Once a cornerstone of a Mexican American neighborhood, Palm School may find new life as alumni and community members work to reimagine its role in Austin. New oral history project helps document its past.
While sale of school forced a change of address, the Native American Cultural Center proves its community remains intact.
Comic book conventions and events like MexAmeriCon and BIPOC Pop in Austin help boost growing network of Latine illustrators who are expanding representation in comics through borderland stories and bold new voices.
A “Taste of History” event at the French Legation State Historic Site explored how 19th-century French techniques and Mexican ingredients combined to create a staple that still sweetens Austin mornings.
Cada mes, en el centro de Austin, personas de diferentes religiones se reúnen para orar, cantar y solidarizarse con las familias migrantes que buscan seguridad y dignidad.
From powwows to potlucks, Austin’s Native American Cultural Center builds a place for belonging and cultural healing in its new East Austin space.
The newly-designated cultural district highlights Austin’s Mexican American history while paving the way for public art, heritage programming and a more visible presence downtown.
