After 4 hugely successful P4NP events (we even had the police come kick it last time) Tripp’s Custom T-Shirts and Knuckle Rumbler are proud to announce the September volume of Prints for Non Profits. This month we are bringing in the big guns. Markus With A K will handle the wheels of steel. Whitman, the hardest working band in Austin will show you whose the boss. And lastly the original NES loving Built By Snow!!! Watch these great artists take over the patio while supporting our new partner AIDS Services of Austin in your new custom apparel. This month’s event is presented by the woodgrained and recently redesigned Austin Town Hall with support from Sweet Leaf Tea, Lone Star Beer, and Brightkite.
If you haven’t been to a P4NP event yet you’ve missed a whose who of Austin music: Zlam Dunk, Dubb Sticks, Ume, Zeale, L.A.X. DJ Orion, Prince Klassan, The Authors, White White Lights, and more. If you came to a previous event and liked the design you saw from an artist but didn’t have the resources to get it, all the past artists’ designs can be purchased for the duration of this campaign. So come pick your Authors tee or Table Manners hat and help support AIDS Services of Austin.
About Prints for Non-Profit:
Every month, 2 – 3 new local artists and bands will create designs that represent them and will be printed on a t-shirt. For each band print sold, $5 will be donated to the AIDS Services of Austin, whose mission is to respond to the HIV needs of the Austin area by providing services that enhance the health and well-being of individuals and the community in the face of an evolving epidemic.These custom prints and designs will be available at Tripp Custom T-Shirts through out the duration of the ‘Prints for Non-Profit’ campaign. Please join us for the fifth cup of tea Saturday, September 19th from 6 – 9 pm at Tripp Custom T-Shirts located at 2405 Nueces, Ste. H in Austin, Texas.
Big thanks to last months event go out to Sweet Leaf Tea, Brightkite, Material Clothing, Study Breaks, Lone Star Beer, Amp Enery Drink, and the APD for last month’s event.
