The South Austin Popular Culture Center is pleased to announce the current special exhibit featuring the gig posters and art prints of Lindsey Kuhn . One of the most talented artists of his generation, Lindsey has created a large body of work over the past 20 years. He designed many of the posters advertising band that performed at the Austin club Emo's. Most of the artwork featured in this exhibit was created for venues here in Austin, Texas. Exhibit dates: May 5th 2012- June 9th 2012

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1.4PeyDre

Peyote Dreams

From now until February 18, come check out Ken Featherston’s 1974 mural “Peyote Dreams.” The approximately 20-foot long mural was …

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1.5VanBro

Van Brooks Photographs: What I’ve Seen

If you weren’t able to come out to the opening, you can still get a glimpse into the past with …

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2.2ATrToA

A Tribute To Antone’s

Antone’s Home of the Blues opened in 1975 at 6th and Brazos in downtown Austin, Texas. Clifford Antone loved the …

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3.1PunPio

Punk Pioneers: Austin’s early punk scene

The South Austin Popular Culture Center opens its next exhibit Punk Pioneers Saturday, May 14th at 7:09 p.m. with a …

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6.1SpeExh

Special Exhibit & Tribute: 2 Austin Music Icons

During the summer of 1970, Austin’s first successful psychedelic music club, the Vulcan Gas Company, closed. In August 1970, the Armadillo World Headquarters opened. Both venues made dramatic changes to Austin’s culture.

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8.1LasDan

Last Dance At The ‘Dillo Video Series

The Armadillo World Headquarters’ final night of performances was Dec. 31, 1980. The last concerts featured Commander Cody, Bill Kirchen, Jerry Jeff Walker, Kenneth Threadgill, Asleep at the Wheel and more.

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This video is from the Austin, Texas episode of the documentary series ONE SQUARE MILE and features South Austin Popular Culture Center. You can watch the series and learn more about this video by going to the series website at www.onesquaremile.tv