Locally Made Video Game Big Hops Embraces “Coyote Time”
Chris Wade finds the right moves for his amphibian protagonist
Featured
Send Help Review: A Beach Break in Hell
Sam Raimi does the Sam Raimi thing, this time on a desert island
Austin FC Makes Big Bet on Former Orlando City Star Facundo Torres
ATXFC acquires 25-year-old Uruguayan winger
Meet Helena Crevar, the Austin-Based Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Star Taking the Sport by Storm
The 18-year-old phenom heads to Bangkok for a tournament debut with ONE Championship
In Memoriam: James Magnuson
Beloved author and mentor led the Michener Center for Writers for 23 years
News
The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
AISD receives funding for breakfast in the classroom, Austinites prepare for cold weather, and more of the week’s headlines
In a Building Dedicated to Preservation, the League of Women Voters Is Preserving Democracy
How the community’s energy is helping to power the Austin chapter’s mission to save the vote
Austin’s Evolving Native American Cultural Center
The community is growing. But for now, they lack a permanent home.
New Year, New Execution
Charles Thompson is scheduled to die on Jan. 28
Newsletters
Music
A New Home Expands the Sound of Possibility for Austin Classical Guitar
Executive Director Matthew Hinsley on room to grow, a dedicated performance space, and more perks of Baker Center life
Songwriter Brian Rise Travels Through Time and Musicians
Local artist weaves Austin players, global genres at Batch Jan. 31
Arts + Culture
The Baker Center Becomes a Model for Preservation – and a Life Raft for Austin’s Creative Class
Saving a building, building a community
Ink and Celluloid in the Press Room
Travis Smith is preserving the art, history, and craft of film ads in the Baker Center
BookWoman Celebrates 50 Years of Feminist Lit Legacy
Girls in the Nose, Amanda Johnston, more ring in the store’s semicentennial on Jan. 24
Screens
Return to Silent Hill Review: Sequel Speedruns the Superior Original
Pyramid Head is back for a belated and unimpressive second trip to the cursed town
Austin’s Filmmakers Make It to the Oscars
Ethan Hawke, Greg Kwedar are heading to the Academy Awards
H Is for Hawk Review: Birds of a Feather
In this adaptation of Helen Macdonald’s memoir, a grieving academic forges a bond with a goshawk
In Cold Light Review: On the Run From Family
Maika Monroe and Troy Kotsur are left in the mush in this inert crime flick
Food
The Coffee Ambassador
With coffee shop Terrible Love, and his new wine bar, Brian Knowles has become the welcome committee for the Baker Center
Koko’s Returns Bigger and Bolder
South Lamar’s new beer hall leans into sports, schnitzel, salads, and screens
A Retro Diner in a Fast-Changing Neighborhood
Lynny’s offers excellent biscuits and embraces East 12th’s unique identity
ColumnS
A Man, a Can, and a THC Tonic Brand
Tejas Tonic founder Aaron Owens explains why you should trust local
Qmmunity: Answer the Call for Queerportunities
Queer Austin orgs and projects are opening their applications, but deadlines are approaching!
Day Trips: Denman Estate Park, San Antonio
A colorful Korean pavilion is the centerpiece of this Alamo City park
Qmmunity: Bring About a Better 2026
What sort of energy are y’all bringing into 2026?
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