This groups seeks to provide a social outlet to a variety of experiences, so that we can enjoy Austin to its fullest while interacting with new young people in the city. So, if you are ready to get out, meet new people, and explore the unique social life and outdoor opportunities of Austin; if you are are ready to try out new locales in different parts of town; and if you are ready to experience a fun and different way explore the vibrant arts scene, the active community, the quirky festivals, …

Do you enjoy dancing to live music? Do you enjoy a lot of swinging in your dancing? Do you like going to dances that build a sense of community among its participants? Then you'll want to come to a contra dance! Contra dance has its origins in English Country Dancing, with influences from Irish and French styles, too. Contra is a couples dance as well as a social dance: you choose a partner for each dance, then dance a sequence of moves that takes you up and down a long dance line, dancing with …

This group is open to classy, fabulous, professional African American ladies in their early to late twenties who enjoy getting dolled up and partaking in what San Antonio has to offer. If you are looking to have fun, socialize, and establish new, long term friendships with like-minded women....JOIN US! This group is for ambitious, independent, successful women, including: health care providers, business professionals, college students, graduates, administrators, teachers, and entrepreneurs, just …

A Cappella Texas is Austin's premier men's chorus. We have a passion for singing four-part harmonies, with an eye for fun and excellent quality.  Visit our website at www.acappellatexas.org for up-to-date information about the chorus and our performance schedule. Our members range from teenagers to retirees, with doctors, teachers, engineers, students, managers, all getting together to create incredible music. We currently meet every Tuesday evening at Concordia University at 11400 Concordia Uni …

We are a group of meditators in the Insight tradition. (see http://www.dharma.org/ for the national IMS group). (see http://www.brazosinsightmeditation.org/Welcome.html for us). We meet on Wednesdays from noon-1:00 to practice sitting meditation and talk to each other about our practice. BIMS began in December, 2001 under the leadership of Ann Dingus, a long time resident of the area and student of Rodney Smith, leader of the Seattle Insight Meditation Society. We meet at the Unitarian Universal …