table. Courtesy of Cultivate PR. New to Chew A diverse group of restaurants made their delicious debuts in 2018, including Suerte , which features elevated Mexican cuisine and a patio overlooking East Sixth Street. Anthem bills itself as a Tex-Asian pub (with tiki drinks!) on Rainey Street . Sour Duck Market is a one-stop shop, rolling a bakery, restaurant and bar all into one delicious destination. Lin... read more

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View Full Post 5 Reasons to Visit the Texas State Capitol

Published: 11/28/2018

Whether a longtime resident, a transplant or a visitor just passing through town, Visit Austin insiders highly recommend making time to tour the magnificent Texas Capitol building and grounds. Learn more about the historic statehouse and find out how to explore the Texas State Capitol with these top 5 reasons to visit. Texas State Capitol, South Facade. Courtesy of the Texas State Preservation Board. 1. Free Tours The Texas Capitol offers free 30-minute tours which are a great way to learn about the history of the building, walk the historic halls and take pictures. Tours run from... read more

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View Full Post Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum

Published: 11/12/2018

Nestled on six lush acres in the heart of Austin, the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden & Museum has become a favorite oasis for visitors. Showcasing a permanent collection of bronze figurative sculptures by American sculptor Charles Umlauf in South Austin , the UMLAUF also features rotating contemporary sculpture exhibitions in the gallery and garden. The UMLAUF offers all visitors the unique experience of interacting with world-class art in a serene, natural setting, adjacent to popular destinations like Barton Springs Pool and Zilker Park . A pond, waterfall and native plants dot the... read more

Tags: Family Parks Multicultural Arts & Culture Outdoors Zilker Park Museums

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View Full Post The Ultimate Austin Winter Bucket List

Published: 11/7/2018

Thanks to the city’s temperate weather, during the wintertime you’ll find plenty to do in Austin both indoors and out. Here you can hike along forest trails, ice skate at the Whole Foods flagship store, catch a film festival and dine outdoors on a heated patio. Add these ideas to your Austin winter bucket list and go! Stay Gold. Credit Geoff Duncan. 1. Sip on a seasonal cocktail. Enjoy a boozy winter warmer on the patio at Stay Gold , sneak behind the bookcase that doubles as a secret door at Firehouse Lounge for a craft cocktail, slide into a velvet booth at The... read more

Tags: Iconic Austin Winter Museums Outdoors Eat & Drink Film Spas North Austin

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View Full Post Best Fall Exhibits in Austin

Published: 10/24/2018

Arguably one of the best times to visit Austin, fall has plenty to offer visitors. The air is crisp, leaves are beginning to turn burnt orange like the students at DKR Stadium on Saturday nights and many of the local museums have a great lineup of new exhibits. Check out some these new exhibits on your next trip to our city. Courtesy of the Elisabet Ney Museum. Through 11/5/18 " Shanie Tomassini: Slippery Clump ” UMLAUF Sculpture Garden & Museum French Canadian sculptor and artist Shanie Tomassini brings her exhibition, " Slippery Clump ,"... read more

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View Full Post Viva la Vida Festival & Parade

Published: 9/24/2018

On October 27, join Mexic-Arte Museum in the storied tradition of Día de los Muertos in Austin. During Viva la Vida Festival & Parade , the city's largest and longest-running Día de los Muertos event, visitors will experience a street festival and a parade down the iconic Congress Avenue, bringing together a vibrant and varied mix of traditional, contemporary and weird Austin. Learn more about how to experience this traditional fall celebration in Austin and plan your trip today. About Día de los Muertos A common misconception is that... read more

Tags: Events Fall Family Downtown Multicultural Museums Arts & Culture Festivals Sixth Street

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View Full Post Austin Museum Day Attractions & Galleries

Published: 9/12/2018

Austin has a booming art scene as well as a number of nationally recognized museums. With Austin Museum Day approaching on September 23, 2018, visitors should expect nothing but the best. This year, Austin's museum community will be celebrating its historic and artistic pride with free admission to more than 45 participating museums in the area. So, no matter what you're into, you’ll be able to find a spot to explore in this list of Austin’s highlights. Be sure to check out Museum Day's calendar for participating locations, but remember these gems are... read more

Tags: Arts & Culture Family Free Multicultural Museums University of Texas Central

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View Full Post Visiting the Harry Ransom Center

Published: 8/31/2018

The Harry Ransom Center is one of the top humanities research libraries and museums in the country, and the collections range from performing arts and photography to film, art and literature. Located on the University of Texas campus, the Ransom Center is open to all, including students, scholars and the general public. Both the Hazel H. Ransom Reading Room and David Douglas Duncan-Cain Foundation Viewing Room are open to the public so that visitors may have access to manuscripts, rare books, and visual materials. Permanent Exhibitions The Gutenberg Bible is the first... read more

Tags: Arts & Culture Museums Central University of Texas Free

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View Full Post September Top Events & Festivals

Published: 8/29/2018

Late summer in Austin, Texas is all about sunny days and festival season - from music to film to comedy and more. Relax like a local this September by hitting the lake for an afternoon of paddle boarding before posting up on a patio with a refreshing local beer in one hand and the sound of a local artist in the background. If you're looking for a little more action as the days and nights cool off, check out these late-summer events & festivals: Through 9/13/18 Unplugged at The Grove Shady Grove Join locals under the shade of... read more

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View Full Post Top Things To Do & See in Downtown Austin

Published: 8/17/2018

Arts and culture, craft cocktails and draft beer, food trucks and fine fare, live music and dance clubs - there’s never a dull moment in downtown Austin, Texas. Learn more about things to do, where to go and what to do Downtown, from the Warehouse District and 2nd Street to Congress Avenue. ACL Live at the Moody Theater Make sure to pose with the Willie Nelson statue before taking in a show at one of Austin’s best and biggest music venues. 3TEN ACL Live. Alison Narro Photography. 3TEN ACL Live A new addition to the music scene, this intimate venue features small shows with big... read more

Tags: Downtown Neighborhoods Warehouse District Museums Multicultural LGBTQ Live Music Eat & Drink Shopping Outdoors

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