Keeping Music in Austin Alive and Well
“Having HAAM allowed me to afford all of the appointments and medications I needed to get back to being in fighting shape for the stage!”
“In a city where a huge part of the culture (musicians) is getting priced out and finding it increasingly difficult to make a living, HAAM has filled a crucial void by providing services to those who put Austin on the map.”
“Not only has HAAM helped me navigate the complex world of healthcare and given me easy access to essential services, but as a Type 1 Diabetic, they literally help keep me alive.”
HAAM Latest
An update on funding cuts to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Navigator program.
Last night HAAM Pearl Society members enjoyed a night of music featuring Sarah Hall and Daniel Fears at C.L. Butaud’s Wine Tasting Room! A special thanks to our friends at Brown Distributing for providing Karbach and Rambler Sparkling Water, Central Market, Music Water, and especially C.L. Butaud Wines for helping us throw a great party to close out Pearl Society 2025!
The Live Music Capital of the World is home to incredible musicians whose talent and creativity enrich our live music scene and embody what makes our city unique. From an Iranian immigrant who found his voice in world music to an open-format DJ who is also a Top Five Austin Business Woman of the Year and nominee for an Latino Media Orgullo Award. These artists represent not just different musical genres, but the diverse paths that lead creators to make Austin their artistic home.
How do we keep these creatives here in Central Texas?
We celebrated our new South Stairwell mural by local muralist and musician Wiley Ross last week at the HAAM Headquarters featuring music from DJ KICKIT! This project was generously supported by Lynne Dobson and Greg Wooldridge with the Tejemos Foundation and we were thrilled to celebrate a new HAAM milestone with them!