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Celebrate Austin and the Texas Hill Country
The Pocket Guide for Visitors, Locals & Newcomers Welcome to Austin!
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Welcome to Austin! Welcome to Austin! Fun in Austin...............................................................1-11 Downtown.................................................12-21 Fun in Austin...............................................................1-13 North........................................................22-31 Downtown.................................................14-23 Central......................................................32-35 North........................................................24-31 South.......................................................36-39 Central......................................................32-36 South.......................................................37-39 To Austinites, Visitors and Newcomers: Please enjoy our collection of recommended attractions, To Austinites, Visitors and Newcomers: restaurants Be sure to tell our advertisers that Please enjoyand ourretail. collection of recommended attractions, Celebrate Austin sent you! Look restaurants and retail. Be sure to for tellour ourhardbound advertisersbook that in Austin area hotel and for gift our shops or visit us at Celebrate Austin sentrooms you! Look hardbound book www.CelebrateAustin.com. in Austin area hotel rooms and gift shops or visit us at www.CelebrateAustin.com. Publisher: Judy Barrick Publisher: JudyPresidents: Barrick Executive Vice Linda Olson, Marilyn Crawford Executive Vice Presidents: Linda Olson, Marilyn Crawford Layout & Design: Teicher Creative Layout & Design: Teicher Creative Cover Photo by: John R. Rogers Cover Photo by: John R. Rogers
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EMERGENCY SERVICES Fire/Police/Sheriff/Ambulance, 911 Austin Police Department, (512) 974-5000 Travis County Sheriff Office, (512) 854-9770
GENERAL INFORMATION Local time and temperature, (512) 973-3555 Weather, (512) 451-2424; www.kvue.com/weather
Hospital Emergency Rooms St. David’s Medical Center, (512) 476-7111; www.stdavids.com Heart Hospital of Austin, (512) 407-7000; www.hearthospitalofaustin.com Seton Medical Center, (512) 324-1000; www.seton.net Brackenridge, (512) 324-7000; www.seton.net St. David’s South Austin Hospital, (512) 447-2211; www.stdavids.com Seton Northwest Hospital, (512) 324-6000; www.seton.net St. David’s North Medical Center, (512) 901-1000; www.stdavids.com
TRANSPORTATION Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, (512) 530-5300 Capital Metro Bus, (512) 474-1200; www.capmetro.org Amtrak, (512) 476-5684; www.amtrak.com SuperShuttle, (800) BLUE-VAN; www.SuperShuttle.com ExecuCar, (800) 410-4444; www.ExecuCar.com V.I.P. Limousine Service, (512) 784-6745; http://viplimoaustin.com Austin Ultimate Sedan, (512) 689-9420; www.ausultimate.com Austin Cab Company, (512) 478-2222; www.austincab.com Tipsy Taxi Austin, (512) 848-4553; http://tipsytaxiaustin.wordpress.com Double names Many of the roads in Austin have two names! • MoPac Expressway/ Loop 1/ Burnet Road (Most locals just call it “MoPac”) • Capital of Texas Hwy/ Loop 360 • Highway 71/ Ben White Blvd • Research Boulevard/ 183 • RR 2244/ Bee Cave Road • RR 2222/ Koenig Lane
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Fun in Austin march 8th Annual Austin Spring Home and Garden Show – Anything and everything you need for your home or garden. Austin Convention Center, March 1-3, 2013. www.austinhomeandgardenshow.com 85th Zilker Park Kite Festival – Come fly a kite at the nation’s oldest kite festival! Zilker Park, March 3, 2013. www.zilkerkitefestival.com/2013festival-news South by Southwest – An extraordinary combination of music, independent films and new technology. Locations vary, March 8-17, 2013. www.sxsw.com Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo – Carnivals, food, music and entrainment. March 8-23, 2013. www.rodeoaustin.com April Zilker Garden Festival – With a flower show, live music and gardening advice. Zilker Botanical Garden, April 6-7, 2013. www.zilkergarden.org Austin International Poetry Festival – Poetry readings, workshops and presentations. April 11-14, 2013. www.aipf.org 20th Austin Reggae Festival – An annual three day event featuring music, food and other vendors. Auditorium Shores, April 19-21, 2013. austinreggaefest.com Austin Food and Wine Festival – Sample food from twenty of the finest chefs in Texas. Republic Square Park, April 26-28, 2013. www. austinfoodandwinefestival.com 50th Annual Eeyore’s Birthday Party – With costumes contests, face painting and Maypoles there is something for everyone to enjoy. Pease Park, April 27, 2013. www. eeyores.org Art City Austin – Nationally recognized artists, local food and live music. Cesar Chavez Street at Austin City Hall, April 13-14, 2013.
