Wed
22
Jan
Show 6:30PM
Ends 8:30PM
If it's Wednesday... than it's time to get happy. And it's time for Warren. Our weekly shows on Wednesdays with Warren Hood are just the thing you need to get you through the week.
Warren is our neighbor here in South Austin. He's also an ABGB regular. We count ourselves as pretty lucky to have one of our city's best musicians living so close... and even luckier that we get to put him and his stellar band to work bringing us his unique swinging Texas roots pop. We've nicknamed the shows as being "All Good In The Hood".
Wednesdays are happy hour all night all long with a $1 off pints and reduced prices on pitchers.
So, come over. We're going to be having a real good time... and we're going to be dancing. We want you here.
Fri
24
Jan
Show 9PM
Ends 11PM
The New Tribe brings its high energy, rhythmic, original music to The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Co. Their songs incorporate elements of 60s and 70s rock, reggae, jazz, funk, country, soul and psychedelia. Their music has been compared to The Beatles, Grateful Dead, Fleet Foxes, The Band, Wilco, Soulhat and The Jayhawks but ultimately it is quite distinctive and unique.
Sat
25
Jan
Show 9PM
Ends 11:45PM
ABGB Debuts!
The ABGB is stoked to feature the best emerging talent from all corners of the Austin live music scene. The monthly series will feature a 3-band bill of our newest favorites making their ABGB debuts. Come over and sample a flight of our latest tasty selections. No cover, all ages.
Being Dead 11p
Spirit Ghost 10pm
the infinites 9p
.
Sun
26
Jan
Show 4PM
Ends 7PM
We call it the Sunday Best... because there's no better place to be on a Sunday afternoon than with us at The ABGB.
Lucas Hudgins & the first cousins will be here for all your honky-tonking needs. Hudgins refuses to call what he does "Classic Country" because he says that makes it sound like its gone. And Lucas is proof that it's not. Listening to him sing with deep and smooth confidence, it's evident how alive and fresh the sound can be. Timeless, that's what it is.
"Texas Roots meets snakeskin boots."
- Austin Chronicle
Hang out under the trees.
Drink some beer (that's all made here).
Hug your friends.
Have a sandwich... or a slice or two.
Swing your partners.
That's the Sunday Best.
Tue
28
Jan
Show 6PM
Ends 8:30PM
The ABGB, as part of The Hell Yes Project, is teaming up with the Central Texas Food Bank on the last Tuesday of the month for an evening of volunteering at the food bank's warehouse.
There are a few changes in the new year. The first change is we're having to pull "beer" from "Volunbeer." We're no longer allowed to bring beer to the food bank. That being said, we'll still be giving all Hell Yes Project volunteers a "Slice of Love" to use at The ABGB. Second, the shifts are going to be longer. The longer shift really helps the food bank maximize what is done and helps them more than the shorter shift. The new shift time is 6-8:30pm
We look forward to a new year of last Tuesdays with all you awesome Hell Yes Project volunteers and hope to meet some new folks this year too!
Join us for a cooperative effort in giving-back, and unwinding! Claim your spot here: https://cafb.volunteerhub.com/lp/hellyesproject/
Wed
29
Jan
Show 6:30PM
Ends 8:30PM
If it's Wednesday... than it's time to get happy. And it's time for Warren. Our weekly shows on Wednesdays with Warren Hood are just the thing you need to get you through the week.
Warren is our neighbor here in South Austin. He's also an ABGB regular. We count ourselves as pretty lucky to have one of our city's best musicians living so close... and even luckier that we get to put him and his stellar band to work bringing us his unique swinging Texas roots pop. We've nicknamed the shows as being "All Good In The Hood".
Wednesdays are happy hour all night all long with a $1 off pints and reduced prices on pitchers.
So, come over. We're going to be having a real good time... and we're going to be dancing. We want you here.
Fri
31
Jan
Show 8PM
Ends 10PM
Get here early and put a beer in you hand... in time for the Honky Tonk stylings of our house band.... Little Mikey and The Soda Jerks.
