Programs + Places
HPPAA Projects & Events Map
HPPAA’s work takes shape in concert halls, museums, galleries, schools, parks, and community spaces. Explore the places where performances, education, exhibitions, public history, and creative collaborations have reached audiences across Texas.
A Living Public Record
Programs connected to place
This map documents HPPAA performances, education, exhibitions, Texas jazz history, and collaborations across the communities where the work happened.
Locations are organized by venue rather than by individual event. When several HPPAA projects took place at the same address, one marker opens a concise record of the work presented there.
Explore the Map
Where HPPAA’s work happens
Select a numbered marker to see the venue, projects presented there, the year, a short description, and a link to learn more.
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Projects by Location
Twelve venues. A growing public record.
Browse the same locations and projects in a text-based format. This directory supports mobile visitors, accessibility, and search engines even when the interactive map is not used.
Austin
Austin City Hall
301 W. 2nd Street, Austin, TX 78701
An exhibition from Hank Hehmsoth’s jazz-inspired visual art series, presented through the People’s Gallery inside Austin City Hall.
Austin
Texas Music Museum
1009 E. 11th Street, Austin, TX 78702
A performance and public-history program reconnecting Eddie Durham’s Texas legacy with present-day artists and audiences.
Poetry, composition, spoken word, and improvisation brought Texas literary and jazz voices together.
Austin
Batch Craft Beer & Kolaches
3220 Manor Road, Austin, TX 78723
Young musicians learned, listened, and performed alongside Double Vision Jazz Ensemble in a free community workshop and jam.
Austin
Monks Jazz Club
310 E. Saint Elmo Road, Austin, TX 78745
Double Vision Jazz Ensemble and Invoke string quartet joined in new arrangements and original music by Hank Hehmsoth and John Mills.
San Marcos
Eddie Durham Park
213 W. Martin Luther King Drive, San Marcos, TX 78666
A free public festival celebrating the San Marcos-born jazz pioneer through live performance and community history.
San Marcos
Texas State University Performing Arts Center
405 Moon Street, San Marcos, TX 78666
Double Vision Jazz Ensemble and guest artists bring Durham’s music and history home through performance and public engagement.
Lake Jackson
The Art Gallery at Brazosport College
Bonnen Central, Room B.126 · 500 College Boulevard, Lake Jackson, TX 77566
Hank Hehmsoth’s visual-art exhibition anchored the Seeing Sound / Hearing Color residency and included a public artist reception.
Public discussion and student workshops explored connections among visual thinking, musical improvisation, storytelling, and the creative process.
Lake Jackson
The Clarion at Brazosport College
500 College Drive, Lake Jackson, TX 77566
Double Vision Jazz Ensemble performed original music in an immersive concert environment joining live jazz with projected visual art.
Hank Hehmsoth appeared as guest artist with the Brazosport College Jazz Band during the interdisciplinary campus residency.
Georgetown
First Presbyterian Church Georgetown
703 S. Church Street, Georgetown, TX 78626
Austin Jazz Society presented this HPPAA-supported concert, bringing original contemporary jazz to Georgetown.
Austin
Nica on 4th
117 W. 4th Street, Suite 101A, Austin, TX 78701
An ongoing HPPAA performance residency combining live jazz, Texas jazz history, and stories about the venue’s namesake, Pannonica “Nica” de Koenigswarter.
Austin
Elephant Room
315 Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78701
Double Vision Jazz Ensemble premiered Blu-Escape at its SXSW showcase, connecting original music with Hank Hehmsoth’s interdisciplinary visual-art project.
Austin
Parker Jazz Club
117 W. 4th Street, Suite 107B, Austin, TX 78701
Parker has hosted recurring Eddie Durham All-Star Big Band concerts and supported the continuing effort to bring Durham’s music and history to contemporary audiences.
A Living Public Record
The map will grow with HPPAA’s work.
As new concerts, educational programs, exhibitions, and partnerships take place, HPPAA will add them by venue—creating a lasting visual record of artists, communities, and public impact.