Mark your calendars, because we’ve compiled a list of five Fall festivals this month, where you can eat, drink, play, and even immerse yourself into other cultures while doing it. All events are kid friendly and some are free to enter!
Cannes Lions 2018: The Campaigns for Change
Posted on Jun 18, 2018 by Courtney Bateson
Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is the world’s biggest event for the creative, marketing, entertainment, design and tech industries. Held every year in the South of France, the five-day festival includes talks, workshops, networking events, classes and also incorporates the awarding of the ‘Lions Awards’. The Lions are the most prestigious and established awards in the creative and marketing communications industries – a trophy is the ultimate achievement and puts winners among the world’s elite.
5 Things You Need to Know About Austin Food & Wine Festival
Posted on Apr 20, 2016 by Jenna Meltzer
This coming weekend marks the fifth annual Austin Food & Wine Festival! Experts in the food and wine industry from across the nation will be returning to Austin to share their knowledge through demos, showcases and tastings. However, there is more than just the delicious food and wine pairings that are served at the event. Here’s what you need to know about Austin Food & Wine Festival:
Top 5 Free Austin Events to Attend This Spring
Posted on Mar 30, 2016 by Jenna Meltzer
Spring has sprung, bringing warm weather, sunny skies, and of course, a plethora of outdoor events to the lively city of Austin. Here’s what festivals we’re excited about for the months to come in Austin (and did we mention they’re all free?)
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ACL Festival: What Your Really Need To Know
Posted on Oct 01, 2015 by Tanner Hertzog
October is here, and you know what that means: ACL fest is back! For the next two weekends, Zilker Park will be transformed into a live music haven. With a lineup featuring headliners like Drake, Foo Fighters, The Weeknd, and The Strokes, it is surely one you do not want to miss. First things first, get a plan together: The last thing you want to do is miss a band you wanted to see, or lose someone in your group. Rather than trying to decide on the fly, take a few minutes before you get to the show and get in a huddle and make a “game plan.” The day-by-day schedule is available, so get together, make a plan, and stick to it. This will take away a lot of the stress that can come from arguing at the park about who to go see, for how long, etc. PRO TIP: Don’t try to see half of one show and half of another. Instead, pick one show (yes, this is not an easy decision) and stay for the whole time. This will allow you to have one epic hour of music, with a nice view, rather than two twenty minute shows, with a ten minute sprint in between landing you in the back of both shows. Be smart with your packing: Before leaving for the festival, be sure to review all the restrictions that ACL has on items being brought into the park.
HMG must haves:
- Backpack/Camelback
- Sunscreen
- Water bottle
- Sunglasses
- Camera/Phone for pictures and videos
- Cash
- ID