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  • Happy New Year!

    Author: Administrator
    Austin.com wishes everyone a safe and happy new year! ...

  • Oxford Files Web Cast

    Author: Sean French
    The Austin band Oxford Files will be preforming live in an Austin.com web cast Dec. 30th at 9pm central time. Open Quicktime on your machine. Click "Open URL" in the main menu and type in rtsp://qtss.austin.com/of.sdp and enjoy the video! ...

  • First Night Austin

    Author: Sean French
    December 31st, downtown Austin all day and all night. First Night is a celebration of the arts. The city becomes a canvas. Street corners transform into galleries, storefronts into stages. A festival of art, imagination and creativity spreads across downt...

  • Merry Christmas!

    Author: Administrator
    Merry Christmas from Austin.com! ...

  • Birthday Party for Jesus!

    Author: Bob Gustwick
    Greater Mount Zion Baptist Church's, Senior Pastor Gaylon Clark presents: Birthday Party for Jesus Dec 17th, 8am/10am/12pm theme is: Making Room for Jesus. The services will include skits, songs, and dance. Come feel the joy! Limited seating so come earl...

  • ls school

    Author: Sean French
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jay Bramble ? Music Resource Center of Austin President Atha Phillips ? Lone Star School of Music Owner/Vice President p. 512.524.5252 e. jaybramble@mrcakids.com e. atha@lonestarschoolofmusic.com ?MRCA Presents? Series Raisi...

  • MRCA 2007 Instrument and Fund Drive

    Author: Sean French
    The Music Resource Center of Austin is in urgent need of donations and funding for scholarships in 2007. The Music Resource Center of Austin, a non-profit arm of the Lone Star School of Music which raises money to provide lessons and instruments to child...

  • The 37th Street Christmas Lights

    Author: Artly Snuff
    Not your average holiday light displays. If you have never been to this particular block of 37th Street here in Austin, then you owe yourself a trip there one night during this Christmas season. Proving funky yard art is not a South Austin pheno...