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The LINE Austin

Downtown Creative Retreat

Known for its legacy of supporting artists, The LINE Austin is opening its doors for the second annual Downtown Austin Creative Retreat—a two-day artist residency experience, designed for intention and retreat from the rhythm of everyday life.

Meet this year’s retreat hosts and guests here.

SCHEDULE

*Please note that some sessions require pre-retreat registration to ensure seating and materials for all. Open each tab below to plan out your weekend at the retreat.

WHAT TO BRING:

Beyond your own belongings and personal items, please bring a swimsuit and a yoga mat, as well as any of the supplies you need for your creative work over the weekend.

YOUR COMPS:

  • Comp’d room for all three days

  • Comp’d sessions and programming

  • Comp’d goodie bag with drinks, snacks, special surprises and more

  • Comp’d Arlo Grey dinner on Aug. 1 (click here for the menu)

PLAYLIST

The LINE Austin Creative Retreat is part of The LINE Hotel’s GET HERE program and ongoing partnership with Future Front.

Since 2017, our strategic collaborations with the hotel—from art installations to community swims to The Front Festival—have generated $75,000+ in support for independent artists in Austin. Forever featuring emerging creatives, the partnership has become a love note to their work and a friendly introduction to the city we call home.

THE LINE HOTEL AUSTIN

The Line Hotel Austin is located in Downtown Austin, Texas. Once home to a jazz club that broadcast live on local radio in the late 1960s, the hotel is part of Downtown history and holds a cultural legacy as unique as the city itself. Today, you can find a little bit of everything HERE—art, food, design—even nature.

Future Front Texas

Homegrown in Austin, Future Front Texas is an award-winning cultural space and exhibition series led by women and LGBTQ+ creatives in Texas. As a 501(c)(3) arts and culture nonprofit, Future Front Texas produces year-round community-led programming, welcoming over 20,000 visitors annually. The organization hosts two exhibitions—The Front Market and The Front Festival—as well as shows and workshops at its creative space in historic East Austin. Through these programs and a diverse network of partnerships, Future Front pioneers unique, community-based models for cultural programming in all kinds of spaces—from museums to city streets to public parks. For more information, futurefronttexas.org