Runway Underground Season Events
Runway Underground Season Events
More details and updates will be posted as we add and finalize our projects and event plans. Please check back often for updates and send an email to [email protected] to be added to our event mailing list (please put "Add to Mailing List" in the subject line).
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2015 Season
NOVEMBER 2015
RWU Call for Black Models
| Saturday, 31 October 2015 | 2pm-3:30pm |
&
| Thursday, 5 November 2015 | 6:30pm - 8pm |
| Windsor Park Library | 5833 Westminster Dr, Austin, TX 78723 |
Please step in to get an audition number, model info card and form to fill out at the back tables in the library and wait to be called.
Black Women: size 0-6 @ 5'-8" tall & up - 16+
Black Men: 5'-9" & up. Ages: 16 & up. Must be lean & toned
Curvy & Plus-Size Black Women Models: size 8-18 @ 5'-8" tall & up. Must be toned
We are especially interested in casting petite Black women (5'-4" to 5'-7" size 0-6).
Black female models with natural hair (i.e. unprocessed, no weaves or extensions) is a big plus and preference with us but not mandatory.
Visit the "Calls" page for info on what to wear, bring and do for our model auditions.
MAY 2015
RWU Call for Black Models
| Saturday, 23 & 30 May 2015 | 2:30pm-3:30pm |
| Carver Museum | 1165 Angelina Street, Austin, TX 78702 |
[In the conference room ]
Black Women: size 0-6 @ 5'-7" tall & up - 16+
Black Men: 5'-9" & up. Ages: 16 & up. Must be lean & toned
Curvy & Plus-Size Black Women Models: size 8-18 @ 5'-7" tall & up. Must be toned
We are especially interested in casting petite Black women (5'-4" to 5'-7" size 0-4).
Black female models with natural hair (i.e. unprocessed, no weaves or extensions) is a big plus and preference with us but not mandatory.
No previous modeling experience necessary. RWU provides free coaching and development for our signed models.
We do NOT charge fees to audition nor do we charge our signed models fees for model coaching, workshops, consultations or other model development services...
Minor models must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian.
Female models must wear high heels for the audition!
Visit the "Calls" page for more RWU model audition and agency information and what to bring to our auditions.
APRIL 2015

MARCH 2015
RunWay Underground is commissioned by Capital Metro Transportation Authority to design and install a window display for their downtown Transit Store. The window will be unveiled in section on 12 and 17 March with a media event on Thursday, 23 April as part of Earth Day activities.
The installation will be up through June 2015,. Please go by to see it and post your creative selfies to our Twitter and Tumblr pages for a chance to win one of two pairs of tickets to our next major fashion event.
Twitter: @RWUtheEvolution | Tumblr: RunWayUnderground.tumblr.com
JANUARY 2015
RWU Call for Black Models
| Saturday, 28 March 2015 | 2:30pm-3:30pm |
| Windsor Park Library | 5833 Westminster Dr, Austin, TX 78723 |
[In meeting room # 1 ]
Black Women: size 0-6 @ 5'-7" tall & up - 16+
Black Men: 5'-9" & up. Ages: 16 & up. Must be lean & toned
Curvy & Plus-Size Black Women Models: size 8-18 @ 5'-7" tall & up. Must be toned
We are especially interested in casting petite Black women (5'-4" to 5'-7" size 0-4).
Black female models with natural hair (i.e. unprocessed, no weaves or extensions) is a big plus and preference with us but not mandatory.
No previous modeling experience necessary. RWU provides free coaching and development for our signed models.
We do NOT charge fees to audition nor do we charge our signed models fees for model coaching, workshops, consultations or other model development services...
Minor models must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian.
Female models must wear high heels for the audition!
Visit the "Calls" page for more RWU model audition and agency information and what to bring to our auditions.
2014
October 2014
| RWU's NTUMA'PA Workroom-Studio | 1000 E. 11th Street, Ste. 110 |
(plenty of free lot & street parking)
RWU is holding auditions for Black/Afrikan models — male and female.
Black/Afrikan Women size 2-6 @ 5'-7" tall & up and Curvy models - size 10-18 @ 5'-7" tall & up.
Black/Afrikan Men: 5'-10" tall & up.
We're especially interested in casting Petite Black Women - 5'-4' to 5'-6" tall & size 0-4.
