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From distilleries to a new nail salon, read about five business updates for the Dripping Springs area.
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Dripping Springs Sports Club Warehouse
Local owner and CEO Drew Rose opened a new sports facility this spring. The facility offers volleyball courts, basketball courts and a weight room. The warehouse is just a few miles down the road from the DSSC Flex facility that opened last fall.
Danny Nguyen is the local owner of Zen Nail Lounge, which will offer over 30 pedicure chairs, over 20 nail stations and non-toxic, odor-free services.
St. Martin de Porres
A new 22,000 square-foot church building is coming to Dripping Springs, according to a filing listed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Construction is slated to begin in July and to be completed in 2028, with an estimated cost of $17 million.
The Deep Eddy Vodka Tasting Room in Dripping Springs is closing its doors after over a decade. The distillery in Buda will remain open, and the company will continue to attend local events in Austin, according to the website. Goodnight Loving Vodka will move into the space in August, which will serve as their headquarters, production line, offices and tasting room.
The team at Dos Olivos Market announced that the Dripping Springs location was officially closed in Facebook post on April 6. The business will be focusing on the Buda and Harlingen locations, according to the post.
