Use the ASAPP! system to apply for public art projects online or join our artist registry.
Use our interactive map to discover Austin’s public art collection and find public art in your neighborhood.
Austin Music Foundation (AMF) strengthens and connects the Austin music community through education, outreach and unification programs. AMF will facilitate two Music Division programs: Leadership Music Austin and Music Business Accelerator.
The Music Division brings you the most important Austin music news each month. We are thrilled to keep you updated on what's happening in the Austin music industry.
To apply for economic development incentives, download the Business Information form (doc).
We can meet with your company to provide consultations and advice as you grow. Contact Emerging Technologies Coordinator Eve Richter for more information.
Are you a local technology company interested in being profiled in our Emerging Technologies newsletter? Contact Emerging Technologies Coordinator Eve Richter for more information.
The Emerging Technology Program is invaluable to our emergent tech business and provides consulting, resource connections “matchmaking,” and promotion services “cheerleading.” For more information contact ET Coordinator, Eve Richter.
The Health Alliance for Austin Musicians provides access to affordable health care for Austin's low-income, uninsured musicians and focuses on prevention and wellness. If you are an uninsured, professional musician in the Austin-area, apply today to see if you are eligible for low-cost primary health care services.
To receive assistance with an international delegation, please complete the Visiting Delegation online form. While the City does not provide funding for delegation travel expenses, we can help set up meetings with City staff and officials, local institutions or businesses.
These classes explore your company’s trade potential. Topics include intro to importing and exporting, export documentation and export finance. Classes take place at 201 E 2nd St. Register for classes here or email Ben Ramirez.
The Music Division partnered with campus2careers to help Austin music companies and organizations find interns through InternInAustin. InternInAustin is the nation's first citywide internship program, an annual initiative to bridge the local small business and campus communities for internships each semester.
The City of Austin proudly promotes local music in the City's telephone hold music system. If your band is interested in having a song featured on Music on Hold, please contact Don PItts at 512-974-7821.
Weekly regular sessions of council include live music starting at 5:30 p.m. If your band is interested in performing, please contact Ashley Buchanan.
The SIMS Foundation's mission is to provide access to and financial support for mental health and addiction recovery services for Austin-area musicians and their families. SIMS was founded in 1995 by the friends and family of Sims Ellison, a talented young Austin musician, after his battle with depression ended in suicide. For more information contact SIMS Confidential Clinical Line at 512-494-1007.