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Why Are West Coast Oysters So Hard to Find in Austin?

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November 6, 2024

Why Are West Coast Oysters So Hard to Find in Austin?

After a recent frustrating workday, the only way I could resuscitate my mood was with a stiff gin martini and some premium oysters. I headed to a popular seafood bar where I found an impressive selection of oysters from New England and a few from the Gulf Coast. Alas, there were none of what I craved most: West Coast oysters — rich, sweet, and almost creamy. I asked the bartender about the availability of Pacific bivalves. The bartender hesitated before answering. “We do, but we don’t list them. We’re not supposed to serve West Coast oysters in Austin.” You see, Northern California and Washington oysters are illicit off-menu options at this particular Texas restaurant.

So I did what any self-respecting oyster lover would do; I ordered a dozen buttery California Kumamotos, feeling like a speakeasy renegade during Prohibition. But my curiosity was fully piqued. Why can’t Austin restaurants legally sell West Coast oysters?

The short answer is that West Coast oysters are illegal in Texas, thanks to an obscure law passed by the Texas Legislature back in 1989. “[It’s] the only state that I’m aware of that prohibits sales of Pacific oysters to consumers,” confirms Bobbi Hudson, executive director of the Pacific Shellfish Institute in Olympia, Washington.

What’s the rationale? Essentially, it was a precaution. Pacific oysters are considered an invasive species. “They’ve been shown to establish naturally reproducing populations outside their natural range,” Hudson says. So when West Coast oysters are introduced to new locations — say, Texas — through discarded oysters — the bivalves are quickly able to mate and produce baby oysters, expanding their population to the point where they outnumber the native breeds in the area.

Pacific Coast oysters are especially-effective “ecosystem engineers,” as Hudson puts it. They change their environments through their capabilities as filter feeders, removing algae, nutrients, and other particles from surrounding waters. They also carry microbes and bacteria on their shells that are foreign to new waters and can have negative effects on existing ecosystems, thus pushing out local aquatic life. As a result, throughout the world, Pacific oysters already “dominate global shellfish aquaculture production,” she says.

When the Texas law was established in 1989, the oyster restrictions in the state applied only to the oyster breed known as Pacific oysters, which originated in the waters surrounding Japan. Then, in 2021, the state decided to further protect Gulf oysters by passing a tighter law that banned any species that isn’t native to the Gulf, aka “controlled exotic species.” Under these restrictions the broad category Crassostrea virginica — also called the Eastern oyster (because they are, yes, found in the East Coast of North America) — are permitted. The distinction between Gulf and Eastern oysters is where the bivalves grow.

So per the rules, all West Coast oysters — from Kumamoto to Olympia — are illegal to source and sell in Texas.

But rules are often bent or broken.

Hudson is aware that some establishments still serve West Coast oysters in the state. But she isn’t too worried: “I would argue that the risk isn’t high,” referring to potentially introducing invasive species into Texas.

Shucked oysters by Austin Oyster Co.

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A tray of unopened oysters on ice on a tray. — Maine oysters being served by Austin Oyster Co.

West Coast oysters “pop up more frequently” than you’d expect, says Brendan Yancy, founder of Austin Oyster Co., though businesses generally have to get a bit creative to acquire their black market bivalves. With wholesalers unwilling to skirt the law, restaurants often turn to the farms directly, says Yancy, and of those farms, there are only a small handful willing to risk their license by defying the state of Texas.

Some businesses will downplay said liability, insisting that Texas law enforcement doesn’t prioritize enforcing oyster provenance. However, Daniel Berg, owner and executive chef of Austin restaurant Bill’s Oyster, knows that those aren’t empty threats. “We recently had a Texas game warden come into the restaurant to check our tags and make sure we weren’t serving West Coast oysters,” he says, noting that they don’t. “I was pretty shocked by that.”

Berg also doesn’t feel limited by Texas’s regulations especially with the option to import East Coast oysters. He prefers Northeast ones because they’re “smaller and more briny,” while he feels the Gulf oysters are “larger and not as clean-tasting.” (He admits Gulf oysters are better for grilling and frying.)

Bill’s Oyster works with local seafood distributor Minamoto Foods, which has strong connections with oyster farms in New England and eastern Canada. Since Texas is so far away from those prime oyster regions, it’s hard to connect personally with these farmers. “Trusting and relying on [a distributor] is important,” Berg says.

