L Desiree L.
6/20/2025
Awesome book store I love this place so much!! Amazing pocket of culture in Austin, especially as a person of color, it brings my heart joy ^_^
Red Salmon Arts
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2000 Thrasher Ln
Austin, TX 78741
Red Salmon Arts is a Native American Chicana/o x Latina/o x-based cultural arts organization in Austin, TX, that has been actively engaged in indigenous communities since 1983. They offer a diverse range of programs, including the Native Roots Touring Writers Series and the Caf Libro Cine Resistencia, and host events such as readings by authors like Jos Alaniz and book releases like Maestra the eater of flowers. Red Salmon Arts also plays a vital role in supporting BIPOC entrepreneurs through the Living Cities Fund, and their annual Mini Winter Tiendita provides a liberated space for holiday shopping.
With a commitment to promoting cultural arts and fostering community engagement, Red Salmon Arts is a significant presence in Austin's artistic landscape. Their dedication to amplifying marginalized voices and creating inclusive spaces makes them a valuable resource for both local residents and visitors seeking a deeper understanding of indigenous cultures and artistic expressions.
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4.59 reviews
Noell C.
9/27/2018
Teeny tiny amazingly high quality local bookstore. Can the hours be a little wonky sometimes? Yeah, but just check their social media and you'll be good. It's a local spot run by good people- love it!
Rosalind C.
4/23/2008
Ask yourself these questions: 1) Are social justice issues important to you? 2) Are you looking for the revolution? 3) Would you consider yourself an activist? 4) Do you want to take down THE...
Jackson R.
12/13/2006
What this store lacks in size and surplus in makes up for in content. You won't find anything like best-selling fiction or classics or performing arts here. What you will find are very...
Martin P.
12/19/2010
Resistencia is a bold and vibrant independent bookstore which in addition has great books (generally focusing on politics, social justice, people's movements with the majority being...
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