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Where To Eat In Austin During The Texas Book And Austin Film Festival
Lovers of literature and film will flood the streets of downtown Austin this weekend, as the Texas Book Festival and Austin Film Festival take place simultaneously. While an energy bar might sustain you between panels, if you want to take time out of your busy day or evening to grab a bite at one of Austin’s locally owned restaurants, we’ve got you covered. All of the restaurants listed below are within a half-mile walk of either the Texas Capitol or the Driskill Hotel, the de facto centers of the two respective festivals. For a complete list of the best restaurants in Austin, visit austin360.com/eats. Backspace. 507 San Jacinto Blvd. 512-474-9899, thebackspace-austin.com. Neapolitan pies…
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Texas Book Festival Reveals Awesome Slate of Events For 2019 Festival
The Texas book festival is almost here! The annual festival returns to the ATX area on October 26th -27th, 2019 and will feature a full slate of events including panel discussions, book signings, readings, cooking demonstrations and so much more! Held on the grounds of the Texas State Capitol, the Texas Book Festival is the place to be for intellectual stimulation and fun since there will also be plenty of exhibitor booths, food vendors and things of interest for people of all ages. Panel Discussions to Look Forward To In the Hands of Our Hubris: Human Behavior in the Face of Climate Change Building mansions up to the edges of…
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What’s Life Really Like In Austin Texas?
Austin Texas has been rated as one of the best cities to live in the United States for a few years now because we still have an affordable cost of living here, good home prices, plenty of things to do and a thriving jobs market. Even though the press coverage of Austin has been good, many articles typically don’t tell the full story when it comes to what the area is really like. In this article we will provide some insight into life in Austin so you know what to expect if you plan on moving here. An Insiders Guide To Austin For those looking for a progressive culture, Austin’s…
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Getting Ready For 4th of July Fun in Central Texas
4th of July is almost here! Can you believe it? If you’re like most people, you know that the 4th of July is one of the best times of year to be hanging out with friends and family because there’s always plenty of fun things to do, especially in Central Texas! In this article I will provide you with a list of fun things to do in Austin and the surrounding area that will all be kicking off by July 4th, 2019. Free Events in Central Texas One of many great things about living in Central Texas is that we always have a variety of fun things to do during…
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Things to do in Austin Texas during Memorial Day weekend
Are you searching for fun things to do in Austin Texas during Memorial Day weekend? If so, you’ve come to the right place! In this article I will list for you some things you should consider adding to your list of things to see and do in Austin Texas this weekend. CHEDDAR’S SCRATCH KITCHEN Various locations across Austin Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen is offering two new 16 oz. Watermelon ‘Ritas presented as the ideal handcrafted summer cocktails. The drinks are topped with a giant slice of fresh-cut watermelon for only $5.99, and just like the homemade food at Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen, the cocktails are handcrafted using fresh ingredients, too. Tito’s Watermelon…
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Don’t Miss The Christmas Comet – December 16, 2018
The holidays are a great time of year for making memories with family and one of the best ways to make memories during the 2018 holiday season is by watching the Christmas Comet this Sunday, December 16, 2018 shortly after dark. Unlike previous comets, this one should be visible to the naked eye but it won’t hurt to have a pair of binoculars or a telescope ready since this will only help you to see the comet more clearly. Where To Look For The Christmas Comet Even with its small stature 46P/Wirtanen’s (Christmas Comet) visible coma will extend near to a million kilometres and can be seen from Earth.…
