7th Annual AFF Film & Food Party, benefitting the Young Filmmakers Program
Wednesday, October 21st
Driskill Hotel (604 Brazos St.
)
$85/$70 for AFF Members
[info ] | [tickets ]The Austin Foodie scene has truly exploded over the last couple of years, exposing our growing metropolis to so many opportunities to eat tasty food and drink delicious drinks.
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