Go to our "Calls" page for important audition details and check back here or follow us on Facebook for additional dates and locations.
If you have a book, please bring it. Read more important info about this call below...
No! We do not charge fees to audition nor do we charge our signed models fees for coaching, workshops, consultations or other model development services...
September 2014
Fashion Thrift Yard & Bake Sale rescheduled for Saturday, 6 September 2014!
LEGACY Doll Making Workshop
| Sunday, 6 September 2014 | 12pm - 4pm |
| Location: NTUMA'PA Workroom-Studio |
| 1000 E. 11th Street, Ste. 110 - Austin, TX 78702 |
| Plenty of free street and lot parking |
Instructor: Constance Jones-Perez
Click here to enroll/payments.
In this four hour studio workshop taught by Indigo Heart Studio multidisciplinary artisan, jewelry designer and RWU Artistic Director Constance Jones-Perez students will have an opportunity to learn about doll making from other cultures. You'll create hand made dolls utilizing the different techniques, styles and a variety of materials Constance will discuss and demonstrate. Students are encouraged to bring beads, buttons, shells and other found objects, fabric scraps, or whole garments that belonged to or given by a special loved one to incorporate in their dolls. Hence the "legacy" aspect...
The dolls created in this workshop will be as varied as the objects used and people making them. No two dolls will be alike in size, style, materials, shape or sentiment and "spirit". These are meant to be art dolls not necessarily dolls that young children would play with or that you might snuggle up with (unless you want it to be).
Additional materials and supplies will be provided. Students may bring supplies/items they have and that move you to add to/in your dolls.
Space is limited, so enroll early (by 7pm on 11 September) to hold your place.
Min. 5 — Max. 15
Ages: 10 & up [Minors must have parental permission in writing and be dropped off and picked up by a parent or adult guardian.]
Cost: $35/student [family members, please inquire about a family discount]
NTUMA’PA Summer -2014 Series
BASIC SEWING ELEMENTS 1:1
Sewing Retreat
@ 1000 E. 11th Street, Ste. 110
Part 1: Friday, 12 September 2014
5:30pm - 9pm
Part 2: Saturday, 13 September 2014
9:30am - 9pm
Refreshments, lunch & lite dinner provided.
SPACE LIMITED: 12 students max.
$125 early enrollment thru 5 Sept. or
$135 late enrollment 6-11 Sept.
[plus $15 course materials]
Day Two: An all day intensive retreat taught by three expert fashion industry apparel technicians — each with 30-50 years of sewing experience will cover a thorough range of basic sewing lessons and techniques that will progress with each exercises. Including basic to French seams, facings, turning corners, perfecting sharp angles, grading, Hong Kong finishes, pleats, darts,..). Students will also receive 1 on 1 help and tips and tricks used in professional apparel production and couture construction elements Students will not only take away a lot of practical sewing skills and knowledge, they’ll be able to complete one of four fun projects (from simple to advanced) that utilize the techniques covered in this sewing retreat.
Students will receive a gift card for 10% off a purchase at the Cloth Pocket Textile, Arts & Crafts Supply Store.
The goal of this workshop is to build sewing confidence and pass on basic practical information and tools. We also want to help raise the standard of sewing skills and construction for home sewers as well as potential professional apparel production workroom trainees.
Yes, students are required to attend both parts/days to be successful and on the same page as other students!
Missing the Friday evening session will slow down the pace of the Saturday sewing retreat session.
For ages: 15 & up.
Students bring their own machines — new and older models welcome.
A few machines available for those without machines…
Two partial scholarships are available for folks with financial need.

Day Two: Sunday, 21 September 2014 ~ 11am-5pm
- Day One is $95 or $175 for both days. Participants may choose to enroll in Day One without taking Day Two but must enroll in Day One in order to take Day Two.
- Everyone must sign a release form.
- Bring should bring tablets and pens to take notes.
- Ladies bring/wear comfortable high heels, dress as if going on an audition.
- Guys dress for an audition in fitted pants/shirt, bring/wear regular business/dress shoes (no flip flops, sandals, crocks or sneakers), no loose or sagging clothes.
- Minors (16 and 17) must have written consent and be accompanied by one parent or adult guardian.
