The history of Southern cooking is rooted in the ideas of seasonality, locality, and, of course, hospitality. It's a history that that has been written by strong, Southern women, and it's ever-evolving. Female chefs have used food as an outlet for their creativity, synchronously imbuing dishes both with subtlety and their spirited personalities. Food has

Hearth and Soul is proud to host representatives of African wholesaler Ngala Trading and lifestyle brand Regina Andrew Detroit. Join us as we toast to their brand’s unique and timeless designs and discuss home trends while exploring our new furniture offerings. Light bites and refreshments provided.

Chef’s Table Austin will celebrate its eighth annual evening of food, fun, and philanthropy. Save that date and stay tuned for more details! Our generous guests at Chef’s Table Austin 2018 raised a record-breaking amount to help fund the operations that support our mission of bringing the blessing of clean, safe water to rural African

AMAZING Women Alliance 4th Annual Breast Cancer Event benefiting Gifting Care A percentage of all proceeds for this event will be donated to a LOCAL Non Profit www.GiftingCare.org who helps Austin's breast cancer patients recover in comfort and dignity post mastectomy/radiation/reconstruction.  

Over the Lege, the number one — and some might say only — political satire show focused solely on the Texas Legislature returns to the Rollins Theater at the Long

The Texas Mamma Jamma Ride is an annual bike event that raises funds to support programs and services for breast cancer fighters and survivors in Central Texas. In the first

Now in our 42st year of the Pecan Street Festival (“PSF”) — with 42 spring fests and 38 fall fests under our belt — we bring Texans our 80th festival to date. It

Start your holiday shopping early with Grace Charles!

Coffee & Coin is a monthly series brought to you by Factora-- where women talk wealth. Each month we bring you: Strong coffee Honest money conversations A community of women

This jam-packed day hosted at The Gloria Collective will include: a chance to speak with folks doing feminist work in many different ways (from full-time to side-gigs to volunteer); many opportunities to network and collaborate with other feminists from the area; dedicated space with other passionate feminists.