From a new audiology office to a pilates studio, read about six business updates for the Dripping Springs area.
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Southern Roots Boutique
The boutique opened in downtown Dripping Springs this month, selling apparel, boots, accessories and more. The business hosted a grand opening celebration with live music by local artist Thomas Babiak, according to a Facebook post.
Hear in Texas
Local and veteran-owned by Sally and Carlos Miranda, Hear in Texas offers a range of services, including hearing assessments, cognitive screenings, cochlear implants and tinnitus management.
Beerburg Beer Garden
Beerburg Events opened a new, outdoor space featuring native landscaping this May. The business hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce on May 28th and held grand-opening events throughout the weekend. The beer garden is open 2-8 p.m. on the weekends.
Beerburg Beer Garden opened on May 28th with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Courtesy Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce)Drip Swag Shop
Drip Swag Shop gained a physical storefront near Dripping Springs this spring after two years of e-commerce. Drip Swag Shop provides a range of apparel and accessories, from hair scarves and hats to holiday-themed collections.
Relocations
Dripping Sweat relocated to a new space within the Meta Mixed Martial Arts building this spring. The business originally opened in 2025, with rented spaces and pop-ups around the area. While the business still participates in pop-up events, Owner Nevin Spinosa said she is grateful to have a more permanent space.
Dripping Sweat offers mat pilates and barre classes near Dripping Springs. (Sienna Wight/Community Impact)Closings
Desert Door Distillery
The Desert Door Texas Sotol distillery quietly closed its doors in April. The business has not issued an official statement about the closure, so it is unclear whether it plans to reopen. Events have been canceled, and the business does not appear to have any employees, according to a previous representative for the company.
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