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Socialites, comedy fans, and art enthusiasts alike are in for a treat in the days to come. Sip and mingle in the San Antonio Botanical Garden or see comedians like Brad Willams and Tony Hinchcliffe live. Check out the top seven things to do in Austin this weekend. For a complete list of events, visit our calendar.

Thursday, August 17

McNay Art Museum presents "Dreamland: Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas"
Celebrate the 30th anniversary of filmmaker Tim Burton’s iconic 1993 stop-motion animated film, The Nightmare Before Christmas. This McNay Art Museum exhibition will feature portrayals and small models of memorable cast members such as Oogie Boogie, Bone Crusher, and Jack Skellington. Dreamland will be on display through January 14, 2024. Check out mcnayart.org for more exhibit information and to purchase tickets.

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San Antonio Botanical Garden invites revelers for "Lush: Twilight in the Garden" on August 17.

Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club presents Brad Williams
Brad Williams flexes his comedic muscles with a brief stand-up residency at The Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club. He has two specials on Showtime and is the co-host of the podcast, About Last Night, alongside Adam Ray. Performances are scheduled through August 19. For tickets, visit improvtx.com.

San Antonio Botanical Garden presents Lush: Twilight in the Garden
The after-hours entertainment series at San Antonio Botanical Garden continues. This month’s activities are inspired by the theme Sangria and Sunsets and will include extended garden hours, live music, entertainment, a signature beverage, and an array of floral displays for ambiance. For more information and to snag your tickets, go to sabot.org.

Friday, August 18

Tony Hinchcliffe: The Fully Groan Tour
Stand-up comic Tony Hinchcliffe brings his nationwide tour to the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. He’s best known for his weekly show and podcast, Kill Tony along with his appearances on HBO’s Crashing and Comedy Central’s Unsend. Get more information at tobincenter.org.

Tobin Center presents The Other Mozart
Discover the untold story of Nannerl Mozart, the sister of Amadeus, who was a prodigy in her own right on the stage at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. Audiences can expect a production complete with humor, musical compositions, and family dysfunction. Shows are scheduled through August 19. Go to tobincenter.org for details.

Saturday, August 19

Paper Tiger presents Chris Gethard: Franco Danger
Entertainment triple threat Chris Gethard makes a stop in San Antonio’s Paper Tiger as part of his Franco Danger tour. Gethard has gained his fanbase through a variety of avenues, including his podcasts Beautiful Stories From Anonymous People and New Jersey is the World. He is also known for his talk show, The Chris Gethard Show, which aired from 2011 to 2018. Go to etix.com for more information.

Sunday, August 20

Majestic Theatre presents Lyle Lovett and His Large Band in concert
Texan singer-songwriter Lyle Lovett and His Large Band take the stage at Majestic Theatre for one night only. Lovett comes to San Antonio in support of his 2022 album, 12th of June. For more information, visit majesticempire.com

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A punchy event at one of the world's best vineyards lets travelers make Hill Country wine

Punch Drunk

Why take your date out for a glass of wine when you can make the wine together instead? Guests can try their hand at winemaking with a significant other or bestie at one of the Hill Country's most famous vineyards on August 26. (NOTE: A former version of this article listed Grape Punch Day on August 25.)

At Grape Punch Day ($25), William Chris Vineyards will guide guests on a wine-making journey that includes the fine art of grape punching, they say. This Hye-based vineyard was recently voted 60th in the world (yes, you read that right) by the World's Best Vineyards.

You've probably seen people do it in the movies: They roll up their pant legs and stomp on grapes. There's some truth to that Hollywood trope, because grape punching actually helps separate the solid grape matter (like the skins and pulp of the grapes) from the liquid that ultimately becomes wine.

However, at Grape Punch Day, organizers say, guests will use their arms and hands instead of their feet. In addition to learning grape punching, guests will earn themselves a glass of wine and a Grape Punch T-shirt. The sessions will be led by the expert winemakers of William Chris Vineyards, who will be on hand all day to answer questions and offer guidance for every grape puncher.

The Grape Punch will take place on one day only this year, but guests have three separate times to choose from: 11 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm. This gives Central Texans a little more flexibility in driving out to the small town near Fredericksburg.

