A new Call for Art focusing on the Light at the End of the Tunnel for a virtual galley show coming to the Price Center next month is now underway. The Center’s Arts Committee encourages all area artists to consider submitting up two works via a new, convenient online process.
A naturally-formed cave becomes an ideal structure for storing beer. Photos courtesy of Roughhouse Brewing
Roughhouse Brewing, a family-run farmhouse brewery located in the Hill Country outside of San Marcos, has started a beer program in a new kind of cellar — a natural, underground limestone cave.
Austin – Austin City Limits Music Festival has revealed the lineup and schedule for ACL Fest 2020, a free three-night broadcast event taking place October 9-11 beginning at 7 p.m.
Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
In a city full of good burger options, Taproom Pub & Grub stands out among the crowd.
Screenshot courtesy of San Marcos Cinema Club
A free film series exploring the experience of Black Americans in the criminal legal system of the South restarts Friday night on the historic Courthouse lawn, after a COVID-19 spike in July prompt
Jason Mock
The number one question that a Chamber of Commerce gets asked most often is if it is part of the government, and the short answer is ‘no.’ We are not a governmental body or institution.
The US economy continues to generate new jobs, with the latest (September) report showing a modest gain of 661,000. The unemployment rate has decreased from 14.7% in April to 7.9% last month.
We all know the virus has affected everyone in one way or another, including the recycling of electronics. Thus today, we will cover a little of some of the changes. Information taken from a couple of articles in an E-Scrap newsletter.
Q. Fall season has begun and I’m in the mood for a spooky read. Can you recommend some horror books?
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