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Spotlight on: Ballet Austin's Butler Community School
The next great stage for meetings in Austin is Ballet Austin's new Butler Community School, which opened mid-September at 501 West Third Street. The facility seeks to expand community awareness of cultural arts and invites students at all levels to experience dance, fitness and educational opportunities.
Named in honor of arts philanthropists Sarah and Ernest Butler, the 34,000-square-foot complex offers wireless internet and multiple spaces available for group rental. At 793 square feet, the Community Board Room accommodates up to 60 people for meetings. The Armstrong-Connelly Studio features a city view with two-story, floor-to-ceiling windows facing Third Street. It boasts 1,931 square feet of event space and can service 115 attendees seated, or 164 for receptions.
The AustinVentures Studio Theater is equipped with pre-hung lighting and a sound/light board, and functions as a studio, theater or ballroom for groups of up to 350. In addition, the 841-square-foot City View Lounge offers a skyline background for events welcoming up to 72 guests. A library provides a relaxing space for breaks. Groups are welcome to cater events through the approved vendor of their choice.
In addition to booking event space, groups of at least 10 participants can also schedule private master classes in yoga, pilates and dance. Classes are subject to availability of space and instructor.
For classes, rates and rental information, visit www.balletaustin.org or contact Billie Buddenhagen, facilities director, 512-476-9051 x122 or billie.buddenhagen@balletaustin.org
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Ballet Austin's Butler
Community School
The next great stage for meetings in Austin is Ballet Austin's new Butler Community School, which opened mid-September at 501 West Third Street. The facility seeks to expand community awareness of cultural arts and invites students at all levels to experience dance, fitness and educational opportunities.
Read More
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October 10-11
Prospera Events, LLC
2007 InnoTech Seminar
Austin Convention Center
Est. Attendance 1,500
www.innotechaustin.com
October 17-21
Texas Society of Architects
Annual Convention and Design Products & Ideas Expo
Austin Convention Center
Est. Attendance 2,600
www.texasarchitect.org
October 23-27
North American Spine Society
2007 Annual Meeting
Austin Convention Center
Est. Attendance 6,000
www.spine.org
October 28-November 2
CIPTUG, INC
CIPTUG Annual Conference
Austin Convention Center
Est. Attendance 1,300
www.ciptug.org
November 1-4
Alpha Kappa Alpha- Beta Psi Omega
2007 South Central
Regional Conference
Austin Convention Center
Est. Attendance 2,500
www.betapsiomega.org
November 1-3
American Grassfed Association
Annual Meeting
Sheraton Austin Hotel
Est. Attendance 1,000
www.americangrassfed.org
November 2-4
Capital Area Tennis Association
USTA Texas Section Adult
Masters Championships
Austin Convention Center
Est. Attendance 1,000
www.austintennis.org
November 6-10
American Society for Microbiology
Annual Biomedical Conference
for Minority Students
Austin Convention Center
Est. Attendance 2,600
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Science Teachers Association of Texas
2007 Annual Conference
Austin Convention Center
Est. Attendance 4,500
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Amway - Quixtar
MDE - LATINO (formerly Amway)
Annual Convention
Austin Convention Center
Est. Attendance 3,200
www.amway.com
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