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Austin Plumbing Repair. Add review No registration required. Deji M. Updated because last year I bought a few tasty gift certificates to Blue Dahlia Bistro at a great discount, courtesy of Rare. Their Weekend Pass emails are also pretty nifty, chock full of more events than any one person can attend.

Seth M. And he ends up leaving in an SUV limo and playing at another bar down the street in a surprise show there. Neither RARE nor the bar informs the crowd, or what was left of it, that he had left or was playing elsewhere nearby. And while RARE said the event was free, there was a cover charge.

Those of us who did waited for hours, and never got to hear any of his music, live or recorded. He sold out Stubbs before, so others appear to know how to promote an event much better than RARE does. Full rant here:. Blake R. Parties are supposed to promote the brand, not convince half a city to never pick up your magazine again. Hadley H. I just wanted to echo the sentiments of everyone else who was horribly mislead by Rare about the Dos Equis party last night.

After learning of the overbooking and the change of pickup locations, my friends and I showed up at 5 pm on the dot and got in the already ridiculously long line to wait for the bus. Moral of the story: never go to a Rare event unless you know someone who works there and can guarantee your entrance and happiness doubtful.

If you have planned an event that sounds as awesome as this one did, people who RSVP are definitely going to show up for it. Get some staff who know how to plan an event and maybe someday I will change my mind. Leigh M. Rare was the one entity based locally that put their name on this event.

Rare maintains a reputation as a source looked to for guidance on «where to go» and « what to do. That responsibility was not met, and the negative feedback they have received as a result is warranted.

If last night had been a success, Rare would certainly be taking ownership over that. Part of proper marketing includes responsible communication. As all of us who went and waited for hours know, that mistake was merely the tip of the iceburg. Austin shakes her head and wags her finger at you today, Rare Magazine. It would be nice to see you acknowledge your own mistakes in the matter and take a little stake in the downfall on behalf of your neighbors.

Doryan R. The staff is real friendly and helpful. I have found lots of good movies and books there. From Business: 12th Street Books, buying and selling, fine, rare books for 22 years.

From Business: Blue Awning Books is a relatively new store: we just celebrated our first birthday. We provide Austinites a locally owned, independent used-and-rare bookshop. Are you deciding where to acquire needed goods? You might choose Rare Magazine as one of the options. For those who find shopping entertaining, a visit here might prove to be a nice way to relax and have fun.

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