October 12, 2025 - 01:52

Angela Mathews and Chris Barias proudly opened the Keep Looking Shop just over a year ago, marking a significant addition to East Austin's vibrant community. Nestled along East 12th Street, adjacent to El Tigre Coffee, this unique establishment stands out as Austin's sole magazine shop. The duo has created a space that promotes a more thoughtful approach to media consumption, offering a carefully curated selection of independent magazines and zines that reflect diverse voices and perspectives.
The shop fosters a sense of community by hosting events and discussions that encourage patrons to engage with the printed word in meaningful ways. With an emphasis on supporting local artists and writers, Keep Looking Shop has become a cultural hub for those seeking to explore the richness of print media. As they celebrate their first anniversary, Mathews and Barias remain committed to their mission of promoting conscious consumption and creating an inviting environment for all who enter.
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