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The South by Southwest Experience 2022 in Austin, Texas

 Ladies and Gentlemen, My personal SxSw experience this year was enjoyable. I'm glad the full event returned to in-person in the year of 2022. 

Quick SxSw GVM Highlights:

  • I walked past, conversed, and had brief a conversation with celebrity David Arquette on SoCo Avenue
  • the South by Hotel San Jose had free quality bands, I saw "Joseph" sisters, but my 1 LoneStar Tall-boy beer was $10.43 ouch...
  • I bicycled to the Red River Clubs, cultural music scene and saw free concerts @ the Side Bar, Cheer Up Charlies, and some small venue on the corner of 7th and Red River
  • I saw Live Shows @ Hotel Vegas and Lazarus Brewery on East 6th = enjoyable
  • I saw intimate shows at a recording studio called Aryln's in Travis Heights, a first for me. Excellent Sound and welcoming environment
  • Lastly, I lived to tell the tale & by Saturday my body said, "let's pretend it's Sunday."
    • How was your SxSw experience in 2022? 
    georgevance@gmail.com 512.657.9281
    Licensed Real Estate Broker in Austin, Texas Austin Silent Market





























While I got your attention, Do you have any Austin or Central Texas Real Estate Inquiries? Sales, Leasing? Rentals, Lots, Development? Downtown Condos? If so, I'll work on it. George Vance McGee Real Estate Broker Associate Austin Silent Market 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com















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