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, Texas, United States (Local)
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By: Brianna Caleri
Peach season has begun in Texas. Get ready to start seeing the fuzzy little fruits at farmers markets and on seasonal menus. Austinites who just can't get enough of the sweet stone fruit can take about an hour's drive out to Stonewall, Texas, for the 63rd annual Peach Jamboree and Rodeo from June 21-22.
By: Brianna Caleri
Spring is upon us, but Austin's food scene is uncharacteristically serene. Enjoy that while it lasts — summer will bring chaos once again. With plenty of time on our plates, let's enjoy opportunities to visit the Hill Country, finally try that new place that opened last year, or indulge in some cooling drinks.
By: Brianna Caleri
Small towns in Texas aren't exactly known for producing great Italian food, but it makes those wins so much sweeter. One unlikely success in Temple, Texas, is now leading to a Georgetown expansion, bringing globally inspired Italian dishes a touch farther south.
By: Brianna Caleri
Editor's note: A lot happened this week, so here's your chance to get caught up. Read on for the week's most popular headlines. Looking for the best things to do this weekend? Find that list here.
By: Brianna Caleri
If you're so excited about cookies you can't sleep, join the club. Insomnia Cookies, a popular national chain for night owls who'd like warm cookies delivered until 3 am, is opening its first two bakeries in San Antonio "in the coming months," according to a release.
By: Brianna Caleri
Most people don't need history to sell them a good slice of pizza, but it certainly doesn't hurt. Neither does association with a popular brunch spot, so the entry of Loudmouth into the Austin restaurant scene is already looking promising.
Amir Hajimaleki, the chef behind the Persian pop-up Roya, has opened a South Austin cocktail bar that will now host the dinners. Photo courtesy of Shelby Sorrel
By: Brianna Caleri
To tourists, a rodeo is niche entertainment; To Texans, it's a learning opportunity. In addition to the skills practiced by the participants — animal
It's always the right time of day for Arriba Abajo's excellent salsas. Photo courtesy of Arriba Abajo
By: Brianna Caleri, Stephanie Allmon Merry
Austin couldn't keep being catapulted up the list of largest U.S. cities forever. The capital city of Texas has been outpaced in at least two meaningful ways. In addition to losing its title as the 10th largest city — now it's sitting at No. 11 — it's overshadowed by its suburb, Georgetown, which is the eighth fastest-growing city.
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