Thursday 19
REPUBLIC SQUARE PARK MASTER PLAN UPDATE Consultants have been working on a redesign of one of Downtown’s three remaining historical squares. Come hear the latest and weigh in. 6-8pm. Ballet Austin, 501 W. Third. www.austintexas.gov/republicsquare.
Saturday 21
AUSTIN CALL TO ACTION Discussion group of Catholics affiliated with the Call to Action national movement. 10am. Little Walnut Creek Library, 835 W. Rundberg, 906-1268. tom4peace@austin.rr.com.
APL PRESENTS MUSIC FOR KIDS Austin Music Division and Austin Public Library present a six-week summer concert series. This time: Lucas Miller. 2pm. Faulk Central Library, 800 Guadalupe. Free.
Monday 23
EARLY VOTING starts today and runs through Friday, July 27, for the July 31 primary run-offs. See our complete coverage at austinchronicle.com/elections.
Development Review Training The city’s Planning and Development Review Department offers a series of sessions to educate the public on the development process and the Land Development Code. First up: Development Information Search. 11am-12:30pm. One Texas Center, 505 Barton Springs Rd., Room 325. RSVP to Lynn.Tozser@austintexas.gov, or to 974-2698.
Tuesday 24
APD COMMANDERS FORUM The Austin Police Department wants to discuss issues and concerns with the residents and business owners from Region IV: Southwest and Southeast Austin.
6:30-8:30pm. Clinton Hunter Substation, 404 Ralph Ablanedo Dr., 974-8241.
Barton Creek Bridge Hearing The city is developing plans for a bike/pedestrian bridge over Barton Creek at MoPac, and will hold a public briefing for the Parks and Recreation Board. 6pm. City Hall Boards & Commissions Room, 301 W. Second.
Ongoing
SAVE TEXAS SCHOOLS PETITION Tell state leaders it’s time to stop underfunding our schools and overtesting our kids. Add your name and help keep Texas smart! www.savetxschools.org.
This article appears in July 20 • 2012.