Sarah Thurmond is a Web Editor at Austin Monthly Magazine. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, travel and tourism, architecture, and sports business, often focusing on adventure travel, family travel, and cultural movements. Sarah's work has been featured in Austin Monthly Magazine and Texas Highways Magazine.
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Sarah's coverage is heavily focused on local culture, entertainment, and lifestyle in Texas. She often seeks expert commentary for her articles, indicating a preference for sources with deep knowledge of the subject matter. If you have expertise related to Texan cultural events or destinations that are popular among locals or visitors, providing insights into these areas could be appealing to Sarah.
Given the seasonal aspect of some of her articles such as holiday light displays and birdwatching in fall, consider reaching out with timely pitches that align with specific seasons or events in Texas. Additionally, if you have knowledge about house & home features unique to Texas or trends within Texan society and culture, this may also interest Sarah for potential coverage.
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Since 2002, the cavern outside of San Antonio has provided a "spiritual experience" for music lovers
By: Sarah Thurmond
A Del Rio couple spent two years transforming their home, the 100-plus-year-old Cassinelli Gin House, into a live music venue
By: Andrea Luttrell
Between World Cup matches, visitors to Fair Park can learn about the late South African president at the African American Museum
The Black Heritage Tree Project recognizes 32 trees across Texas as silent witnesses to history
From museum exhibitions to old-fashioned Fourth of July parties, the Lone Star State honors the nation's semiquincentennial
Once known as the Tarpon Rodeo, Port Aransas' Deep Sea Roundup continues to hook anglers of all ages
Located between Luling and Gonzales, the park offers running trails, wildlife, and a cool dip in the San Marcos River
By: Jason Boyett
From a 1935 Airstream Torpedo to the RV Robin Williams’ drove on film, the museum captures a quintessential American experience
The National Square Dance Convention provides a glimpse of square dancing's enduring appeal in communities across the state and beyond
Of the 32 Carnegie libraries built in Texas at the turn of the 20th century, only 11 original buildings are still standing