June 2014

NTUMA'PA 2014 Summer Apparel Production
Skills Boot Camp Workshops
Begin 14 June - 2 July 2014
@1000 E. 11th St., Ste. 110
For more details & scholarship info, please attend our Free Boot Camp Info Session
Saturday, 31 May 2014 @ 1pm-2:30pm
@ Carver Museum — 1163 Angelina St. (78702)
Visit NTUMAPA.webs.com for more info & to enroll.
Please RSVP to attend the free Info Session by 7pm on 29 May to [email protected]
For more online info, registration and scholarship application deadlines, please click here.
May 2014

RWU's CALL FOR BLACK/AFRIKAN MODELS
| Location: Carver Museum @ 1163 Angelina St. (78702) |
| In the conference room |
This audition is open to Black men and women 16 & up.
Black males 5'-10" and up.
Black females 5'-9" & up — size 0-6.We're especially interested in casting Petite Black Women - 5'-2' to 5'-6" tall & size 0-4 and
Curvy women 5'-8" & up — size 8-16.
Please check out the "Calls" page of our website for what to know/do/bring for a RWU model audition and what modeling with us involves
FYI, we do not charge auditioning models or those that sign with us any fees — ever!
To pre-sign up, please send a short email with your name, age and contact info to [email protected] by 6pm on Friday, 30 May. [This is not mandatory but helps know who to expect.]

RWU's SPOTLIGHT 14/15 Business Networking Mixer & Fashion Presentation
has been moved to 1 July 2014!!!
Please don't show up Monday, 12 May. We won't be there...
FEBRUARY 2014
NTUMA'PA 2014 Winter Apparel Production Skills Boot Camp Workshops
| 15 February - 4 March 2014 | @ 1000 E. 11th Street, Ste. 110 |
| Free Boot Camp Info Session | Saturday, 14 December 2013 | @ Carver Library - 1161 Angelina St. (78702) |
| Mandatory Orientation Session: 15 February - 10:00am-11:30am | Location TBA |
For more details, registration and scholarship application deadlines, please click here.
NTUMA'PA means "A thing made very well" in Akan/Twi language of Ghana, West Afrika.
NTUMA'PA is RWU's Textile Studio, Apparel Production and Atelier Training Program and Fashion Incubator.
Click here to read more about NTUMA'PA.
This series of Apparel Production Skills Boot Camp is a 18 day intensive session of workshops offered in Hand Pattern Drafting, Manual Marking I and Sample Cutting, Apparel Draping, Sample Hand Making I, Garment Specifications and Costing, Figure/Life Drawing for Fashion Illustration, Fashion Illustration, Basic Flat Drafting Skills and other textile and apparel subjects. To make things interesting (especially for the more advanced students, their will be a couple of fun challenges [for prizes] during the Boot Camp.
Those who enroll in and complete NTUMA'PA Apparel Production Skills Bootcamp Workshops will receive certificates acknowledging their enrollment, hard work and achievements.
Machines, cutting tables, some sewing and drafting supplies will be provided. Students are welcome to bring their own machines especially if it's a new machine, you're a novice sewer and want to become more proficient on your machine or you're just more comfortable on your machine. Your machine must be in good working condition and capable of sewing several types of stitches, zippers, button holes and heavy weight fabrics. We will also have some fabrics available on site for purchase (at discounted prices for students) provided by TexStyles Designer Fabric Showroom.
Apparel Production Skills workshops taught by visiting guest instructor Leighel Desirée, a 25-year veteran apparel technician and production workroom manager. Ana currently teaches a variety of apparel skills courses at the Fashion Institute of Technology in NY and through New York City's Garment Industry Development Corporation and other programs. This set of studio/lab workshops are the nuts and bolts of most fashion design degree programs and the some of the most crucial foundation elements of any fashion designer or apparel technicians skills arsenal. Many accomplished designers and apparel technicians can have years of experience behind them and still not know how to draft a pattern or the difference between a block, draft or pattern. Somehow who has been sewing for over 30 years may not know how to drape fabric on a dress form and create pattern templates. Designers often don't know how to tell the sample maker the specifications of their designs. If you're a designer who doesn't sew or a novice, how do you know if the money you've shelled out to have a garment professionally sewn was done so well/properly? This set of workshops will begin to provide that knowledge for the first time for some and enhance or update what others already know. These five foundation workshops can be taken individually or all together as a package. Some topics will be presented twice a day (day and evening) to accommodate folks' schedules while others will be taught in long time blocks on a specific day.