Based in Austin, Little Mikey and the Soda Jerks started in June of 2004. They've since released 4 full-length albums. Their latest effort, Conoco Club, is for sale at their shows.
Amos Buchanan Lowe- pedal steel
Travis Austin Norman- electric guitar
Michael Clark DeLeon- vocals, acoustic guitar
Morgan Weeks Stinson- bass, backing vocals
Aaron Samuel Ward- drums
Free show. No cover.
Tell your friends. See you here.
Sat
01
Feb
Show 9PM
Ends 11PM
9p Kev Bev
Indie Funk R&B band, Kev Bev, was founded in 2014 by multi-instrumentalist front man, Kevin Collins. The Austin,TX collective released their sophomore studio album “Love Lemonade” in 2018 and celebrated with a second European tour. Kev Bev elates audiences with uptempo dance grooves, melodic vocals, and exciting live shows. Memorable original songs are influenced by rhythm and blues classics like Sly and the Family Stone and modern indie pop favorites like Arcade Fire. Their nostalgic and refreshing original show energizes audiences around the world.
Wed
05
Feb
Show 6:30PM
Ends 8:30PM
If it's Wednesday... than it's time to get happy. And it's time for Warren. Our weekly shows on Wednesdays with Warren Hood are just the thing you need to get you through the week.
Warren is our neighbor here in South Austin. He's also an ABGB regular. We count ourselves as pretty lucky to have one of our city's best musicians living so close... and even luckier that we get to put him and his stellar band to work bringing us his unique swinging Texas roots pop. We've nicknamed the shows as being "All Good In The Hood".
Wednesdays are happy hour all night all long with a $1 off pints and reduced prices on pitchers.
So, come over. We're going to be having a real good time... and we're going to be dancing. We want you here.
Fri
07
Feb
Show 9PM
Ends 9PM
Hilary claims to a 70s singer/songwriter stuck in the present. We dig that. Hilary was born in Houston, Texas. It was while hitchhiking through Europe that Hilary wrote her first song. She has been playing shows since 2000 in Austin, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, New York, and Spain. She's released two albums, "The Moon" and "In The Dark", which have generated strong reviews and significant airplay on both sides of the Atlantic.
Sat
08
Feb
Show 9PM
Ends 11PM
FREE SHOW AT THE ABGB!
The Deer + Sydney Wright
At the start of the decade, Austin’s The Deer arrived after an ampersand—they were the loose accompaniment behind Grace Park, a promising folk singer with a wounded sense of wonder. In the years since, Grace Park has become Grace Rowland and folded both her name and her cotton-wrapped soprano into The Deer, a quintet that pairs fiddle and piano with sharp but understated lead guitar. Across three albums, they’ve glided between various mixtures of folk and rock, sliding up and down the continuum between Mazzy Star’s skyward wanderings and Grace Potter’s torchy soul. They’ve succeeded mostly in jam-adjacent circles, filling festival lawns with hooks rippling through a narcotic haze.
But The Deer’s fourth album and debut for Keeled Scales, Do No Harm, feels like the bleeding edge of a breakthrough, a country-rock dream machine somewhere between a jolt and a drift. The best of these 10 songs drape tapestries that could have been lifted from Beach House’s practice space across songs that occupy a space adjacent to folky musicians like Hiss Golden Messenger. Paisley keys, scrambled electronics, and warped mandolin lines soften the edges of would-be anthems, giving off a kind of omnipresent glow.
Order vinyl LPs and CDs of their newest album Do No Harm at https://thedeermusic.bandcamp.com/
Find more at www.thedeermusic.com
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Sydney Wright has been writing songs for over a decade. While her huge voice often gets her compared to pop darlings like Sara Bareilles, there’s a darker, more experimental edge to her work. Drawing heavily from hip-hop rhythms, with loops of piano, guitar, beatbox, and doo-wops, Wright creates a sonically complex, live-looping, one-woman show all her own. With bandmates, her performances can range from a duo to quartet with an amalgamation of live-loops and fully produced arrangements representing her first solo album, ‘Seiche’. Years in the making and ever delayed by the detours of life and creative growth, Sydney Wright’s debut full-length amounts to a greatest-hits-so-far for the Austin pop polymath, whose lush, layered compositions are hallmarked by slow-burning verses erupting into gargantuan hooks.