If wine punchers are hungry after trying a glass of wine or two, there's a grab-and-go food shop onsite called W.C. Provisions. For something more formal, guests may want to book a Vineyard Table Experience ($75) to extend the the day even more; get one last punch in, if you will. (It's highly recommended to book the experience in advance to ensure your spot.) This extra experience offers tastings of four carefully curated wines paired with heavy hors d'oeuvres.

For people who prefer a larger meal over appetizers, William Chris Vineyards also offers picnic lunches ($20) that include a gourmet sandwich, seasonal salad, fresh fruit, a Rambler sparkling water, and a dessert.

Every experience and tasting at William Chris Vineyards requires a reservation in advance. For more info about each experience, visit williamchriswines.com.

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Here are the top 7 things to do in San Antonio this weekend

Weekend Event Guide

Live entertainment is taking center stage at various venues across Alamo City and we’ve got the scoop on all of the action. Groove to the music of Daryl Hall with special guest Todd Rundgren, or enjoy an evening of flamenco at the Historic Guadalupe Theater. For a complete list of events, visit our calendar.

Thursday, August 10

Charline McCombs Empire Theatre presents The Juno Show
The story of Juno Birch, an alien drag queen, comes to life as a one-woman show on the Charline McCombs Empire Theatre stage. Audiences can expect a fun and bizarre journey through Juno’s many adventures with the help of slapstick songs and dancing along with her plastic puppet daughter. Tickets are available at majesticempire.com.

Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club presents Steve Byrne
Comedy Central legend and stand-up comedian Steve Byrne comes to the Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club for a three-day stint of live shows. Byrne is known for his specials for Comedy Central, Showtime, and Netflix, and has recently released his fifth special, The Neon Disease. Buy table seats at improvtx.com.

Stryper in concert with Vixen
Christian metal band Stryper comes to The Espee for an evening of electrical worship through music. The "heavenly metal" group known for over-the-top stage looks comes to San Antonio in support of their 2022 album, The Final Battle. They will be joined by special guest Vixen. Go to theespee.com for tickets.

Friday, August 11

Daryl Hall and the Daryl's House Band in concert
Majestic Theatre welcomes Daryl Hall (of Hall and Oates) and the house band from his famous restaurant and venue to the stage for one night only. Fans can expect music from Hall’s 2022 compilation album, BeforeAfter. Prolific rock songwriter, producer, and performer Todd Rundgren joins the bill as a special guest. Get tickets at majesticempire.com.

Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center presents Celebrando Tradiciones: Espíritu Flamenco
Experience a special evening celebrating the art and beauty of flamenco at the Historic Guadalupe Theater. This production features a performance by the Guadalupe Dance Company with accompanying music by Flamenco guitarist Steve Arispe, percussionist Edwardo Rios, and San Antonio cantaora (singer) Chayito Champion. Get more information and purchase tickets at guadalupe2023.eventive.org.

Sunday, August 13

Celebrando Tradiciones: Esp\u00edritu Flamenco
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See Espíritu Flamenco on August 11.

Lighthouse Artspace presents Disney Animation: Immersive Experience
Transport yourself into the cinematic wonderland of Walt Disney Animation Studios one final time at this special Lighthouse Artspace activation. Visitors can literally step into the art of films like Encanto, Zootopia, The Little Mermaid, Big Hero 6, Frozen, and more with the help of advanced projection and multimedia effects. Go to lighthouseimmersive.com for tickets and more details.

Darren Knight: Southern Momma & Friends Comedy Tour
Rising star comedian Darren Knight makes a stop in San Antonio as part of his nationwide tour. The Alabama-based entertainer rose to fame by way of his viral content, featuring his popular character, “Southern Momma.” Texans may feel a little skewered, but Knight soaked up that Southern energy in his home state of Alabama. Get more details on Ticketmaster.

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Here are the top 7 things to do in San Antonio this weekend

Weekend Event Guide

There’s no shortage of live music in the Alamo City in the days ahead, and this roundup is proof. Catch a show by Air Supply or Aleks Syntek; Musical performances continue at the San Antonio Botanical Garden and during National Day of the Cowboy. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, go to our calendar.