These are intensive hands on workshops. Students will receive a lot of information and are expected to complete assignments in a compressed amount of time. Enrolled students are welcome to attend both day/evening sessions of a workshop if space is available. Students registering for the Apparel Production Skills Workshops (APSW) must already know how to sew. All APSW students will have to come to a skills assessment session in January to evaluation students' construction abilities. More info about the assessments on the NTUMAPA website.
Full Apparel Production Skills Section Fees† [min. enrollment 6 & max. is 18 per workshop]:
- Hand Pattern Drafting @ $150 pre-reg/$175 late reg
- Apparel Draping @ $150 pre-reg/$175 late reg
- Garment Construction Master Sewing Tutorials @ $125 pre-reg/$135 late reg
- Sample Cutting & Manuel Marking @ $115 pre-reg/$135 late reg Sample
- Sample and Making @ $115 pre-reg/$135 late reg
- Apparel Specifications (includes costing) @ $65 pre-reg/$80 late reg
- Atelier Hand Embellishment Techniques @ $35 pre-reg/$50 late reg [presented by Nailah I. Sankofa]
Full Section: $510 pre-reg/$585 late reg [reduced from $650 & $750 for the entire section @ full price]
NEW! Master Couture Garment Making Workshop NEW! @ $75 Lab Fee for Full Apparel Production Skill Section and Entire Boot Camp Series paid students (by invitation) and @ $150 for everyone else with approval. Fees due by/on 22 February 2014.
Enrollment in this newly added Master Workshop is by invitation only with approval from RWU/NTUMA'PA lead workroom staff and Leighel Desirée. It is also for designers with advanced garment construction skills and/or apparel technicians only! Students interested in taking this workshop must meet specific skills requirements that will be assessed before enrollment is approved. Please see theFAQ page for additional information and enrollment requirements.
Sample and Workroom Operations Presentation and Assessment Consultations† Leighel Desirée will also present a lecture-workshop on how to select, assess and hire a good/reliable sample and workroom staff as well as information on setting up a workroom. The presentation will also cover selecting equipment, basic operations, increasing production and revenues while sustaining efficiency, a high quality of work and retaining workroom staff.
$50 pre-reg/$75 late reg
Life/Model Drawing for Fashion Design this 3 1/2 hour workshop is a pre-requisite studio session for those with little or no fine arts background as well as those who need a refresher in drawing the human figure that will translate to fashion drawing. This workshop is also being offered to give those taking our Fashion Drawing workshop more confidence and some fundamental technical tools to understanding the human form. This workshop will be taught by renowned painter and muralist and UT professor John Yancey.
$50 pre-reg/$75 late reg
Fashion Drawing studio workshop will be taught by a professional artisan, educator and Art Institute adjunct professor Dr. Honoria Starbuck .This workshops is for novice and experienced artists, designers and illustrators.
$115 pre-reg/$135 late reg
Basic "Flat" Drafting skills sessions will be taught by Daryl "Keto" Robinson, an adjunct instructor in ACC's Engineering Design Graphics program and a draftsman at Applied Materials. This 3 hours session lab workshop will focus on providing designers and sewing techs basic drafting skills needed to interpret constructed garments and illustrations in order to accurately layout flats and spec sheets for garments as well as tricks to produce accurate drafts and patterns.
$85 pre-reg/$100 late reg
Colour Branding workshop will be taught by painter, designer and colour consultant Luanne Stovall.
$35 pre-reg/$50 late reg
Fashion Design Business & Production Basics A 3 hour workshop on the business side and tools of launching and sustaining a fashion label/business taught by Nailah I. Akinyémi-Sankofa Founder, Executive Creative Director of RunWay Underground, Editor-in-Chief forJisé Fashion Journal and Fashion Designer and CEO of Nama Isé-Ona. The presentation will include basic start up information, sourcing, marketing tools and social media/networking, the importance of building and retaining a good team and interns; design copyright and intellectual property rights; working with production companies; models and model agencies; developing and sustaining a good rapport with other industry professionals, shop owners, editors and clients, keys to being disciplined and focused and much more...
