Throw it all the way back to the 90s during a drink-fueled bar crawl throughout Austin happening this week. On this bar crawl, guests are encouraged to wear their finest 90s clothes (overalls, ripped jeans, neon colors, windbreakers, etc.) and make their way around the Austin bar scene along this fun-filled bar crawl. General admission tickets are required for entry, and tickets will increase in price as the event gets closer. General admission tickets range from $30 to $40.

Tickets get you a welcome beer, drink specials at participating bars, and a commemorative cup. Participating bars include Parlor and Yard, Thirsty Nickel, Minibar, Burnside Tavern, and Kung Fu Saloon. Inside each bar, guests will also get to enjoy their favorite 90s tunes. The bar crawl runs from 2 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, February 18th, so scoop up tickets to this fun-filled bar crawl soon!

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If your significant other is a fan of cheese, surprise them with a trip to Antonelli’s Cheese House for its Valentine’s Day cheese date night. Guests of this evening event will get to feast on cheese plates, meats from charcuterie boards, chocolate, and an assortment of other treats while learning about the items from Antonelli’s expert staff. In addition to food, wine and beer will be available from the cheese shop before the class starts. Guests can also choose to bring their own wine or beer for a set-up fee of $4.

Tickets are $110 per couple and include plenty of food tastings for both people. Tickets are available online. Those interested in attending should scoop up tickets soon because cheese lovers all around are sure to flock to this event. Lucky for residents of Lamar Union, this cheese shop is only five miles away from the residences.

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You may have heard of co-ops that offer fresh groceries, but did you know that the same democratic tenants could contribute to a thriving brewpub? Black Star Co-op proves that the worker-owned business model works flawlessly when it comes to brewing, as more than 3,000 worker-owners collaborate to keep it up and running.

Together, the team crafts a unique balance of "Rational" and "Irrational" beers—that is, some more expected and some more creative concoctions. When it comes to Rational beers, options range from the High Esteem brew with local wildflower honey to the Recalcitrant Dockhand, a bold brew infused with hints of chocolate and java. The Irrational beers, on the other hand, encompass everything from an ale aged in whiskey barrels (the Epsilon) to an oatmeal porter that actually steeps in SRSLY Chocolate cacao nibs (the Inveterate Dockhand). Everyone is welcome to try the inventive brews, co-op member or not.

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