Thursday, July 20

San Antonio Botanical Garden presents "Lush: Twilight in the Garden"
The after-hours entertainment series at the San Antonio Botanical Garden continues. This month’s activities are inspired by the theme "Dueling Pianos" and will include extended garden hours, live music, entertainment, a signature beverage, and an array of floral displays for ambiance. For more information and to snag your tickets, go to sabot.org.

Friday, July 21

Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club presents Jay Pharoah
Actor and comedian brings new material to the Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club as part of his stand-up tour. Pharoah rose to fame due to his myriad celebrity impressions and his six-year stint on Saturday Night Live. Shows are scheduled through July 23. For table availability, go to improvtx.com.

Saturday, July 22

Briscoe Western Art Museum presents the annual National Day of the Cowboy celebration
Giddy up and get down to the Briscoe Western Art Museum to celebrate all things cowboy. The free community event will include live music in the McNutt Sculpture Garden, artist and cowboy demonstrations, crafts, a chuck wagon with cowpoke-approved eats, and much more. Attendees are encouraged to don their best Western-inspired apparel to pay homage to the cowboys and cowgirls — past and present — who influence the state’s culture and history. This event is open to the public.

Sunday, July 23

Musical Bridges Around The World presents "The Quilt: A Living History of African American Music" red carpet premiere
The Carver Community Cultural Center hosts the red carpet premiere "The Quilt: A Living History of African American Music." Attendees can explore the many music genres born and formed by African American history and culture for an afternoon of educational entertainment. For more information about the documentary film, visit musicalbridges.org. Admission to this premiere is free and open to the public.

Tobin Center presents Air Supply in concert
Rock duo Air Supply performs live at Tobin Center for the Performing Arts in support of their The Lost In Love Experience tour. They have recorded 23 studio albums throughout their nearly 50-year career and have racked up hits including “Sweet Dreams” and “All Out of Love.” Go to tobincenter.org for more information.

Aztec Theatre presents Aleks Syntek in concert
Mexican singer-songwriter Aleks Syntek performs live in concert for one night only. The “Aqui Estoy Yo” singer comes to Aztec Theatre in support of his 2021 album, Anatomía del Amor. Fehr Rivas joins Syntek as a special guest. To get tickets to this show, go to Live Nation.

Lush: Twilight in the Garden
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San Antonio Botanical Garden invites revelers for "Lush: Twilight in the Garden" on July 20.

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Here are the top 7 things to do in San Antonio this weekend

Weekend Event Guide

Silver screens and big stages are having major moments on our agenda in the days to come. Settle in for film screenings at the return of CineFestival or catch Peso Pluma in concert. Check out the top seven things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, visit our calendar.

Thursday, July 13

Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center presents CineFestival San Antonio
This year’s CineFestival San Antonio features an extended program for film fans of the Alamo City and beyond. Film festival highlights include 31 screenings, 15 feature films, and 99 short films. Attendees can enjoy a special 30th-anniversary screening of Blood In, Blood Out, directed by Taylor Hackford on opening day, and the San Antonio premiere of the documentary Going Varsity in Mariachi, directed by Alejandra Vasquez and Sam Osborn on closing night. Programming continues through July 16. Admission is free and open to all ages. For a full schedule of events and ticket information, go to guadalupeculturalarts.org.

Friday, July 14

The Great Divide in concert
Gruene Hall welcomes country music group The Great Divide to the stage. The group known for songs such as “Pour Me a Vacation” and “Never Could” comes to the San Antonio area in support of their 2022 album, Providence. Get more show details at gruenehall.thundertix.com.

Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club presents Mike Epps
Actor, comedian, and longtime entertainer Mike Epps comes to San Antonio to flex his stand-up chops. He’s best known for his role as Day-Day Jones in the Friday series and for his appearance in The Hangover, as “Black Doug.” For a full list of shows and ticket availability information, go to improvtx.com.

