Events - 12 Sep 15

Pride is our community way to unite in a positive stance against violence and discrimination towards our “Family” in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, and Ally people. Our Goal is to bring awareness of unity, equality, while building a community of support. This is our second year of building this tradition in our City of San Marcos. Our timing is set to include our Texas State

New arrivals to our growing small town.

Chesiel John and Christopher Newland

Link & Pin presents local artists, Chesiel John and Christopher Newland.  John is an assemblage artist that draws inspiration from the musicians of her home island, Trinidad. Newland seeks the limits of paint and technique and also draws inspiration from the infinite potential of music.

The powerful example of industrial waste reclaimed and turned into musical instruments has steered John as she explores her artistic agenda. Even the most common of objects, discarded as no longer useful, can, in the hands of an artist, be given new purpose and offered as yet another way to examine and celebrate the joys of life.

Newland works in the fields of fine arts photography, studio painting, and independent literature. Open to new experiences, he seeks to understand the world through artistic expression.

This show is on exhibit at Link & Pin from September 3 through September 27, 2015.

Artists’ reception is September 12, 7-9p.

Link & Pin is located at 2235 East Sixth Street, #102.  Gallery hours are from 2-6, Thursday through Saturday and Sunday from 11-4p.

Chesiel John and Christopher Newland

Link & Pin presents local artists, Chesiel John and Christopher Newland.  John is an assemblage artist that draws inspiration from the musicians of her home island, Trinidad. Newland seeks the limits of paint and technique and also draws inspiration from the infinite potential of music.

The powerful example of industrial waste reclaimed and turned into musical instruments has steered John as she explores her artistic agenda. Even the most common of objects, discarded as no longer useful, can, in the hands of an artist, be given new purpose and offered as yet another way to examine and celebrate the joys of life.

Newland works in the fields of fine arts photography, studio painting, and independent literature. Open to new experiences, he seeks to understand the world through artistic expression.

This show is on exhibit at Link & Pin from September 3 through September 27, 2015.  Artists’ reception is September 12, 7-9p.

Link & Pin is located at 2235 East Sixth Street, #102.  Gallery hours are from 2-6, Thursday through Saturday and Sunday from 11-4p.

Have a HOOT! with Heckle Her

(Austin, TX) Heckle Her is proud to present HOOT! September 11th and 12th in Salvage Vanguard Theater’s studio theater. We gave Austin’s funniest musicians, comedians, and actors one very simple instruction: “Make us laugh – – with song!”

Each night of this late night musical comedy cabaret features a different line up of performers singing their silliest

originals, covers, and improvised songs.

HOOT! features performances by:

Girls Girls Girls Improvised Musicals

Megan Sherrod (Happily Ever After)

the cast of Austin Translation

Lords and Ladies

Ammon Taylor

Catalina la O

Manateeman

Sink Trash

Erik Secrest

Cami Alys

Mouth House (Jarrett King & friends)

Loose Threads

the Love Me Tinder cast

and more!

WHERE: Salvage Vanguard Theater – 2803 E Manor Rd (Studio Theater)

WHEN: September 11th and 12th, 10:30pm (show run time is about an hour)

COST: $10 (advance or at the door) Visit  http://bptx.me/7b6 or the box office one hour prior to performance to buy in person. Beers by donation.

ABOUT HECKLE HER PRODUCTIONS:

Heckle Her Productions is a process-focused production company that produces work for the stage and screen. Heckle Her aims to create bold, exciting new comedic works that “can actually sing.”

Also: Adrienne Dawes is a woman.   www.heckleher.com