For Austin musicians, it's good to have friends in the industry. A group of local music nonprofits are coming together on Sunday, November 7, for their first annual Friendsgiving at Central Machine Works. Performers can get to know each other, swap gear, and more at the free event.
Anyone is welcome at the event, whether or not they play professionally — or even at all. The event will drum up support for the local music scene and the folks who keep it going, so the more guests that stop by, the merrier.
The Sims Foundation, Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM), Musician Treatment Foundation, Sonic Guild, and HOME (Housing Opportunities for Musicians and Entertainers) will be on hand to talk about their programs. Austin Texas Musicians, a local advocacy group for Central Texas musicians, is also one of the event organizers.
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