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Walker Lukens' Election Confession
Four nights of candidate confessionals with musician Walker Lukens. Mon., Oct. 15, features Chari Kelly at noon, and Julie Oliver at 6pm. Tue., Oct. 16, features Joi Chevalier at noon, and Sheryl Cole at 6pm. Wed., Oct. 17, features Judge Gisela Triana at noon, and Vikki Goodwin at 6pm. Thursday guests TBA.Mon.-Thu., Oct. 15-18; noon & 6pm
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Born Enslaved: The WPA Recordings
An ACC History Symposium on research into the WPA Slave Narratives to examine what these stories and recordings teach us about slavery and the Jim Crow South.Thu., Oct. 18, 7-9pm. Free. -
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Certification 101 for Minority and Women-Owned Businesses
Small business owners interested in local government contracts should attend this workshop by the city's Small & Minority Business Resources Department.Thu., Oct. 18, 11am-noon. Free.Small & Minority Business Resources, 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd. -
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El Buen Samaritano Mobile Food Pantry
A mobile food pantry providing emergency food assistance to families with financial limitations. Fresh produce, cooking help, and nutrition education available. No appointment is necessary.First and third Thursdays, 9am-noon.Del Valle Community Center, 3518 FM 973, Del Valle -
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Laura for Mayor Early Vote Rally
Mayoral candidate Laura Morrison is hosting a campaign fundraiser at Threadgill's World Headquarters less than two months before the venue closes its doors for good.Thu., Oct. 18, 5:30-7:30pm -
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Pocket Park Scooter Tour With Lime
Explore East Austin's pocket parks by scooter, guided by a city of Austin forester. Participants must be 16 years or older.Thu., Oct. 18, 5:30-7:30pm. 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.
