Austin’s Art in Public Places Program is celebrating 30 years with a big Party for the People on Sunday, Nov. 15 from 2-4 p.m. at their iconic public art space: Open Room Austin (a.k.a. that giant picnic table near the Seaholm Power Plant). This event is free, open to the public and family-friendly. At this party you can enjoy tunes from Yes Ma’am Brass Band, see the butterfly bike from Austin Bike Zoo, get refreshments from local businesses & more.
For 30 years, Arts in Public Places has provided Austin with a unique identity that makes our town special. AIPP has commissioned over 200 public art pieces — many which you’ve seen, but might not have realized it — in all 10 of Austin’s districts! AIPP’s mission to bring art to the people isn’t just a hope, it’s a reality. Want to know more about the programs? Visit the AIPP website.
RSVP to attend the party here!
To keep up with details about the Party for the People, check out their Facebook event page.
Have fun!
