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WBNA Arts at the Library Crafter’s Marketplace

Saturday, September 28 • 10-3pm
WB Library Parking Lot • 15001 Wells Port

The WBNA has organized this event to allow our Wells Branch
neighbors to show off their talent and promote a wide variety of homemade goods, original artwork, photography, literature, music and yummy creations available here in the ‘hood. The request to host this event came directly from WB community members that manage local “pop-up” or home-based businesses.

As an added bonus this year, local Food Vendor MOBI Kitchen will be hosting a special “pop-up” location, serving up tacos and cold drinks. Come for the food and stay for the crafts!

At the time of publication, there may still be a few open vendor spaces available, please check the sign up page if interested. https://tinyurl.com/ArtAtLibrary2024

We are excited to host local artists and crafters!

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A Water Conservation
Panel Discussion

Is Austin Running Out Of Water? What Can We Do?

Sunday, September 29 • 12:30–1:30pm
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church • 14311 Wells Port Drive

Please join us for an important panel discussion on the hot topic of local water resources and conservation, sponsored by St. Andrews’s Presbyterian Church. There will be three subject matter panelists along with several vendor tables with additional information. Do not miss this critical conversation.

State Representative James Talarico will present questions to the panel of water experts listed below on Austin’s future water situation, plans to cope with shortages and ways for us to conserve water. Be sure to view vendor exhibits in church lobby before and after program. Continue reading A Water Conservation Panel Discussion Is Austin Running Out Of Water? What Can We Do? →