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Several dancers dressed in colorful clothes and skull masks parade in the sunshine on Congress Avenue.
Culture
Catch the 41st annual Viva La Vida Festival and Parade
The parade and festival — hosted by the Mexic-Arte Museum and city of Austin — will hit the streets on Saturday, Oct. 26.
October 18, 2024
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Laura Figi
An aerial view of the Austin skyline featuring modern high-rise buildings and the iconic Frost Bank Tower. In the foreground, the Austin Food and Wine Festival is taking place, with large white tents set up on a grassy area near the river. Attendees are scattered across the festival grounds, and the Congress Avenue Bridge is visible, connecting the event site to downtown. The setting is bright and sunny, with the river and surrounding trees adding natural elements to the urban scene.
Events
Welcome to flavor town: a guide to Austin Food & Wine Festival 2024
Austin Food & Wine Festival is coming up and we’re ready to dig in. Let us help you maximize your time at this annual celebration of eats.
October 18, 2024
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Laura Figi
A tractor with an array of pumpkins and gourds stacked around it
Events
Pick your pumpkin at these 8 patches near Austin
Fall is here — kick off the season at a local pumpkin patch.
October 17, 2024
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London Gibson
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A large, illuminated moon sculpture floats between tall trees in a park at night. The moon's surface features detailed craters, and it emits a soft, white glow, lighting up the area around it. People are seated in chairs scattered across the grass, facing the moon, some standing and talking nearby. The trees are a mix of dark greens, with their leaves lit by the moon's glow and the ambient light of the evening. In the background, faint orange and yellow light filters through the trees.
Arts
‘Museum of the Moon’ orbits Austin
The internationally traveling artwork by Luke Jerram will stop in Texas for the first time and be unveiled at Domain NORTHSIDE on Thursday, Oct. 24.
October 15, 2024
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Morgan O’Neal
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The image shows the interior of a large tent, decorated in a circus or carnival theme. The red and white striped ceiling adds to the festive atmosphere, with string lights hanging across the tent. A chandelier in the center adds a touch of elegance. At the front, there is a black horse statue standing on its hind legs, roped off with red velvet ropes. To the side, a large target-like game wheel can be seen, and throughout the tent are long picnic tables for seating. The décor includes bunting flags and various whimsical carnival elements.
Business
5 local haunts with Halloween decor + cocktails
Austin bars are embracing the Halloween spirit with creepy cocktails, haunted decor, and ghoulish gatherings throughout October.
October 9, 2024
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Morgan O’Neal
The Tiarras posed leaning on eachother with their arms on eachother's shoulders while facing the right. Tiffany wears a silky orange top and pleather skirt, Tori wears all black, and Sophia wears a white top and tan leather skirt.
Culture
“We’re just holding onto each other”: The Tiarras on performing at ACL for the first time
The fourth-generation Austinite Baltierra sisters and “Soy Chingona” musicians have been performing in Austin for more than a decade.
October 8, 2024
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Laura Figi
A festival crowd sits and stands on a grassy field with colorful flags on tall poles surrounding them. The flags have various abstract designs in bright colors, and people are scattered across the area, some in groups and others sitting alone. The scene is lit by late afternoon sunlight.
Culture
5 lessons learned at ACL Fest weekend one
We’re talking dust, totems, crowds, and can’t-miss performances.
October 7, 2024
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Morgan O’Neal
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