Find out more at https://sydneywrightmusic.com/
Sun
09
Feb
Show 12PM
Ends 5PM
We're back with our friends at the ABGB for our 2nd Sundays Series of the Austin Flea - just in time for Valentine's/Galentine's Day!
The Flea features all local handmade items and vintage wares from some of Austin's most amazing and talented vendors. Find one-of-a-kind gifts for any occasion! Handmade jewelry, bath/body products, vintage, original artwork, paper goods, textiles and so much more!
It’s always a party when the Austin Flea and the ABGB unite powers!
Plus, Sunday’s Best music from 4-8!
Entrance to the event is Free and open to all ages!
Handmade. Vintage. Local.
Featured Artists Include: Naturally Mignon, Daisy Metalworks, Fabulous Paws, Remedy Designs, Chris Long Ceramics, Little Hollow Jewelry, One5 Trading Company, J. Bennett Gems, Alcainemetalworx, Angie-A-Vintage, m squared jewelry by Mae-Mae Stiles, Station 19 Designs, Ferro & Fawn, Abby Lou Pottery, Laudrey Rose, Custom Botanical Dispensary, GloWorm Photography & more!
Sun
09
Feb
Show 4PM
Ends 7PM
Sunday Best.... end your week the way it's supposed to end.
Here's how Doug Strahan describes his music: "To put it simply, we are an American Band or if you're into the whole sub-genre thing, then call it American Old School. It's funky but it isn't funk; there's country, soul, and blues in there, but it isn't any of these; it's American, but it's not Americana. Like my favorite bands from the 60s and 70s, we're steeped in old school American music, but we've evolved into something all it's own."
So come see for yourself, and:
Hang out under the trees.
Drink some beer that's made here.
Hug your friends.
Enjoy some good food.
Swing your partners.
That's the Sunday Best.
Wed
12
Feb
Show 6:30PM
Ends 8:30PM
If it's Wednesday... than it's time to get happy. And it's time for Warren. Our weekly shows on Wednesdays with Warren Hood are just the thing you need to get you through the week.
Warren is our neighbor here in South Austin. He's also an ABGB regular. We count ourselves as pretty lucky to have one of our city's best musicians living so close... and even luckier that we get to put him and his stellar band to work bringing us his unique swinging Texas roots pop. We've nicknamed the shows as being "All Good In The Hood".
Wednesdays are happy hour all night all long with a $1 off pints and reduced prices on pitchers.
So, come over. We're going to be having a real good time... and we're going to be dancing. We want you here.
Fri
14
Feb
Show 9PM
Ends 9PM
Christy Hays 9p
There’s nothing traditional about the path that led musician Christy Hays from her hometown in the fertile farmlands of the Midwest to the “Live Music Capital of the World.” But her unlikely journey, which took Hays from tiny Tuscola, Illinois to the seclusion of the Alaskan wilderness, from Southeast Asia to El Salvador in Central America, from the edge of civilization to the big city, and from depression and isolation to the stage and the limelight, is in some ways what makes this singer-songwriter’s songs so rich and powerful.
-http://christyhays.com/
Sat
15
Feb
Show 9PM
Ends 11:30PM
We're stoked for a great night of music with support from our friends at KUTX 98.9! Tyler Jordan and The Negative Space will get things warmed up at 9pm and A. Sinclair goes on at 10pm. Come early because its gonna be packed!
A. Sinclair
Every song that Aaron Sinclair writes has a certain underlying feeling. SPIN described it as “twitchy paranoia.” Baeble Music sensed a “strung-out urgency” in his voice, while the Austin Chronicle called his music “tension-driven” with “tight, rough riffs and sharp post-punk lines.”
Tyler Jordan and The Negative Space
Tyler currently fronts his project, Tyler Jordan and the Negative Space, comprised of bassist Robert Cherry (Harlem), lead guitarist Jake Ames (The Stacks), and drummer Phil Dunne (Talkies)
Sun
16
Feb
Show 4PM
Ends 7PM
The Sunday Best.... end your week the way it's supposed to end...