Yancy, on the other hand, has family connections in the Northeast, which means access to farms in Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. It’s inherently the ethos of his business: “The whole concept is really bringing East Coast oysters to people in Austin,” he says of Austin Oyster Co. (The company grew and harvested its own oysters from Portland, Maine for the first time this fall season.)

Someone opening an oyster on top of a tray full of oysters and ice. — Shucking oysters at the bar of Bill’s.

Yancy does believe the viability of Texas oysters. “I’m rooting for Texas farms,” he says. The state’s oyster industry is far newer than its other counterparts, which puts farms like Texas Oyster Ranch, Jeri’s Oysters, and DJ’s Oyster Co. at a disadvantage. “They’ve got a lot of uphill battles against them,” he says, which puts the state’s oyster industry behind competitors in other states. Yancy notes that the Gulf’s warmer temperatures create a higher yield than the colder Northeastern waters, but because the state’s oyster farming infrastructure isn’t yet equipped to handle the volume, Texas has some catching up to do before they can meet the oyster farming scale the West Coast, East Coast, and even other Gulf regions like Louisiana.

Can there be a way to legally have West Coast oysters in Austin without becoming a shellfish outlaw? There aren’t any above-board answers just yet, but Hudson says that science may already have a solution. “From a biological perspective, there are ways to create organisms that can’t reproduce,” she says. “With Pacific oysters, it’s already routinely done around the world to control gonad development” — a process that, according to the University of Washington, involves stopping the maturation of the oyster eggs. The resulting reproductively-inactive “triploid” oyster happens to have more tender and flavorful meat year-round in addition to being unable to realistically reproduce (Read: less of a threat to Gulf oyster populations). Until genetically modified bivalves become more widely available, West Coast oysters are only available on an if-you-know-you-know basis. So keep your eyes peeled and your conversations with oyster bartenders flowing — you might just score a secret stash.

Tanks in the ocean. — DJ’s Oyster Co.’s oyster farm in Palacios, Texas.

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Texas Supreme Court likely to remain an all-Republican court

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November 6, 2024

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Texas Supreme Court likely to remain an all-Republican court

AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Supreme Court, the state’s court of last resort for civil matters, will likely remain an all-Republican court for now as all three incumbents were headed for wins Wednesday morning.

What You Need To Know

The Texas Supreme Court has nine justices, three of whom ran for reelection with opposition

Spectrum News 1 partner the Texas Tribune noted that Democrats targeted the court this election in hopes that backlash over rulings on abortion and LGBTQ+ issues would be enough to break up the Republican hold on the court

Republican incumbent Jimmy Blacklock has defeated Democrat DaSean Jones by 58% with almost all of the votes counted

Republican incumbent Jane Bland fended off challenges by Democrat Bonnie Lee Goldstein and Libertarian David Roberson, winning over 56% of the vote

According to The Associated Press, Republican incumbent Jimmy Blacklock has defeated Democrat DaSean Jones by 58% with almost all of the votes counted, Republican incumbent John Devine is heading for victory with a sizable lead over Democrat Christine Weems—but the race has yet to be called—and Republican incumbent Jane Bland fended off challenges by Democrat Bonnie Lee Goldstein and Libertarian David Roberson winning over 56% of the vote.

The Texas Supreme Court has nine justices, three of whom ran for reelection with opposition.

Devine was the only justice with a primary challenger. In March, he survived a challenge by Brian Walker, of the Second District Court of Appeals, by 1 percentage point.

Devine has been controversial. He has called church-state separation a “myth,” was the Tea Party candidate for the U.S. Supreme Court in 2022, once called his GOP colleagues “brainwashed” in leaked audio and has claimed he was arrested 37 times at abortion protests in the 1980s.

Weems is a judge on the 281^st Civil District Court in Harris County. Her biography says she’s the daughter of immigrants who fled Vietnam when Saigon fell in 1975. Previously a trial attorney in personal injury civil law and civil trial law, in an election ad available on YouTube, Weems says she is a judge “who upholds the law” and lives “by a Texas code of ethics.”

Spectrum News 1 partner the Texas Tribune noted that Democrats targeted the court this election in hopes that backlash over rulings on abortion and LGBTQ+ issues would be enough to break up the Republican hold on the court.

Blacklock was appointed to the Texas Supreme Court by Gov. Greg Abbott in 2018. He previously served as Abbott’s general counsel and in the Attorney General’s Office under then-AG Abbott.

