Estilo Communications, established in 1989, is an Austin-based public relations, community outreach and strategic planning agency with deep roots in the community.
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- Founded:
- June 2009
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2 of 3 albumsSee All
Press Conference in support to Sotomayor (July, 2009)Created about 5 months ago
East Riverside Master Plan Meeting (June 09)Updated about 5 months ago
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Events
2 past eventsSee All
- New exhibit to feature works b...
Dog House Studios
Saturday, October 17 at 12:00pm - East Riverside Master Plan
ACC Riverside
Thursday, June 25 at 6:00pm
Source: www.austin360.com
A blog about the Austin music scene, the Live Music Capital of the World., The promised explanation of what’s happening at 93.3 just arrived (the staff at the former hip-hop station was let go earlier this week). ...
Source: kut.org
Hundreds of people came out to celebrate the “African American Cultural Heritage District.” Photo by Julie Moody.
Source: www.austincc.edu
Austin Community CollegeAfrican-American Cultural Center3401 Webberville Rd.Building 2000, Room 2133Austin, Texas 78702Phone: (512) 223.5166
Source: www.austin360.com
Around the arts. On the streets., Cultural and community leaders today celebrated the official designation of a portion of East Austin as a State of Texas Cultural District Designation Austin’s African American district was selected by the Texas Commission on the Arts as one of seven...
Source: www.arts.state.tx.us
Texas Commission on the Arts home page - TCAnet. The Texas Commission on the Arts provides grants, information, and services in support of the arts and cultural industry in Texas.
Houston Style Magazine » Austin Receives State Designation for African American Cultural Heritage Di
Source: www.stylemagazine.com
Austin residents are celebrating the launch of the African American Cultural Heritage District (AACHD) on Nov. 17 at the George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center at 1165 Angelina St. The event is from 10:30 a.m. ...
Source: www.statesman.com
Before baseball legend Jackie Robinson broke color barriers, he was a second lieutenant at Fort Hood who frequently visited East Austin to talk to the Rev. Karl Downs. Downs, president of Samuel Huston College at the time, recruited Robinson to coach the
Source: www.statesman.com
In the few months since she's been here, Austin schools Superintendent Meria Carstarphen has heard a lot about the city's reputation. Most Educated. Most fit. Fastest growing. Coolest. But, in her State of the District address Tuesday, Carstarphen reveale