Roger Wallace has something rare in country music today: honesty, creativity, and more than enough talent to back it all up. You could say it's all in the voice -- and not just the powerful, rangy singing voice that has gained acclaim in roots-country circles for well over a decade. That voice attempts to speak not only in notes and words, but in a distinct musical vision, as well as unique views on the world around him. In the summer of 1994, Roger Wallace left his hometown and musical roots of Knoxville, TN at the age of 22 to pursue music as a way of life in Austin, TX. Unknowingly, he became part of a mass migration of alt-and-roots country artists to move to Austin in the early '90's, in his case literally passing right by Nashville to come to Austin -- because, as he put it, "that's where the music is."
So come see for yourself, and:
Hang out under the trees.
Drink some beer that's made here.
Hug your friends.
Enjoy some good food.
Swing your partners.
That's the Sunday Best.
Wed
19
Feb
Show 6:30PM
Ends 8:30PM
If it's Wednesday... than it's time to get happy. And it's time for Warren. Our weekly shows on Wednesdays with Warren Hood are just the thing you need to get you through the week.
Warren is our neighbor here in South Austin. He's also an ABGB regular. We count ourselves as pretty lucky to have one of our city's best musicians living so close... and even luckier that we get to put him and his stellar band to work bringing us his unique swinging Texas roots pop. We've nicknamed the shows as being "All Good In The Hood".
Wednesdays are happy hour all night all long with a $1 off pints and reduced prices on pitchers.
So, come over. We're going to be having a real good time... and we're going to be dancing. We want you here.
Fri
21
Feb
Show 9PM
Ends 11PM
Ben Ballinger 9p
Ben Ballinger makes roots music with an emotional depth and songwriting mastery rarely heard on the Americana scene. A balladeer in the truest sense, Ballinger comes off as a craftsman, building fine-tuned melodies out of roughhewn passions. Ballinger mines every bit of his existence, a lifetime worth of triumph and disappointment and discovery, panning through the spiritual silt for a golden truthAnother from-the-hip melodic twist, another gut-wrenching insight, and one more late-night starry-eyed rhythm and rhyme. After digging deep into the Austin, Texas scene for the past few years, Ballinger easily stands out among the pack of would-be Country soulmen with an undeniably genuine Northwest brogue and the kind of hardscrabble lyrical chops that can only come from experience, solitude and struggle. Ballinger consistently achieves what all troubadours aim for—he tells us his story, while letting it be ours.
Sat
22
Feb
Show 2PM
Ends 6PM
Laissez les bon temps roulez with us! We'll be partying all Saturday
Afternoon and we want you and your pup here!
All pups that come in costume will be eligible for our best dressed contest! Judges will be walking around all day so come dressed to impress and don't forget to "bark for beads!"
This year's event will be raising funds and awareness for the super cool folks of Pug Rescue Austin! They will be onsite collecting donations! And, get this, they will also have adoptable pugs here! Adopt one, and you'll totally be ready to let the good times roll!
THE BIG PARADE!
The parade kicks off at 4pm. All dogs and people are eligible to participate! We'd love to see your floats and krewes! The parade will take place in The ABGB parking lot, making one big, fun lap following a Second Line marching band.
FOOD!
Lots of special stuff on the menu via Chef Tim! Think Gumbo. Think Andouille.
CAKE!
King Cake, that is!
LIVE MUSIC!
Jimmie Dreams & The Crescent Soul Revue at 5PM
Sat
22
Feb
Show 9PM
Ends 11:45PM
ABGB Debuts!
The ABGB is stoked to feature the best emerging talent from all corners of the Austin live music scene. The monthly series will feature a 3-band bill of our newest favorites making their ABGB debuts. Come over and sample a flight of our latest tasty selections. No cover, all ages.
Stars like Arrows11p
Lord Friday the 13th 10pm
Bad Birds 9p
.
Tue
25
Feb
Show 6PM
Ends 8:30PM
The ABGB, as part of The Hell Yes Project, is teaming up with the Central Texas Food Bank on the last Tuesday of the month for an evening of volunteering at the food bank's warehouse.
