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In his early 20s, Jeremiath “Jere” Gettle was known to tirelessly set off alone in his trusty Saturn into the depths of Mexico and beyond,

In his early 20s, Jeremiath “Jere” Gettle was known to tirelessly set off alone in his trusty Saturn into the depths of Mexico and beyond,

The topic of getting dressed takes me back to my days at Harper’s Bazaar, when wearing a bad outfit to work was the surest way

Danaë Smale is a palette knife- and paintbrush-wielding abstract painter who happens to use buttercream as her medium and sponge cake as her canvas. “My

In 1838, the land that would soon be officially recognized as Central Texas was ripe, fertile and largely untouched, and the first Swedish immigrant to

Some may not know it, but I’ve been Kirk Watson quite a bit. What I mean is that I portrayed him in the Austin-definitive original

How Some Austin Restaurateurs are Thriving in a Less Than Stable Market

The sun-drenched South Austin space where Erin Wade set up her salad-focused restaurant Vinaigrette once housed a greasy old Pig Stand fast-food joint. That irony

Breakfast is generally considered to be the most important meal of the day. And while your mileage may vary depending on what’s on the menu,
The TRA Brings Cooking Back to School Remember fellow students who secretly wanted to take Home Economics in high school but feared ridicule? Kids today

Get ready for the fifth annual Edible Austin Children’s Picnic: A Real Food Fair! Join us Sunday, April 23 from 1–5 p.m. Rosewood Park 2300

Get ready for the sixth annual Edible Austin Children’s Picnic: A Real Food Fair! Join us Sunday, April 8 from 1–5 p.m. Rosewood Park 2300 Rosewood

What do you do after completing a one-woman goodwill running tour across America for nine months? Move to Austin sight unseen, of course, and start