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The Electric Company is the brainchild of Jason Hicks, former Director of Events at the recently revamped Rare Magazine.

The Electric Company is the brainchild of Jason Hicks, former Director of Events at the recently revamped Rare Magazine.

Capital Metro has been partnering with Trammell Crow to help make this transit-oriented development a great success and we would love to see you at the party!

This will be a fun event hosted by Rare Magazine featuring live music, a scavenger hunt, and lots of giveaways, including the chance to win six months of free rent.

Capital Metro will also have a table inside one of the live/work spaces to share information about our future MetroRail service and extensive bus services that converge at this location.

Please join us!

The folks at WOXY.com, the formerly Ohio-based internet radio station now sharing digs with ME-TV, will host Canadian indie rockers Broken Social Scene at the Seaholm Power Plant 10 p.m.

Oct. 2. It is co-sponsored by Rare Magazine.

Three hundred people will be let into the plant for the show, which recalls Big Black’s final performance at the Georgetown Steamplant in Seattle.

(Something tells me this one will be less noisy.)

Rare Magazine’s 2nd annual “Rarest of Them All” awards will be held this Wednesday, June 3rd at the Long Center for the Performing Arts, from 6-10 p.m.

The “Rarest of them All” issue, on stands now, highlights Austin’s favorite local businesses and people.

The awards ceremony for the winners will be brimming with complimentary booze, food, music, and even fireworks after dark hosted by Wolf Stuntworks.