“You’ve never met anybody who loves to eat crawfish more than I do,” says Stephen Shallcross, the owner of 2 Dine 4 Hospitality.

Round Top may be known as the antiques capital of Texas, but it's hoping to become famous as a center for cinema with the announcement today of the first ever Round Top Film Festival.

The Bass Concert Hall will ring with music, resonate with stories, and echo with the sound of dance – both world class and very much amateur – as Texas Performing Arts has announced its 2024-25 season.

Last Saturday, May 11, a coalition of volunteers at the Austin Animal Center and more than 100 supporters gathered at the Congress Avenue bridge to protest the leadership of Chief Animal Services Officer Don Bland.

Jeffrey Henry, the Austin jazztronica pioneer better known as DJ Chicken George, died over the weekend following a two-year battle with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, a rare form of skin cancer.

Saturday night in Frisco, Austin FC produced its best road performance of the season, playing with genuine desire and confidence – not to eke out a 0-0 draw, but to actually go and win the match.

It’s T-minus 20 days to the launch of this year’s ATX TV Festival, and one thing organizers don’t have hanging over their head this time around is the threat of a writers’ strike.

Like many British people of a certain age, Drew Pearce remembers watching the 1980s TV show The Fall Guy as a kid. It broadcast in the late Saturday afternoon slot, between televised wrestling and inane game shows, in the slot reserved for imported American action shows.

Blues on the Green has announced the lineup for this year’s shortened version of the free summer music series, headed to Zilker Park on June 11 and 12.