Jones is a district court judge in Harris County. He’s been a judge on the 180^th District Court since 2019 and is a veteran. According to his biography, he’s the first combat veteran and minority to preside over the 180^th District Court.

Bland has served on the Texas Supreme Court since 2019. Prior to that, she was a justice on the First Court of Appeals for 15 years and served six years as a state district judge.

Dallas Judge Goldstein was elected to the 5^th District Court of Appeals in 2020. She was previously the presiding judge on of the 44^th Judicial District Court in Dallas County.

Libertarian Roberson has experience working as an attorney and as vice president of operations at Prime Tax Group. He identified the most pressing issues as abortion restrictions and I-35 corridor construction through Austin.

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LIVE: Texas Election Results

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November 5, 2024

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Millions of Texas voters have cast their ballots and at 7 p.m. we will get a look at our first results.

Texans decided on dozens of races, from the presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris to a high-dollar senate showdown between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred and several others that impact their communities.

You can watch the live results as they come in below.

We also have a larger look at the race and what it all means at fox7austin.com/election.

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How to check voting wait times in Travis County

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2 days ago

November 5, 2024

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How to check voting wait times in Travis County

Today is Election Day. The polls in Travis County are open today from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.

Sometimes the most convenient voting location may not be the fastest. Remember, voters registered in Travis County can vote at any voting location in Travis County.

To find the nearest vote center for you and to see what the expected wait time is, click here.

Anyone in line at the time the polls close will be allowed to cast their ballot.

The FOX 7 Elections page also has breakdowns of some of the hot ticket items Texans are voting on during this election.

Texas: The Issue Is – 2024 Election Special

The Texas: The Issue Is 2024 Election Special breaks down the key issues and races across Texas. Senator Ted Cruz and his challenger, Congressman Colin Allred sit down to talk about their race. Plus, a look at the presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris and the issues that could drive Texas voters to the polls.

