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Lauryn Gould performed at the now shuttered Spider House Cafe in 2019 for Honk TX band Bat City Brass Band.

COURTESY KELLY WEST

Austin musicians cope with wage, venue changes

pay has not kept pace with Austin’s cost of living and more local venues are closing doors, some reopening as event centers or bars that don’t oer live music.

Gould, a born-and-raised Austinite, has dedi- cated her life to music and to “creating moments of collective eervescence with the community.” Gould said her choice to pursue music full time has not come without trade-os, as the average gig

BY KATY MCAFEE

On any given night, local musician Lauryn Gould is playing the saxophone, ute or singing at a gig with one of the 18 bands she’s part of.

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Also in this issue

Impacts: Locally owned bao food truck opens downtown (Page 8)

Election: Find out who’s on the ballot this March (Page 13)

Events: Rodeo Austin, Amplify Austin Day and more (Page 17)

Community: Explore our local Summer Camp Guide (Page 21)

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Impacts

BY AMANDA CUTSHALL & KATY MCAFEE

NORTH AUSTIN

Golden Eye Chocolates’ treats are all handmade in small batches with flavors ranging from classic to unique. • Opened Jan. 27 • 3010 W. Anderson Lane, Ste. E, Austin • www.goldeneyechocolates.com 3 The Rose Bakery Award-winning pastry chef Julie Myrtille opened a second bakery in the Austin area highlighting French, American and English treats. The Rose Bakery offers scratch-made goods, such as breads, canneles, madeleines, crepes, macarons and more. • Opened Dec. 17 • 10000 Research Blvd., Ste. 123, Austin • www.therosebakery.com 4 Oasis Face Bar The facial spa offers customizable, targeted skin care services, such as sculpting, deep cleansing, dermaplaning, brightening and more, in addition to light therapy options, brow and lash tinting, and waxing. • Opened March 1 • 10000 Research Blvd., Ste. 254, Austin • www.oasisfacebar.com

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7 Verdad True Modern Mexican Local Chris Perry, founder of Carve American Grille, opened Verdad True Modern Mexican in late 2023 at The Grove. Verdad serves Mexican dishes, such as Oaxaca filet with cherry mole, seared sea scallops with huitlacoche caviar, salmon segueza and many others. A full bar is also available and features curated cocktails designed to pair with the food. • Opened Dec. 11 • 2701 Perseverance Drive, Austin • www.verdadtruemodernmexican.com

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5 Emancipet The nonprofit veterinary care provider will open a low- cost dental and surgery clinic. • Opening in April • 1030 Norwood Park Blvd., Ste. 316, Austin • www.emancipet.org

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8 The Austin Chronicle The local news organization relocated its headquarters from 4000 N. I-35 due to the I-35 expansion project.

Now open

• Relocated in late January • 1000 E. 40th St., Austin • www.austinchronicle.com

1 Suzi’s Chinese Austin restauranteur Suzi Yi returned from retirement to open Suzi’s Chinese in the former Old Thousand spot, offering Chinese meat and vegetarian dishes. • Opened Jan. 19 • 4805 Burnet Road, Austin • www.suzischinese.com 2 Golden Eye Chocolates Owner Lynde Mitchell and co-founder Jess Morrisey offer a mixture of European and American chocolate.

Relocations

6 Mirror Mirror Nearly 13 years after opening at 4410 Burnet Road, Austin, local Martha Lynn Kale relocated the business. Mirror Mirror offers coloring, blowouts and haircuts. • Relocated Feb. 2

Closings

9 Citizen Eatery The plant-based restaurant, owned by Aimee and Michael Moyer, closed after seven years in business. • Closed in December • 5011 Burnet Road, Austin

• 2721 Perseverance Drive, Austin • www.mirrormirroraustin.com

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Impacts

prosciutto, handmade pastas, halibut acqua pazza and duck cont. • Opened Dec. 1

Now open

• 314 Congress Ave., Austin • www.ginasoncongress.com

3 The Guest House The restaurant serves New American dishes and “Alice in Wonderland”-inspired cocktails. • Opened in February • 110 San Antonio St., Austin • www.welcometgh.com 4 AM Radio Pilates The studio oers private and small-group Pilates classes including classical reformer classes and others for a mixture of experience levels. • Opened Dec. 4 5 Sushi Roku The California-based sushi restaurant serves an extensive sashimi list, rolls and several entrees. Japanese beer and whiskey, handcrafted cocktails and sake are also available. • Opened Feb. 16 • 405 Colorado St., Austin • www.sushiroku.com • 902 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin • www.amradiomode.com