Taste of Mexico – Enjoy traditional dishes, a silent auction, live music and dancing. Mexic-Arte Museum. Date to be announced. www.mexic-artemuseum.org. JUNE Republic of Texas Biker Rally – The biggest motorcycle rally in Texas, and one of the largest in the United States. Travis County Expo Center, June 13-16, 2013. www.rotrally.com JULY Fourth of July Fireworks & Symphony – The largest Independence Day Celebration in Austin with patriotic music by the Austin Symphony Orchestra and fireworks. Auditorium Shores, July 4, 2013. austin. eventguide.com Mid-Summer SAMI Show – The finest arts and crafts since 1975. Palmer Events Center, July 20-21, 2013. www. samishow.com AUGUST Austin Ice Cream Festival – Enjoy games, contests and free ice cream samples. Fiesta Gardens, August 17, 2013. austintex.com/austinicecream-festival-free-samples-contest-kid-friendly 18th Annual Austin Fall Home and Garden Show – Anything and everything you need for your home or garden. Austin Convention Center, August 23-25, 2013. www.austinhomeandgardenshow. com 23rd Annual Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival – A hot sauce competition and live music. Fiesta Gardens, August 26, 2013. www.austinfoodbank.org/hot-sauce-festival. 9th Annual Night of the Bat Fest – Watch 1.5 million bats emerge from under the bridge at dusk, plus live music, contests and other activities. Ann Richards Congress Avenue Bridge, August 24, 2013. www. roadwayevents.com
UT Football – Opening Game vs. New Mexico State Aggies at Darrell K Royal Texas MAY Austin Writers Downtown – A week- Memorial Stadium, August 31, 2013. www.texassports.com/ long showcase of Austin writers facilities/royal-memorialstadium. with book signings and refreshhtml. ments. Location and date to be announced. austin.eventguide.com
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Fun in Austin Robert Redford, at the age of five, learned to swim at Barton Springs. The average water temperature there is between 67 and 70 degrees, even in winter. Open year round, $3/adults. Find it in Zilker Park at 2201 Barton Springs Rd.; 512-476-9044. The Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center is home to one of the last Gutenberg Bibles as well as the first photograph ever taken. Entry is free! Find it on the University of Texas campus at 300 West 21st St.; 512-471-8944. The diameter of each clock face on the UT Tower is 14ft. 8 in. The clock was first set in motion in 1936. Call 512-475-6633 if you’re interested in taking in the spectacular view! The tower can be found on campus at 23rd and Guadalupe St. The French Legation at 802 San Marcos is Austin’s oldest documented structure. It was built in 1840 for France’s representative to the Republic of Texas, Jean Pierre Dubois de Saligny. It is now open to the public as a museum. 512-472-8180. The Texas State Capitol was built of distinctive Texas pink granite from nearby Marble Falls. Tours of the Capitol building are free! The Visitors Center is open 9am to 5pm, Mon-Sat, and to noon on Sundays. 1100 Congress Ave.; 512-463-5495. Austin is the only U.S. city that still retains and uses a portion of the tower lighting system that was once used during the late 1800s. Seventeen of the original thirty-one 165 ft. moonlight towers are scattered around Austin. (Can you find them?) Mount Bonnell is a prominent point alongside Lake Austin. A popular tourist destination since the 1850s, the mount provides a vista for viewing the city of Austin, Lake Austin, and the hills. Four picnic tables. 3800 Mt. Bonnell Dr.; 512-974-6700. The Texas Governor’s Mansion is the oldest inhabited house in Texas. It is said to be occupied by the ghost of a former governor’s nephew who died in the northwest bedroom in 1865. Tours starting soon. www.texasgovernorsmansion.org Former first lady Lady Bird Johnson established the LBJ Wildflower Center in Austin to study and promote the use of native plants. The botanical garden covers 279 acres and displays more than 500 native species. $8/adults. www.wildflower.org
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Austin Fun Facts
Did you know? After discovering a shortfall in cash, the First National Bank of Austin charged teller Porter with embezzlement. In prison, he adopted his pen name O. Henry, and perfected his short stories. The Fiscal Times ranked Austin No. 2 on its list of The 10 Top Cities People Are Moving To in 2012. Austin is the second-best investment market in the United States, according to Realtor.com. According to the Census, Austin ranks as the third-fastest-growing city in America with a population of 820,611. Round Rock ranked No. 2. According to Adecco Staffing U.S., Austin is one of the best U.S. cities to find work.
