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Austin's cultural funding list for 2026 is out! If you're curious about which local arts organizations snagged a piece of the pie, you'll want to see who got the green light.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
Minimal revenue for the city ($100 annually) from the lease.
The Mexic-Arte Museum and the local arts community.
No groups negatively affected
The RRCD said the need for further preservation action from the city is "no longer theoretical."
The project will renovate units and amenities while maintaining current affordability levels for residents.
Aims to spur hotel development and economic activity, with potential long-term revenue benefits for the city.
This amendment is expected to increase the amount of affordable housing within the mixed-use development.
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Change in a growing city is inevitable, but the Red River Cultural District has faced more than its fair share lately, local venue owners, musicians, district leaders, and city council members say.