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The two-day gathering brings Sa Sari Store’s third magazine-launch party together with a vendor market and immersive art, under a Filipino-forward theme of trade and exchange.
All times are local to the venue · America/Chicago
At TAYO NA, publishing, vending and immersive art sit under one exchange-centered idea. Sa Sari Store’s third magazine-launch party anchors a Filipino-forward gathering whose market welcomes AANHPI creators and makers honoring Asian culture.
The announced combination—magazine launch, vendor market and immersive art—gives TAYO NA its shape. The event’s description links that mix to traditions of trade and exchange, rather than presenting the market as a stand-alone shopping event.
The market is described as welcoming AANHPI creators and makers whose work honors Asian culture. The announcement does not name vendors or identify the exhibit’s works, so visitors have a cultural frame for the gathering but no maker roster or specific art installation to plan around.
Further reading: TAYO NA | AustinTexas.gov ↗
The Millennium Youth Entertainment Complex opened in 1999 on the former site of the Rosewood Shopping Center. The City of Austin, HUD and the Austin Rosewood Community Development Corporation collaborated on the project, with a stated goal of providing local young people a safe place for recreation.
Community leaders and residents known as Promise Keepers contributed to the project and have continued to advocate for the complex as a Rosewood District fixture. Its role extends beyond entertainment: the venue also hosts voting, weather-crisis resource distribution, neighborhood planning and town halls.
The Millennium is dedicated to Tamika Ross (1976–1992) and Juan Cotera (1973–1996). The venue says their deaths helped inspire the building’s creation and connects their memory with hopes for the surrounding community’s future and peace.
Further reading: About the Millennium | The Millennium | AustinTexas.gov ↗
TAYO NA is listed for Saturday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 15, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
The event address is 1156 Hargrave St, Austin, TX 78702.
TAYO NA | AustinTexas.gov ↗ · Contact the Millennium | The Millennium | AustinTexas.gov ↗
The event information gives no admission price or ticket link and does not say whether advance registration is required. It does not establish whether entry is free or paid.
The event information does not state an age policy.
The city page labels TAYO NA “Virtual Event” while also naming the Millennium and giving its street address. It does not explain whether an online component is planned. The Millennium lists 512-978-6932 as its phone number if you want to ask about the format before setting out.
TAYO NA | AustinTexas.gov ↗ · Contact the Millennium | The Millennium | AustinTexas.gov ↗
The Millennium lists accessible parking at the front of the venue. Those spaces are limited, available first-come, first-served, and reserved for vehicles displaying a disability placard or disability license plate. Mobility ramps are located at several entrances and exits; accessible restrooms and accessible family restrooms are available throughout the complex.
These are general venue details; the event information does not identify which entrance or facilities will be in use for TAYO NA.
About the Millennium | The Millennium | AustinTexas.gov ↗ · TAYO NA | AustinTexas.gov ↗
The Millennium does not permit pets. Its policy allows service dogs as permitted by the ADA; guests who need assistance from a service dog at the venue are encouraged to call 512-978-6932 in advance.
The event is listed at Millennium Youth Entertainment Complex, 1156 Hargrave St, Austin, TX 78702. The city event page links to a map for this address; use the map link to calculate directions from your starting point. The event information does not specify transit routes or general parking arrangements.
TAYO NA | AustinTexas.gov ↗ · Contact the Millennium | The Millennium | AustinTexas.gov ↗
No. It labels the event “Virtual Event” but also lists the Millennium as its venue and provides a street address. The page does not explain the format; the Millennium’s listed phone number is 512-978-6932.
TAYO NA | AustinTexas.gov ↗ · Contact the Millennium | The Millennium | AustinTexas.gov ↗
No separate times are provided. The event is listed from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on each of the two days.
The venue has those facilities, but the event announcement does not say they are part of TAYO NA’s program.
About the Millennium | The Millennium | AustinTexas.gov ↗ · TAYO NA | AustinTexas.gov ↗
1156 Hargrave St, Austin, TX 78702
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Event, planning and background information checked 2026-11-04 against the linked sources.