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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
By Jennie Poye
Bill Oore is keeping the spirit of Leslie Cochran, an Austin homeless man who died in 2011, alive by showing up to events all over Austin in even less than he is wearing today.
This is his second time attending Keep Austin Weird Fest, and he claims he's "over-dressed" due to the "family-friendly feel" of the event. "I love Austin, nobody cares here and it's great to be able to express yourself," Oore said.
By Jennie Poye
Nazca shop owners Rod and Ruth Pendula set up their tent for the fest. Their shop includes custom imports from all over the world. It's their first time vending at the Keep Austin Weird fest, and they've got high expectations for the upcoming shenanigans. "We're hoping for a big, loud happy crowd," Ruth said.
