DANA Urban Core Happy Hour at 

House of Rising Tanuki – San

Join your downtown Austin neighbors and fans at House of Rising Tanuki – San Wednesday, June 5th from 5:30 – 8 pm to eat, drink, and network.

Originally starting as a popular pop-up in Aspen, House of Rising Tanuki – San moved to Texas at the end of last year making Downtown Austin officially home. At the head of its Asian-Southern fusion cuisine is the co-founding chef team of Adam Norwig and Jonathan Leichliter.

Pop-styled murals, exposed brick, and colorful decor create a vibrate fun atmosphere in which to dine. Tanuki, which references a shapeshifting god of mischief represents House of the Rising Tanuki-san’s cuisine perfectly, as it exemplifies the truly unique mashup of flavors. Tanuki- mischievously good food!

Following on House of Rising Tanuki on Instagram @tanukiaustin, on Facebook @tanukitogo, or by visiting their website directly www.tanukiaustin.com

Entry for DANA members is free. Become a member now or join at the door. The entry fee for non-members is $10.

WHAT: June 2019 Urban Core Happy Hour

WHEN: Wednesday, June 5th, 5:30 -8 PM

WHERE: House of Rising Tanuki – San @ 120 W 5th St, Austin, TX 78701 (Between Colorado & Congress)

DANA members will enjoy complimentary drinks and tasty bites. Non-members are required to pay $10 at the door, or join DANA for free access to UCHH events year round! To ensure the best experience, we strongly suggest arriving as close to the beginning of the event as possible, as the complimentary food will be first come, first served.

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Don’t miss the downtown neighborhood event of the year, this Sunday at Truluck’s!

At this annual meeting we’ll hear from fellow downtown resident Mayor Steve Adler about what’s in store for downtown this year. We’ll also elect new DANA board members, hear about what DANA has been up to, and enjoy delicious seafood and drinks.

DANA members will receive priority entrance, and free access to UCHH events year-round.  Non-members will need to pay $15 at the door. To ensure the best experience, we suggest arriving as close to the beginning of the event as possible, as the complimentary food will be first come, first served.

Remember to bring a friend or new DANA member with you!

Become a member now or join at the door.

Many thanks to our host, Truluck’s, and our sponsor, First Service Residential!

RSVP TODAY !

Do you love living, working, and/or playing in downtown Austin? Join us in 2nd Street District for socializing and networking with other downtown residents and fans. CRU Wine Bar and The Bonneville will showcase their menus with complimentary bites, along with beverages provided by 2nd Street District.

After stopping in for a drink with DANA, continue along to the 2nd Street Social Sip & Stroll featuring specialty cocktails, exclusive specials, and giveaways throughout the 2nd Street District.

DANA members will receive priority entrance. Guests are required to pay $10 at the door, or join DANA for access to UCHH events year round! To ensure the best experience, we strongly suggest arriving as close to the beginning of the event as possible, as there are a limited number of drink tickets and food.

Do you love living, working, and/or playing in downtown Austin? Join us for socializing and networking with other downtown residents and fans. Let’s celebrate the close of this year and the holiday season with complimentary beverages and appetizers from the brand new downtown restaurant, Cafe Blue.

Plus, make sure you arrive early to meet the artists for a new public art commission in the Seaholm District. Dan Sternof Beyer and Bevan Weissman of New American Public Art will be at the December DANA Happy Hour for the first 30 minutes in order to meet downtown neighbors to inform their new public art commission.

New American Public Art was recently commissioned by the City of Austin’s Art in Public Places program to create a work of public art associated with the Green Water Treatment Redevelopment Project.

The artists are being asked to design an urban artwork that creates a sense of place through discovery or an unexpected experience for people of all ages, is physically interactive, includes light and/or sound, and is easily maintained and vandal resistant, all without disrupting or inconveniencing people living, working or recreating in the area.