St. Edward's University

Architect Nicholas J. Clayton of Galveston designed the beautiful main building (1888) in a Gothic Revival style with Texas white limesto...

Mary Moody Northern Theatre is a casual, intimate 180-seat arena-style theater produce an average of six plays every year (from Bertolt B...

This annual festival offers anthology releases at five bookstores, poetry readings and performances at venues throughout town (including...

In the heart of the Warehouse district, Ruta Maya provides an electric mix of coffee and tunes from Central America. Sit outside on the s...

Cross the river from downtown and enter the wonderful South Congress Avenue District. Browse through its many shops and check out eaterie...

Citywide Garage and Antique Sale is held at the Palmer Events Center nine times a year, when dealers from all parts of Texas convene to d...

You'll get a quick course in Texas 101 at this museum, opened near the state capitol in 2001 and designed to echo some of its...

This shop may look small from the outside, but once you step inside you will enjoy exploring 17 rooms full of folk art, antiques, furnitu...

Gallery Soco an all-purpose art store offers contemporary art for sale, custom framing, and corporate and residential art consulting serv...

You're likely to find this plain, unassuming restaurant packed at any time of day, but it's worth the wait for the best inter...

For authentic Mexican food, Polvo's serves the best lunch specials. Puntas de filete, carne guisado, guisado de puerco and a variety of f...

Peacocks strut their stuff among wooded grounds surrounding this 1894 mansion, which was converted into a restaurant in 1945....

Still one of Austin's trendiest restaurants, Vespaio doesn't quite draw the long lines that it did when it first opened in th...

South Congress Cafe has it all, a delectable menu, happy hour and a ritzy location in the upscale shopping area of Austin. The décor is a...

All restaurants could do with a famous patron so the owners of this Mexican taco bar proudly say that Bill Clinton ate here. Apart from t...

The sombreros and parrots, mixed with the Mexican music in the background, could fool diners into thinking they stepped into a fiesta. Th...

In a space leased from The Austin Motel is some of the best Mexican food in the city; certainly the best Mexican break...

Opened in downtown in 1952, this old landmark restaurant has a large, faithful body of customers. Owner Matt Martinez later m...

This laid-back happy place has been satisfying customers with great Cajun food since 1994. Sure to please entrees include Catfish Thiboda...