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Written by Steve Muccini
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Not to mention a few good men. Reel Women is the not for profit organization here in Austin, Texas, that provides information, education, networking activities, and opportunities for community service to women (and men too) at all levels of experience in the film and video industries. On Monday, December 1, they will be holding their third annual Big Holiday Party at Hi-Lo at 6th and Lavaca. Featuring Happy Hour drink prices, music from DJ Skoolboi, dancing, food, a raffle and a silent auction, the party is a great opportunity to connect with some new folks who share your passion for moviemaking. |
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Written by Austin.com Staff
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A very Austin list to give thanks for.
 Beautiful Austin, Texas
◊ Good breakfast tacos are never more than four minutes away from any point in the city.
◊ Our government sanctioned task force—a phrase that could be linked to crime, diseas, or worse in other locales—is focused on making live music a better experience for everyone involved. Says a little something ‘bout our way of life ‘round here. |
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Written by Kira Matica
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Run, walk, or trot your way to a new Thanksgiving tradition.
 There are few better ways to kill time prior to the big turkey feast than by beating your own personal best. This Thanksgiving Day morning, ThunderCloud Subs will sponsor its 18th annual Turkey Trot—a five-mile race for the benefit of the community assistance organization; Caritas. The ThunderCloud Subs Turkey Trot race offers the perfect solution of how to pay meaningful homage to the spirit of the holidays while still getting a bellyfull of guilt-free savories. Unlike Monopoly, this family sport offers a way for everyone to participate without hazarding any table-clearing rifts. |
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Written by Laura Romer
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It's the shortest month of the year, but one of Austin's biggest parties of the year occurs in February...at least, it usually does. Falling on the last day of January for 2009, Carnaval will last well into the next morning though, so, consider it a kickoff to February events after all. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Austin's biggest running event also takes place in the shortest month. |
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Written by Chelsea Wallace
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 The parade and free candy are cool, but the big draw is giving.
Local Tex-Mex eatery Chuy’s will ring in the season of giving this year with their 20th annual Children Giving to Children Christmas Parade benefiting Operation Blue Santa. On November 29, Austinites both old, and most importantly young, will line the streets, toys in tow, anxiously awaiting their chance to hand over shiny new toys to families in need. |
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