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The clocks will “spring forward” this weekend, allowing Austinites to make the most of their evenings.
It’s not just your year in music — we’ve also rounded up your year in local news from ATXtoday for our faithful readers.
The new, free gallery is back open near the airport for street artists of all ages and skill levels to enjoy.
The Sunday dinner service from Aaron Franklin harkens back to Midwestern dinners and family-style meal traditions that began back in the early 1900s.
The new Shine On campaign will bring major changes to the tune of $65 million to both historic theaters starting this summer.
The 2025 celebration of gooey, golden goodness is this weekend in Bee Cave, and we’re ready to chow down to this year’s tropical-themed bites.
The entertainment hall, music venue, members club, restaurant, and bar is slated to begin construction Downtown in early 2026.
Austin Food & Wine Festival is this weekend and we’re ready to dig in by helping you maximize your time at this annual celebration of eats.
Celebrate the local legend by learning dozens of facts about his life.
You know Bigfoot, but have you heard of The Candy Lady or The Hairy Man?
Austin’s plethora of delightful food festivals offer something for everyone, so only one question remains: Which should you attend first?
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The company will drop 350 new memberships with the opening of its second workspace, a former auto repair shop, in March.
From restaurateur duo Nick Ford and Wade McElroy, Kinsho is set to open on Rainey Street in March with an 18-seat sushi bar.
Austin’s golf scene has a handful of new additions opening this year, so it’s time to break out the clubs and hit the green.
We do things a little differently in the Lone Star State.
A sister restaurant to Aba, Ēma will be helmed by “Top Chef Duels” winner Chef CJ Jacobson and feature Mediterranean flavors.
Don’t forget to treat your shelf by picking up a new read — or two or three — that was written by your neighbor.
The 2026 James Beard Award season is upon us, and Austin has nine restaurants + foodies vying for a trophy.
From pop princesses to chart-topping bands, there’s no shortage of shows to see this year in the Live Music Capital of the World.
Dig into delicious and nutritious plant-based fare in every corner of the Capital City.
We see ribbon cuttings in Austin’s future, because the next decade has major projects that will change the shape of the city in store.