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Come Celebrate the 6th Annual Fall Festival Mehregan in Austin! Join us for to Celebrate Mehregan — the ancient Persian festival of friendship, love, and gratitude — right here in Austin! Since 2017, the Persian Fall Festival has brought the sights, sounds, and flavors of Persia to the heart of Texas. This year will be […]
A black cultural festival with an extravagant natural hair show, live music and dance, soul food, band performances, black owned business vendors and financial literacy workshops in honor of the Crown Act, the legislation that made natural hair discrimination against people of color, illegal. This project is supported in part by the City of Austin […]
During Embodied Cyanotype Narratives, attendees will be able to share their personal and family stories through intergenerational conversations, oral storytelling, and group mural making. This event is open to all ages. The intergenerational conversations portion of this program is best suited for adults and children aged 10+. For younger children, we will have alternate children’s […]
Community Voices Workshop – FREE! Register for FREE here: https://CommunityVoicesApril26.eventbrite.com Try something NEW, CREATIVE, and FUN! We are seeking curious, willing COMMUNITY MEMBERS to participate in the development of our new project Here. Now. premiering May 1-3. No experience necessary, and it’s FREE! Open to VISITORS of Austin too! Come meet ATX community members and participate! […]
Austin Edf Share BACK REZA SARLAK CHAHARSHANBEH SURI MAR 18 . FARHOOD ADDRESS: 8401 Cameron Road, Austin, TX 78754 PRESENTED BY: Austin Iranian Professionals Association (AustinIPA] DATES: March 18, 2025 LIVEON STAGE LOCATION: Asian American Resource Center 4SHANBE TIME: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM PRICE: $0-$10 SURI DJ ALIREZA 6-10PM Visit Website Edf Share DETAILS […]
A collection of mixed media collages each service as a visual love letter to the past, present, and future. Enriched by the voices of women from immigrant families, who contributed powerful and personal mantras of love and community.