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By Kristina Latham
Shelley Delayne is a first time "weirdo" at the Keep Austin Weird Festival.
"This is our first time, and we're excited but we don't know where to go, so if you could point me to the entrance?" Delayne asked reporter Kristina Latham.
By Kristina Latham
The bands playing at the Keep Austin Weird Fest received complimentary food and drinks before taking the stage.
By Kristina Latham
Fan misters were set up to keep "weirdos" cool, as they enjoyed the festivities in the heat.
HydroMist provided numerous misters for the festival.
By: Andrew Messamore
The Keep Austin Weird 5K opened with the performance of the National Anthem.
Singing national anthem prior to #keepaustinweirdfest #5k https://t.co/oasurCZX6m
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 23, 2013
8:01 p.m. CT
By Andrew Messamore
Lloyd Doggett speaks on keeping Austin weird on South Congress during the Keep Austin Weird 5K.
Lloyd Doggett speaks on keeping it weird on congress at #keepaustinweirdfest #5k pic.twitter.com/FJGs3EojOQ
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 23, 2013
7:55 p.m.
By Andrew Messamore
As the 5K goes on, participants in different costumes interact.
Army camo and a unicorn #keepaustinweirdfest #5k pic.twitter.com/43NCh3gmdt
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013
7:49 p.m. CT
By Andrew Messamore
An Olympic-themed running team competed in the Keep Austin Weird 5K.
Olympics themed running team at #keepaustinweirdfest #5k pic.twitter.com/1CL30DuOHK
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013
6:47 p.m. CT
By Andrew Messamore
Spectators prepare to watch the Keep Austin Weird 5K.
Getting ready for the #keepaustinweirdfest #5k in 15 min https://t.co/GOxl8wiU7J
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013
Student journalist Andrew Messamore tried some of the many fried food options at the Keep Austin Weird Fest.
Deep Fried Foods at #keepaustinweirdfest https://t.co/pESRbkuY4l
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013
4:45 p.m. CT
By Kristina Latham
Bob and Deb's Fried Pies experienced their first Keep Austin Weird Festival.
"We tried to get in last year, but didn't," Deb said. "We did this year. Plus, we're weird enough."
Fried Pies is famous for its fried meat pies and jelly fried pies.
J310F student reporters and festival officials tweet/vine/post as they watch The Whigs.
#keepaustinweirdfest #weirdreports The Whigs https://t.co/F0JCenSJtX
— Priscilla Patterson (@PurelyPriscilla) June 22, 2013
Small sized crowd for The Whigs but growing as the evening cools down #keepaustinweirdfest pic.twitter.com/Eo3I9iIhPB
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013
keepinaustinweird's photo http://t.co/uQdYub7IM4
— Jane Claire (@xoxJC) June 22, 2013
Go-getters team member Andrew Messamore picks up with The Whigs where his fellow team member Kristina Latham left off.
The Whigs performing on stage now at #keepaustinweirdfest pic.twitter.com/mc9hpYXvrE
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013
Keep Austin Weird Fest attendees express their thoughts on Twitter on the gypsy dancing troupe's performance.
More dancing! #keepaustinweirdfest https://t.co/gl6cUqaH21
— Bobby Blanchard (@bobbycblanchard) June 22, 2013
#keepaustinweirdfest https://t.co/zfkOs0bhKx
— Priscilla Patterson (@PurelyPriscilla) June 22, 2013
By Jane Claire Hervey
Student journalist Jennie Poye, who also volunteered at the Keep Austin Weird Fest, shot a picture of her volunteer shirt, which was emblazoned with the logo for the festival.
Student journalist Andrew Messamore spots another superhero-costumed dog at the Keep Austin Weird Fest.
Superhero dogs abound at #keepaustinweirdfest pic.twitter.com/FFtr4MEObk
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013
Local crepe vendor Crepe Crazy makes an appearance at the Keep Austin Weird Fest.
They've got the Nutella at Crepe Crazy, serving it up at #keepaustinweirdfest pic.twitter.com/JlR6FP1ncj
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013
The menu at Crepe Crazy #keepaustinweirdfest pic.twitter.com/tb0vnbR0fC
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013
Student journalist Andrew Messamore comments on the costume choices at the Keep Austin Weird Fest.
Looks like a punker? #keepaustinweirdfest pic.twitter.com/6a4ABgZKUj
— Andrew Messamore (@AndrewMessamore) June 22, 2013