Around Town: Week of January 29th

Sunday, January 29

KMFA’s 50th Birthday Block Party– Celebrate local station KMFA for playing classical music in Austin for 50 years! This free block party will include live classical music performances and local food trucks.

Monday, January 30

Slow Wine Guide – 2017 US Tour– Preview the Slow Wine Guide, which features wineries which take pride in their process of wine making. Try new wines and meet the people behind them at this free event.

Tuesday, January 31

How You Can Win With Heroic Customer Focus With TruSource– Attend this lunchtime panel to learn more about how your company or small business can better handle growth and prepare for future customers. Small snacks and refreshments provided.

Wednesday, February 1

AUSOME- Austin Online Marketing for Entrepreneurs–Interested in learning how to drive more traffic to your website? Join local group AUSOME for their monthly meeting that gives you the latest info on online marketing.

1st Wednesday Sip & Shop– Visit charming South First Street and visit the shops which will stay open late. For each shop you visit, you are entered to win a gift basket valued at over $500!

Thursday, February 2

UFCU Financial Meetup–Need a better grasp on your finances? Come and hear tips on investments, retirement and more!

UrbanNites: Daughter of the Regiment– Join this Austin social club for an evening of food, drinks, and opera. Tickets required.

Friday, February 3

Capital Factory’s iPad Hackathon– Join the hackathon to help redisgn Capital Factory’s fifth floor iPad wall.

The Long Center presents Jeanne Robertson– Professional speaker Jeanne Robertson specializes in humor. Watch her explain how her sense of humor contributed to her being a success.

Saturday, February 4

RE: Cancer presents 20 Colors/20 Hour–Support all types of cancer with this bike ride spreading awareness for the many different types of cancers people face.

Austin Boxing Babes Open House– Celebrate Austin Boxing Babe’s first anniversary with free boxing and self defense classes. Kids are welcome and even have their own free class!