8 Bunboy Donald Mullikin opened the food truck which serves several types of hand-rolled bao buns featuring butter chicken, braised pork belly, short rib and fruit alongside sides including mac and cheese, Brussels sprouts and egg rolls. • Opened Feb. 2 • 610 N. I-35, Austin • www.bunboyaustin.com

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Downtown/West Campus

of 2400 Grove Blvd. The company will move into nearly 100,000 square feet of space in the RiverSouth oce tower just south of downtown. • Move-in date TBA • 401 S. First St., Austin • www.tel.com

Coming soon

Now open

6 Arriba Abajo Rooftop Cantina Arriba Abajo Rooftop Cantina will replace the shuttered Wax Myrtle’s and will oer food, drinks and events in an indoor dining room and on the rooftop pool deck. • Opening in March • 506 San Jacinto Blvd., Ste. WM, Austin • www.arribaabajoatx.com

1 Little Swedish The Swedish Hill spin-o is now open and oers sandwiches, snacks and coee. • Opened Feb. 14 • 1128 W. Sixth St., Austin • www.swedishhillaustin.com 2 Gina’s On Congress The French-Italian-inspired bistro replaced the former La Traviata spot late last year. Gina’s serves snacks, sweets, and plates such as steak tartare, shrimp and

Closings

9 Las Bis and Luminaire The dining concepts from chef Steven McHugh operated for a year before closing. Hotel representatives said new dining concepts will be announced soon. • Closed Jan. 1 • 721 Congress Ave., Austin

Relocations

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2 FS8 The Australian fitness studio will open its first location in the United States this March. FS combines Pilates, toning and yoga to create 50-minute workouts designed to target both physical and psychological well-being. • Opening March 2 • 3601 S. Congress Ave., Austin • www.fs8.com 3 Lala’s South Pole Christmas-themed bar Lala’s Little Nugget will open a second location called Lala’s South pole this spring. The new spot will have a full-service kitchen, a large patio with views of the Greenbelt, and the same jolly service and eclectic atmosphere as the original location,

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6 Yeni’s Fusion After initial success with her first food truck on Burnet Road, chef and owner Yeni Rosdiyani opened her second Yeni’s Fusion on West Oltorf Street—across from Phoebe’s Diner. Yeni’s Fusion South Austin offers Indonesian fusion options, such as chicken porridge, coconut soup with smoked brisket, and teh botol—a sweetened Indonesian jasmine tea—to wash it down. • Opened Jan. 5

representatives said. • Opening this spring

• 3008 Davis Lane, Austin • www.lalasaustintexas.com

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Relocations

4 Jim’s Smokehouse BBQ Austinite Brad Yerkes has relocated his food truck from Spicewood to The Picnic food truck park in the Barton Springs area. The family-owned business offers baby back ribs, pulled pork sandwiches, brisket tacos and more. • Opened Jan. 19

• 510 W. Oltorf St., Austin • www.yenisfusion.com

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Closings

• 1720 Barton Springs Road, Austin • www.jimssmokehousebbq.com

7 South Austin Comedy Club Located within Last Stand Brewing, the comedy club announced via social media that its last show would be in December. Representatives for the club said they are interested in reopening but are having difficulties finding the right venue and, as of press time, have no timeline. • Closed in December

Now open

1 Toasty Badger The 1970s-themed neighborhood eatery from Lobos Hospitality serves classic American diner fare inspired by the team’s family recipes. Menu offerings include breakfast staples, such as French toast, pancakes, omelets and eggs Benedict, as well as sandwiches, salads and dessert. • Opened Jan. 26 • 2206 S. Congress Ave., Austin • www.loboshospitality.com/toastybadger

In the news

5 Barton Springs Bathhouse Renovations to the 75-year-old facility began mid- February and are will be closed through spring 2025. Improvements will include upgrading mechanical, electrical, plumbing and drainage systems. The exterior will also be updated with landscaping and pool entrance projects. • 2131 William Barton Drive, Austin • www.austintexas.gov

• 7601 S. Congress Ave., Bldg. 6, Austin • Facebook: South Austin Comedy Club

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Impacts

BY AMANDA CUTSHALL & KATY MCAFEE

2 Project Disco Scott Withers, James Benson, Paola Segovia and Gustavo Ortega Oyarzun, owners of Visitant Social Club and Progress Coffee + Beer, opened the speakeasy at Progress Coffee + Beer. The location transforms into Project Disco every Wednesday through Saturday, offering cocktails and entertainment.

