Dining Picks

Where to eat in August: Some cheese with your sushi?

Tufted silver chair recycled with new leather and painted

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Vintage mirrors

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Tents are everywhere

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Vintage trunks

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Piano keys as decorative accents

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Repurposed vintage tents in the form of totes

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Buddha painted as decorative element

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
The Vintage Contessa trying on vintage upcycled necklace

Courtesy Photo
Classic vintage-style porcelain figure

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Mardi Gras head dress, Super-Hero style

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Pink throne chair

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Vintage bird cage to showcase jewelry

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Your Prince has arrived!

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Redneck chic

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Cafe De Paris carafe as lamp

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Crosses as decorative elements and jewelry

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Upcycled bejeweled vintage shoes

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta
Repurposed clock faces used as decorative art

Photo by Donae Cangelosi Chramosta

Red Dragon Players perform Into the Woods 2009
Red Dragon Players perform Willy Wonka in 2007
The maiden group of Red Dragon Players. Founder James R. Burton is pictured inthe far right corner.
There are a Pulitizer Prize winner and an Emmy winner in this cast scrawl from1971.
Nicknamed "Big Red," this home of Austin High School from 1900- 1925 was wherethe earliest plays were staged. The building at 9th and Trinity Streets burneddown in a 1956 fire.
A hand drawn logo from the 1960-'61 scrapbook.
Song of the Red Dragon Players circa 1970s salutes the past.