I live in Buda, and I’ll be the first to admit that my city doesn’t always make the best first impression. As Interstate 35 wends its congested path southwest of Austin, passersby may experience this fast-growing suburb as merely rows of fast-food joints, industrial warehouses, and gas stations that dot the highway. But if you take a little time to explore, you may be surprised to learn that Buda has a historic downtown so picturesque, there’s now an entire weekend dedicated to painting scenes of it every year.Buda sits on the eastern edge of the Texas Hill Country, rich in history and culture, yet it still has the unfair reputation as a commuter town for wannabe Austinites. In fact, it’s been a thriving community for…
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