Saturday, July 15

The Shops at La Cantera presents the Bastille Day French Festival
Celebrate Bastille Day in full, French-inspired flair at The Shops at La Cantera. The all-day festival will feature a pétanque tournament (like bocce) of 22 Texas-based teams as the cornerstone event. Drinks and small bites from San Antonio eateries including Sur La Table, Mon Chou Chou, and Luciano’s will be available for purchase. Get a full schedule of events on frenchfestivalofsanantonio.com. Admission is free and open to the public.

Solas Dance Theatre presents A Midsummer Night's Dream
The whimsical Shakespearean play A Midsummer Night's Dream undergoes a retelling through contemporary ballet at this special production. Solas Dance Theatre performers will bring the timeless and nostalgic story to life with two consecutive shows that all ages can enjoy. For tickets and more details, visit the dance troupe's website.

Dean Z: The Ultimate Elvis in concert
Groove to the timeless top hits of Elvis Presley at this high-energy tribute concert. The Charline McCombs Empire Theatre stage will set the scene for a musical journey through Elvis’ 20-year career, including moments from his infamous Las Vegas performances of the 1970s. Fans can expect a production supported by 11-piece band with a horn section, background vocals, and video content. Get more details on Ticketmaster.

Sunday, July 16

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Charline McCombs Empire Theatre presents Dean Z: The Ultimate Elvis on July 15.

Peso Pluma in concert
Mexican rapper Peso Pluma performs live in concert at AT&T Center for one night only. Pluma is known in the Latin music industry for chart-topping songs such as “Por Las Noches” and “Chanel.” He brings his "Doble P" tour to San Antonio in support of his 2022 album, Sembrando. Select your seats on Ticketmaster.

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Here are the top 6 things to do in San Antonio this weekend

Weekend Event Guide

Live music is the name of the game in the days ahead in Alamo City and beyond. See a show by Marca MP, Gary P. Nunn, or Amanda Shired and Asleep At the Wheel. Check out the top six things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, visit our calendar.

Thursday, July 6

McNay Art Museum presents "Off the Wall: Posters as Art”
The McNay Art Museum’s exhibition showcasing the art of posters as portrayed through Art Deco techniques, graphic design, typography, and more, enters its final month on display. This selection includes posters created using modern lithographic processes, which hail from iconic poster artists including Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Aristide Bruant, and Ben Shahn. For ticket information, go to mcnayart.org.

Friday, July 7

Joey McIntyre in concert
The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts hosts singer-songwriter Joey McIntyre for one night only. The Broadway star and acclaimed entertainer makes a stop in San Antonio in support of his Solo Joe tour. Fans can expect a bevy of songs from his 40-year career and an evening of high-energy fun. For more information, visit tobincenter.org.

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Marca MP performs live in concert on July 8.

Saturday, July 8

Little Flower Basilica presents a Basilica Heritage Tour
Discover the rich history of Little Flower Basilica and the lives of its Discalced Carmelite saints during this exclusive, expert-led tour. Guests can view special areas of the basilica and receive key historical information about the hallowed site. Regular tour offerings are scheduled through November 11. Tour admission is free and open to the public.

Gary P. Nunn in concert
Country music star Gary P. Nunn graces the stage at Gruene Hall. The singer known for hit songs like “Austin Pickers” and “London Homesick Blues (Home with the Armadillo)” comes to the New Braunfels venue in support of his 2020 album, Lost & Found '79. Get tickets at gruenehall.com.

Marca MP in concert
Super popular regional Mexican group Marca MP comes to San Antonio this weekend to perform live in concert. The California-based group is best known for its blend of banda, mariachi, and ranchera styles in their songs. For more information about the show at Majestic Theatre, go to Ticketmaster.

Sunday, July 9

Amanda Shires and Asleep at the Wheel in concert
Grammy-winning artists Asleep At the Wheel and Amanda Shires come together on stage at Gruene Hall for an evening of live music. Shires will perform a special concert in honor of her dear friend and late pianist Bobbie Nelson. Fans can expect a selection of prerecorded songs from the forthcoming album, Loving You, a collaborative project with Shires and Nelson on the setlist. Get tickets at gruenehall.thundertix.com.