Now open

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• Opened Nov. 10 • 3421 I-35, Austin • Instagram: projectdiscoatx

3 Shh Room ATX Locals Jonathan Richards and Keith Daly opened the east side bar in late 2023. Shh Room ATX specializes in cocktails—both alcoholic and zero-proof—and offers sandwiches by Swayze’s Sandwich Parlor. • Opened Oct. 18 • 908 E. Fifth St., Ste. 107, Austin • www.shhroomatx.com 183

7 Dainty Dillo South Austin bar Armadillo Den opened a second location in the former Tillery Bar and Kitchen space. The new spot offers salads, chicken sandwiches, Texas cheesesteak and desserts. Draft cocktails, beer and seltzers are also available. • Opened Feb. 27 • 3201 E. Cesar Chavez St., Austin • Instagram: daintydillo

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4 Chalmer’s The team behind Armadillo Den and Murray’s Tavern will open an ice house in the former Shell gas station. Chalmer’s will have an in-house restaurant and will feature two large patios, live music, fire pits, and two on-site food trucks. • Opening in late March • 1700 E. Cesar Chavez St., Austin • Instagram: chalmersatx 5 Chuy’s Tex-Mex The Austin-based Tex-Mex chain will open a new location in the Mueller neighborhood. Chuy’s serves made-from-scratch tacos, burritos, enchiladas and more using handmade tortillas. • Opening spring • 2027 Aldrich St., Austin • www.chuys.com

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East Austin

The shop offers haircuts and color for men, women and children. The local chain is owned by Michael Portman

and Jayson Rapaport. • Relocated March 1 • 1401 E. 6th St, Austin • www.birdsbarbershop.com

Now open

1 Palm Pizza The team behind Bufalina and Bufalina Due opened a New York-style pizzeria. Palm Pizza specializes in thin-crust pizzas cooked in gas ovens, sandwiches and salads. A selection of wines, beers and nonalcoholic drinks are also available. • Opened Dec. 6 • 1701 E. Cesar Chavez St., Austin • www.palm.pizza 71

Closings

8 Easy Tiger East Seventh The bakery and beer garden will close this spring as a result of rising costs founder David Norman said. • Closing in late April • 1501 E. Seventh St., Austin • www.easytigerusa.com

Relocations

6 Birds Barbershop The barbershop relocated from 1107 E. 6th St., Austin.

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Government

BY ELLE BENT & BEN THOMPSON

Council pushes for climate investment plan City Council voted to prioritize new sustain- ability and environmental investments to address slow progress on Austin’s Climate Equity Plan and resilience eorts. A closer look A resolution passed Feb. 15 directed city man- agement to seek community input and outline the investments needed to fulll several adopted city plans related to the environment. The Climate Equity Plan outlines 74 strategies like greenhouse gas reduction and support for community-led initiatives. Austin’s $5.47 billion scal year 2023-24 budget includes $385,000 in one-time funding for climate plan recommendations. Council member Ryan Alter said a goal of the eort is to look at how city ocials can budget for specic investments toward climate.

Austin police contract remains in limbo A year after negotiations between Austin and the local police union fell apart, police ocers continue working under temporary pay and benets as city ocials hope to restart talks for a deal. The context In February, City Council approved a stop- gap ocer pay package valid through next March and voted to spend up to $250,000 on anticipated negotiations with the Austin Police Association. The outlook for a new city-APA meet and confer agreement remains tied to voter-ap- proved police oversight provisions enacted last year. A lawsuit led against Austin leaders in late 2023 claimed those policies aren’t fully being carried out, while some police representatives oppose the changes.

"We as a city have made a lot of plans with a lot of great environmental goals

for reducing our impact on the climate but in too many instances have failed to make the investments needed to meet those goals or just, quite frankly, [have been] falling short" RYAN ALTER, COUNCIL MEMBER

Funding could come through increased utility rates, general fund spending, or new bonds. Despite city sta recommending council pause on bond elections until 2026, Alter said the matter is too pressing to wait another two years. What’s next A public hearing will take place May 30 regard- ing the city’s climate investments. A location and time are to be determined.

