Therapy Sister Maurine be will doing double duty playing bass in this big fun French pop band and also with her Sisters as they open for Des Amis Pop.
The Princeton Palace is a garden venue located at 2505 Princeton Dr, Austin, Texas. The handcrafted stage was made from recycled materials by creative artist and musician, Frank Meyer, with help and hard work from The Therapy Sisters who call this beautiful place home. The venue includes a green room, accessible restroom, in-house PA and engineer, and shady seating for 100.
The Princeton Palace hosts musicians such as Zoe Lewis, The Austin Lounge Lizards, Bill Oliver and the Otter Space Band, as well as events like The Women of Note Music Festival, an annual Peace Fest, and the occasional wedding!
ALWAYS PAY WHAT YOU CAN, the Princeton Palace welcomes all!
Therapy Sister Maurine be will doing double duty playing bass in this big fun French pop band and also with her Sisters as they open for Des Amis Pop.
That's right. 11 AM! It's a musical brunch CD release with Jim Patton & Sherry Brokus and their band: Alice Hasen, Cordy Lavery, John Bush. No better way to enjoy Labor Day weekend than with a South Austin caffeinated backyard CD release. And The Therapy Sisters may get play a few, too. https://www.pattonandbrokus.com/
The Austin Area Translators and Interpreters Association celebrates International Translators' Day every September. This year the commemoration will take place on Saturday, September 26, 10 a.m. - noon, at the Princeton Palace garden venue in the backyard of 2505 Princeton Drive, Austin, TX 78741. The Therapy Sisters will perform at 10 a.m., followed by a brief talk, Q&A and refreshments. Open to any language lover with an interest in interpretation and translation. For more information call Joanie Grace 512-560-7356.
Austin Peace & Justice Fest Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026 12-6pm Princeton Palace (2505 Princeton Drive, Austin, TX 78741) FREE, all welcome, picnic style donations benefit Nonviolent Austin & Texas Unitarian Universalist Justice Ministry
Deidre McCalla doesn’t merely take the stage - she owns it. Her songs embody hope and celebration, struggle, loss, and longing - sometimes all in one song! Her songwriting reveals an unyieldingly honest perspective expressed with a lyric touch that relentlessly celebrates the power and diversity of the human spirit. https://deidremccalla.com/