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The Austin native's career spanned over 40 years. Clark’s first gig was at the Victory Grill at age 16.
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Austin City Limits Radio announced on Friday that Blues on the Green would continue thanks to increased funding from H-E-B and Austin City Council's recent resolution to support the summer event.
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The council passed a resolution that tasks city staff with finding ways to sustain live entertainment and art events, including the option to co-sponsor events and allow the sale of alcohol where appropriate.
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DAWA HQ will offer an event space, free studio time and a community base for BIPOC creatives. It will open to the public this weekend.
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The second installment, featuring Ana Barajas and Cruz del Sur, is on Sunday.
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August is filled with new releases from local artists and visits from artists on tour. From psychedelic cumbia to mariachi and regional, there is something for everyone this month in Austin.
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It seems like a simple question, with a simple answer. But there's more to it.
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The free-standing wall featuring Daniel Johnston's mural of Jeremiah the Innocent, a shrine of "Old Austin," will be integrated into new development on the Drag.
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The dance hall has been around for more than 50 years and was key in shaping Austin's music scene.
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Two-step has been around for many years and influenced by the different regions it's danced in. Austin keeps it interesting and weird, as always.