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Plug into Austin’s music and film scenes with these memberships, goods and experiences
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Austin has a proud reputation as an incubator for legendary musical artists and visionary filmmakers. Peruse this list for great ways to dive into our creative community by supporting the city’s precious music and film industries, or find opportunities to bring a bit of their magic into your own home. BY BRYAN C. PARKER
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A membership to musician grant program Black Fret AUSTIN HAS A bevy of organizations to aid musicians financially, but non-profit Black Fret stands out for its sizable grants and the plethora of artists it has supported. The organization gave a total of more than a quarter of a million dollars to 20 local musicians last year, and has donated millions since its inception in 2013. Members receive an array of gifts upon joining, as well as exclusive invitations to public and private concerts and galas throughout the year. Plus, your membership fees go directly to strengthening Austin’s music community. ($750) blackfret.org
Popcorn from Cornucopia for your movie night WHAT’S A MOVIE NIGHT without popcorn? If you’re hosting the perfect cinematic gathering at home (more and more likely these days), it’s imperative to get the good stuff, and Cornucopia, with two locations in North Austin, has you covered. You can buy quantities ranging from a small bag up to a 6.5-gallon tin. If classic, buttered popcorn is your thing, they’ve got it by the bucketful. However, they also offer a variety of flavors like buffalo blue cheese, chocolate turtle and salted toffee. My advice: try dill pickle. (Starting at $10) cornucopiapopcorn.com
