NOTE: We're expecting a big crowd, so please refer to this parking map to make things easy. 

If you're just getting to this page now....we'll, the party's in full swing. But that doesn't mean you can't be a part of the action. You can donate to the ACLU of Texas here. They're doing incredible work fighting for freedom and liberties for every human being. Simple enough mission, right!

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It's been a wonderful year for Articulture! But not so much for many in our community. So we'd like to mix our Anniversary Party with a little helping hand.

It's a celebration, so, first thing's first, come have a fun night at one of Austin's most unique boutiques/galleries/venue spaces. Plus:

• - Two sets from Akina Adderley & The Upper East Side!! (see below for more info)
• - Complimentary beer and wine (c'mon, it's a party after all)
• - Tina & the Traveling Photo Booth
• - Food trucks will be on site 
• - More details and excitement to come....

As we're having fun, let's raise some funds of the Texas chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union. While there's no cover and free booze, we will be requesting a $5 suggested donation to ACLU of TX. So if you can afford it, please contribute, as 100% of the donations are going straight to ACLU of TX. 

Plus, Articulture is donating 10% of all sales all day -- and since we're staying open -- all night. 

AKINA ADDERLEY

Akina Adderley, known for her "rich, emotive pipes" and effortlessly weaving between soul, jazz, and rockin' R&B, is bringing her new quintet the Upper East Side to Articulture's outdoor stage.

Nicknamed “the little woman with the big voice,” vocalist, songwriter, and bandleader Akina Adderley was born into music; it is etched into her like the tattoo of a family crest. Her father (Nat Adderley, Jr.), grandfather (Nat Adderley), and garnduncle (Cannonball Adderley) represent jazz and bandleader royalty. And Akina has carried the family crest effortlessly while stamping out a sound that's completely her own.