More Carnaval 2009 Pictures From Austin, TX
To see the the additional pictures I promised from Carnaval In Austin, click here to be taken to the Flickr set.
To see the the additional pictures I promised from Carnaval In Austin, click here to be taken to the Flickr set.








Saturday night’s Santa rampage was a rampaging success with over 300 Santas in this one gathering.
Click here or on one of the pics to catch a glipse of Santa Rampage 2008, Austin Style.
Check here to see where and when your next opportunity to participate will be.

Dress to impress (Santa style) and join us (other Santas, Mrs. Claus, Elves, Reindeer) as we march across
Congress Bridge and Elf-slap downtown Austin upside it’s Santa infested head!
Location: Meeting at Fiddlerʼs Hearth, 301 Barton Springs for Santa Drink Specials and a Santa Buffet for only $8.
All North Pole inhabitants are welcome to join us as we dine and then head to the Warehouse District.
Where can Santa park? The entire 2nd floor of the parking garage next to Fiddler’s Hearth will be free…the other floors are run by Embassy are not generally towed (Santa’s own risk). Personally, I suggest you take a cab as Santas on the rampage have been known to overindulge to get just the right shade of rosey cheeks.

The Santa Rampage Parade will leave Fiddler’s Hearth around 8pm-ish. We will cross Congress Bridge to CIty Hall down Cesar Chavez and hit the Warehouse District: Rainbow Cattle Company, Oil Can Harryʼs, Buffalo Billiards, Coyote Ugly, Driscoll (Call),Gingerman (Call), and whatever other establishment get in our way…End at Elysium.
Square Patrol will be getting people get ride home

I am honored to be a part of Roxy’s Best Of, representing Austin. I look forward to sharing information on events, food and more available in Austin, Texas.
If you don’t see it here yet; feel free to ask questions, I will do my best to respond.
Welcome to Roxy’s Best Of… Austin, Texas, one of the very first Roxy blogs not written by Roxy. I’d like to introduce you to Erik Kuykendall, best known in and around the blogosphere for his blog, Truth & Beauty, a site dedicated to the search for truth and beauty. Both are elusive and mean something different to everyone. Erik quotes Albert Einstein: “The pursuit of truth and beauty is a sphere of activity in which we are permitted to remain children all our lives.”
Erik is a busy guy…his Blogger profile lists his occupation as “Massage Therapist, Photographer, Performance Artist, Artist, Teacher, and Canadian Wannabe.”