Presented by Future Front, Heavy Heavy Heavy is a solo show from Austin-based multidisciplinary artist Emily No Good.

This year’s Texas-local lineup featured 35 different musical acts and films, all from independent artists, musicians and filmmakers shaping Austin and Central Texas beyond. Each night converged to present a future-forward lineup that ultimately brought 900 guests together across generations.

In July 2025, Future Front hosted Spilled Fruit, a curated selection of portraits and multidisciplinary works by LGBTQIA+ artists in or from Texas.

Austin-based chef Deepa Shridhar and Future Front Executive Director Jane Hervey host their second-annual supper club and community fundraiser.

For the second time, we brought back the picnic’s annual polaroid yearbook. In these 29 snaps, we hope to celebrate (and document) the presence of community joy in Texas for future generations.

Every year, Future Front produces an Annual Artist Residency, featuring DJs, sound artists and visual artists in Austin, Texas.

Co-hosted by a lineup of guest instructors, this three-part series was designed for Austin-based independent and DIY artists, creatives and small business owners.

History in the Making posed two questions — What does Black History mean to you? How are you making History today? — as an expression of solidarity, a celebration of existence and a desire for life. For ourselves and the futures of those to come after us.

Due to the termination of the National Endowment of the Arts’ cooperative agreement with South Arts, Future Front’s $65,000 ArtsHERE grant award was rescinded on May 5, 2025

On April 12, 2025, we hosted a soft afternoon of all-ages creative workshops, outdoor DJ sets and community vibes during Pease Park’s Squirrel Fest—an annual day to celebrate Spring, Austin’s natural ecosystems and the city’s iconic native squirrel.