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By: Brianna Caleri
An over-the-top Easter celebration is returning to Horseshoe Bay, about 115 miles north of San Antonio, from April 18-20. the 11th Annual Balloons Over Horseshoe Bay Resort brings hot air balloons, a cookout, live music, and more.
By: Brianna Caleri, Amber Heckler
Austin’s diverse food scene spans everyday hangout spots and artsy fine dining restaurants, with several layers of talent and delicious cuisine in between. But if this city is known for anything, it's a penchant for the casual. Exceptional neighborhood haunts are what make Austin feel so welcoming for locals and visitors alike.
By: Brianna Caleri
Somehow, the Poteet Strawberry Festival — about 115 miles from Austin, near San Antonio — has gotten even sweeter. It's hosting its first-ever Berry Bash Musical Thursday, which kicks off the now four-day festival with a free night of music. The inaugural headliners on April 10 are the Tejano group David Lee Garza y Los Musicales.
By: Brianna Caleri
Most San Antonian's grade school and college presentation skills are languishing. Luckily, PechaKucha San Antonio is kicking off a new season to get those slideshow and storytelling juices flowing again, starting April 10. It'll be held at the Historic Sunken Garden Theater at Brackenridge Park, featuring seven speakers in six presentations.
Two Texas musicians in different genres with a lot of Lone Star pride are hitting the road together. Leon Bridges and Charley Crockett are stopping at Austin's Moody Center on Tuesday, September 23.
By: Brianna Caleri
Two Texas musicians in different genres with a lot of Lone Star pride are hitting the road together. Leon Bridges and Charley Crockett are stopping at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands on Sunday, September 21.
Now that South by Southwest is over, the Austin restaurant scene is back to its usual breakneck pace. We’re doing things a little differently for this week’s food news, focusing on openings and then throwing you a few tips to look into on your own.
By: Brianna Caleri
A free event at San Antonio's Japanese Tea Garden at Brackenridge Park is celebrating the gentle art of green tea on Thursday, April 10. A city newsletter promises history, personal stories, and more, plus a visit from Robert Hellyer, author of Green with Milk and Sugar: When Japan Filled America’s Tea Cups.
Revolutionary Wings was only open for about two years before waving the white flag on Instagram on Friday, March 21. It announced a closing date of Saturday, March 29, giving San Antonians a few more days to enjoy the audacious wings.
Despite the widely expected weirdness of Austin's music scene, most of the city's ascendant acts have a certain polish to them. Die Spitz, however, have held the line against propriety. It's gotten the band signed by Third Man Records, the Nashville, Tennessee-based label owned in part by former White Stripes frontman Jack White.
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