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Austin, Texas · AustinPicture this: You sit on a sunny patio, crack open a few cold beverages, and soak in the gorgeous spring weather in Austin. But the next morning, you can barely get out of bed as nausea, fatigue, and a terrible headache take over your body. Luckily, you don’t have to endure yet another dreaded hangover just to have a fun night in the capital city. As more young people are cutting back on booze—or abstaining altogether—a new wave of legal, delici…See the Story
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Austin, Texas · AustinFor most Texans, Fredericksburg is synonymous with wine country. But take a deeper look, and you’ll find the majority of state-produced fruit is actually grown hundreds of miles away. Despite all the vineyards lining Highway 290, many area winemakers source their grapes from the High Plains near Lubbock or Trans-Pecos region by Fort Stockton, carting tons of fruit to the Hill Country after harvest. But upstart company Local Customs Wine Growers …See the Story
This Local Trio is Bringing Winemaking Back to the Texas Hill Country
Austin, Texas · AustinIn a city renowned for music and keeping things weird, no one embodies both camps like Willie Nelson. To celebrate Austin’s luminary country star turning 91 today, we’re looking back at 10 (that’s 9 + 1) formative moments in his career, from an appearance at the Armadillo World Headquarters to the unveiling of his statue outside of the Moody Theater. 1955: A job at a radio station in Pleasanton, Texas, provides an opportunity for Nelson’s firs…See the Story
10 Moments That Defined Willie Nelson’s Career—and Austin Music
Food & Drink · AustinWhat does it say about a city’s food scene when you can find not one, but three riffs on the Taco Bell Crunchwrap Supreme? Or multiple sightings of McRib clones? Austin’s fascination with fast food is a phenomenon that has been steadily growing in recent years, and the trend speaks to the “keep it weird” mantra that endures, even as our culinary identity becomes more elevated. For a tasty trip down memory lane this summer, check out these four l…See the Story
These Local Restaurants Are Remixing the Fast Food Favorites of Our Youth
Swimming · AustinJust outside of beloved swimming hole Barton Springs sits a bronze sculpture of three men engaged in jovial debate. Veteran Austinites might know one of these “philosophers” as capital city luminary and former UT executive Roy Bedichek—a name they may also recognize from his eponymous middle school in South Austin. But few realize that this local legend was once involved in a neighborly dispute that ended in death. In a chapter of his 1947 memoi…See the Story
How a UT Exec's Neighborly Dispute Over Owls Ended Up in Death
Austin, Texas · AustinAustin’s East Side might as well be Abraham Mong’s outdoor gallery. In the last several years, the local artist has painted, fabricated, and installed vibrant signs throughout the area, from the intricate glowing caricature at Other Racquet Social Club to the flaming pizza slice at Love Supreme and minimalist marquee at Zeds Ice Cream. Operating under the moniker A.mong Signwriting, the former Seattle muralist began perfecting restaurant signs a…See the Story
Meet the Signmaker Behind East Austin's Most Popular Eateries
Austin, Texas · AustinThe refined works of art in the Blanton’s current exhibit of works from the Edo Period of Japan (1603-1868) may seem like they have little to do with punk rock or anime at first glance. But an expertly guided tour of the woodblock prints reveals that they similarly depict popular culture of the era. Some works might show famous Kabuki actors smoking in public (think paparazzi snaps in the form of a painting) while others show popular hot spots f…See the Story