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10 things locals hope never change about Austin

We’re all about sharing the new and exciting things coming to the Capital City, but here are some things Austinites hope never change.

View of downtown Austin, Texas, featuring a cluster of high-rise buildings under a clear blue sky. Prominent structures include the JW Marriott hotel, the Frost Bank Tower with its pointed crown-like top, and the Hampton Inn & Suites. Trees and a few low-rise buildings are visible in the foreground.

One thing that we hope never changes about Austin is its scenic views.

Photo by ATXtoday

We consider ourselves some of Austin’s biggest fans, and we love watching the Capital City grow and transform.

That said, we asked our audience to share things about Austin that they hope never change. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights.

“The bluebonnets springing up each spring.” — Lonnie B.

“The sense of community here, which is something great in comparison with living in the biggest cities.” — @jimardonesfilms

“Hundreds of live music venues, 6th Street, Red River, basically all of Downtown’s music venues.” — Joe B.

“Zilker Park.” — John R.

“Entrepreneurship and small business spirit.” — @ethanespinosa

“Casual vibe!” — Sarah H.

“That it continues welcoming people from other cultures, never making us feel like outsiders.” — @ginatonicm

“Its diversity.” — Janet F.

“The talented, creative artisans/makers/bakers/craftsman community.” — @foundonflit

“Driving friendly, the Texas way.” — @briggslauryn

What’s something you hope never changes about Austin? Share your thoughts here or via Instagram.

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