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Texas Monthly, October, 2004
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY KEY
(W) The place is accessible to wheelchairs: The main entrance is at least 32 inches wide and there are no steps; restrooms, however, are not accessible.
(W ) The place and its restrooms are accessible.
No symbol: This place is not accessible.
Austin
Music/Dance
OCT 1 & 2: ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO
When your career spans nearly thirty years, you're bound to make some friends along the way. In 2003 the friends of Escovedo financed a series of benefit concerts to help placate the medical expenses of the ailing musician. The support and affection continued this year with the release of an album, Per Vida: A Tribute to the Songs of Alejandro Escovedo. We bet a friend or two is in the audience...
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