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"La donna della domenica" e il ritratto di Torino in un interno
Cinquant’anni fa il romanzo di Fruttero e Lucentini divenne un film che, incredibilmente, reggeva il confronto con il libro: un giallo che attraversa la società torinese degli anni '70 con ironia e personaggi memorabili Per me "La donna della domenica" di Fruttero e Lucentini è uno dei grandi romanzi del ventesimo secolo, nonché il libro che consiglio a tutti gli intelligenti quando hanno bisogno di essere intelligentemente intrattenuti in un momento di stanchezza, sfiducia nei confronti del...
Incredable’s DEA Lookup Integration Enables Real-Time DEA Verification to Accelerate Credential Approvals
Incredable’s DEA Lookup Integration Enables Real-Time DEA Verification to Accelerate Credential Approvals Incredable integrates DEA Lookup.com to automate controlled substance verification and accelerate provider approvals.
5 Places to Get Birria Tacos in Austin
The birria craze is growing rapidly in Austin, adding to the city’s endless list of must-try taco destinations. But what makes the traditional Mexican dish from Jalisco stand out? For one, the stewed meat (typically goat or beef) soaks in a spicy broth, giving it its signature fall-apart tenderness and plenty of flavor. It’s then packed inside a corn tortilla and—to top it all off—decorated with loads of melted cheese. Deceptively simple? Yes. Hard to find? Not at all.
7 Fun things to Do in Austin This Weekend: Aug. 5-8
Celebrate Hotel Vegas & The Volstead’s 10.5 Year Anniversary Kicking off Thursday at 5 p.m. and extending until Saturday, Hotel Vegas and The Volstead Lounge’s anniversary party will feature music (such as Christian Bland & The Revelators, as well as Nolan Potter’s Nighttime Band), live screen-painting, free giveaways, and more. Don’t miss happy hour from 5 to 7 p.m. each day and come hungry—food specials will be available for purchase. Get your tickets here. Thursday-Saturday, 1502 E.
Try Out These Local Boozy Desserts - Austin Monthly Magazine
Péché As the first absinthe bar in Austin, this local gem was appropriately named Péché, meaning “sin” in French. The lavish atmosphere is known for its picture-worthy cuisine and an extensive cocktail menu, but the fun doesn’t just stop with drinks—Péché also offers three boozy classic milkshakes. Try the absinthe and cherry liquor Péché, the Jagermeister and sarsaparilla liqueur-filled Root of Evil, or the Carajillo King, made with Borghetti espresso liqueur and vanilla ice cream. 208 W.
7 Fun Things To Do in Austin This Weekend: July 16-18
Show Up for Willie Nelson’s First Tour Stop Willie Nelson is on the road again and is kicking off his journey this Friday at the Luck stage. It’s been over two years since the Red Headed Stranger performed at the family ranch, so guests can expect the three-day event’s lineup—which includes Willie, Bruce Robinson, Kelly Willis, and more—to be nothing short of stellar. Reserve your tickets here. Friday-Sunday.
Where to See Fireworks in Austin this Fourth of July
Pflugerville Pfirecracker Pfestival Plugerville is hosting a firework show in partnership with Typhoon Texas Waterpark’s Red, White, and BOOM! Festival. The 20-minute display will easily be seen throughout the city and additional festivities (including family-friendly contests and live entertainment) will be held all weekend long. Purchase tickets here.
Elevate Your Picnic Spread with These Local Restaurants
Salt & Time Cafe Opened in 2020 at Republic Square Park, this all-day cafe by co-owners Ben Runkle and Bryan Butler offers the same high-quality ingredients and attention to detail as its flagship restaurant on East Seventh Street. In addition to a selection of boards (both meat-centric and vegetarian), parkgoers can order a range of sandwiches, like the mezcal-glazed ham on a Swedish Hill demi-baguette, and cups of its signature Frorange (aka frozen Italian orange wine).
7 Fun Things to Do in Austin This Weekend: June 25-27
Become Part of the Art at Beyond Van Gogh Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is finally kicking off this Friday for guests of all ages to enjoy. Located inside a 30,000-square-foot structure that was built just for the show, swirling colors and pieces of the artist’s famous collection—including “Starry Night,” “Sunflowers,” and “Café Terrace at Night,”—will encapsulate guests, successfully incorporating them into the transformed work. Purchase tickets to the surreal experience here.
7 Fun Things to Do in Austin This Weekend: June 4-6
Cool Down—and Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth—at the Inaugural AffogatoFest Greater Goods Coffee Company is launching their first AffogatoFest this Friday at 2 p.m. Along with live music, an array of local vendors, and outdoor games, each ticket includes a creamy scoop of Gati vegan coconut milk ice cream with your choice of matcha or espresso poured on top. Greater Goods will be donating $2 to the Asian American Advancing Justice for every ticket sold—reserve yours here. Friday, 2501 E.
Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy Aids Iconic LI Pizzeria In Kickoff To National Campaign
(L-R) Borelli’s Restaurant owner Frank Borrelli, Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy, and Frankie Borrelli Article By Claudia Giunta The need to support local and independent businesses has increased throughout the worldwide pandemic. As many restaurants have shortened their hours, closed their doors, and/or had to layoff a selection of their employees, business revenue has severely declined.
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