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Molly Moltzen

Austin

Contributing Writer at Freelance

Contributing Writer at Thrillist

Articles

  • May 30, 2024 | thrillist.com | Molly Moltzen

    AustinLifestyleCitiesShop Slow tackles fast fashion, sustainability, and community-building in one fell, crafty swoop. Shop Slow’s Mikaela Friedman and Rebecca Wright | Photo by Hannah Koehler @minkmadeShop Slow’s Mikaela Friedman and Rebecca Wright | Photo by Hannah Koehler @minkmadeTucked away on a corner of South Austin, a salmon-pink bungalow harbors racks of meticulously thrifted textiles, in-progress art projects, and hanging garlands of miniature quilted fruit ornament. This is Shop Slow.

  • Feb 8, 2024 | thrillist.com.au | Molly Moltzen

    February 10 marks the start of the Lunar New Year, which is celebrated around the world by many Asian communities. Not only does this holiday kick off a massive amount of festivities, but it also symbolizes a time of rebirth and an opportunity to gather with loved ones. And, with multiple events happening around the city of Austin, you can get into the spirit of the Year of the Dragon with markets, special meals, and traditional performances.

  • Feb 8, 2024 | thrillist.com | Molly Moltzen

    AustinLifestyleHolidaysGood fortune, good times, and great festivities for a fiery Year of the Dragon. Courtesy Fierce WhiskersCourtesy Fierce Whiskers‌February 10 marks the start of the Lunar New Year, which is celebrated around the world by many Asian communities. Not only does this holiday kick off a massive amount of festivities, but it also symbolizes a time of rebirth and an opportunity to gather with loved ones.

  • Nov 21, 2023 | thrillist.com | Molly Moltzen

    AustinEventsHolidaysPresented ByCapital OneAll might not be calm, but all is surely bright at holiday light displays, festivals, and more. Presented ByCapital OneCourtesy Armadillo Christmas BazaarCourtesy Armadillo Christmas Bazaar‌While the Texas winter weather may not send shivers down your spine, the words, “holiday season,” certainly might. The triple-whammy of financial, familial, and travel stress is enough to send anyone into a Santa spiral.

  • Nov 16, 2023 | thrillist.com.au | Molly Moltzen

    Turkey itself, as well as the full cornucopia of sides, can step to the back, respectfully. We all know the true star of holiday feasting has to be the dessert table. After all, it has to be the best part of the meal if you’re willing to fight that tryptophan-induced food nap in order to partake. And, when it comes to the Thanksgiving banquet, no sucrose-laden sensation feels more like the headlining star than the pie.