Chiki Buttah Products Now at Austin Gift Company
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hiki Buttah, a locally owned beauty product company, now
has its own booth at the Austin Giſt Company. T e store is open daily, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Chiki Buttah, owned by Kim
and Randy Keeshin, has a full line of beauty and health products, includ- ing body butter, facial lotions and serums, pain-relieving balm, lip balm, shampoos and giſt sets. T ey also off er CBD products in various strengths, as well as CBD products for pets. T e Austin Giſt Company was started at the turn of the cen-
Kim Keeshin
tury to provide Austinites, tourists, movie sets and the occasional politician, a store for one-stop shopping. With more than 150 booths stocked with merchandise provided by locals, visitors get a taste of what Austin has to off er—from handmade jewelry, stained glass and soap to Longhorn, Keep Austin Weird and Texas souvenir merchandise.
Location: 4211 S. Lamar Blvd., Ste. A-19, Austin. For more information about Chiki Buttah products, visit
ChikiButtah.com. For more information about Austin Giſt Company, go to AustinGiſt
Company.com.
Drumz Announces Online Drumming Schedule
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RUMZ, Austin’s original drumming
center, has announced its fall schedule, includ- ing nightly Zoom classes in djembe, djundun and krin. T e new schedule is available online. Conducting classes
on Zoom is the new reality with the COVID-19 pandemic. Sherry Gingras, owner, says, “It isn’t the same as our wonderful in-person classes at DRUMZ on Kerbey Lane, but it is still a viable alternative for an exciting drummer’s path. We can all still learn, grow and develop as drummers and have great fun with others on the screen as well.” Drumming has been used for eons by indigenous cultures
as a means of connecting to one’s own brilliant and powerful cre- ative spirit as well as providing a pathway to a deeper connection to others and to nature and all the natural rhythms that govern our Universe.
Location: 3700 1/2 Kerbey Lane, Austin. Currently available by appointment only. Call or text Sherry Gingras at 512-791-9516 or email
SDrumz@gmail.com.
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Free Outside Yoga Classes at Jacob Fontaine Park
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y Vinyasa Practice yoga
studio is off ering Sunset and Sava- sana, a free weekly outdoor yoga class, at 7:15 p.m. each T ursday evening, in Jacob Fontaine Park, in Austin. My Vinyasa
Practice is excited to continue celebrating cooler weather and the upcoming fall season. Every T ursday, participants can join them on the lawn at Jacob Fontaine Park, directly across from the new studio. Enjoy a safe and socially distanced fl ow outside under a canopy of 300-year-old oak trees. Leave refreshed with swag bags and plenty of free class passes to support health and wellness goals. Please bring a mask and mat. Pre-registration is required. Disposable lavender masks will be available at the events.
Cost: Free. Location: 109 Jacob Fontaine Lane, Austin. For more information about the studio, visit
MyVinyasaPractice.com. To register, go to
Bit.ly/3mB629K.
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