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You look like you need a cupcake, and that is just what you will get tonight when the Austin Parks Foundation and the Alamo Drafthouse bring you Election, the second installment in the spring Movies in the Park series. However, that cupcake will be laced with arsenic icing and a heavy dose of satire extract. When we first saw Election back in the late 90’s, high school was still fresh enough in our minds that... more ›

Favorite posts by local bloggers this week: Farewell to The Rich Girls Are Weeping! They are moving to Brooklyn. By now they are probably already there. And on the moving theme, clever-lazy will miss her neighbor's cat. Ben at Veg Out! Austin says that Dog Almighty now has a pizza dog. We are intrigued. Chip hates the loud promos that run before films at the Arbor. Hear, hear. Favorite Random Blog of the Week:... more ›

We have some ambivalence about reporting on a restaurant that features meat. You know, being vegetarians and all, it feels like we're kinda traitors to the cause. But we can't help but get excited when a place that specializes in pig parts on buns, offers up all of their specialities in non-pig-part options. more ›

Calling all occupants of the Brentwood, Allandale, and Crestview neighborhoods: there is a new place in town for your casual dining needs. It's the place that used to be The Stone House Grill, a stone house (huh) of sorts on Burnet Road in the enclave of businesses that also features Dog Almighty (review coming soon!) and G & J's barbeque. The menu is nothing special--burgers, sandwiches, and the apparently necessary showing of tex-mex items.... more ›

This Thursday night offers your last chance to hang out with your neighbors and friends (and Austinist, of course) and watch a Movie in the Park. For its final cinematic event of the Spring, the Austin Parks Foundation brings you one of the funniest movies of the past year or two, “Napoleon Dynamite.” Festivities begin at 7pm in Republic Square Park (4th and Guadalupe) with a dance lesson cum dance competition to get everyone... more ›

As summer lurks just around the corner, we suggest getting out and enjoying the still-gentle evenings of ‘spring’ with your neighbors and friends (and Austinist, of course). Thursday night, the the Austin Parks Foundation brings you one of the funniest movies of all time (yes, we love the Coen brothers, especially their earlier works), “Raising Arizona.” Festivities begin at 7pm in Republic Square Park (4th and Guadalupe) with a Huggies Toss (We are not... more ›