Travis County Voting Locations

Austin City Hall Media Room #1034 301 W 2nd St Austin 78701
Austin Recreation Center Dance Studio 1301 Shoal Creek Blvd Austin 78701
Sam Houston Building Break Room and Library 201 E 14th St Austin 78701
Travis County Civil and Family Courts Facility Conference Room 1700 Guadalupe St Austin 78701
Anita Ferrales Coy Facility Former Library Media Center 745 Mansell Ave Austin 78702
Cantu Pan Am Recreation Center Gym 2100 E 3rd St Austin 78702
Carver Branch Library Meeting Rooms B/C 1161 Angelina St Austin 78702
Cepeda Branch Library Meeting Room 1 651 N Pleasant Valley Rd Austin 78702
Huston Tillotson University Davage-Durden Student Union 900 Chicon St Austin 78702
Millennium Youth Entertainment Complex East Media and Conference Room 1156 Hargrave St Austin 78702
Mt Zion Baptist Church Family Life Center – Room #119 2938 E 13th St Austin 78702
Terrazas Branch Library Meeting Rooms 1/2 1105 E Cesar Chavez St Austin 78702
Howson Branch Library Meeting Room 2500 Exposition Blvd Austin 78703
O Henry Middle School Gym 2610 W 10th St Austin 78703
St Luke United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 1306 W Lynn St Austin 78703
Westminster Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall 3208 Exposition Blvd Austin 78703
Church on Congress Avenue Fellowship Hall 1511 S Congress Ave Austin 78704
Dawson Elementary School Cafeteria 3001 S 1st St Austin 78704
Faith Presbyterian Church Wright Fellowship Hall 1314 E Oltorf St Austin 78704
Mary Lee Foundation Center Lobby 1339 Lamar Square Dr Austin 78704
South Austin Recreation Center Lobby 1100 Cumberland Rd Austin 78704
South Austin Senior Activity Center Clubroom 3911 Menchaca Rd Austin 78704
St Edwards University UFCU Alumni Gym 3001 S Congress Ave Austin 78704
St John San Juan Lutheran Church Narthex 409 W Ben White Blvd Austin 78704
St Marks Episcopal Church Parish Hall 2128 Barton Hills Dr #4651 Austin 78704
Twin Oaks Branch Library Meeting Room 1800 S 5th St Austin 78704
Wheatsville Food Coop South Lamar Community Kitchen 4001 S Lamar Blvd Austin 78704
Zilker Elementary School Cafeteria 1900 Bluebonnet Ln Austin 78704
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Room 211 100 E 27th St Austin 78705
Lamar Senior Activity Center MPR 2874 Shoal Crest Ave Austin 78705
LBJ School of Public Affairs Lobby 2315 Red River St Austin 78712
UT Texas Union Room 2.214 2308 Whitis Ave Austin 78712
Givens Recreation Center Game Room 3811 E 12th St Austin 78721
Greater Mt Zion Baptist Church Assembly Room 4301 Tannehill Ln Austin 78721
Southwest Key Programs Honduras Room 6002 Jain Ln Austin 78721
Campbell Elementary School Entrance Hallway 2613 Rogers Ave Austin 78722
Genesis Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall 1507 Wilshire Blvd Austin 78722
Austin Energy Headquarters Capital Training Room 4815 Mueller Blvd Austin 78723
East Nineteenth St Baptist Church Fellowship Hall 3401 Rogge Ln Austin 78723
General Marshall Middle School Community Room 4401 Tilley St Austin 78723
Memorial United Methodist Church Gym 6100 Berkman Dr Austin 78723
Windsor Park Branch Library Meeting Room 5833 Westminster Dr Austin 78723
YMCA East Communities Y Lobby 5315 Ed Bluestein Blvd Austin 78723
Community First! Village Unity Hall 9301 Hog Eye Rd Austin 78724
Delco Center Meeting Room 4601 Pecan Brook Dr Austin 78724
Turner Roberts Recreation Center Arts and Crafts Room 7201 Colony Loop Dr Austin 78724
Dailey Middle School Lobby of the Gym 14000 Westall St Austin 78725
Grandview Hills Elementary School MPR 12024 Vista Parke Dr Austin 78726
Peace Lutheran Church Narthex 10625 N FM 620 Austin 78726
Davis Elementary School Portables 9 & 10 5214 Duval Rd Austin 78727
Milwood Branch Library Meeting Room 12500 Amherst Dr Austin 78727
Affinity at Wells Branch Main Lobby 14508 Owen-Tech Blvd Austin 78728
Wells Branch Community Center Meeting Room 2106 Klattenhoff Dr Austin 78728
Wells Branch MUD Recreation Center Arts and Crafts Room 3000 Shoreline Dr Austin 78728
RRISD Hartfield PAC Lobby 5800 McNeil Dr Austin 78729
River Place Elementary School MPR 6500 Sitio Del Rio Blvd Austin 78730
Church at Highland Park Atrium 5206 Balcones Dr Austin 78731
Northwest Hills United Methodist Church Youth Center 7027 Hart Ln Austin 78731
Canyon Ridge Middle School Gym 12601 Country Trails Ln Austin 78732
Randalls Steiner Ranch Café 5145 N FM 620 Austin 78732
Ce Bar Fire Department Training Room 353 Commons Ford Rd Austin 78733
Laura Bush Community Library Commons 9411 Bee Caves Rd Austin 78733
Lake Travis ISD Educational Development Center Sage Room 607 Ranch Rd 620 N Austin 78734
Travis County Sheriff West Command Show Up Room 3800 Hudson Bend Rd Austin 78734
Community Center at Oak Hill Community Room 8656 State Hwy 71 Austin 78735
Oak Hill Fire Dept No 302 Community Room 4111 Barton Creek Blvd Austin 78735
Southwest Family Fellowship Sanctuary 8203 State Hwy 71 Austin 78735
Mt Olive Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall 10408 US 290 Austin 78736
Oak Hill Fire Dept No 301 Training Room 3 9211 Circle Dr Austin 78736
Lake Travis ISD Transportation Center Training Room 16101 State Hwy 71 Bldg A Austin 78738
