Friday 06

PUBLIC EDUCATION AND IMMIGRA­TION REFORM MARCH Gather at the south steps to give an F to Texas’ U.S. legislators. 10:45am-12:45pm. Texas State Capitol. www.educationaustin.org.

INTERACTIVE VOTING Party hardy in support of voter registration. 7pm. The Gatsby,
708 E. Sixth. Free.
www.facebook.com/events/ 633627230028389.

Saturday 07

SOUTH AUSTIN COMBINED NEIGH­BOR­HOOD PLAN OPEN HOUSE City planning team votes on final recommendations for the neighborhood plan. 9am. Cunningham Elementary,
2200 Berkeley. Free.
www.austin
texas.gov/department/south-austin-combined-neighborhood-plan
.

FAIR TRADE CHRISTMAS MARKET Do good with your
holiday shopping dollar. 10am-6pm. For the City Center,
500 E. St. Johns. Free.
www.forthecity.org/market.

Sunday 08

AN EVENING WITH WILL ALLEN Agricultural leader discusses sustainability and food policy. VIP tickets include reception with live music and local food. 7pm. Stateside at the Paramount, 719 Congress. $35, $100 VIP. www.austintheatre.org.

Need Health Coverage? The Austin Public Lib­rary and Eastside Community Connec­tion help you navigate healthcare.gov with certified enrollment assist­ants. 2:15-5:45pm. Little Walnut Creek Branch, 835 W. Rundberg.

Monday 09

CodeNEXT HOUSEHOLD AFFORDABILITY DISCUSSION Give input on how a revision of the Land Development Code can promote affordability. 6-8pm. Neighborhood Housing & Community Developm’t Office, 1000 E. 11th. Free. www.austintexas.gov/codenext.

TRAVIS COUNTY CANDIDATE FORUM Democratic candidates for Judge and Pct. 2 Commissioner hash it out. 6-9pm. The North Door, 502 Brushy. Free.

STAND WITH TEXAS DISCO Join the Lilith Fund as they honor their volunteers. 7:30-9:30pm. Location sent to ticket holders. $10. www.rally.org/txdiscoparty.

Ongoing

CHANGES IN HEALTH CARE: Have Your Questions Answered and Get Enrolled Trained volunteers help you figure out which insurance plan works for you. Through Dec. 15. Various locations (see website), 512/610-7374. Free. www.insurecentraltexas.org.

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