There are a few changes in the new year. The first change is we're having to pull "beer" from "Volunbeer." We're no longer allowed to bring beer to the food bank. That being said, we'll still be giving all Hell Yes Project volunteers a "Slice of Love" to use at The ABGB. Second, the shifts are going to be longer. The longer shift really helps the food bank maximize what is done and helps them more than the shorter shift. The new shift time is 6-8:30pm
We look forward to a new year of last Tuesdays with all you awesome Hell Yes Project volunteers and hope to meet some new folks this year too!
Join us for a cooperative effort in giving-back, and unwinding! Claim your spot here: https://cafb.volunteerhub.com/lp/hellyesproject/
Wed
26
Feb
Show 6:30PM
Ends 8:30PM
If it's Wednesday... than it's time to get happy. And it's time for Warren. Our weekly shows on Wednesdays with Warren Hood are just the thing you need to get you through the week.
Warren is our neighbor here in South Austin. He's also an ABGB regular. We count ourselves as pretty lucky to have one of our city's best musicians living so close... and even luckier that we get to put him and his stellar band to work bringing us his unique swinging Texas roots pop. We've nicknamed the shows as being "All Good In The Hood".
Wednesdays are happy hour all night all long with a $1 off pints and reduced prices on pitchers.
So, come over. We're going to be having a real good time... and we're going to be dancing. We want you here.
Fri
28
Feb
Show 8PM
Ends 10PM
Get here early and put a beer in you hand... in time for the Honky Tonk stylings of our house band.... Little Mikey and The Soda Jerks.
Based in Austin, Little Mikey and the Soda Jerks started in June of 2004. They've since released 4 full-length albums. Their latest effort, Conoco Club, is for sale at their shows.
Amos Buchanan Lowe- pedal steel
Travis Austin Norman- electric guitar
Michael Clark DeLeon- vocals, acoustic guitar
Morgan Weeks Stinson- bass, backing vocals
Aaron Samuel Ward- drums
Free show. No cover.
Tell your friends. See you here.
Sat
29
Feb
Show 7PM
Ends 11:59PM
The FunkRaiser is a benefit concert for The Other Ones Foundation, a local homelessness service organization. The show is FREE and open to the public, with a suggested $10 donation. The FunkRaiser will feature a silent auction and live music by:
Henry Invisible
Flyjack
and The TOOF Family Band (friends, family, staff of TOOF)
:::About The Other Ones Foundation:::
TOOF offers extremely low barrier employment to people experiencing homelessness, and pairs this with highly personalized case management aimed to break down barriers to stable housing and income. TOOF also operates a drop-in center in South Austin where folks can shower, do laundry, and access computers, food, day-sleep facilities, and case management. The center also serves as a safe place for people to just be away from the stresses of life on the street. So far, TOOF has helped 31 people find housing, paid out over $167,000 in earned income to people experiencing homelessness, and moved over 200,000 lbs of trash out of green spaces in South Austin.
Sun
01
Mar
Show 4PM
Ends 7PM
Sunday Best is all about making sure your week ends just the way it supposed to end.
It’s telling that Rosie Flores’ e-mail handle begins “chickwpick…” In a long and eclectic career of singing, songwriting and performing, no phrase has ever described the San Antonio native better or more concisely.
But now, with the release of her latest album, Flores takes square aim at a genre she has only sampled heretofore. Simple Case of the Blues showcases Flores in a new light, as a seasoned performer steeped in life’s uncompromising lessons. At once torchy, soulful, heartfelt and yearning, the songs on Simple Case of the Blues are not for the emotionally naïve—it’s the music you make when you’ve come through joy and heartbreak and back again.
Come see for yourself, and:
Hang out under the trees.
Drink some beer that's made here.
Hug your friends.
Enjoy some good food.
Swing your partners.
That's the Sunday Best.