Bailey Middle School Main Hallway 4020 Lost Oasis Hollow Austin 78739
Bear Creek Elementary School Art Room 12801 Escarpment Blvd Austin 78739
Circle C Community Center Meeting Rooms 1-3 7817 La Crosse Ave Austin 78739
Dan Ruiz Branch Library Meeting Room 1 1600 Grove Blvd Austin 78741
Girls Empowerment Network Community Room 2801 S I35 Frontage Rd #110 Austin 78741
Good Shepherd on the Hill Parish Hall 1700 Woodland Ave Austin 78741
Addison Amenity Center Amenity Center 6108 Kara Dr Austin 78744
Austin Lighthouse Board Room Hallway 4512 S Pleasant Valley Rd Austin 78744
George Morales Dove Springs Recreation Center Dance Studio 5801 Ainez Dr Austin 78744
Josephine Houston Elementary School Cafetorium 5409 Ponciana Dr Austin 78744
Ojeda Middle School Foyer of Gym 4900 McKinney Falls Pkwy Austin 78744
Perez Elementary School Entrance Hallway 7500 S Pleasant Valley Rd Austin 78744
Bedichek Middle School Gym Hallway 6800 Bill Hughes Rd Austin 78745
Berkeley United Methodist Church Christian Life Center 2407 Berkeley Ave Austin 78745
Dittmar Recreation Center AB Room Main building 1009 W Dittmar Rd Austin 78745
Joslin Elementary School Cafeteria 4500 Menchaca Dr Austin 78745
Menchaca Road Branch Public Library Meeting Room 5500 Menchaca Rd Austin 78745
Pleasant Hill Branch Library Meeting Room 211 E William Cannon Dr Austin 78745
Eanes ISD Admin Building Board Room 601 Camp Craft Rd Austin 78746
Lost Creek Limited District Board Room 1305 Quaker Ridge Dr Austin 78746
Randalls Flagship West Lake Hills Café 3300 Bee Caves Rd Austin 78746
Riverbend Centre QUAD3ABCD 4214 N Capital of Texas Hwy Austin 78746
Westlake United Methodist Church Gym 1460 Redbud Tr Austin 78746
Blazier Intermediate Community Room 8801 Vertex Blvd Austin 78747
St Albans Episcopal Church Assembly Room 11819 IH 35 S Austin 78747
Akins High School Gym Foyer 10701 S 1st St Austin 78748
Mosaic Church South Austin The Commons 9910 Bilbrook Pl Austin 78748
Randalls Brodie Café 9911 Brodie Ln Austin 78748
Southpark Meadows Suite C1000 9300 S IH 35 Frontage Rd Austin 78748
State Firefighters’ and Fire Marshals’ Association Training Room 707 FM 1626 Austin 78748
upRising Austin Worship Center 8601 S 1st St Austin 78748
Villages of Shady Hollow Amenity Center Amenity Center 12006 Gatling Gun Ln Austin 78748
Westoak Woods Baptist Church CMB Room #104 2900 W Slaughter Ln Austin 78748
Austin Oaks Church Family Life Foyer 4220 Monterey Oaks Blvd Austin 78749
Boone Elementary School Cafetorium 8101 Croftwood Dr Austin 78749
Bowie High School VC Room 4103 W Slaughter Ln Austin 78749
Mills Elementary School Multi Purpose Room 6201 Davis Ln Austin 78749
Shepherd of the Hills Presbyterian Church Narthex 5226 W William Cannon Dr Austin 78749
Will Hampton Branch Library Meeting Room 5125 Convict Hill Rd Austin 78749
Central City Austin Sanctuary 9023 Old Lampasas Tr Austin 78750
Lakewood HOA Community Room/Main Clubhouse 7317 Lakewood Dr Austin 78750
Baker Center Alamo Drafthouse Cafetorium 3908 Avenue B Austin 78751
Winters Building Main Lobby 701 W 51st St Austin 78751
Austin Achieve Northeast Campus High School Gym 7424 E Hwy 290 Austin 78752
Austin Permitting and Development Center #1407 6310 Wilhelmina Delco Dr Austin 78752
TA Brown Elementary School Community Room 7801 Guadalupe St Austin 78752
Barrington Elementary School Building 300 400 Cooper Dr Austin 78753
Connally High School Large Gym Foyer 13212 N Lamar Blvd Austin 78753
Gus Garcia Recreation Center Senior Room 1201 E Rundberg Ln Austin 78753
North Austin Muslim Community Center Building 106 11900 N Lamar Blvd Austin 78753
Our Savior Lutheran Church Narthex 1513 E Yager Ln Austin 78753
St Mark United Methodist Church Lawshae Community Building 601 W Braker Ln Austin 78753
Village at Collinwood Breakfast Room 1001 Collinwood West Dr Austin 78753
Austin Fire Station No 41 Bay 11205 Harris Branch Pkwy Austin 78754
Congregation Beth Israel Smith Auditorium 3901 Shoal Creek Blvd Austin 78756
McCallum High School Performing Arts Center Foyer 5600 Sunshine Dr Austin 78756
Yarborough Branch Library Meeting Room 2200 Hancock Dr Austin 78756
Ben Hur Shrine Center Ballroom 7811 Rockwood Ln Austin 78757
Grace + Peace Austin Gym 6301 Woodrow Ave Austin 78757
Lamar Middle School Gymnasium 6201 Wynona Ave Austin 78757
North Village Branch Library Meeting Room 2505 Steck Ave Austin 78757
Northwest Recreation Center Classroom #2 2913 Northland Dr Austin 78757
Rosedale School Community Room 7505 Silvercrest Dr Austin 78757
Disability Rights Texas Board Rooms 2222 W Braker Ln Austin 78758
Grant AME Worship Center Leon Thomas Annex 1701 Kramer Ln Austin 78758
Jaime Padron Elementary School Music Room 2011 W Rundberg Ln Austin 78758
Juan P Navarro Early College High School Main Hallway 1201 Payton Gin Rd Austin 78758
YMCA North Austin Gym 1000 W Rundberg Ln Austin 78758
Anderson High School Library 8403 Mesa Dr Austin 78759
Balcones Woods Shopping Center Suite 102 11150 Research Blvd Austin 78759
Junior League of Austin Community Room 5330 Bluffstone Ln Austin 78759
Shops at Arbor Walk Suite A150 10515 North Mopac Expy Austin 78759
St Matthews Episcopal Church Huffman Hall 8134 Mesa Dr Austin 78759

