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29th API Fishing Tournament
July 14-15, 2023
Captains Social and Check-in: Friday, July 14 at 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Tournament: Saturday, July 15 at 6:00 AM
Weigh In: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Must be in line by 4:00 PM)
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TEXAS JAZZ FESTIVAL
OCT 20-22, 2023
Heritage Park in Corpus Christi, TX – Free Admission
Texas Jazz Festival is the longest largest free running festival in the world!
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BUC DAYS FESTIVAL
MAY 2-12, 2024
Held on the Corpus Christi Bayfront each spring, Buc Days has something for everyone, including a Rodeo, a Carnival, two Parades and Wings Over South Texas, the airshow held on the Downtown Corpus Christi bayfront.
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BEACH TO BAY RELAY MARATHON
MAY 18, 2024
Create a team and partake in the largest relay marathon in the nation with Beach to Bay. This annual tradition started in 1976 and attracts running enthusiasts and fun seekers from around the world.
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BAREFOOT MARDIGRAS
FEB 10, 2024
Annual Barefoot Mardi Gras parade, marking the end of the pre-Lenten season in Christianity, will take place on North Padre Island.
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BIRDIEST FESTIVAL
APR 24-28, 2024
Calling all birders to experience spring migration in the busiest flyway in the country. Hear from nationally-recognized experts and take field trips to coastal hot spots not open to the public. If you love birds, nature and the outdoors, this is the festival to attend!
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2023 RODEO AUSTIN
MAR 10-25, 2023 7 am
Rodeo Austin remains a mission with a rodeo that brings heritage and entertainment to the community. Mark your calendars for Rodeo Austin 2023!
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ABC Kite Fest
APR 1, 2023
Held every spring, the ABC Kite Fest is one of Austin’s most beloved, family-friendly traditions. The festival boasts day-long activities for all ages, including the traditional kite flying contest and showcase, and MossFest, a children’s music concert.
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Carnaval Brasileiro Austin
Feb 4, 2023
Austin’s Brazilian-style Mardi Gras since 1978. The Carnaval grew from a small party for homesick Brazilian students in Austin, to the largest indoor Carnaval party on the planet.
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The Bloody Mary Festival
The Festival is much more than Bloody Marys! Tastes from local food & beverage companies, photo ops, a dancing tomato, and a panel of expert judges add to the day’s festivities.
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Austin Oyster Festival
Oysters served raw, grilled, roasted and fried…alongside delicious seafood accompaniments, Bloody Marys, beer, wine and spirits…with a side of live local music .
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Carnaval Brasileiro Austin
Feb 4, 2023
Austin’s Brazilian-style Mardi Gras since 1978. The Carnaval grew from a small party for homesick Brazilian students in Austin, to the largest indoor Carnaval party on the planet.
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St. Patrick’s Day Austin
This annual family-friendly festival celebrates all things Irish. Enjoy authentic Celtic music from national and international artists, along with the Inishfree Irish Dancers and plenty of good craic!
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Austin Urban Music Fest
Over the past 16 years, the Urban Music Fest was solely rooted in music.
Live music will continue to be the foundation of the festival, but in 2023 you can expect dance, a wider variety of ethnic foods, visual arts, spoken word artists and more fun for the entire family!
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Fusebox Festival
Apr 12-16, 2023
Fusebox is a hybrid arts festival that champions adventurous works of art in theater, dance, film, music, literature, visual and culinary arts. Hundreds of local, national and international artists across all disciplines converge for one of the most unique cultural events in the country.
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Capitol 10K
APR 16, 2023
Established in 1978, the Statesman Capitol 10,000 has grown to become the largest 10K in Texas and sixth largest in the country. Each year, Austin’s iconic race teems with talent and personality.
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Old Settlers Music Fest
APR 20-23, 2023
Central Texas’ signature music event featuring Grammy-winning Americana, arts and crafts, camping, food and libations. Acoustic jazz, blues and bluegrass are all performed by old-time local favorites and award-winning artists from around the world.
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Austin Reggae Festival
APR 21-23, 2023
A fundraiser for the Capital Area Food Bank, Reggae Fest features three days of reggae, world and dub talent, along with more than 50 vendors selling food and arts & crafts.
Adventures
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LAKE TRAVIS ZIPLINE ADVENTURES
The Longest and Fastest Ziplines in Texas. Let yourself soar to new heights on one of their three hour zipline adventures.
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GREAT ROOM ESCAPE
Great room escape is a fully interactive and immersive experience unlike anything you have ever done before. Great Room Escape features quality team building sets mystery rooms for everyone. Fans of horror, action, mystery will enjoy.