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Forbes also ranked Austin No. 8 on a list of cities where a paycheck stretches the furthest. Austin is among the 25 best cities for shopping, according to Lucky magazine. according to GrubHub Inc., Austin ranked No. 6 out of the 10 most vegetarian-friendly cities in the United States. Austin, with about 6 percent unemployment, was ranked by Rent.com to be the 10th-best city for college grads due to its low cost of living, interesting neighborhoods and burgeoning tech industry. The No. 2 hotspot in the United States for technology startups is Austin, according to a list compiled by Payscale.com. With over half of the city’s men and women single, Austin ranked among the top five U.S. cities to find a date for 2012. www.celebrateaustin.com | 11
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Downtown frank & angie’s Pizzeria 508 West Avenue (Just behind Hut’s Hamburgers) (512) 472-3534 www.HutsFrankandAngies.com Scrumptious piping hot pizzas, pastas and calzones, on the patio or inside. Select from their great wine list at inexpensive prices. Frank & Angie’s has been a local Austin delight for many years. Hut’s Hamburgers 807 W 6th Steet (Just in front of Frank & Angie’s) (512) 472-0693 www.HutsFrankandAngies.com An Austin tradition since 1939. Affordable and delicious, try their grassfed longhorn, buffalo or organic veggie burgers. Top it off with a homemade shake. Located on convenient 6th St.
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Golf and Recreation in the Texas Hill Country
Onion Creek Country Club - Southeast Austin; Includes a 27-hole golf course, six tennis courts, a pool, fitness center and dining facilities and is Austin’s most historic golf club. The Club was founded in 1974 by three-time Masters Champion, Jimmy Demaret, and golf legend, Jimmie Connolly. www.onioncreekclub.com; 512-282-2150 The Dominion Country Club - San Antonio; Located in the peaceful wooded Texas Hill Country just 20 minutes from the heart of San Antonio, The Club offers the very finest facilities, service and amenities and is a great asset to our family of sister clubs. www.the-dominion.com; 210-698-3364 River Place Country Club
River Place Country Club Lantana Golf Club
Twin Creeks Country Club - Northwest Austin; An exclusive private club that includes an 18-hole Schmidt-Curley Golf Design with PGA Touring Professional and Masters Champion Fred Couples course. The designers created an exceptional golf experience, with a delicate balance of challenge and fun. www.twincreekscountryclub.com; 512-331-5900 Lantana The Dominion Country Club OnionGolf Creek ClubClub - Southern Denton County; Nestled in the gently rolling hills and designed by the world renowned team of Jay and Carter Morrish, Lantana’s course maximizes the wooded terrain and natural beauty of the land, Twin Creeks Country Club creating an unparalleled setting. Join one of our Clubs and enjoy the benefits of what all five have to offer! www.lantanagolf.com; 940-728-4653
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River Place Country Club - Northwest Austin; Nestled in the Hill Country with a championship 18-hole, Tom Kite designed signature golf course, it is surrounded by the awe-inspiring beauty of nature combined with a multitude of 800 Golf CLub Drive 3201 Twin Creeks Club Dr. One Dominion Drive 2510 Onion Creek Pkwy exceptional recreational activities. Lantana, TX 76226 Cedar Park, TX 78613 San Antonio, TX 7825 Austin, TX 78747 (940) 728-4653 (512) 331-5900 (210) 698-3364 (512) 282-2150 www.lantanagolf.com www.twincreeksclub.com www.the-dominion.com www.onioncreekclub.com www.riverplaceclub.com; 512-346-1114
More Local Golf Courses! BARTON CREEK RESORT & SPA - West Austin Whether it’s the signature Fazio Foothills, the impressive Fazio Canyons, the stunning Crenshaw Cliffside or the secluded Palmer Lakeside, each 18-hole course combines the genius of some of the game’s greatest legends. www.bartoncreek.com; 512-329-4000 LAKEWAY Resort & Spa - Lakeway, TX Four 18-hole championship golf courses: Flintrock Falls, Falconhead, Yaupon and Live Oak. All offer fully stocked pro shops, snack bars, driving ranges, putting greens, rental clubs, gift certificates and lessons. www.lakewayresortandspa.com; 800-525-3929 HYATT REGENCY LOST PINES GOLF/ WOLFDANCER; Award winning (recently named as one of Golfweek Magazine’s “Top 100 Resort Courses for 2009”). The 7,205-yard, 18-hole, par-72 layout combines strategy and swagger to challenge the most avid golfer. Public. www.wolfdancergolfclub.com; 512-303-1368
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Shore Club Restaurant & Bar on the hill offers an upscale, yet casual atmosphere with the best sunset views in the state. Specializes in hand-cut steaks and fresh seafood and serves the best burgers on the lake. All produce is local and goes from farm to table. Come out and try a signature Pina Colada, Mojito or Margarita. Mention this ad and and get a free appetizer worth up to $16 when you buy 2 entrĂŠes.