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Election

BY KATY MCAFEE

Voter Guide

2024

To view the full list of all contested state and national candidates, visit www.communityimpact.com/voter-guide. Only candidates in contested elections are included. Visit county election websites for information on uncontested races.

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R Republican

D Democrat

*Incumbent

D Steven J. Keough D Thierry Tchenko Railroad commissioner

R Gina Parker Court of Criminal Appeals judge, Place 8 R Lee Finley R Michelle Slaughter* Local elections Travis County district attorney D José Garza* D Jeremy Sylestine Travis County justice of peace, Precinct 5 D Ornela Deseta D Tanisa Jeffers D Rick “Rico” Olivo* District judge, 353rd Judicial District D Susana Castillo D Madeleine Connor* D Sherine Thomas State representative, District 19

Dates to know

Feb. 5: Last day to register to vote Feb. 20: First day of early voting March 1: Last day of early voting March 5: Election day

R Christie Clark R Chris Corner R Christi Craddick* R Corey Howell R James “Jim” Matlock R Petra Reyes D Bill Burch D Katherine Culbert Texas Supreme Court justice, Place 2 D DaSean Jones D Randy Sarosdy Texas Supreme Court justice, Place 4 R John Devine* R Brian Walker Texas Supreme Court justice, Place 6 D Bonnie Lee Goldstein D Joe Pool Presiding judge, Court of Criminal Appeals R Sharon Keller* R David J. Schenck Court of Criminal Appeals judge, Place 7 R Barbara Parker Hervey*

Where to vote

Any voter can cast a ballot in the Republican or Democratic primary, but not both. Travis County residents can vote at any polling location during early voting or on election day. Visit www.elections.traviscountytx.gov

Sample ballot

State elections U.S. Senator R Ted Cruz* R Holland “Redd” Gibson R R.E. “Rufus” Lopez D Aaron Arguijo D A. “Robert” Hassan D Carl Oscar Sherman D Colin Allred D Heli Rodriguez Prilliman D Mark Gonzalez D Meri Gomez D Roland Gutierrez

R Kyle Biedermann R Manny Campos R Ellen Troxclair* D Dwain Handley D Ach Vance

SOURCES: TEXAS SECRETARY OF STATE/COMMUNITY IMPACT

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Real estate

In the Central Austin market, the majority of ZIP codes saw a drop in home sales year over year for January. Residential market data

Number of homes sold

January 2023

January 2024

+66.7%

-59.26%

-33.33%

-3.45%

-22.22%

-14.29%

January 2023

January 2024

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78702

78703

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78757

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-36.36%

-20%

+200%

+15.38%

78701

78702

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Central Austin

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$690,000 $682,900 $1,154,000 $815,000 $372,500 $637,500 $595,000 $959,000 $800,000 $499,000 $1,037,500 $899,000

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$300,000-$499,999

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Events

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BY AMANDA CUTSHALL

McKalla station opens near Q2 stadium The McKalla station on CapMetro’s Red Line, which runs from downtown Austin through the central and northwest portion of the city and to the city of Leander, opened Feb. 24. The $58.8 million project was under con- struction for about a year and a half, and will now allow for better access and connectivity to Austin FC soccer games at Q2 stadium. The station marks one of the rst pro- grams completed by Project Connect, a multibillion-dollar plan passed by voters in November 2020 to rethink and expand Austin’s transportation infrastructure. The line’s existing Kramer Station will be decommissioned sometime after McKalla station opens.

TxDOT faces lawsuit over I35 expansion project As the Texas Department of Transportation gears up to break ground on its I-35 expansion in Central Austin, the organization now faces a lawsuit over the project. In a nutshell The lawsuit, led Jan. 26, brought forth by activist groups Rethink 35 and others argues that TxDOT did not fully examine the negative environmental impacts the project could have and did not consider alternative highway designs. It also alleges that TxDOT failed to seek public comment after extending the project limits and did not nd a replacement area for a portion of Waller Beach Park that will be seized. City and county ocials have asked TxDOT to pause until further environmental review was completed; however, TxDOT promptly denied both requests.

