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Beto's Birthday Bash!
Celebrate Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke's 46th birthday with a fundraiser to get him elected. Beto beer on sale for $4.60 and on-site voter registration. For more on the midterm elections, see our ongoing coverage at austinchronicle.com/elections.Wed., Sept. 26, 5-8pm. Free. -
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Austin B-Cycle for All Signup
Learn more about the B-Cycle for All program – available to residents with a household income of less than $28,500 per year who are not full-time students. Through the program, low-income residents can get an annual membership for $5.Wed., Sept. 26, 3-4pm. Free.Dewitty Job Training and Employment Center, 2209 Rosewood Ave. -
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Austin Code: Boat Dock Registration Program
Boat dock owners are now required to properly address and register their dock with the city. Now through Sept. 30, owners can take advantage of the current grace period as there's no cost to register at this time.Through Sun., Sept. 30 -
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Brides March
A protest in memory of Gladys Ricart, who was killed by her ex-partner on her wedding day on Sept. 26, 1999. Ricart is one of thousands of women killed by intimate partner violence. March in solidarity to end domestic violence. Organized by Black Lives Matter.Wed., Sept. 26, 6-8pmPecan Springs Park, 3100 Rogge Ln. -
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Central Texas Democratic Forum
Hear from the Austin City Council candidates for Districts 8 and 9. RSVP via email.Wed., Sept. 26, 11:45am-1pm -
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City Council Member Greg Casar Meet & Greet
The District 4 CM discusses aging in Austin with folks from Parsons House Austin Independent and Assisted Living.Wed., Sept. 26, 10:30-11:30am. Free. -
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Council Districts 1 & 3 Candidate Forum
The city's many chambers of commerce invite residents to learn more about the City Council candidates for Districts 1 and 3.Wed., Sept. 26, 5:30-7pm -
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Crystalbrook Flood Wall Meeting
Discussion of the Crystalbrook Flood Wall and Central Texas' likelihood of severe weather as indicated by the National Weather Service's Atlas 14 study.Wed., Sept. 26, 6:30pm -
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Diversity in Tech: Elevating Women of Color
Networking, cocktails, and a panel on diversity in the industry, hosted by Bumble Bizz and General Assembly. Bumble profile required for admission.Wed., Sept. 26, 5:30-8pmWeWork, 801 Barton Springs Rd. -
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Draft Unveiling of Mobility and Safety Recommendations
Austin Transportation Department hosts the third of four open houses to collect resident feedback on proposed recommendations to repair Davis Lane from Brodie Lane to West Gate Boulevard, and Leo Street to Manchaca Road.Wed., Sept. 26, 4:30-6:30pmCowan Elementary School, 2817 Kentish Dr., 512/841-2700 -
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Facing Racism: Art & Action Symposium
Here's a daylong symposium with artists, curators, and scholars discussing the role of the arts in addressing racism – with a keynote by Aruna D’Souza. Note: We're posting this early, so you can register now.Thu., Sept. 27, 9am-8pm. Free. -
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Small Business Financing Workshop
An info session with Sue Malone on current trends in accessing capital for small-business owners.Wed., Sept. 26, 5-8pm. Free. -
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Taking it to the Streets: A Visual History of Protest and Demonstration in Austin
The Austin History Center's latest exhibit spotlights local efforts to create social change over the decades, including the Civil Rights and Women's Liberation movements. Residents are invited to upload personal photos of recent marches and rallies for inclusion.Through Oct. 28. Free.
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