Entries from Austinist tagged with 'salvationarmy'
July 17, 2007
Each week, Austinist's staff takes some time to introduce you to the bands playing at this year's Austin City Limits festival. Some you know, some not so much, but they're all going to be here, so stay tuned. --Paige Maguire, Music Editor The Gospel Silvertones specialize in soothing R&B and soul fit to kick off most mornings -- the band plays regularly at some of Austin’s favorite breakfast and brunch spots on weekends. They recently......
Continue Reading "Austinist Previews Austin City Limits Music Festival: The Gospel Silvertones and The Shields Of Faith"July 6, 2007
*The views expressed in The Laurie Show are those of the author and do not represent Austinist as a whole.* -ed. note Greetings from Froggy McGee, writing to you while recovering in sick bay. I'm happy to report that the Bay Area tour I went on with the brilliant and talented crew of the Broken Clock Cabaret, featuring the rowdy and ravenous No Salvation Army Band, was an absolute success! Unfortunately, the crazy schedule and......
Continue Reading "The Laurie Show"June 14, 2007
Last year the funky little show Inside a Broken Clock: A Tom Waits Peepshow played to packed houses and garnered critical raves. If you were unfortunate enough to miss it, you're in luck because it's back! Two nights only, two shows per night, tonight & Friday at 8pm & 10:30pm at the Parish. The folks of Broken Clock Cabaret are doing this as a kickoff for their upcoming tour to beautiful San Francisco. What is......
Continue Reading "Austinist Giveaway: Tom Waits Peepshow"December 22, 2005
Austinist's chief running resource RunTex and the Salvation Army have teamed up this winter in the hopes of raising $250,000 to help shelter, feed and clothe Central Texas familes. Yesterday, News8 reported that they were at approximately $150,000, pegging the required daily contributions at around $22k through Christmas Day. What broke our hearts was the thought of kids showing up for promised presents, only to be turned away: About 600 needy families will be......
Continue Reading ""Run Hard, Give Easy""November 21, 2005
The outreach provided by area food banks during hurricane relief efforts has left many organization with a very limited supplies. Austin has 1,000 more folks in need than we did a year ago and, accoring to KVUE many of the downtown charities (Arch, Caritas, Salvation Army) receive their food from the Capital Area Food Bank. So, please give what you can and donate to local charities during this holiday season (and every other season,......
Continue Reading "Local Food Banks in Need"