$75 pre-reg/$90 late reg
Apparel Industry Resourcing, Textile Science & Apparel Manufacturing Fundamentals: are three 3-hour lecture-presentation workshops on Textile Sourcing and Textile Science and Apparel Manufacturing that will cover the performance of textiles used in fashion apparel. We will also cover resourcing fabrics for collections and samples, the newest most innovative technologies and advances in textile manufacturing, US laws concerning textiles, wholesale buying, managing resource supply chains and how to resource for yourself even when no fabric options seem to be available. How to "test" content of textiles fibers (natural vs. synthetic)...There will be an overview of all of these topics followed by a Q&A session. This lecture-presentation workshops will be presented by Benson Roberts, the Principal Designer of Atelier Benson and Mange la Mode. He has been designing professionally for 30 years. Benson is also a Supply Chain and Resourcing Specialist. He is the Co-Owner of TexStyles Designer Fabric Showroom and the CEO and Resourcing Director at Blue Moon Apparel Manufacturing Services.
$75 pre-reg/$90 late reg - Each [or all three @ $185 pre-reg/$225 late reg]
Mandatory Orientation, Meet/Greet Breakfast - 15 February 2014 | 9:00am-10:30am
All Bootcamp students enrolled in lab/studio workshops (even if you're signed up for one workshop ) are required to attend this mandatory orientation/introduction and meet/greet breakfast session.
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NOTE: NTUMA'PA Boot Camp workshops can be taken individually from the entire series or as a package (i.e. you may only be interested in taking the Sample Cutting and Pattern Making I workshops and nothing else).
NTUMA'PA Apparel Production Skills Boot camp Workshops are free to current RWU member/in-house designers with a current/paid annual membership. NTUMA'PA production staff and Fashion Incubator resident-members, Ka-Aso Textile Guild members and (two) Blue Moon Manufacturing lead production staff may participate on full scholarships with NTUMA'PA executive staff approval and a one-time $75 lab fee.
Current ACC, UT, Art Institute of Austin, HTU, St. Edwards, Texas State, CTC and AISD and Del Valle high school (junior and senior) students (with proof of enrollment) receive a student discount with six total full scholarships and four partial scholarships to current students recommended by their program director and/or department heads with final approval by RWU staff. One full scholarships are available for current AAUL after school youth (high school juniors or seniors only) and two AAUL adult education program students.
NTUMA'PA workshops students must be pre-registered prior to the start of the Boot Camp in order to attend. All workshops are taught in English unless otherwise specified. If you have special language needs, please let us know on your pre-registration form. All instructional information materials and some tools and supplies are provided. Workshops are held at the RWU textile studio and apparel workroom/studio. Location TBA. Some workshops require students to have knowledge of apparel construction and moderate sewing skills.
SKILLS ASSESSMENT: Sewing and other production skills of each student will be assessed in January and early February 2014 in several sessions. Visit the January and February pages of the Calendar page of the NTUMAPA website for specific Skills Assessment dates/times. These skills assessment sessions are to determine eligibility for enrollment levels in any of the Apparel Production Skills workshops.
REGISTRATION: Pre-Registration begins 20 September 2013 through 31 January 2014. Minimum deposits for individual and full package workshops are required at time of pre-registration to hold your place in workshops. Minimum enrollment in all lab/studio workshops is six (6) and maximum 18. Lecture-Presentation workshops minimum enrollment is four (4) and maximum 35.
Late Registration is 1-10 February 2014.
Click here for NTUMA'PA Bootcamp Workshop pre-registration and scholarship information, guidelines and online registration form.
2014 NTUMA'PA Winter Session Workshop Fee Schedule††:
Individual Courses @ $35 - $150 early registration
Full Apparel Production Skills Section @ $510 pre-registration by 31 January 2014/$585 Late Registration
Entire Bootcamp Series Package @ $685 Pre-Registration by 31 January/ $785 Late Registration 1-10 February 2014
MAJOR SUPPORT PROVIDED BY
Austin Revitalization Authority [ARA]
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS, SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS:
| TexStyles Designer Fabric Showroom |Diverse Arts | Prismacolor | Dady' Insurance Agency |
| Viking Gallery @ Arbor Walk | Paco's Tacos | Cap Metro | University Federal Credit Union |
| Simpson United Methodist Church | Canson Paper Co. | Blue Moon Apparel Manufacturing | KAZI 88.7 |
| MiJo's TexMex & Cantina | Canson Paper | Tandy Leather |
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JANUARY 2014
RWU Call for Black Models - Male & Female
|Saturday, 11 January 2014 | 2pm - 3:30pm | Moved to Windsor Park Library | 5833 Westminster Dr. (78723) | In meeting room 2 |
For additional information on what to wear, do and bring to the audition, please visit to the Calls page of our website. [Please do not attend our auditions without reading the information on the "Calls" page.]
