University Of Texas Women’s Soccer
Thanks to Our Game Magazine I photographed four UT women’s soccer soccer games at Michael A. Myers Stadium. At the time of this post they are preparing to play in the 2011 Big 12 tournament in San Antonio. Click on the picture to see a video montage of some of the pictures
Texas Longhorns vs Rice 2011
Rather you like it or not, if you live in Austin September marks the beginning of Longhorn mania. Personally, I love it. I love to tailgate, I love going to the games, I love yelling on third downs and I got the chance to do all of these on week one of the season against [...]
Austin Symphony Concerts in the Park
From May through August the Hartman Foundation along with the Austin Symphony put on the seventh year of Concerts in the Park. The Long Center gave just enough protection from the setting sun to make the sometimes unbearable Texas heat not much of a factor. Some came with nothing but a blanket to sit on [...]
Bat Fest 2011
Little did engineers know in 1980 that their decision to create crevices beneath the Congress Street Bridge during renovations would make an ideal place for bats to roost. Shortly after, bats started to move in by the thousands. Although they were not immediately embraced, the bats have become a must see in Austin. Thousands braved [...]
Pig Vicious, Austin
If you know me you know my favorite food in the whole entire world is macaroni and cheese. If it is my first visit and you have it on the menu you better believe I’m going to try it. So was the case when I visited the Pig Vicious food trailer for the first time. [...]
Master Pancake Theater, Austin
What better place to watch a movie than the Alamo Draft House and what better way to watch movies like Forest Gump, Titanic, Mad Max and Twilight than with comedic commentary through out the movie. Along the lines of the well known Mystery Science Theater 3000, Master Pancake Theater puts a new spin on the [...]
Contigo, Austin
I stopped by Contigo last night for the first time. According to their website the grand opening is May 7th but as is often the case they have been open for almost two weeks. As (bad) luck would have it an unusual May cold front blew into Austin leading to most people abandoning their otherwise [...]
Railroad Revival Tour, Austin
Having played in Austin more times than any other city in the U.S. many music lovers in Austin, and SXSW fans, knew of the London natives Mumford & Sons before their memorable performance with Bob Dylan at the Grammys. On the heels of that performance which thrust them into most radio stations rotations they put [...]
Austin Yelp Pub Crawl
If you didn’t know, it’s Yelp Drink’s Week in Austin. Check out the link here. To celebrate this discounted goodness Yelp put on a pub crawl. I now understand why it’s called a crawl as that likely would have described my walking ability had I stuck it out to the end. The lineup was: The [...]
Austin Water 2 Wine
Water 2 Wine has taken your normal wine drinking experience and given it a unique spin by providing you the keys to the winery and letting you become the vintner. You make your own batch of wine, create custom labels, bottle it, and best of all, taste the fruits of your labor. By having you [...]
