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From new eateries to anniversaries, read about six business updates for the Dripping Springs area.
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Austin local Tariq Khan owns the Dripping Springs location, along with two locations in the Austin area. Golden Chick’s menu features a variety of chicken dishes such as wings, tenders, fried and roasted chicken, fried chicken sandwiches and chicken salad sandwiches. Other options include fried catfish and southern-style sides.
The Dripping Springs Community Library recently launched The Library on Wheels, which offers STEM labs, story times, cultural programs, books and technology. Anyone who lives, works or attends school in Hays County is eligible to receive a free library card. Immediate programming plans for the Library on Wheels include Dripping Springs and its extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Zen Nail Lounge
Danny Nguyen is the local owner of Zen Nail Lounge, which offers over 30 pedicure chairs, over 20 nail stations and non-toxic, odor-free services. The business will hold a grand-opening celebration on May 17.
Band Aid School of Music
The Austin-based music school opened a Dripping Springs location last month. Band Aid School of Music offers band programs and summer camps. Additionally, music lesson options include voice, guitar, drum, bass and piano lessons.
Relocations
Home Grown Farm & Ranch
The Home Grown team is holding a grand re-opening celebration at its new location on May 13. The new space is triple the size of the old location, at 167 Hargraves Drive in Austin, according to a blog post by the business. Home Grown offers raw milk, eggs, specialty cheeses, meat, poultry, cosmetics, apparel and more.
In the news
The Zone Recording Studio
The Zone Recording Studio opened in Dripping Springs in May of 1996, and the team is celebrating its 30th anniversary on May 17. The Zone offers studio time, mixing, mastering and production services.
