Austin, tx — In 1962, Ballet Austin became the first ballet company in Texas to produce The Nutcracker 60 years later Ballet Austin continues to build magical memories with generations of families sharing this enduring holiday production.

Alexa Capareda is the rehearsal director for Ballet Austin TWO, and was also the first choreographer that came to mind when Ballet Austin’s associate artistic director, Michelle Martin, was starting to plan the new series Fables of the World.

If you’re longing for sushi in Downtown, this list of sensational sushi spots is just for you. We reviewed the top food blogs and leading publications to find you the best sushi in Downtown. Treat yourself to an omakase experience or grab a takeout of nigiri from these featured restaurants.

There are plenty of restaurants to dine at in Austin, but for a special occasion, company meeting, or private dining experience, not just any place will do. I’ve rounded up the top restaurants with the perfect trifecta of good food, decor, and service with the best private dining rooms in Austin.

Trace was named a 2020 OpenTable Diner’s Choice winner. The restaurant is modern and serves farm-to-table regional cuisine. It has an intimate, modern, and elegant atmosphere, often with live musicians on the patio.

The Houston-based Austin sandwich shop added weekend brunch to its lineup in September.

We have a wardrobe investment that will transform your look for years to come at Bonobos. Antoni Porowski can be seen in the most recent season of Queer Eye.

Convenient right on 2nd- it’s new and healthy! Rise and shine on Saturdays and Sundays at Local Foods with their new, fresh and seasonal weekend brunch service.

Austin is a buzzing hive of creativity. Spend three days exploring our exciting arts scene, which includes must-see museums and galleries, innovative performing arts companies, fascinating cultural centers and intriguing public art. Grab our 72-hour itinerary and go!