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Monday, Oct. 17, 7 p.m., Cactus Cafe. KUT-FM announces a forum on musicians' health care to launch "Get Involved: Forums," a new series promoting civic discourse on key issues in Austin.

Seating is limited; RSVP to http://musichealth.eventbrite.com/. The forum will consist of a panel of community leaders from local non-profits HAAM (the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians) and SIMS Foundation, along with local musicians and health-care professionals.

KUT 90.5, together with NPR Music, will present the debut performance of the new album by Austin-based band Okkervil River, webcast live tonight from the legendary Cactus Cafe in Austin.

The show will stream on both video and audio at KUT.org and at NPRmusic.org at 6 p.m. A limited number of tickets are available through on-air…   » Continue Reading

Steven Counts Mary Gauthier
Friday, September 10
The Cactus Cafe (2247 Guadalupe Street)
$17 at the door; $14 UT students with ID

In a rare exemption to the Cactus Cafe’s usual “pay at the door” rule, a limited number of five-night passes for Butch Hancock’s “No Two Alike” will go on sale tomorrow, July 22, at 10 a.m. at Texas Box Office outlets — online at www.texasboxoffice.com and at the Frank Erwin Center and participating H-E-Bs.

Friday, July 16, 5 p.m., Cactus Cafe. The celebration of ideas continues as Science in the Pub reaches a fever pitch this summer.

The event brings fascinating presentations on science and technology to the casual environment of UT's Cactus Cafe.

Attendees are invited to buy a beverage, grab a seat and dive into the world of science with unprecedented access to the scientists.

Presenters are encouraged to break out of their mundane slide-by-slide shoptalk and deliver their most passionate ideas to the audience.

This week Science in the Pub features Sheril Kirshenbaum and Lindsay Patterson.

Friday, July 9, 5 p.m., Cactus Cafe. The celebration of ideas continues as Science in the Pub reaches a fever pitch this summer.

The event brings fascinating presentations on science and technology to the casual environment of UT's Cactus Cafe.

Attendees are invited to buy a beer, grab a seat and dive into the world of science with unprecedented access to the scientists.

Presenters are encouraged to break out of their mundane slide-by-slide shoptalk and deliver their most passionate ideas to the audience.

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Citing KUT Radio's experience in the music industry, the prospects for financial stability and support from student leaders for the plan, The University of Texas at Austin has created a partnership with the university's public radio station to continue and enhance the operation of the Cactus Cafe.

In making the announcement, Vice President for Student Affairs [...]

Members of SaveTheCactusCafe.org filed legal documents today to create a 501(c)(3) non-profit, Friends of the Cactus Cafe, to support community...

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