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Coming soon: What not to miss in Austin in 2024

The Sixth and Guadalupe building being constructed downtown, with cranes in the foreground.
Sixth and Guadalupe is expected to open this year. | Photo by ATXtoday

🗓️ Coming soon

Every time we look around, it seems like something new is popping up in Austin. Whether you’re looking for your next go-to rooftop bar or a new public mall to stretch your legs, we’re rounding up a few things coming soon to the Capital City.

Business
Sixth and Guadalupe, 400 W. 6th St. | Opening spring 2023 | Meta is subleasing its 589,000-sqft of office space in the downtown Goliath, which is currently Austin’s tallest tower.

600 West Fifth, 600 W. 5th St. | Opening 2023 | This shared office offers meeting rooms, a bar, kitchen, lounge area, and outdoor terrace.

Giga Texas expansion, 13101 Tesla Rd. | Opening early 2024 | Tesla is planning to spend ~$1 billion expanding its Austin factory in the next few years.

A dining space at Ember Kitchen

The multi-level Ember Kitchen & Subterra Agave Bar is opening soon in the former Seaholm Power Plant.

Photo by Jane Yun

Dining

Ember Kitchen & Subterra Agave Bar, 800 W. Cesar Chavez St., Ste. PP110 | Opening early 2023 | This multi-story space inside the former Seaholm Power Plant includes a restaurant, an underground bar, and a rooftop bar.

Flor Xakali, 2512 E. 12th St. | Opening spring 2023 | James Beard Award-winning Chef Edgar Rico and his partner Sara Mardanbigi are launching a weekend tasting menu concept inspired by traditional Mexican cooking.

La Popular, 7415 Southwest Pkwy., Bldg. 5, Ste. 100 | Opening spring 2023 | This marks the second location ever of La Popular, which opened in Mexico City in 2013.

Residential

The Linden, 313 W. 17th St, | Opening summer 2023 | This 28-story tower downtown is near the Texas Capitol and UT Austin.

The Station at St. Elmo | Opening summer 2023 | This condo project sold out in five hours when its homes went on the market.

The Waller, 1104 Sabine St. | Opening fall 2023 | Next door to 1121 at Symphony Square, this residential tower boasts an outdoor pool, two-story fitness center, and penthouse library.
35 MORE NEW SPOTS IN AUSTIN

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Friday, Feb. 3
  • The Deck Investigates with Ashley Flowers | Friday, Feb. 3 | 7 p.m. | Bass Concert Hall, 2350 Robert Dedman Dr., Austin | $49.75-$79.75 | The podcaster behind “The Deck” is going live with the low-down on America’s coldest cases.
  • Cirque du Soleil: Corteo | Now-Sunday, Feb. 5 | Times vary | Moody Center, 2001 Robert Dedman Dr., Austin | $49 | Acting, acrobatics, and comedy are combined in this joyous performance.
Saturday, Feb. 4
  • Black History Month Kick-Off Block Party | Saturday, Feb. 4 | 2-6 p.m. | George Washington Carver Museum, 1165 Angelina St., Austin | Free | This first-ever “Solar Saturday” offers free programming, music, food trucks, and vendors.
  • Miranda Sings Live | Saturday, Feb. 4 | 7:30 p.m. | The Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave., Austin | $39.50 | Colleen Ballinger’s hilarious alter ego “Miranda” earned her 65+ million followers.
  • Carnaval Brasileiro | Saturday, Feb. 4 | 8 p.m. | Speakeasy, 412 Congress Ave., Austin | $35 | Austin’s Brazilian-style Mardi Gras celebration has been running since 1978.
Sunday, Feb. 5
  • Valentine’s Day Market | Sunday, Feb. 5 | 12 p.m. | Meanwhile Brewing Co., 3901 Promontory Point Dr., Austin | Free | Shop for local Valentine’s Day gifts at this event also featuring food trucks and live music.
  • Winter Sessions 2023 | Sunday, Feb. 5 | 2:30 p.m. | The Long Center for the Performing Arts, 701 W. Riverside Dr., Austin | $25 | BHumn Arts Ensemble will perform their best pieces from the last season, accompanied by Body Lab and the Round Rock High School Dragonettes.

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Weather
  • 53º | Sunny | 6% chance of rain
  • Austin Energy isn’t sure when the ~140,000 residents still experiencing an outage will have their power back. The utility’s general manager said crews are experiencing complex damages. (Austin American-Statesman)
Number
  • 0.64 inches. It doesn’t sound like much, but it amounts to hundreds of pounds of ice on trees and power lines, and resulted in the worst ice storm Austin has seen in 15 years. Take a look at how this year’s storm compares to those in 2021 and 2022. (KXAN + Austin American-Statesman)
Sports
  • Chevron, the UPS Store, and Advanced Micro Devices are new sponsors of Austin FC. Financial terms for the deals — which also included Ubeo Business Services and Austin Telco Federal Credit Union — were not shared. ⚽️ (Austin Business Journal)
  • Duce Robinson, a five-star tight end prospect from Arizona, is considering playing for the Texas Longhorns. Check out the rest of Texas’ signing class, currently ranked No. 1 in the Big 12 and No. 3 in the nation. 🏈 (Austin American-Statesman)
Today Is
  • National Wear Red Day. This initiative to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease is more than wearing a color. You can also set up a fundraising page and find volunteer options to make a difference in the lives of women across the country.
Ranked
  • Austin is the No. 2 best city in the country for downtown living, according to a new report by StorageCafe. The Capital City scored high for environmental living spaces and its access to theaters, restaurants, and live music. 🏙
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Tree tips 🌳

Tips for dealing with branches broken by the winter storm

A couple and a dog standing next to a downed branch on the street.
Stay away from branches near downed power lines, as they may be energized. | Photo by @dustinsafranek
So the winter storm knocked some branches down on your property. Now what?

More than 110 utility crews from Austin Energy and neighboring companies are working to get electricity back up and running. Until then, here are some tips for dealing with debris.

Stay away from downed power lines.
Austin Energy warns downed lines might be energized and dangerous. Wait for professionals to clear away debris near power lines.

Check your insurance policy if you have damage
Unfortunately, most car insurance policies don’t account for natural damages, barring special circumstances. However, here are some tips for filing a claim on your home.

Don’t trim your trees — yet
An invasive, sap-eating beetle is on the loose. Wait until after July 1 to clear your canopy.

What should I do with the fallen branches?
Austin Resource Recovery requests that residents cut up large storm debris and leave it on the curb for collection.
THE WRAP

Today’s issue was written by London.

Editor’s pick: Did you lose power during the winter storm? I certainly did — and promptly bought some new candles. 🕯

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