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Who says the kids should have all the fun? Here are four Easter egg hunts where everybunny 21 and up can relive the nostalgia.
In honor of Drink Up Month, our readers shared their go-to spots for a refreshing beverage in the Austin area.
Come on Barbie, let’s go party at one of these Austin locales celebrating the release of the hotly anticipated “Barbie” movie.
You don’t have to go out to celebrate Drink Up Month — we’re bringing the sips home with a cocktail recipe from Wu Chow.
Don’t let the heat get you down — just grab a frozen drink at one of these local bars and restaurants.
From Blanco to Burnet, here are our readers’ favorite Hill Country wineries — with bottle recommendations, to boot.
We spoke with Kelsey Kramer, director of education for William Chris Wine Company, about the bright future of Texas’ wine industry.
The passport-style event will take place through July and offer free drinks at 15 local bars and breweries.
Luminaire is the first Austin restaurant from six-time James Beard Award-nominated chef Steve McHugh.
Drink Up Month is all about celebrating the beverage industry in Austin. From cocktails to coffee to beer, there’s a drink in the Capital City for everyone.
Celebrate Kerbey Lane bringing late hours back with a new cocktail, seasonal menu, vegan options, and unconventional happy hour.
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Stay hungry my friends, because this celebration of local dining also helps feed folks in the community through the Central Texas Food Bank.
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The famous holiday film from Tim Burton will set up shop at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center for just over two months.
The Trail Conservancy and Rent-a-Ruminant partnered to bring a herd of 150 goats to help clear noxious plants, like poison ivy.
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