
A Return to the Family Tree
by Sarah Hopwood • Photography by Pauline Stevens Walking the streets of Seguin, Texas, is a passport back to a simpler time. Oak-lined streets lead

by Sarah Hopwood • Photography by Pauline Stevens Walking the streets of Seguin, Texas, is a passport back to a simpler time. Oak-lined streets lead

by Rachel Johnson The first rain cloud of July moves slowly over Kealing Middle School—promising much-needed water for the on-campus community garden. Eight raised beds

by David Alan • Photography by Knoxy Penny Adams’ connection to the Texas soil began early in life, during the many hours spent visiting and
by Claire Cella • Photography by Jo Ann Santangelo If you happen to stumble upon the herd of goats while roaming the sun-drenched pastures of

by Anne Marie Hampshire • Photography by Jules Slütsky If you’ve attended the East Austin Studio Tour (EAST) since its inception in 2001, you likely
by Claire Cella • Photography by Melanie Grizzel Despite what you may think, East Side Pies was not born at 1401 Rosewood Ave. in that

by Steve Wilson Mobile Loaves & Fishes has set down deep roots with its Community First! Village, a permanent place to live, work and thrive
by Steve Wilson When Milk + Honey founder Alissa Bayer learned of bee colonies collapsing the world over, she knew she could do more for
by Steve Wilson The silent nights of the holidays are anything but silent when food sensitivities leave your stomach gurgling with sounds of revolt. That’s
by Steve Wilson Financially speaking, there’s no profit in backyard gardening. You can’t grow enough to sell at a farmers market, so you have to
by Steve Wilson It’s not every CEO who starts an interview by jumping from behind the interviewer’s back and laughing at the look of surprise on
by Alex Canepa The Texas Legislature adjourned for its year-and-a-half hibernation on June 1, confounding many observers who expected a productive session after Republicans secured