Austin (Tex.)

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on white paper. Art by Kerry Awn depicts the poster girl of the month, Marshall Chapman. Soap Creek saloon moved again to South Congress, where it is now a bar and restaurant with music on Friday and Saturdays. The calendar also promotes shows at the Austin Opry House.

Caption: "Soap Creek Saloon Bar & Restaurant", "443-1966", "1201 S. Congress", "Marshall Chapman Poster Girl of the Month", "on Rounder Records", "Daily Specials", "A Majer Austin Opry House Production", "..in a series...Vol. 8 No. 7...collect em all"

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on white paper. Art by Kerry Awn depicts himself drawing the June Soap Creek calendar, saying "Now that this joint has closed, I can finally do what I've always dreamed of....moving to Houston and making money He signs the drawing I love you Texans" as a farewell to the North Lamar Soap Creek Saloon location. Caption: "The Last Soap Creek Calendar", "Now That This Joint Has Closed, I Can Finally Do What I've Always Dreamed of…Moving to Houston and Making Money, I Love You Texans-Kerry Awn", "June 1981", "306 N. Lamar", "835.0509", "Austin", "Last in a Series..Vol. 8 No. 6..Collect All 88 of 'em"

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on pink paper. Art by Kerry Awn depicts some of the women and mothers on staff at the Soap Creek Saloon for Mother's Day.

Caption: "Soap Creek Saloon", "May 1981, closed S-W", "11306 N. Lamar 835-0509", "..in a series Vol. 8 No. 5…collect em all"

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on orange paper. Art by Kerry Awn celebrates Oat Willie's being the oldest living head shop with some of its iconic characters, including a catchphrase for Soap Creek "where it's always 1968." Muddy Waters makes an appearance at the Soap Creek Saloon. Record Burning Bash on the 10th.

Caption: "Oat Willies Worlds Oldest Living Head Shop", "Oat", "Soap Creek Saloon Where Its Always 1968", "April 1981", "call club for info", "...in a series Vol. 8 No. 4..collect ema

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on yellow paper. Art by Kerry Awn depcits a photo Billy Bob, bouncer at Soap Creek, on a woman's shirt, for his birthday. Benefit for Bob Binder, who ran for mayor of Austin in 1981.

Caption: "Soap Creek", "March 81", "April Fools, 11306 N. Lamar", "835. 0509", ".in a series. Vol. 8 No. 3. collect 'em all"

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on pink paper. Art by Kerry Awn depicts Carlyne Majer and George Majewski's son Ross inside a heart shape and surrounded by flowers for Valentine's Day.

Caption: "Happy Valentine", "Soap Creek Saloon 11306 N. Lamar", "835.0509", "Closed On Sun-Mon-Tue.", ".in a series. Vol. 8 No. 2. collect em all"

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on white paper. Art by Kerry Awn has Soap Creek Saloon in a big title,

Captioned The "New" Home of George Majewski. Presentation of the musical spoof "Westward Hose, written by Steve Saugey and performed by the Esthers Follies troupe. Caption: Soap Creek Saloon Austin", "The 'New' Home of George Majewski", "January 1981", "Closed Sun-Mon-Tue", "..in a series Vol. 8 No. 1..collect em all…"

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on blue paper. Art by Kerry Awn depicts Santa Claus outside of the Soap Creek Saloon wishing everyone a season's greetings. New Years Eve hosts acts from Esther's Follies, including Dame Della Diva and the Corkscrew Brothers.

Caption: "Greetings from Soap Creek Saloon", "11306 N. Lamar 835-0509", "Closed Sun-Mon-Tue.", "Happy New Year, in a series Vol. 7 No. 12", "Collect 'em all."

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on white paper. Art by Kerry Awn depicts Hans Sharz and Ross Majewski, in memory of Hans Sharz (1891-1980), grandfather or "Opa" to Ross.

Caption: "Opa and Ross", "June 16, 1981", "In Memory of Hans Schwarz", "Oct. 23, 1980", "11306 N. Lamar", "835-0509", "Closed-Sun-Mon-Tue", "..in a series Vol. 7 No. 11..collect em all..."

Calendar of musical performances at Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas on grey paper. Art by Kerry Awn depicts Rondo Hatton, known for playing the monster in horror movies from the 1940s, captioned "He didn't mind frightening people on the screen but in real life it saddened him that strangers sometimes were shocked by his appearance." Benefit for the American Civil Liberties Union.

Caption: "Soap Creek Saloon 11306 N. Lamar Austin 835-0509", "Rondo Hatton", "He didn't mind frightening people on the screen but in real life it saddened him that strangers sometimes were shocked by his appearance.", "Closed. Sun. Mon. Tue.", "coming Roomful of Blues Nov. 7-8", "..in a series..Vol. 7 No. 10..collect em all.."