Mutual Love Rest Fest Members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community will come together at the alcohol-free, family-friendly festival for music, games and interactive spaces. • March 16, 2-7 p.m. • Free, $10 suggested donation • FutureFront, 1900 E. 12th St., Austin • www.mutual.love Poe: A Tale of Madness Ballet Austin will oer an Edgar Allan Poe-themed set of performances based on a combination of Poe’s stories and life, accompanied by Austin Symphony Orchestra. • March 22-23, 7:30 p.m.; March 24, 3 p.m. • $15-$99 • The Long Center, 701 W. Riverside Drive, Austin • www.balletaustin.org/performances/poe NASCAR at COTA The NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR Xnity Series and NASCAR Craftsman truck series will return to Circuit of The Americas, with qualifying rounds March 22 and the races happening March 23-24. • March 22-24, times vary • $25-$79 (adults), free-$10 (12 and younger) • Circuit of The Americas, 9201 Circuit of The Americas Blvd., Austin • www.nascaratcota.com

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“This is a project designed with the community and for the community. We have carefully followed and even exceeded the environmental and

Amplify Austin Day Founded by the nonprot I Live Here I Give Here, Amplify Austin’s 24-hour event returns to connect participants with other organizations. Local businesses and foundations partner and provide incentives or match participant’s donations. • March 6-7 • Donations accepted online • www.amplifyatx.org South by Southwest Conference & Festivals Each year, professionals and fans from around the world converge in Austin to attend various musical performances, lm and television screenings, art exhibitions, and more for SXSW. • March 8-16, times vary • Prices vary

legal requirements to advance this project.” MARC WILLIAMS, TXDOT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

What’s next Despite the denial by TxDOT, Rethink 35 ocials said the organization is not ready to give up. The group has already reached half of its $20,000 fundraising goal to help pay legal fees, and it is encouraging other activists to join Rethink 35’s lings by signing a form. “Whatever happens with I-35 now will shape our region for at least the next century. We simply can’t aord to get this wrong,” the group said in a statement to Community Impact .

Rodeo Austin The nonprot provides rodeo competitions, such as bull riding, mutton busting, barrel racing and more. Each night ends with live music by various artists. • March 8-23; 7 p.m. (Mondays-Saturdays), 3 p.m. (Sundays) • $30 and up • Travis County Expo Center, 9100 Decker Lake Road, Austin • www.rodeoaustin.com

• Central Austin • www.sxsw.com

Spring Break Austin ISD students and teachers will be o for spring break, and will return to school March 18. • March 11-15 • www.austinisd.org

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Austin musicians cope with wage, venue changes From the cover

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Venue closings Over a dozen businesses that showcased live music in Austin closed in the past decade.

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Austin City Council has taken action dozens of times to support the local music scene since its famed 1991 resolution that proclaimed Austin as the Live Music Capital of the World due to its abundance of venues and artists. However, employees at the Red River Cultural District, a nonprofit focused on retaining 12 downtown live music venues, said more financial support is needed from the city to preserve Austin’s live music scene. In late January, the district formally requested an immediate $200,000 in funding from City Council to improve Red River’s marketing efforts, support venues and maintain the districts’ two annual events: Hot Summer Nights and Free Week.

The funding would also go toward conducting an analysis of how the local arts scene boosts the city’s economy. The request comes as dozens of Austin venues have either shuttered or stopped offering live music, and musicians are saying the average gig pay is making it difficult to make ends meet. This trend was backed by the 2022 Austin Music Census, which revealed 84% of music people want to continue working in Austin, but only 64% said they will continue living in the Austin metro area. The census also found local musicians are playing fewer gigs per month on average compared to the 2014 census.

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SXSW artist pay per gig In July 2023, SXSW approved its first pay bump for band and solo artists in over a decade.

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struggles to find ways to regulate how private venues or organiza- tions pay artists, including during the South by Southwest Confer- ence & Festivals. Artists playing at SXSW events successfully lobbied for a small pay bump last summer, though members of the Austin-based band Half Dream say it’s still not enough.