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Official Texas Fashion Week sashays into San Antonio with top emerging designers

BURSTING AT THE SEAMS

Few among us have the clout to sidle up to Anna Wintour on Loewe’s front row, but one doesn’t need the ear of the legendary editor-in-chief to gain fashion inspiration. As Paris Fashion Week winds down in October, the locally hosted Texas Fashion Week is just kicking off.

The annual affair — the official fashion week of the state’s emerging fashion industry — strutted into San Antonio on October 1 and will inspire through October 7 with a full slate of runway shows, educational programs, and glamorous celebrations. A collaboration between the state nonprofit Texas Fashion Industry Initiative and the Council of Fashion Designers of America, the event aims to give promising designers a chance to showcase their ideas.

KLRN’s TV studios at 501 Broadway will be the epicenter of four days of presentations highlighting inspiring new collections. The shows kicked off with a college night featuring Lillian Jenae Designs, Brøc, and Aubrey Frey Apparel, labels created by Texas university students.

“Texas Fashion Week aims to provide a platform for emerging designers to showcase their innovative designs, including students,” said Texas Fashion Industry Initiative Vice President Saige Thomas in a release. “Fashion students deserve a chance to stage their work as well, without the standard financial limitations holding them back.”

In addition to soaking in wardrobe inspiration, local fashionistas can enjoy fashion and beauty panels, a high school sustainability competition, exhibitions, and networking opportunities. An educational program on October 2 covers topics such as branding and drag.

The jam-packed days lead up to the Texas Fashion Industry Awards at the Tobin Center on October 6. A curated brunch at Kiki’s Coffee on October 7 gives gala guests one last chance to congratulate the winners.

The full schedule of events can be found at texasfashionindustry.org. A limited number of all-access and single-day passes are still available.

Comedian Chris Tucker returns to road after a decade with a stop in San Antonio

Comedy Comeback News

Comedian Chris Tucker will make San Antonio's Majestic Theatre one of the stops on his first major tour in North America since 2011, performing at the venue on Thursday, November 2.

The 33-city" Legend" Tour 2023 will kick off in Charleston, South Carolina on September 8, continuing through January 12.

This new date in San Antonio was added due to high demand, as well as a second date in Houston (November 4-5). Tucker will also perform in Irving on November 1.

"I started my career doing stand-up in comedy clubs and it's stand-up comedy that prepared me for all of my movie roles," said Tucker in a statement. "I'm looking forward to getting back to my roots. I love performing live, there's nothing like the energy of a live crowd and making people laugh."

Tucker’s career began in the early 1990s when he became a favorite on Russell Simmons’ HBO Def Comedy Jam. He is best known for his role in the Rush Hour action-comedy film franchise, as well as Friday and The Fifth Element.

He's been in only a few films since the Rush Hour series ended, but recently had a prominent role opposite Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and Viola Davis in Air.

Tickets will be available on Tuesday, October 3, at 10 am on Ticketmaster.

THE LEGEND TOUR DATES (*new show):