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Magnum Trailers started as a dream in the back yard of Charles and Vangie McLemore. Their first two trailers, a 3 axle equipment trailer and a single axle boat trailer, were both built by Charles in his own back yard in 1968. Magnum Trailers was officially established in 1973 in Luling , Texas when with the help of friends and coworkers Charles and Vangie opened their commercial shop. By 1976 it was time to expand, prompting the move to their current location at 10806 HWY 620 N., in Austin, Texas. Through the years they have weathered a multitude of changes. Charles and Vangie’s son’s Todd and Mike grew up working along side their parents learning the importance of quality. Their family was not the only thing that grew, the small boat and utility trailer manufacturing plant the McLemore’s started, bloomed into a second store in San Antonio, Texas by 1988, a third by 2002 in Georgetown and a fourth in 2005 in San Marcos. Each trailer Magnum builds is built by hand, so you can rest assured you get the best quality, this also makes it a breeze to custom build exactly the trailer you are looking for. Aside from manufacturing trailers, Magnum expanded to selling all types of trailers including enclosed trailers, gooseneck trailers, stock trailers, car haulers and motorcycle trailers. Of course if you are going to sell all those trailers someone needs to service them and who better than the experts that build them. Magnum sports a full service department to do any repairs you might need or if you are a do-it-yourselfer, feel free to visit their parts department. Magnum also knows that if you are pulling a trailer you must have a tow vehicle, so they also carry tow vehicle accessories. With any family owned business you can see a little into the lives of the owners. Hunting and country living has always been a big part of the McLemore family lives, so they have found a way to incorporate that into the business by selling deer feeders, deer stands, hog traps, YETI coolers, bbq pits and fire pits. 40 years later Magnum is going strong. Charlie, Vangie, Todd and Mike can be found daily at one of the locations, making sure things are done right. Please take some time and go by Magnum Trailers they would love to show you around.
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North Loop ROOM SERVICE VINTAGE 107 E. North Loop Blvd., 512.451.1057 www.RoomServiceVintage.com Open 11-7 Daily, We pack 3,500 sq. ft. full of constantly changing 50’s-70’s furniture, lighting, clothing, costume jewelry, records, art glass, artwork, accessories & more. We restock daily and update our Web site twice weekly. Since 1981. FORBIDDEN FRUIT 108 E North Loop Blvd. at Avenue F FORBIDDEN FRUIT 512.453.8090; www.forbiddenfruit.com Austin’s awardwinning iconic naughty but nice boutique featuring an amazing KEEPING AUSTIN KINKY selection of corsets, fantasy/fetish-wear, adult toys, bachelorette novelties, massage oils, BDSM accessories, workshops, events and more in a sex positive welcoming atmosphere. Keeping Austin Kinky since 1981.
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South AUSTIN ZOO & ANIMAL SANCTUARY 10808 Rawhide Trail, Austin, TX 78736 www.AustinZoo.org, 512-288-1490 With more than 350 animals from more than 100 species, you are bound to learn something new and be amazed by their beauty. Austin Zoo and Animal Sanctuary is a private, nonprofit zoo rescuing animals and serving the Austin community.
More Austin Fun Facts
Did you know? Once upon a time, inside the St. Charles House, a brothel welcomed gentleman callers and locals enjoyed their first ice cream parlor. The Heritage Society’s fundraising once saved the Driskill from being torn down and its members operated the original 1886 Lunchroom for 20 years. The Old Depot Hotel, originally built c. 1872, once welcomed Houston and Texas Central Railroad travelers and those journeying on the four stagecoach lines. Old Pecan Street Café’s banquet hall was upstairs in Sixth Street’s Platt-Simpsom Building, which once housed a livery stable in the 1870’s. Ester’s Follies started out in the 1970’s in an open-air space on Sixth, where John Travolta watched his friend, Lily Tomlin perform. Born Christopher B. Stubblefield, “Stubb” perfected his culinary skills while serving in the Korean War as a staff sergeant in the 96th Field Artillery, the last all-black army infantry. 36 | www.celebrateaustin.com
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