The First-Ever Texan Feminist Throwdown: $14K Raised For Reproductive Rights in Texas
On January 22, 2023 we hosted our first-everTexan Feminist Throwdown—a community hoe-down for reproductive rights—on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
The 2022 Impact Report: Future Front's First (Full) Year
In 2022, Future Front was delightful, delicious and dangerously juicy! From welcoming a record-number of vendors at The Front Market to bringing back The Front Festival in its true form, this year was a big one.
The Front Market's Fall 2022 Season: The Official Recap
From November 12 to December 10, we took over Ani’s Day & Night for eight days, welcoming 180+ vendors and 4,000+ visitors.
The Front Market Gift Guide (2022)
Featuring 180+ women and LGBTQ+ creatives based in Texas from The Front Market.
The Community Leaders of Color Mental Health Project Has (Thankfully) Returned
We are incredibly lucky—and grateful—to bring this resource back with 30 sessions available for six leaders for 2022.
The Return of The Front Festival: A Weekend of Abundance
From August 25 to 28, we took over The Line Hotel Austin, Parish and The Contemporary’s Laguna Gloria for four days of music, film and pool parties. More than 800 guests across Texas joined us to celebrate work by 35+ women and LGBTQ+ artists.
On Navigating The Music Industry And Centering Joy: We Don't Ride Llamas
In this interview, Austin-based band We Don’t Ride Llamas shares their thoughts on making music that feels good and touring as a close-knit band.
On Texas Perreo And DJing Across Borders: Suxxy Puxxy
In this interview, DJ and host Suxxy Puxxy shares her thoughts on the art of Perreo, the beauty of communities united by Reggaeton and the resilience it takes to be an independent creative.
On Directing For The First Time And Writing Everyday: Stephanie Halovanic
Director and writer Stephanie Halovanic shares her experience directing for the first time, as well as her thoughts on finding the courage to create.
On Independent Filmmaking, Creative Activism And West Texas: Kat Broyles
Director and multidisciplinary creative Kat Broyles shares her creative process, the inspiration for Moondogs, as well as her own thoughts on abortion access in 2022.