Entries from Austinist tagged with 'walking'
January 18, 2008
Roy Spence, the Austin advertising legend and co-founder of the GSD&M ad agency, has recently taken a more prominent role in the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton....
Continue Reading "Don't Mess With Hillary: Spence Takes Larger Role in Clinton Campaign"May 22, 2007
A tribute to all things DIY and zany robotic wizardry, the second annual Maker Faire was held last weekend in San Mateo, California. Drawing a crowd numbering in the tens of thousands, the MAKE magazine-sponsored festival featured hundreds of awesome, if ridiculous, creations by engineers, artists, inventors, and other people possessed of an excess of free time and an over-abundance of imagination. Just some of the nifty stuff on display included a Lego Star......
Continue Reading "Bay Area Maker Faire Takes Flight "October 20, 2006
In the 1970's, famed director Werner Herzog (Grizzly Man) walked from Munich to Paris in the hopes that the prolonged journey would keep a dying friend alive. So novice filmmaker Linus Phillips has decided that his life will be made meaningful by emulating the act in an attempt to meet Mr. Herzog. Phillips' journey is a two-month walk from Seattle to Los Angeles, along which he meets various ruffians and eccentrics on the highway.......
Continue Reading "AFF Screening - Walking To Werner"October 12, 2006
Whether it's because it's Friday the 13th or because folks are getting antsy over this cold front, everyone's throwing a block party this weekend. We know of at least four fun (and free) things happening around town. If you hear tell of another, let us know. Friday The indie shops on South Lamar are throwing a massive collective get-down with DJs, bands, beer, and food, stretching from Bluebonnet to Heather. Participating stores include Strut, Irie......
Continue Reading "Weekend Block Parties"October 2, 2006
Walking to class down The Drag, we were pleasantly reminded of our childhood--four times. Genuine Waldo sightings on Kerby Lane, then The Hole In The Wall, then Pipes Plus and then the front door of the former Baja Fresh. We rushed back the next day, armed with our camera to snap some shots. We liked them, but then found the artist's own pictures on his Flickr site. Thanks for the shots, the memory and a......
Continue Reading "Oh, There He Is!"February 27, 2006
MONDAY [27] [film] Soul Cinema Monday: "The Spook Who Sat By the Door" at Alamo Downtown ($1, 7pm) (link) [film] "Candy: Terry Southern Psychedelic Mindwarp" at Alamo Downtown ($1, 9:45pm) (link) [film] Spike & Mike? Twisted Animation Fest at Alamo South Lamar and Alamo Village (Through Thursday, 10:15 SL, 9:45 Vill) (link) [film] "Tank Girl" at Cafe Mundi (8pm) (link) [TV] Twin Peaks & Carnivale at Beerland (Free, 7pm) (link) [books] Karenna Gore Schiff, the......
Continue Reading "The Weekly IST List: February 27 - March 5"January 13, 2006
We never considered going to Frisco on Burnet despite passing it every day. We never considered it because it looks sort of like a hole in the wall and the sign out front regularly advertises steak and steak related dinners. We are vegetarians and we don't eat steak. Not until some Austinist commenters spoke out so passionately about the restaurant did we think we ought to give it a shot. What the heck? Frisco......
Continue Reading "Eating at Frisco, By Popular Demand"November 14, 2005
Dios (malos) Feels Good Being Somebody Asshole All Said and Done Nic Armstrong and the Thieves If We Can't Escape, My Pretty The Samples Walking Through The Snow Don't Let It Bring You Down Empty Angels The Oranges Band All the Ghosts in Your House Around the Track NextStopExJock Stars Are Ours Stuck Surf Song Cerberus Shoal Wyrm Pie for the President New One Jr. My Morning Jacket Heartbreakin Man The Dark St. James......
Continue Reading "Artist Downloads: November 14th"