Fri
06
Mar
Show 9PM
Ends 11:30PM
TOMMY REBEL AND THE RIGHTEOUS will be releasing their incredible debut album RENAISSANCE DUDE at the super cool AUSTIN BEER GARDEN BREWING CO. (ABGB) ... and are stoked to have the fabulous CUCKOOS opening up for us:
- 09:00: The Cuckoos
- 10:00: Tommy Rebel and the Righteous
So mark your calendars and plan to join us for a memorable evening of fine spirits, tasty bites, and dynamite rock 'n roll 🤘👊😎 #PeacethruMusic
Sun
08
Mar
Show 4PM
Ends 7PM
We call it the Sunday Best... because there's no better place to be on a Sunday afternoon than with us at The ABGB.
The Saddle Sores is a Country band in Austin TX, following in the great tradition of the Dirty Dozen Ditch Band.
Hang out under the trees.
Drink some beer (that's all made here).
Hug your friends.
Have a sandwich... or a slice or two.
Swing your partners.
That's the Sunday Best.
Sun
15
Mar
Show 4PM
Ends 7PM
We call it the Sunday Best... because there's no better place to be on a Sunday afternoon than with us at The ABGB.
The Merles are a classic country band based out of Austin, TX featuring singer/songwriter Todd Deatherage. The band strives to create an old school, traditional sound with vintage guitars, pedal steel, upright bass, fiddle, tight vocal harmonies, and a small drum kit. Be ready to dance!
Hang out under the trees.
Drink some beer (that's all made here).
Hug your friends.
Have a sandwich... or a slice or two.
Swing your partners.
That's the Sunday Best.
Thu
19
Mar
Show 12PM
Ends 7PM
25th annual Yard Dog Parties!
New and improved, bigger and better, cleaner and brighter!
Now at the fabulous and wonderful ABGB in beautiful South Austin.
Thursday March 19: Jon Langford, Bob Schneider, & more
Friday March 20: Bloodshot Records (Waco Brothers & more)
Noon Until 7pm Both Days
Free! No Cover! No Wristbands!
Fri
20
Mar
Show 12PM
Ends 7PM
25th annual Yard Dog Parties!
New and improved, bigger and better, cleaner and brighter!
Now at the fabulous and wonderful ABGB in beautiful South Austin.
Thursday March 19: Jon Langford, Bob Schneider, & more
Friday March 20: Bloodshot Records (Waco Brothers & more)
Noon Until 7pm Both Days
Free! No Cover! No Wristbands!
Sun
22
Mar
Show 4PM
Ends 7PM
We call it the Sunday Best... because there's no better place to be on a Sunday afternoon than with us at The ABGB, especially after a fun filled week of SXSW!
Georgia Parker
Georgia Parker is an upright bass player, an occasional songwriter, and a country/swing singer and guitar player in Central Texas.
Hang out under the trees.
Drink some beer (that's all made here).
Hug your friends.
Have a sandwich... or a slice or two.
Swing your partners.
That's the Sunday Best.
Sun
29
Mar
Show 4PM
Ends 7PM
We call it the Sunday Best... because there's no better place to be on a Sunday afternoon than with us at The ABGB.
Devin Jake
Devin has the true make-up of a classic country-roots singer…a small town boy from a musical family with first-hand knowledge of heartbreak and the lonesome, haunting lyrics and vocals to portray it. Hearing Devin instantly takes you back to a time that you’ve only read about – a time where there’s a porch, a sunset and a family entertaining themselves and their closest neighborhood friends with their own hymn-based pickings and harmonies. Or it’s an evening gathered around a small radio tuning the dial to get a clear sound of the Carter family.
Growing up in a small Nebraska town of under 200 people, Devin’s strongest musical influence was his mother who sang and played guitar to him and his six siblings. “My mother used to play the guitar and sing all the time. She used to sit in the bathroom while we took baths and sing cause she thought bath time was boring and she only played old country.” Devin was the only child to carry on the family musical tradition by learning to play guitar. Fittingly, Devin’s mother taught him to play and sing with the innocent, upbeat, country standard, “Apple Jack" and Dolly's "Coat of Many Colors."
