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By: Brianna Caleri
The National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities (NEA/NEH) announced thousands of grants nationwide on January 14, and 19 were in Austin. Funds went to supporting the Richard Linklater-founded Austin Film Society, an effort in the Austin Independent School District, and a new production by choral group Conspirare.
It may be cold outside, but the Austin food scene always stays warm with openings and events. This week we heard about a new bodega, a tried-and-true brunch, and charitable cupcakes.
Before the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo get here in February, a temporary rodeo-ready bar is settling in. Every Thursday through Sunday, from now until March 2 (completely encapsulating the actual rodeo's schedule), the themed pop-up Dusty Diamond is taking over High Praise Rooftop Bar.
Austinites may be friendly, but the city as a whole fosters many conflicting feelings about vacation rentals. A January memo from assistant city manager Veronica Briseño alerts the City Council that some proposed changes are coming regarding regulating short-term rentals (STRs).
A new coffee shop with Austin roots is coming to St. Paul Square. El Tigre Coffee Roasters, which has been open in the capital city since 2019, will open sometime in February at 123 Heiman St.
John Fogerty has a keynote session at South by Southwest 2025. Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images
By: Brianna Caleri
On Saturday, April 5, whiskey nerds in Austin will have a chance to taste and compare more than 200 products at Whiskey Riot, a traveling whiskey festival. This will be the festivals fourth year in Austin — so even if guests try 50 whiskeys each time, they still haven't exhausted the lineup.
By: Brianna Caleri
Austinites are constantly presented with restaurant narratives about local food, but one festival actually connects foodies and producers. Field Guide Festival is connecting guests with farms, allied chefs, and more from April 25-27. Ticket sales will benefit the Central Texas Food Bank.
By: Brianna Caleri
A cozy coffee shop in Austin is growing its roots all the way to San Antonio. El Tigre Coffee Roasters, which has been open in the capital city since 2019, will open sometime in February at 123 Heiman St. in St. Paul Square.
South by Southwest (SXSW) is on a roll announcing its 2025 lineups. Next up: the Film & TV Festival. January 22 marks the first round of announcements, including information on the opening night TV premiere — Seth Rogen's The Studio — and 96 features in total.
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