Posted inArts
Michael Kaiser Has Ideas About What’s Next for the Arts
The arts management expert spoke to Austin arts groups about the future, and the key word is “community”
COVID-19 Coverage
The scope and severity of the COVID-19 pandemic is changing daily, and so are the plans of local venues and the city as a whole. Below you’ll find the breadth of our coverage from show cancellations to city announcements to the latest vaccine news.
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The Common Law
The stay at home order vs. the right to assembly (protest) and free speech
Posted inMusic
Faster Than Sound: Austin Music Grapples With Reopening & Protests
Civil unrest erupts nationwide as Austin clubs begin reopening.
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AISD Will Resume Classes in August, but What Will They Look Like?
District mulls “blended approach” to reopening schools, schedules virtual conversations with parents, students, and staff
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Pools Reopen, but With New Rules
Expect temperature checks, required masks, and sign-ins when you return to city pools
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What to Expect at Austin’s Newly Reopened Pools
New policies, fewer pools, and how to navigate them
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Austin Reopens Some Public Services and Private Businesses
Here’s what you need to know before you head out
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Day Trips & Beyond: Daytripping in the Age of a Pandemic
Get ready for summer with Texas beaches and Texas peaches
Posted inFood
Counter Culture’s Sue Davis: Countering the Coronavirus Blues with Greens
Eastside vegan powerhouse pivots, increases pay, perseveres
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Opinion: Parks Have Been our Refuge During the Pandemic. Using Them Responsibly Is the Only Way to Keep Them Open.
The CEO of Austin Parks Foundation asks you to respect our green space and the PARD staff working to maintain it
Posted inScreens
With Theatres Closed, Austinites Create Their Own Backyard Cinemas
Get a big-screen experience for your small group
