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'Just a way to connect with people': Austin groups combining storytelling, classical music in 'accessible' format
Summary by The Austin Editorial Desk Abigail Jones , as published by KXAN Local
· August 13, 2026
· 1 min read
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What started as house parties in a Hyde Park rental home in 2014 has evolved over the last decade into a beloved, wholesome night of storytelling among friends and now, easy access to classical music and community.
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What is this story about? What started as house parties in a Hyde Park rental home in 2014 has evolved over the last decade into a beloved, wholesome night of storytelling among friends and now, easy access to classical music and community.
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