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Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and COVID-19: Guide and updates
How to get around when you’re on the ground—during a pandemic
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How the SXSW cancellation is hitting some Austin homeowners
Emergency declaration leads to canceled reservations for many short-term rentals
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Austin’s best hotels for design lovers
These chic hospitality spaces are a cut above the cookie-cutter international chains.
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The best things to do in SF this winter
Explore the city’s architecture, art exhibits, and outdoor attractions.
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Black history in Austin: 15 notable landmarks
Where to see the historic spaces and learn more about the people that shaped black culture and civil rights in the city
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Where to see holiday lights in Austin
From the luminous Zilker Trail of Lights to the quirky indie humor of West 37th Street
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10 top holiday markets for local gifts
Markets, bazaars, and pop-ups full of artisanal Austin cheer
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Downtown ‘ball drop’ on New Year’s Eve canceled for second year in a row
Event producers blame lack of sponsorship funding.
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Winter Blast returns in 2020 for one jam-packed weekend downtown
The Quicken Loans–sponsored event starting February 7 will feature a bevy of activities at Campus Martius.
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Where to admire holiday lights in Washington, D.C. this season
Deck the District with boughs of holly.
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12 holidays markets happening in the D.C. area this year
Get your gifts early at these local spots.
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East Austin Studio Tour 2019: 15 must-see designers
Essential stops for fans of the beautiful and the functional
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Thanksgiving events happening this week in New Orleans, mapped
Grab a turducken po-boy and get out there.
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What to do in wine country besides drink
Museums, mud baths, and everything in between.
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Upcoming AIA exhibit will showcase D.C.’s school architecture
Dozens of the city’s schools have been modernized over the past decade-plus.
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Community leaders to discuss the future of Georgia Avenue NW
They’re launching an "Equitable Development Project" for the avenue’s lower part.
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Voting in Austin: Where to go, what to bring, what to know
All the basics for casting your ballot, whether you’re voting early or on Election Day
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Over 75K D.C. streetlights could be changed to incorporate LED technology
Two public meetings on the project are scheduled for this week.
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The NYC Marathon is this weekend—here’s what you need to know
The 2019 TCS NYC Marathon is coming! Here are all the details on its route, street closures, subway changes, and more.
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New hiking trail to open east of the Anacostia River this weekend
The Pope Branch Trail is the first unpaved trail managed by the city.
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What to know for the Washington Nationals victory parade Saturday
They won the fight! Now it’s time to party
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CoMotion LA’s annual conference brings a heavy-hitting lineup to DTLA
Hear from Curbed urbanism editor Alissa Walker, Mayor Eric Garcetti, and more during the third annual urbanism conference.
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Everything you need to know about the 2019 Village Halloween Parade
Where to line up, how to join the festivities, and how to avoid the parade altogether.
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How to watch the Village Halloween Parade from your own couch
How to watch the Halloween parade if you don’t actually want to go to the Halloween parade
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What’s haunting the Bay Area’s historic buildings
Check out these four architectural stunners while getting your spook on this Halloween season.
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The best holiday lights around Philly, mapped
From spectacular holiday light shows to entire Philly blocks adorned in twinkling bulbs, prepare to be dazzled by these holiday lights.
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Austin’s most haunted places, mapped
Austin is a relatively young city, but it has had plenty of rapscallions, shady ladies, gunplay, and tormented souls that make for good ghost stories and the fun frights that go with them.
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Where to celebrate Dias de los Muertos 2019
We've mapped out some places to make sugar skulls and papier-mâché skeletons, dress up and join processions, hear music, play music, dance, watch dancing, and join the all-important building and visiting of altars for the deceased for Day of the Dead.
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Officials to present design concepts for Georgetown C&O Canal rehabilitation
A public meeting on a required environmental review is set for November 7.
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Long-running High Heel Race returns to Dupont Circle tomorrow
The beloved drag race will close 17th Street NW to cars for several hours.
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Viva la Vida y más: Austin weekend street closures
Texas Book Festival, Austin Film Fest, and more
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What to know for World Series-related street closures near Nationals Park
The Washington Nationals come home Friday for the third game of the series.
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The best pumpkin patches in and around Austin
11 fun places to seek out the orange orbs and other family fall festivities
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Coalition to rally in support of stronger rent control laws this weekend
The organizing comes as D.C. considers extending rent control for another decade.
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Marine Corps Marathon to shut down roads in D.C. and Arlington this Sunday
The annual race will take over much of the National Mall and the Potomac riverfront.
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Dig the designer dog houses of Barkitecture 2019
A sneak peek at pics of this year’s pooch palaces
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Everything you need to know about the 2019 Detroit Marathon
The international race takes place this Sunday, October 20.
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Everything you need to know about NYC’s Columbus Day Parade
The 75th annual Columbus Day Parade will march up Fifth Avenue on October 14—here’s what you need to know.
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Columbus Day will be Indigenous Peoples’ Day for the first time in D.C. this year
Lawmakers passed emergency legislation Tuesday to make the change.