After a college stint in Chicago, Devin began performing publicly in 2005 armed with a collection of original material based in heartbreak and childhood. Songs like “Take Me Home” - written for his cancer-fighting step-mother after Devin received a phone call letting him know she was ready to die - & "Jesus Tell My Mamma" - a song asking the Lord to make sure his mama thinks he’s doing alright despite his very real struggles - are the types of songs that have defined Devin’s career and will continue to distinguish him from other artists.
Hang out under the trees.
Drink some beer (that's all made here).
Hug your friends.
Have a sandwich... or a slice or two.
Swing your partners.
That's the Sunday Best.
Tue
31
Mar
Show 6PM
Ends 8:30PM
The ABGB, as part of The Hell Yes Project, is teaming up with the Central Texas Food Bank on the last Tuesday of the month for an evening of volunteering at the food bank's warehouse.
There are a few changes in the new year. The first change is we're having to pull "beer" from "Volunbeer." We're no longer allowed to bring beer to the food bank. That being said, we'll still be giving all Hell Yes Project volunteers a "Slice of Love" to use at The ABGB. Second, the shifts are going to be longer. The longer shift really helps the food bank maximize what is done and helps them more than the shorter shift. The new shift time is 6-8:30pm
We look forward to a new year of last Tuesdays with all you awesome Hell Yes Project volunteers and hope to meet some new folks this year too!
Join us for a cooperative effort in giving-back, and unwinding! Claim your spot here: https://cafb.volunteerhub.com/lp/hellyesproject/
Tue
28
Apr
Show 6PM
Ends 8:30PM
The ABGB, as part of The Hell Yes Project, is teaming up with the Central Texas Food Bank on the last Tuesday of the month for an evening of volunteering at the food bank's warehouse.
There are a few changes in the new year. The first change is we're having to pull "beer" from "Volunbeer." We're no longer allowed to bring beer to the food bank. That being said, we'll still be giving all Hell Yes Project volunteers a "Slice of Love" to use at The ABGB. Second, the shifts are going to be longer. The longer shift really helps the food bank maximize what is done and helps them more than the shorter shift. The new shift time is 6-8:30pm
We look forward to a new year of last Tuesdays with all you awesome Hell Yes Project volunteers and hope to meet some new folks this year too!
Join us for a cooperative effort in giving-back, and unwinding! Claim your spot here: https://cafb.volunteerhub.com/lp/hellyesproject/
Tue
26
May
Show 6PM
Ends 8:30PM
The ABGB, as part of The Hell Yes Project, is teaming up with the Central Texas Food Bank on the last Tuesday of the month for an evening of volunteering at the food bank's warehouse.
There are a few changes in the new year. The first change is we're having to pull "beer" from "Volunbeer." We're no longer allowed to bring beer to the food bank. That being said, we'll still be giving all Hell Yes Project volunteers a "Slice of Love" to use at The ABGB. Second, the shifts are going to be longer. The longer shift really helps the food bank maximize what is done and helps them more than the shorter shift. The new shift time is 6-8:30pm
We look forward to a new year of last Tuesdays with all you awesome Hell Yes Project volunteers and hope to meet some new folks this year too!
Join us for a cooperative effort in giving-back, and unwinding! Claim your spot here: https://cafb.volunteerhub.com/lp/hellyesproject/
Tue
30
Jun
Show 6PM
Ends 8:30PM
The ABGB, as part of The Hell Yes Project, is teaming up with the Central Texas Food Bank on the last Tuesday of the month for an evening of volunteering at the food bank's warehouse.
There are a few changes in the new year. The first change is we're having to pull "beer" from "Volunbeer." We're no longer allowed to bring beer to the food bank. That being said, we'll still be giving all Hell Yes Project volunteers a "Slice of Love" to use at The ABGB. Second, the shifts are going to be longer. The longer shift really helps the food bank maximize what is done and helps them more than the shorter shift. The new shift time is 6-8:30pm
We look forward to a new year of last Tuesdays with all you awesome Hell Yes Project volunteers and hope to meet some new folks this year too!
Join us for a cooperative effort in giving-back, and unwinding! Claim your spot here: https://cafb.volunteerhub.com/lp/hellyesproject/