2013 season
May 2013
| Carver Museum & Cultural Center |
| 1163 Angelina St. | Austin, TX 78702 |
| Free parking on the street & the two lots on either side of the library & the museum |
Click here for more information about and other free sessions
July 2013
Special "Pre-Screening" Model Audition
| Saturday, 20 July 2013 | 12pm to 1:30pm | Carver Museum @ 1163 Angelina St. (78702) |
Guest Panelist Quita Culpepper - KXAN TV news anchor
[For novice, experienced & locally scouted models to be pre-screened, receive professional tips & work out jitters before attending oFur official 3 Aug auditions. This is also an opportunity for those how can't make our 3 Aug model call to come for a regular audition this Saturday.]
Open Model Auditions
For Black models & other ethnicities...
| Saturday, 3 August 2013 | 12:30pm to 3:30pm | LOFT 718 @ 718 Congress Ave. |
Special Thanks To:
| Quita Culpepper | VickMay Skin & Body Spa | Diverse Arts | EXPRESS | KAZI 88.7FM | KROMA Makeup |
| MamaFu's Asian House D.A.A. | Eco-Chic Floral Designs | Rowland Imports | Austin Village Newspaper | | Austin American Statesman | Austin Chronicle |
August 2013
September 2013

RWU, Diverse Arts, Jise Fashion Journal & Writeous Publishing Intern Fair
| Thursday, 19 September 2013 |
|11:30am to 3pm | Old Bakery & Emporium [Upstairs/2nd Fl] |
|1006 N. Congress Avenue | Austin, TX 78701 |
RunWay Underground is Austin first/only full-service fashion production company whose primary mission and goals are to feature, celebrate, promote and provide the highest level of management services, professional development, representation, mentorship and exposure for professional established and emerging Afrikan [Black] fashion designers/artisans, models, hair stylists, make-up artists, fashion writers, photographers and stylists in the Austin area ? and ultimately, globally.
DiverseArts Culture Works is a non-profit multidisciplinary cultural arts organization dedicated to the long-term development of the Austin African American Cultural Heritage District. DiverseArts' mission is to produce a wide range of cultural, educational, and artistic programming within the District, including cultural preservation and documentary work that assures that the African American cultural legacy of Central East Austin is documented and honored into the future, all while bridging cultural gaps between Austin communities by disseminating this history to a broad-based audience. DiversArts.org.
RWU is launching Jí?é Fashion Journal, Austin's first conscious Afrikan Diaspora fashion, arts, culture, music and lifestyle print magazine later this fall. Jise.webs.com.
[The Old Bakery & Emporium is located at the corner of 10th Street and Congress Avenue. We recommend that prospective interns use Cap Metro buses to get to our Intern Fair. The OB&E is directly on several bus routes: #1L/M, #2, #3, #5, #6, #7, #10, #17, #19, #20. #37 and #101. They all stop in front of or across the street from the Old Bakery & Emporium. With several other bus routes stopping within a few blocks...]
Please contact RunWay Underground for additional information at: info.[email protected].
Model Auditions - Call for Black Models
| Saturday, 28 September 2013 | 2pm to 3:30pm | Carver Museum @ 1163 Angelina St. |
Go to the "Calls" page of this website for more information on what to do/bring for our auditions.
December 2013
NTUMA'PA Bootcamp Registration & Scholarship Application Info Session II
|Saturday, 14 December 2013 | 2:30pm to 4:30pm |
| Carver Library - In meeting rooms 2 & 3 |1161 Angelina St. (78702) |
[Plenty of FREE street and lot parking.]
Please RSVP your attendance to [email protected] by 13 December
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