![]() ![]() In addition to leading the Foundation’s work on criminal justice, he is also the lead researcher of firearms policy. Previously a policy director at Right on Crime, the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s criminal justice reform initiative, Cohen was instrumental in the passage of the First Step Act, federal legislation that borrowed from successful changes to prisons and sentencing that he had helped pass in conservative states. Moderator: Derek Cohen, PhD, is Vice President of Policy and Right on Crime Senior Fellow. You can expect to hear about the importance of this decision, the constitutional and historical underpinnings that made it happen, and why this discrete issue matters for gun rights in Texas and across the United States. Moderator Derek Cohen will lead a discussion on the future of firearm policy with Cody Wisniewski, senior attorney for constitutional litigation for the Firearms Policy Coalition. Join Young Voices on April 21st for an evening of conversation, beer, and meeting open-minded people like you! Either way, the ruling will undoubtedly reshape Texas gun policy in the years to come. On August 26, 2022, District Court Judge Mark Pittman ruled that a decades-old Texas law which prevented 18 to 20 year olds from carrying handguns was unconstitutional. Guns and Texas go together like peanut butter and jelly - but until recently, young adults in Texas weren't allowed to participate. What does this mean for policymakers & gun lovers alike? Join us April 21st to drink & discuss! About this Event The space also offers parking on site, but anyone who practices safety by using rideshare to get there gets 10% off their order.18+ year-old Texans can now carry firearms. Friday – Sunday for guests who are 21+ to start, with plans to become kid-friendly in spring of 2021 upon the completion of the venue’s outdoor stage. The venue also offers parking at the lot on-site, but guests who show proof of using rideshare get 10% off orders to encourage safety.Īrmadillo Den is open from 4 p.m. ![]() The upstairs bar area and its wrap-around deck will eventually be a great option for events and game nights utilizing the 14 TVs throughout the space and will make an unparalleled viewing experience for live music on the pending outdoor stage. The main structure consists of two climate-controlled floors, both featuring bars and separate hosting areas inside and out, with large glass overhead doors separating each area. A small creek runs through the venue, further adding to the unique atmospheric quality of the space that lends itself to various activities and opportunities for years to come. The property, located on three acres of land with a variety of native Texas trees and landscape mixed in, boasts a two-story, 8,250 square-foot bar, with a building occupancy of over 500 and a total capacity of about 1,500 - though it will operate well under this amount during COVID-19. From our artistic entrance made from longleaf pine scraps to our bowling alley tables atop wielded T-posts, to our massive pecan tree live edge bar downstairs, there really is a lot of thought and professional work done on this space, and we can’t wait to share it with Austin.” ![]() “You’ll notice something new every time you visit. With a focus on speed and hospitality, we have built this two-story building from the ground up and gave local craftsmen a lot of freedom to have fun with the space,” said Armadillo Den partner Brett Berry. “Armadillo Den has been four years in the making, and our shared goal was to make this project a great space for staff and patrons alike. Armadillo Den has a large outdoor area, a variety of beers, mocktails, a full bar and bites to offer something for everyone, and is adhering to COVID safe practices. ![]() The new entertainment complex was created to bring the emerging area of South Manchaca to enjoy the spoils of Austin proper, on it’s three-acre property with daily live music, 18+ drafts of cold beer, food from beloved food trucks Pueblo Viejo and Ranch Hand, a forthcoming off-leash dog area, options for spacious indoor and outdoor relaxing, and large oak trees to lounge under. Armadillo Den, a new two-story bar and outdoor entertainment complex is now open at 10106 Manchaca Road, in South Austin. ![]()
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