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The building, which last housed the Steve Hicks School of Social Work, got a State Antiquities Landmark in July. The university wants to build a $70 million football training facility in its place.
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The Blackwell School will explore the often undertold history of Mexican American school segregation across the Southwest.
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Nobody really calls it "Bat City." It's just not a thing, really. But Google "Bat City," and Austin pops up. We couldn't let that lie.
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The East Austin museum has limited space, so much of its collection is stored away. Staff are hoping the city will help with a new location.
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Carros y Cultura: Lowrider Legacies in Texas will be on display until September.
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Black Seminoles, much like the Juneteenth holiday, are only recently getting more attention despite having centuries’ worth of history.
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A new exhibit at the Bastrop County African American Cultural Center tells the stories of families descended from local freedom colonies, which were founded by formerly enslaved people after emancipation.
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The Bastrop Museum and Visitor Center is collecting tattoo stories from current and former residents until June 9.
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One parcel of land is all that's left of the more than 150-year legacy of the St. John Regular Baptist District Association. A $6 million project hopes to renew the mission that's been a cornerstone of the church since 1867.
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Until recently, the cemetery, which dates back to the 1800s, had been used as an illegal dumping ground for construction materials.