Austin Texas Things Daybreak logo mark — a rising sun over two water ripples

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What Austin Texas Things is

Austin Texas Things is a local publication covering what’s actually open, actually happening, and actually worth the drive in Austin, Texas — new restaurant and bar openings, events worth planning around, swimming holes and outdoor conditions, family things to do, and development stories sourced from city permit filings before they’re announced anywhere else.

We publish two editions every day — a morning edition (~7 AM) and an afternoon edition (~4 PM) — each with an original article on the site and platform-native posts on Instagram, Facebook, X, and TikTok.

By the numbers

2× daily
editions published, 7 days a week
11,000+
views on a single Instagram post (July 2026)
413k
Central Texas development records powering our permit scoops
1,200+
monthly search clicks to our live Greenbelt flow tracker (Google Search Console, July 2026)

Figures current as of August 2026 and updated periodically. We only publish numbers we can source — ask us for the latest before you print one.

The Daybreak mark

Our logo is a rising sun over two water ripples — daybreak over spring-fed water. The two ripples are the two editions we publish every day. Use it in terracotta on light backgrounds, white on dark ones. Please don’t stretch it, recolor it, add effects, or set it on busy imagery without a contrast layer.

Terracotta mark on light background
On light
White mark on dark background
On dark
White mark on terracotta background
On terracotta

Brand colors

Terracotta
#DE602A
rgb(222, 96, 42)
Cream
#FDF8F0
rgb(253, 248, 240)
Ink
#26201A
rgb(38, 32, 26)

The sonic logo

Every video we publish ends with a three-note rising motif — A, C♯, E — in the rhythm of “aus-tin-THINGS.” It plays under the spoken sign-off, never over it.

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Press & partnerships

For interviews, sponsorships, data requests, or anything else: contact us. Our development-permit and local-conditions datasets are original reporting — we’re glad to help you cite them properly.