Please join us on Sunday, November 1st, for the annual installation of photos of artists in the community who have passed away. Honorees include Steve Bruton, Bud Shrake, John Magee, Tina Marsh and others to be announced at the installation. The event will begin at 7:09pm. Candle lighting when the time seems right. Live music will be provided by Corpus Christi band Rockville Blues. Refreshments will be served. Reminder: no parking at the Museum; please park on Collier Street and walk to the Museum. For more information, call Henry Gonzalez at 440-8318.SOUTH AUSTIN MUSEUM OF POPULAR CULTURE 2004–2010
The South Austin Museum of Popular Culture opened its doors to the public on March 15, 2004, as part of a citywide poster event during SXSW. It incorporated as a Texas nonprofit in 2005 and received 501(c) status in 2006. In 2010, it became the South Austin Popular Culture Center and launched a new website. The original site, designed by the Museum's founding president, Bill Narum, is preserved in his memory.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Fandango de los Muertos
November 1, 2009
Please join us on Sunday, November 1st, for the annual installation of photos of artists in the community who have passed away. Honorees include Steve Bruton, Bud Shrake, John Magee, Tina Marsh and others to be announced at the installation. The event will begin at 7:09pm. Candle lighting when the time seems right. Live music will be provided by Corpus Christi band Rockville Blues. Refreshments will be served. Reminder: no parking at the Museum; please park on Collier Street and walk to the Museum. For more information, call Henry Gonzalez at 440-8318.
Please join us on Sunday, November 1st, for the annual installation of photos of artists in the community who have passed away. Honorees include Steve Bruton, Bud Shrake, John Magee, Tina Marsh and others to be announced at the installation. The event will begin at 7:09pm. Candle lighting when the time seems right. Live music will be provided by Corpus Christi band Rockville Blues. Refreshments will be served. Reminder: no parking at the Museum; please park on Collier Street and walk to the Museum. For more information, call Henry Gonzalez at 440-8318.