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Proving why the Austin Music Poll fuses Blues/Soul/Funk into a single category, young phenoms the Peterson Brothers now enter their 10th year of circulating a jammy, melodic take on that holy trinity. The PB’s mid-afternoon slot (2:30pm) at this Austin Music Awards gathering in Dripping Springs also features earthy global-folk charmers Ley Line (noon) and the funky musical melting pot Cilantro Boombox (5:45pm).

Heads up, you hungry intersection of sports fan and foodie, because Fresa’s is taking advance orders for their annual array of gridiron snacks now, with pick-up the day of the game at either store location. We’re talking wood-grilled chicken wings, jalapeño poppers, siete-layer dip, chicken pastor skewers, and more, all cooked up the tasty Fresa’s way. Get on it now, citizen, and be ready for that historic kickoff!

This lovely dining spot in the LINE Hotel will launch their much-anticipated brunch menu on Sat., Feb. 2, and then it’ll be available on weekends from 11am ’til 5pm. Why “much-anticipated,” you say? Because it's Arlo’s. And because the menu will include baked duck confit hash, ricotta beignets with bacon jam, and other such delicacies.

Treaty Oak Distilling hosts the nationally renowned writer and spirits-aficionado at their new Cocktail Lab on the distillery grounds in Dripping Springs. The New York-based author of Hacking Whiskey will lead three separate cocktail classes for guests, and the ticket price includes the class, a distillery tour, a signed copy of Goldfarb’s new book, 50% off four special release bottles, and – mmmmmm, yes – multiple food and whiskey pairings. Bonus: There’ll be a party going on at the distillery, too, with four local bands.