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IFLY WORLD AUSTIN
The Most Fun You Can Have In Under 2 Hours. Do Something Out Of The Ordinary. Get Ready To Soar Beyond Your Wildest Dreams. iFLY Makes the Dream of Flight a Reality!
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LIVE LOVE PADDLE
Specialize in Lady Bird Lake activities with a focus on bat watching, kayak tours and rental equipment.
They also feature a super fun daytime photo friendly Urban Kayak tour, a full moon night tour with live music on Lady Bird Lake’s only island, and special event tours to see fireworks on the 4th of July and listen to ACL from the water!
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WATERLOO ADVENTURES
A Revolutionary Floating Water Park, Challenge Course and Private Island Getaway! Test your agility on over 2 football fields of pulse-pounding obstacles then relax and play on over 1500 feet of beautiful lake Travis shoreline with beach games, food, drinks and more!
With a combination of challenge, relaxation and scenic views, there is something for everyone to enjoy!
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K1 Speed
Austin, Texas, the home of Formula One™ racing in America, is also now home to K1 Speed – America’s premier indoor karting experience!
If you want a taste of F1™ racing for yourself, the first K1 Speed center to call the great state of Texas home – K1 Speed Austin – is for you.
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River Tubing
Pick up & drop off from central Austin. You’ll float for around 3 hours on a beautiful natural river. Just bring your favorite drinks, snacks, swimwear, and sun protection; ATX Cursions provides all the essentials for your awesome tubing adventure!
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Kalahari Waterpark
America’s Largest Indoor Waterpark Resort
223,000 sq ft, filled with Wet. Wild. Fun. With a combination of challenge, relaxation and scenic views, there is something for everyone to enjoy!
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Inner Space Cavern
Explore the “Ice Age” of Central Texas at Inner Space Cavern. The cavern is estimated to be around 20-25 million years old but were only open to the surface since the late Pleistocene period 14,000–45,000 years ago.
Art & Culture
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Cisco’s
Cisco’s has been an iconic part of Austin’s history since 1948, when the restaurant was founded by Rudy “Cisco” Cisneros. Over the course of 60 years, Cisco’s has been a family-run establishment offering breakfast favorites like Migas, Huevos Rancheros and a lot more.
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Dan’s Hamburgers
Since opening in 1973, Dan’s Hamburgers has been dishing out the best of made to order burgers just south of Austin in Buda, TX. With the help of loyal fans, Dan’s has grown their original menu all the while maintaining consistently great ingredients and recipes that have long stood the test of time.
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Sam’s BBQ
The family-run Sam’s is an old-school barbecue joint that’s been open in East Austin since 1957. This no-frills spot is known for its fall-off-the-bone ribs and tender brisket that are cooked over an indoor brick pit. Order traditional sides like baked beans or potato salad.
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Scholtz Garten
At Austin’s oldest drinking establishment, grab a pint of draft beer and claim your spot at a patio picnic table.
Today Scholz Garten remains a favorite spot for liberals and conservatives, UT fans, music lovers, and families to enjoy traditional German food, raise their glasses and say Prost!
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Top Notch
Top Notch Hamburgers and Fried Chicken has been around since Austin was just another small city on the highway.
The recipes and service style haven’t changed since the 1970’s. Top Notch still tastes and feels like home to us and 1000’s of others that grew up eating here just like we did.
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Matt’s El Rancho
Matt & Janie opened El Rancho in 1952 on East 1st Street in downtown Austin with no employees and seating for 40. Matt worked the front of the house and Janie made everything from scratch in the kitchen.
Today the South Lamar restaurant seats more than 500. El Rancho still makes everything from scratch.
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Seoulju
For truly wonderful Korean food in Austin, look no further than this fun North Lamar restaurant from owner John Lee and his mother, chef Sang Mi Kang. The menu showcases staples from crispy marinated Korean fried chicken and beef bulgogi rice plates to kimchi pancakes.
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Usta Kababgy
This casual Middle Eastern restaurant in North Austin focuses on delectable halal grilled meats. There are all sorts of kebabs, from lamb-and-beef adana to chicken, as well as shawarma bowls and wraps. the lahmajun (meat flatbread) is really nice, as are the falafels and dolmas. Pickup and delicious orders can be placed online. There are indoor dine-in services.
