The Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo March 12-27. A 501(c) 3 non-profit organization, The Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo contributes over $1.5 million annually to the youth of Texas with the help of over 2,000 volunteers, donors and sponsors. Through its acclaimed Livestock Show, Fair, and Rodeo, the Star of Texas continues to work towards the advancement of its mission, Promoting Youth Education - Preserving Western Heritage. The Star of Texas delivers superior entertainment to the community while boasting an economic impact that exceeds $54 million annually. Staying true to the official sport of Texas, the Star of Texas is proud to host the worlds 6th largest indoor, regular season ProRodeo known as Rodeo Austin. Come back to austin.com soon for more on the The Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo and the history and culture around it.
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The Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo March 12-27. A 501(c) 3 non-profit organization, The Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo contributes over $1.5 million annually to the youth of Texas with the help of over 2,000 volunteers, donors and sponsors. Through its acclaimed Livestock Show, Fair, and Rodeo, the Star of Texas continues to work towards the advancement of its mission, Promoting Youth Education - Preserving Western Heritage. The Star of Texas delivers superior entertainment to the community while boasting an economic impact that exceeds $54 million annually. Staying true to the official sport of Texas, the Star of Texas is proud to host the worlds 6th largest indoor, regular season ProRodeo known as Rodeo Austin. Come back to austin.com soon for more on the The Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo and the history and culture around it.
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| 22 Questions With Jesse sublett |
Jesse sublett has been a musician and media writer in Austin for as long as I can remember. Our paths first crossed back in the early 1980s, when an old girlfriend Geneveve Glidden turned me onto them. Their energy was immediately addictive and they were one of my favorite Austin bands to see live. Years later,our kids went to the same school for a spell, and our paths crossed again. I have worked in surgery over the past 13 years to support my musical career, and our paths crossed again, as I know his ENT surgeon,Dr. Melba Lewis, quite well from many cases we scrubbed together at Childrens Hospital.Small world. Awhile back I caught his Murder Ballads act that he does with Jon Dee Graham,and recommend you do,too... it's not like anything else in town,and that's saying alot. |
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