Austin parties we love: Early 2018 >
After a holiday break, the Austin social scene warms up rapidly. Peek at some parties we eagerly anticipate. Jan. 27: Opening night of Austin Opera’s “Ariadne auf…
When Austin meant a golden future for movie star Dennis Quaid >
Recently, we reported that movie star Dennis Quaid had put his Marina Club house up for sale. The Houston-raised actor is spending less and less time…
Mark Updegrove returns to Austin and the LBJ legacy >
Mark Updegrove, who transformed the LBJ Presidential Library during eight years as its director, is returning to become president and CEO of the LBJ Foundation as of…
Memorial set for Austin LGBT activist Ceci Gratias >
Earlier this year, the Human Rights Campaign Austin honored LGBT activist and organizer Cecilia “Ceci” Lourdes Bulaong Gratias with the Bettie Naylor Visibility Award at its annual gala.…
Best Austin parties for an incredibly artful time >
Design, photography and visual art count big in Austin’s social swirl this week. Nov. 8: Austin Design Week Studio Tour. 4704A E. Cesar Chavez St. Nov.…
Crowds amass for Dick Clark, Westcave Preserve and Parks Foundation >
Sherry Matthews knew exactly how to stage a fitting tribute to her late companion and leading Austin architect Dick Clark. She and her team gathered almost 1,000 of…
Hats off to James Armstrong Celebration and Building Healthy Futures >
Clarity. Efficiency. Effectiveness. The Building Healthy Futures luncheon that benefits AIDS Services of Austin glorifies these virtues. Start with the simple cards that share the lunch menu at the JW Marriott and…
Are you ready for a real American Freestyle Bullfight? >
What’s American Freestyle Bullfighting? Austin is about to find out. Forget the capes and swords of the Spanish tradition. This extreme sport is not unlike what…
Memorial set for Austin arts benefactor James Armstrong >
Often in life, James Armstrong united parts of the Austin nonprofit community that rarely pooled their resources. So it makes sense that his memorial will be held in…
Jorge Guerra, longtime owner of El Azteca, has died >
Jorge Guerra, longtime owner of El Azteca restaurant and a fixture on the East Austin scene for decades, has died at home, his grandson, Juan Guerra,…
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