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Epicerie Cafe & Grocery
Sarah McIntosh’s charming and well-executed cafe and grocery showcases what neighborhood dining should look like, with a New Orleans/French touch, in Rosedale. From the in-house cured meats to pastas, Epicerie’s attention to detail elevates every item on its menu. The table service spot is great for a leisurely brunch or casual date night.
Local Food & Breweries
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Cisco’s
Cisco’s has been an iconic part of Austin’s history since 1948, when the restaurant was founded by Rudy “Cisco” Cisneros. Over the course of 60 years, Cisco’s has been a family-run establishment offering breakfast favorites like Migas, Huevos Rancheros and a lot more.
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dans-hamburgers.com
Dan’s Hamburgers
Since opening in 1973, Dan’s Hamburgers has been dishing out the best of made to order burgers just south of Austin in Buda, TX. With the help of loyal fans, Dan’s has grown their original menu all the while maintaining consistently great ingredients and recipes that have long stood the test of time.
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Sam’s BBQ
The family-run Sam’s is an old-school barbecue joint that’s been open in East Austin since 1957. This no-frills spot is known for its fall-off-the-bone ribs and tender brisket that are cooked over an indoor brick pit. Order traditional sides like baked beans or potato salad.
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Scholtz Garten
At Austin’s oldest drinking establishment, grab a pint of draft beer and claim your spot at a patio picnic table.
Today Scholz Garten remains a favorite spot for liberals and conservatives, UT fans, music lovers, and families to enjoy traditional German food, raise their glasses and say Prost!
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topnotchaustin.com
Top Notch
Top Notch Hamburgers and Fried Chicken has been around since Austin was just another small city on the highway.
The recipes and service style haven’t changed since the 1970’s. Top Notch still tastes and feels like home to us and 1000’s of others that grew up eating here just like we did.
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mattselrancho.com
Matt’s El Rancho
Matt & Janie opened El Rancho in 1952 on East 1st Street in downtown Austin with no employees and seating for 40. Matt worked the front of the house and Janie made everything from scratch in the kitchen.
Today the South Lamar restaurant seats more than 500. El Rancho still makes everything from scratch.
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seouljuatx.com
Seoulju
For truly wonderful Korean food in Austin, look no further than this fun North Lamar restaurant from owner John Lee and his mother, chef Sang Mi Kang. The menu showcases staples from crispy marinated Korean fried chicken and beef bulgogi rice plates to kimchi pancakes.
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ustakababgy.com
Usta Kababgy
This casual Middle Eastern restaurant in North Austin focuses on delectable halal grilled meats. There are all sorts of kebabs, from lamb-and-beef adana to chicken, as well as shawarma bowls and wraps. the lahmajun (meat flatbread) is really nice, as are the falafels and dolmas. Pickup and delicious orders can be placed online. There are indoor dine-in services.
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Epicerie Cafe & Grocery
Sarah McIntosh’s charming and well-executed cafe and grocery showcases what neighborhood dining should look like, with a New Orleans/French touch, in Rosedale. From the in-house cured meats to pastas, Epicerie’s attention to detail elevates every item on its menu. The table service spot is great for a leisurely brunch or casual date night.
Shopping Mall
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The Domain
The Domain features 100 upscale and mainstream retail stores and restaurants, almost half of which are exclusive within the market. A sampling of retailers includes high-end boutiques , residential units and office space, in addition to four on site hotels.
The Domain is the most desired place in Austin to shop, dine, live and work!
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Barton Creek Square
Overlooking downtown Austin and easily accessible to some of the best attractions, including Zilker Park, Circuit of the Americas and The University of Texas at Austin, Barton Creek Square is the city’s largest indoor shopping center featuring over 180 specialty shops and eateries.
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The Arboretum
The Arboretum is an open-air center located in Austin, Texas and is one of the area’s top shopping destinations. The Arboretum boasts beautiful greenery in a park-like setting, with easy access to top retailers, making it some of the best shopping in Austin TX.
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Round Rock Premium Outlet
Round Rock Premium Outlets offers 125 name brand outlet stores with savings of up to 65% off every day. Conveniently located 20 minutes north of Austin, in the heart of the Sports Capital of Texas, this beautiful outdoor shopping center is the premier shopping destination for all shoppers in the central to south Texas area.
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Lakeline Mall
Lakeline Mall is uniquely suited to serve the shopping needs of Cedar Park, Leander, Round Rock, Georgetown, Pflugerville, and North Austin.
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Bass Pro Shops
Bass Pro Shops chain known for its large, wilderness-themed stores & wide array of hunting, fishing & outdoor gear. Amazing deals for all your fishing, hunting, and camping needs.
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