Bee Cave City Hall Community Room A 4000 Galleria Pkwy Bee Cave 78738

Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall 3520 Whitestone Blvd Cedar Park 78613
Deer Creek Elementary School MPR 2420 Zeppelin Dr Cedar Park 78613

Creedmoor Community Center Meeting Room 12511 FM 1625 Creedmoor 78610

Community Center at Del Valle Activity Room/ Bldg D 3518 S FM 973 Del Valle 78617
Del Valle ISD Admin Building Board Meeting Room 5301 Ross Rd Del Valle 78617
Elroy Community Library The Learning Center 13512 FM 812 Del Valle 78617

Ministerios Filadelfia Iglesia Cristiana Sanctuary 13704 County Line Rd Elgin 78621

Community Center at Jonestown Community Room 18649 FM 1431 STE 6A Jonestown 78645

K Oaks Clubhouse Meeting Room 7000 Bar K Ranch Rd Lago Vista 78645
Lago Vista High School Lobby of PAC 5185 Lohman Ford Rd Lago Vista 78645

Lakeway Activity Center Ballroom A 105 Cross Creek Lakeway 78734

Round Mountain Baptist Church Sunday School Classroom 14500 Round Mountain Rd Leander 78641

Eternal Faith Baptist Church Fellowship Hall 12720 FM 973 Manor 78653
Manor ISD Admin Building Technology Room 10335 Hwy 290 Manor 78653
New Sweden Lutheran Church Foundation Center Room 12809 New Sweden Church Rd Manor 78653
Whisper Valley Discovery and Amenity Center Media Room 9400 Petrichor Blvd Manor 78653

Bible Baptist Church of Pflugerville Auditorium 14400 Immanuel Rd Pflugerville 78660
Boulder Ridge Clubhouse Clubhouse 3300 Killingsworth Ln Pflugerville 78660
Cambridge Villas Dining Room 15711 Dessau Rd Pflugerville 78660
Hendrickson High School PAC Lobby 19201 Colorado Sand Dr Pflugerville 78660
PfISD Rock Gym Gymnasium 702 W Pecan St Pflugerville 78660
Pfluger Hall and Conference Center Great Hall 201 N Railroad Ave Pflugerville 78660
Pflugerville Lions Club Main Hall 500 N Railroad Ave Pflugerville 78660
Pflugerville Public Library 3 Meeting Rooms 1008 W Pfluger St Pflugerville 78660
Reserve at Westcreek Great Room 17701 Bridgefarmer Blvd Pflugerville 78660
Stone Hill Apartments Community Room 17900 Pfluger Farm Ln Pflugerville 78660
Travis County HHS Pflugerville Community Center Activity Room 15822 Foothill Farms Loop Pflugerville 78660
Typhoon Texas Waterpark Main Lobby 18500 TX 130 Service Rd Pflugerville 78660