Rosie Ninesling is an Editorial Digital Manager at Austin Monthly Magazine. She focuses on topics related to Austin and San Antonio, with a keen interest in holidays and social issues that impact the communities in Texas. Rosie’s work has been featured in both Austin Monthly Magazine and San Antonio Magazine.
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Rosie Ninesling's coverage primarily focuses on local events and activities in Austin, Texas. She frequently features weekend guides, local attractions, and seasonal highlights. If you have unique insights into upcoming events or noteworthy summer activities in Austin, she may be interested in your input.
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By: Rosie Ninesling
Lucille Ball painted the town red and got the keys to the city when she visited Austin in the 1960s.
By: Rosie Ninesling
In the 1970s, the iconic Austin music venue became home to eccentric Sunday night ballet performances.
By: Katie Canales, Rosie Ninesling
One way to help the current fight for equality: supporting the Black-owned shops and restaurants in our community.
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