Omarosa Still Can’t Come to The Cookout
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Black Films Coming to the Big Screen: August Spotlight
byCapital City Black Film Festival is proud to bring you this monthly highlight of films with Black casts, Black crew and telling Black stories. Here’s…
Ready to do “all the things”: Natasha Harper Madison Runs for City Council
byNatasha Harper Madison’s campaign theme is Innovative, Capable, Collaborative Leadership. With these traits, this former “trash bag kid” is ready to not only prove…
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byPrivacy Policy Your privacy is important to us. Because we gather certain types of information about you when you visit our site, we want…
Austin Mosaic Awards Announces Nominees and Honorees
byThe Austin Mosaic Awards has announced its list of nominees in the categories of large, mid-size, small, and startup. It is also announcing two…
Black Films Coming to the Big Screen: July Spotlight
byCapital City Black Film Festival is proud to bring you this monthly highlight of films with Black casts, Black crew and telling Black stories. Here’s…
It Goes Down In My Granny’s Kitchen
byIn the south of Austin, you can find one of the city’s most delicious soul food trucks. My Granny’s Kitchen, located at 7800 S….
Roosevelt Weeks: Head of Austin’s Public Library System
byRoosevelt Weeks, the director of the Austin Public Library, sees the 23-branch system not as a group of facilities, but as a resource that reaches into the community to help people make positive changes in their lives.
Six Square: Cultivating Emerging Artists
byThis summer, Six Square is proud to present a new music series named Musical Explorations featuring new artists of color who specialize in performing…
Black Films Coming to the Big Screen: June Spotlight
byCapital City Black Film Festival is proud to bring you this monthly highlight of films with Black casts, Black crew and telling Black stories. Here’s…
Telling Our Stories for 45 Years: Tommy Wyatt and The Villager Newspaper
by“Somebody gotta be first.” That attitude explains how Tommy Wyatt ran for Travis County Commissioner twice in the 60s, even though a black person…
An Audience with The Queen
byWe last chatted with the comedy legend Sommore during her 2011 performance in Austin. As she prepares to return to the Capitol City –…