Studio 919 at The Texas Tribune - Austin, TX

Discover Studio 919 at The Texas Tribune

Nestled at 919 Congress Avenue, Sixth Floor, Austin, TX 78701, Studio 919 at The Texas Tribune stands as a premier event venue, catering to a variety of gatherings from corporate events to community meetings. With its strategic location in the heart of downtown Austin, this venue offers a unique blend of modern aesthetics and Texas charm. Below, you'll find essential information to help you plan your next event at this exceptional space.

Key Features:

- Event Venue Specialties: Studio 919 is dedicated to providing a top-notch event experience, making it ideal for conferences, weddings, and social gatherings.
- Onsite Services: To ensure a seamless event, the venue offers on-site services, including catering, audio-visual equipment, and event coordination.
- Accessibility: The venue prides itself on being wheelchair accessible, featuring a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot, ensuring everyone can enjoy the space comfortably.

Location and Accessibility:

Situated at the vibrant Congress Avenue, Studio 919 is conveniently located in downtown Austin, offering easy access for attendees. Its close proximity to other cultural and business hubs makes it a perfect spot for networking events or exhibitions.

What Visitors Say:

With 4 reviews on Google My Business, the consensus paints a picture of a venue that delivers on quality and service. The average opinion holds a solid 3.8/5, indicating high satisfaction among previous clients.

Planning Your Event:

For those considering hosting an event at Studio 919, here are some tips:

- Contact Early: Given the positive feedback, it's advisable to reach out well in advance to secure your desired date.
- Explore Amenities: Take the time to review the onsite services offered to understand how they can enhance your event.
- Consider Accessibility: With its commitment to inclusivity, Studio 919 is a thoughtful choice for gatherings where accessibility matters.

👍 Reviews of Studio 919 at The Texas Tribune

michial M.

1/5

I saw your article "Texas DPS are routinely stopping motorist of color in Austin, data shows" well, it's interesting that you'll are NOT a news organization or a business because you're none-profit, according to you website. (See how I did that, got info YOU created, it's not my opinion)

You are not "essential Tx news" as the "story teller" claims, the percentages thrown all over the article could be right or wrong however, wouldn't statistics with the amount of ethnicities in the area neighborhood itself been relevant? Is it a high crime area? Is there a large amount of gang activity in the area? And I love how the story teller explains there are "people of color" and, there are apparently "drivers not a person of color". Who the hell "not a person of color?

But the best one is how the story teller writes "...reports that state troopers pulled a gun on a 10-year-old during a traffic stop. DPS video of the stop later showed that the troopers didn’t point their guns at the child but did point them at his father." At lest the story teller got to type "state troopers pulled a gun on a 10-year-old". It's obvious that's the only reason he wrote it that way for shock value. This is the epitome of liberalism and serves no purpose other than to create MORE racial tension and show no support for LE.

Jade A.

5/5

Patii R.

5/5

Herb G.

4/5