Gould said a city program that offers $200 an hour per musician for city-sponsored events has helped her negotiate better deals. However, a musician would be fortunate to play two or three city-sponsored events a year, said Anne-Charlotte Patterson, Austin Music Commission vice chair. Aside from city events, Patter- son said the music commission

Gould said average gig pay in Austin often depends on factors outside the band’s control, such as how many drinks the bar sells. “I’ve put together these series that go really well, and people are so excited about them,” Gould said. “But then at the end of the day, it just doesn’t continue [because they] didn’t sell enough booze.” Though gig pay can be uncertain,

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of their lives. He said the program has also encouraged more artists to pursue their music careers in Austin knowing they have their health care expenses covered. “We’ve helped mitigate some of that impact of affordability, but we can’t solve it altogether,” Scott said. “Housing is a larger issue that’s going to take a community effort.”

Amid a tough climate for local musicians, Health Alliance for Austin Musicians, or HAAM, offers free health insurance to over 3,000 local musicians, about 75% of whom earn less than $25,000 a year. HAAM CEO Paul Scott said the program has saved local artists from paying thousands of dollars worth of health care bills that might have stayed with them for the rest

Austin leaders have several plans in the works to help local venues and artists keep making music. On Feb. 16, organizers for Blues on the Green announced it was back on, weeks after it was cancelled due to costs. H-E-B and city of Austin officials stepped in to help. Additionally, council member Natasha Harper-Madison put forth a resolution Feb. 15 to support the

city’s music ecosystem, like co- sponsoring more live music events. “Our vision is that the future generations of Austinites will get to experience live music events and traditions that are the fabric of our uniquely Austin quality of life.” Harper-Madison said. Council will take up Red River’s funding request Feb. 29, after press time.

“I wish I could say there’s this amazing thing in the works that’s going to help musicians make what would be living wage in Austin, Texas. I think right now there just isn’t.” ANNE-CHARLOTTE PATTERSON, AUSTIN MUSIC COMMISSION VICE-CHAIR

HAAM saves the average musician $7,308 a year in health care costs

HAAM has served over 6,700 musicians since it was founded in 2005

HAAM saved Austin musicians an estimated $15.5 million on insurance costs in 2023

SOURCE: HEALTH ALLIANCE FOR AUSTIN MUSICIANS/COMMUNITY IMPACT

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Camp Guide

2024

Austin Eco Bilingual School Type: academics / day Ages: 5-8 Dates: May 28-Aug. 30 Cost: $280-350 per week

Families and caregivers looking for camps for their children have a number of options to choose from in the Austin area. This list is not comprehensive.

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• 8707 Mountain Crest Drive, Austin • www.austinbilingualschool.com Austin Film Festival’s Summer Film Camp Type: art Ages: 9-18 Dates: June 3-July 26 Cost: $275-$495 per week • 901 Trinity St., Austin • www.austinfilmfestival.com/sfc Austin Parks and Recreation Summer Camps Type: art / day / sports Ages: 5-15 Dates: June 3-Aug. 9 Cost: $140-$220 per week • Locations vary • www.austintexas.gov/summercamp Austin Playhouse Type: art / day Ages: 4-13 Dates: June 10-28

All Saints’ Episcopal Day School Type: academics / art / day Ages: 3-6 Dates: May 28-July 19

Cost: $600-$750 per week • 209 W. 27th St., Austin • www.allsaintseds.org The Art Garage Type: art / day Ages: 5-15 Dates: May 28-Aug. 9 Cost: $90-$379 per week

Austin School of Rock Type: art / music Ages: 6-18 Dates: May 27-Aug. 9 Cost: $300-$625 per week • 9600 S. I-35, Austin

• 5501 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin • www.theartgarageaustin.com ATX Ballers Summer Basketball Camps Type: day / sports Ages: pre-K through ninth grade Dates: May 28-Aug. 8 Cost: $180-$340 per week • 6100 Berkman Drive, Austin • 7050 Village Center Drive, Austin • 126 W. Oltorf St., Austin • www.atxballers.com ATX Kids Club Type: art / day Ages: 4-12 Dates: May 28-Aug. 30 Cost: $475 per week

• 2525 W. Anderson Lane, Ste., 138, Austin • www.schoolofrock.com/music-camps/austin

Cost: $195-$595 per week • 405 W. 22nd St., Austin • www.austinplayhouse.com Austin Youth Fitness

Badgerdog Creative Writing Summer Camps Type: academics / art / day Ages: grades 3-12 Dates: June 3-July 26 Cost: $400-$550 per week • Locations vary • https://austinlibrary.org/creative-writing-camps-2024

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