From screen printing to baking, read about six business updates in the Dripping Springs area.
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Dixie Tint Pros
The Dixie Tint Pro team offers window tint services for cars, homes and businesses with a variety of finishes and coatings. Local Paul Wargo also owns a location in Lakeway.
Those looking to unwind, release tension and relieve stress can now book an appointment at Soul Retreat Spa. The spa offers services to treat a variety of issues, including neck, head, back, knee, hip and leg pain; fibromyalgia; chronic pain; tennis and golf elbow; and Sciatica pain.
Manager Jennifer Lou gathered with friends and community members to celebrate the grand opening of the business. (Sienna Wight/Community Impact)Coming soon
A physical location of Drip Swag Shop is coming to Dripping Springs. The 1,700 square-foot storefront is slated to be completed on April 1. Drip Swag Shop sells apparel and accessories for all things Dripping Springs, from school to Christmas merch. Owner Katie Walker said Drip Swag Shop will expand offerings to include personalized gifts.
Target is opening a 145,000-square-foot store near the Belterra neighborhood, in between CVS and Dripping Springs Racquet Club. The store is set to anchor The Village at Dripping Springs, which sits on a 26.45-acre lot, with space for additional stores and parking.
In the news
The team at Abby Jane Bakeshop celebrated five years in Dripping Springs in January. The bakery serves fresh quiches, pastries, sandwiches and loaves made from flour milled on-site.
Abby Jane Bakeshop opened in Dripping Springs in 2021. (Sarah Hernandez/Community Impact)Relocations
Act 3 Screenprinting
The business has relocated from its previous location at 2400-B Highway 290 West, Ste. 6. Act 3 offers screen prints t-shirts, bags and other swag. Local owner Tony Mathis has lived in Dripping Springs for over 40 years, according to the website. The business’ name reflects Mathis’ third career, moving to something more creative after years of being a builder and mortgage banker.
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