March 30, the Urban Music Festival will be at Auditorium Shores. Check out info while you listen to our Spotify playlist: http://bit.ly/ZZrD9j

(Photos clockwise from top by Laura Skelding, Ricardo B. Brazziell and Deborah Cannon)

3.20 Austin360 Foodie Highlights:

• Aquaponics farms awash in promise — and, farmers hope, profits: Using fish and pool-bound plants, three local farms are changing the way food is grown. For more pictures, check out our gallery here.
  
  
• Doughnuts for breakfast — and lunch, dinner, dessert, too, at Gourdough’s: The new brick-and-mortar take on the popular food truck puts a doughy spin on dining out. 
  
  
• Broyles: Baker combines love of sweets, nutrition in signature banana bread: A Culinary Institute of America-trained baker shares her secrets. 
  
  
• In Austin, eat your way across Africa: At restaurants and food trailers, African cuisine feeds a town hungry for international variety.
  
  
• Restaurant Jezebel attempts to blaze its own fine dining trail in Austin, but makes some missteps along the way: After a devastating fire in 2010, the restaurant is back, this time with only 8 tables and no menu.
  
  
• Broyles: Longtime blogger publishes second food book, ‘Austin Chef’s Table.’: Addie dishes on Poco Cocoa’s Crystal Esquivel and shares a few recipes. 
  
  
• Brian Malarkey’s Searsucker to open in former Maria Maria space this spring: The ‘Top Chef’ finalist’s restaurant will feature “a re-imagined twist on classic new American dishes.”
  

Our Austin360 writers pick their favorite music of SXSW 2013. Read more while you listen to our playlist!

(Top photo by Rodolfo Gonzalez; Middle Row photos by Jay Janner; Bottom Row photos by Ashley Landis for Austin American-Statesman)

SXSW Music Day 5 (the final day): Relive the star-studded finale of this year’s festival, and check out some video of up-and-comers: 

• Saturday in pictures: Check out all of our staff photos from all of our Saturday coverage, or take a look at our individual galleries of Justin Timberlake, Prince, Smashing Pumpkins, South by San Jose, and the Statesman’s own Rock the Lot.
  
  
• JT rocks the Copper Tank: It may have been one of the hardest tickets in town to get, but our Chad Swiatecki reviews Justin Timberlake’s secret show.
  
  
• Prince closes with a bang: The Purple One takes the stage in a marathon set, one of the most unforgettable of the festival. 
  
  
• Macklemore & Ryan Lewis at it again: Proving to be SXSW workhorses, the duo closed their whirlwind week at the Austin Music Hall.
  
  
• Bonus Macklemore: The interview:  The men behind “Thrift Shop” dish about record labels, their recent success and humble beginnings on a Radio Shack karaoke deck.  
  
  
• SXSW interview with Las Cafeteras: The folky seven-piece band collective sits down with Austin 360. 
  
  
• A Day At The Mohawk: Our photographer Rodolfo Gonzalez captured 24 hours at the Mohawk during SXSW when Iggy Pop played
  
  
• Video acoustic sets: We caught up with several artists on the street who performed for us: Israeli/Ethiopian artist Ester Rada; Black Violin; and freestyle rapper Mastermind