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Austin's grayDUCK gallery closes after 16 years — on founder's own terms (opens the original)
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grayDUCK Gallery invited supporters to a wake Saturday night. But there wasn’t much mourning going on inside the compact art space that had carved out a distinct niche on East Cesar Chavez. More than 100 people passed through over several hours, celebrating owner Jill Schroeder’s 16-year run since opening grayDUCK in an even smaller space off South First Street. What made the evening markedly different from many creative-space farewells in Austin was that Schroeder got to close the gallery on he
To book a venue for his show, an Austin musician sold tickets first (opens the original)
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At his first-ever headline concert in Austin, soul-rock singer Pascal Kerong'A showed little trace of jitters as he led his four-piece band through a pulsing, sweaty set at How Much?! Studios in Central Austin. But it wasn’t just his standout stage presence that made the night distinctive. Kerong’A had sold tickets before he had the venue booked. Like many emerging musicians in Austin, Kerong'A had little local ticket-sales history. He had toured with Austin songwriter Bill Callahan and later ap
Let's Fund Good festival uses concerts and album parties to raise money for Austin nonprofits (opens the original)
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A series of concerts and album parties kicking off this week will test whether Austin’s enthusiasm for live music can be turned into a new fundraising engine for local nonprofits. The ongoing Let’s Fund Good festival will stage 12 events at small and midsized clubs across the city between Friday and Aug. 30. Admission to each event is $10, with all proceeds going to the 24 participating nonprofit groups. The lineup includes six concerts featuring Austin artists and six dance parties built around
Austin's Downtown Commission proposes 'green room' at church to support local musicians (opens the original)
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On a typical weekday afternoon, Smoot Fellowship Hall at Central Presbyterian Church downtown might be hosting a refugee support program, preparing a meal for people experiencing homelessness or serving another community group. Under a proposal being pitched to Austin leaders, the space could take on a different role after dark, serving as a “green room” where musicians can eat, answer email, store gear and prepare for a gig at one of dozens of nearby venues. The green room proposal is part of a
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