Brianna Caleri is an Assistant Editor for Austin & San Antonio at CultureMap. With a focus on local news and events in Texas, specifically in Austin, Brianna covers a wide range of topics including food, music, art, and culture. Her work has also been featured in InnovationMap, showcasing her passion for highlighting innovative ideas and businesses in the area.
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Austin Energy drafted a plan that the Austin City Council accepted unanimously. Photo by Jeremy Doddridge on Unsplash
By: Brianna Caleri
Health has many facets, but there's only so much individuals can do. Much depends on their surrounding environment, and San Antonians are in good hands, according to CityHealth, an initiative of the public health-focused de Beaumont Foundation and nonprofit healthcare provider Kaiser Permanente. In early December, it awarded the Alamo City a gold medal for its public health policies.
By: Brianna Caleri
Austin's Red River Street is first and foremost a musical destination, but plenty of casual restaurants and bars get in on the fun. Seven of them are participating in Free Week, a donation-based festival featuring all-local bands on January 3 and 4, with special food and beverage deals.
The City Council has taken issue with some environmental concerns and planning that may be outdated. Photo courtesy of KVUE
By: Brianna Caleri
A match made in sports snacks heaven has been announced. The San Antonio Spurs are teaming up Pluckers Wing Bar, a Central Texas go-to for chicken wings that was founded in Austin. The partnership includes arrival of Pluckers' first concession stand at Frost Bank Center, plus a chance to redeem free wings after some games. It is expected to open in January 2025.
Confituras Little Kitchen is closing its brick-and-mortar store, but feeling optimistic about the future. Confituras/Instagram
By: Brianna Caleri
Life for a horse in San Antonio is about to look a lot different. City Council has unanimously voted (with one abstention) to phase out the use of horse-drawn carriages over the next five years. That means by January 1, 2030, there will be none on the streets at all; instead, there will be electric carriages.
American Airlines will soon offering a service no one carrier is: nonstop trips between San Antonio (SAT) and Washington, D.C. (DCA). One flight will be scheduled daily, starting in March.
Horses will no longer pull carriages on the streets of downtown San Antonio. Getty Images
It's no secret that Austinites love pickleball. A new study proves just how much by ranking Austin the No. 1 city for pickleball in the whole country. Dallas and Houston also made the top 10 at Nos. 3 and 8, respectively.
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