Freytag's Florist
ShoppingTreat yourself to blooms: Since 1974, Freytag's Florist has been Austin’s go-to for designer’s choice magic, seasonal stunners like Sweetberry Sun, and even floral subscriptions when your home needs a standing mood boost.
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Treat yourself to blooms: Since 1974, Freytag's Florist has been Austin’s go-to for designer’s choice magic, seasonal stunners like Sweetberry Sun, and even floral subscriptions when your home needs a standing mood boost.
Level up your tees: Monkies Vintage & Thrift is the Austin spot for heavyweight, vintage-wash graphic tees with rare, worn-in soul.
Neighborhood wine night: Steer your week toward Sloan + Parker, a chill Steiner Ranch lounge pouring interesting wines and easygoing beers, plus shareable bites like charcuterie.
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September was a busy month for restaurant openings and closings in Austin, with a fire shutting down a seafood restaurant on South Congress Avenue and two others choosing not to renew their leases.
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Tesla's Cybercab fleet in Austin, Texas, has increased by around 8x in 30 days, according to the official Robotaxi account on X.
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Austin's Roots and Wings Festival, 2026, began with over 100 events across the city, including free tree giveaways, mulch handouts, live music, and a monarch butterfly release.
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The Texas Military Forces Museum, Director Jeff Hunt, has highlighted the rich history of Camp Mabry in central Austin, Texas.
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Anita Quintanilla, a former resident of Austin's Rainey Street District, has spoken about her memories of the neighborhood, which is now gentrified.
Full story at kxan.com ↗
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