UPDATE: NEW LOCATION The May 18, 2024 Fix-It Clinic has been moved from Carver Branch Library to the Chestnut Community Center at 1183 Chestnut Ave, near the corner of Chestnut Ave. and N. Pleasant Valley Rd. The building is located within Rosewood Neighborhood Park near...
Preservation Austin and the City’s Equity-Based Preservation Plan invite the community to join us for our rescheduled Block Party celebrating the vibrant Black history of the Rogers-Washington-Holy Cross Historic District! Join the fun on Saturday, May 18 from 12-4 PM on Givens Avenue in East...
Cultivate Mental Wellness, Embrace Serenity, and Find Balance while Honoring Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage & Mental Health Awareness Month with BRAVE Communities! We invite you to celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage and Mental Health Awareness month in May. Step into a sanctuary of...
District 9 residents—let's eat breakfast tacos and chat about what's important to you! I'll be hosting Taco Tuesday on May 21st at 8:00am at Veracruz All Natural (at The LINE Hotel). Hope to see you there! Not sure which Council district you live in?...
Join Central Health, the driving force behind equitable healthcare in Travis County, in a conversation about how we're helping more people get the healthcare they need. You'll hear from the Central Health Board Chair, the President & CEO, and other health leaders - as they...
Love games shows, cake, and getting involved in your local community? Join KUT, The Austin Common, Good Politics, and Austin PBS for "The Price Is Right?: How The City Of Austin Spends Your Money" on Tuesday, May 21st from 6pm to 8pm at Austin PBS...
The TxDOT project to rebuild and lower I-35 allows the City of Austin to propose caps over portions of the highway and connect East and West Austin. Join us for our Virtual Webinar and tell us what you'd like to see on I-35 caps. Hosts...
How do you think about civic duty? Do we have responsibilities as citizens? Are they optional? Join KUT News and 1A's Jenn White for pre-event networking and a live conversation exploring how our individual civic duty contributes to how well our democracy works. The conversation will...
As we continue to navigate homelessness in District 5, my office is organizing a community meeting to discuss the efforts the City is making to address homelessness, to hear from the neighbors, and discuss how we can provide these necessary services across the City. I...
Throughout the year, TEMPO on the Trail artist Juliet Whitsett will collaborate with artists and organizations to integrate eco-focused art installations into her 2024-2025 Really Small Museum – Eco (RSME) project, situated at the Holly Trail. Through a series of creative exercises, we will explore...
