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The biggest literary event in Texas is coming up again, and readers now have a quick taste of who's going to visiting Austin to attend. The Texas Book Festival, on the calendar for November 14 and 15 downtown, has shared an "early look" at 18 authors who will be presenting at the 2026 festival, which is free to attend.
It's generally held wisdom that a great way to make friends is through hobbies. But when figuring out how to start, folks can hit a wall. That's why a new tech company, Soularis, has officially launched in Austin, with the goal of introducing users to new hobbies and each other.
By: Brianna Caleri
Austin's popular fusion noodle shop Ramen Del Barrio (RDB) is almost ready to reopen, the restaurant announced July 15 on Instagram. The official reopening date is July 25. RDB is now located at 2007 Kramer Ln. in North Austin, right off Braker Lane and Metric Boulevard.
The Austin Chronicle has moved its famous Hot Sauce Festival to a new venue that's really been heating up over the past few years. The festival will be held Sunday, August 30, at Radio/East.
Austinites looking to support Hill Country neighbors affected by floods over the past two days can turn to the same organization they did for the July 2025 floods: The Community Foundation of the Hill Country has launched a new Texas Hill Country Flood Relief Fund that is accepting donations now.
Austin is being doused on and off with rain, but upcoming festivals and menu updates bring those summery feelings back. On this week's food news list, we have a quirky taco shop opening in Georgetown, food and drink deals downtown during a local music festival, and new steak frites emerging as a trend on new menus.
San Antonians looking to support Hill Country neighbors affected by floods over the past two days can turn to the same organization they did for
A longtime Austin restaurant and live music space is closing soon. Satellite ATX plans its last day of service for Sunday, July 26, according to a message published on its homepage.
Three wine-making operations have joined Texas Hill Country Wineries (THCW), an organization that helps visitors navigate the dense regional offerings. Peters Prairie Vineyard, French Connection, and Rebecca Caroline are the newest members, meaning more special deals for guests down the road.
