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They may not notice us every time we go to Barton Springs -- after all, they are thinking, passionate men, deep in conversation. But we sure notice them: the men at Philosophers' Rock. Who are they? And why does Austin owe them such a debt of gratitude?

At Starlite, it's possible -- and exciting -- to belong to the Clean Plate Club, Rebecca Chastenet de Géry says.

Austin Preeminent Concert Promoter Ponders Retirement

The Last Word in Instrumental Rock

The Official Crock of the '96 Summer Olympics

Chapter Three

Friends in Low Places

Performance Artist Sally Jacques Lives Life on the Edges

My Heart Belongs to Daddy... or His Equivalent in Drugs

Longtime host of Eklektikos, first-time documentary

His family requests help from the public to bring him home

Immortal gems of the cinema help us define a classic

The Chronicle at 34

A different kind of bro-country

In Texas we like wide open spaces

The late Doors keyboardist at the Garden of Eden

Legends, rumors, unpaid taxes ... and coke on the side

Bettysoo writes from the road again, this time in London

Austin artists reveal the intimate details of how they got their muse on

Peter Bay leads the Austin Symphony with the finesse of Astaire

When high art and hipness move in, what happens to a tiny Texas town?

A culinary history of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre farmhouse

Director Guillermo del Toro keeps company with the undead in two new films, Blade 2 and The Devil's Backbone.

Yes, the merger of Austin's Paramount Theatre and State Theater Company is a business affair, but since theatres traffic in stories, human dramas that talk to us about life, this historic event deserves to be looked at as a story, the story of a wedding between two neighbors.

A high school play contest might not sound like a big deal, but it is to the 18,000 students in 1,200 schools across Texas who participate in the state's UIL one-act play every year -- and here's a look at why.

The Late Lucinda Williams

Council Candidates' Consultants Direct the Show

Sharp-tongued classic musical still needs to fix its modern ending

Tell-all documentary can't balance emotional versus promotional

The reasons to see this staging of Nicole Oglesby's new drama are the thorny questions it leaves you to answer