  • Fri Sep 08 – North Charleston, SC – North Charleston Performing Arts Center
  • Sun Sep 10 – Norfolk, VA – Chrysler Hall
  • Wed Sep 20 – Louisville, KY – The Louisville Palace
  • Fri Sep 22 – Memphis, TN – The Orpheum Theatre Memphis
  • Sun Sep 24 – Durham, NC – DPAC
  • Sat Sep 30 – Oakland, CA – Paramount Theatre-Oakland
  • Tue Oct 03 – Denver, CO – Paramount Theatre
  • Wed Oct 04 – Inglewood, CA – YouTube Theater
  • Thu Oct 05 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre
  • Sat Oct 07 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Pantages Theatre
  • Tue Oct 10 – Columbus, OH – Palace Theatre Columbus
  • Wed Oct 11 – Cincinnati, OH – Aronoff Center
  • Thu Oct 12 – Cleveland, OH – State Theatre at Playhouse Square
  • Wed Oct 18 – Philadelphia, PA – The Met Philadelphia
  • Thu Oct 19 – Pittsburgh, PA – Benedum Center
  • Sun Oct 22 – Baltimore, MD – Hippodrome at France-Merrick Performing Arts
  • Thu Oct 26 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
  • Wed Nov 01 – Irving, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
  • Thur Nov 02 — San Antonio, TX — Majestic Theatre*
  • Sat Nov 04 – Houston, TX – Bayou Music Center
  • Sat Nov 05 – Houston, TX – Bayou Music Center*
  • Tue Nov 07 – Oklahoma City, OK – Criterion Theater
  • Wed Nov 08 – Kansas City, MO – Music Hall Kansas City
  • Tue Nov 14 – Jacksonville, FL – Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts - Moran Theater
  • Wed Nov 15 – Orlando, FL – Dr Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
  • Fri Nov 17 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre
  • Sat Nov 18 — New York, NY — Beacon Theatre*
  • Wed Nov 29 – Chicago, IL – The Chicago Theatre
  • Sat Dec 02 – Indianapolis, IN – Murat Theatre at Old National Centre
  • Mon Dec 04 – St. Louis, MO – Stifel Theatre
  • Thu Dec 07 – Washington, DC – The Anthem
  • Tue Jan 09 – Toronto, ON – Meridian Hall
  • Fri Jan 12 – Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre

Hopdoddy mooves toward regenerative meats, nixing plant-based substitutes

86 the Beyond Patties

Hearty Central Texas-based chain Hopdoddy Burger Bar has unveiled a new lineup of regenerative burgers that are supposed to be better for the planet and the consumer.

The term ‘regenerative burger’ could cause a few head-scratches: Some may think of lab-grown or 3D-printed meat, while others think of plant-based alternatives but it’s neither. It is grass-fed meat, sourced a bit differently. "Regenerative farming" is a term used to describe farming and grazing practices that claim to restore and rebuild degraded soil, resulting in better-quality air and water.

Hopdoddy’s vice president of culinary Matt Schweitzer explained that it all began with with a sense of obligation to do better as a brand for the consumers and the ecosystem.

“We felt like we could really take a stand and look to move our entire supply chain in a regenerative fashion, so we could really be proud of the work we’ve done and we could hopefully leave the animals, the farmers, the ranchers, the native grasslands, and our planet a better place than before we started,” says Schweitzer.

The new menu items include the "Roosevelt Burger" with grass-fed regenerative bison; the "Nashville Hot Sandwich" with regenerative raised chicken; the "Regenerative Royale," which is a play on a classic double quarter-pounder with cheese; the "Mother Nature" with grass-fed regenerative beef; and the "Buffalo Bill" also uses regenerative bison, but appears not to be grass-fed.

The five burgers are available at all Hopdoddy locations nationwide. The beef and bison are sourced from Texas-based regenerative company Force of Nature, while the chicken is from Cooks Venture.

With this launch, Hopdoddy removes all plant-based meat substitutes from its menu, significantly reducing the options for vegans and vegetarians. The company felt the ingredients and ethos of the alternative meats — describing some such as Beyond Meats as "falsely advertised" regarding nutrition in a press release — no longer aligned with its values and mission. However, the house-made veggie patty remains on the signature "El Bandito" burger.

Schweitzer says the regenerative burgers have received positive feedback, as people are excited to know where their food comes from, how it gets to their table, and what type of impact it causes. Regarding the future of regenerative meat, he says there is no doubt it could become mainstream soon.

“I think the flavor profile, the eating experience, the story, the mission, the purpose, really speaks for itself," says Schweitzer. "So, I really think it’s a matter of time until 'regenerative' is talked about in the same way that 'organic,' or 'sustainable,' or those type of buzzwords are talked about."

To further show its commitment to regenerative agriculture, Hopdoddy is also one of the sponsors of Common Ground, a documentary about the pioneers of the regenerative movement, premiering October 4 in Austin. The "uplifting" film, according to a release, features well-known actors Laura Dern, Rosario Dawson, Jason Momoa, Woody Harrelson, Ian Somerhalder, and Donald Glover, emphasizing that this motley crew does share one thing in common: a strong belief in regenerative agriculture.

For more information about the new regenerative burgers, visit hopdoddy.com.