Sixth Street in Austin,TX draws people from around the nation, during the South by Southwest festival the street was packed with people looking for the Austin experience 24/7.
Photos by Jesse Everett
VICE had baby goats available at their venue for festival goers to take pictures and play with.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe SXSW bookstore lets attendees visit their favorite authors and get their books signed if they have an interactive badge.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettDemo Taped performs at Pandora Radio’s venue.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSixth Street is the central hub of Austin’s cultural activity, pictured is a spontaneous jazz parade walking through sixth street.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe streets of Austin are filled with colorful and detailed murals and street art.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettCountry singer Walker Hayes performed at Pandora Radio’s venue on March 14.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettLocals on sixth street often dress up and take pictures with tourists.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe night life lines each side of sixth street including venues and bars and tourists are willing to stand in lines of hours to get into the best ones.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettAustin Police Department keep a close watch on sixth street, keeping officers stationed all along the street.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettPerformer Charles Ragnel specializes in plucking his guitar to create a unique type of music and make money during the SXSW festival.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettStreet artists are forced to perform in extreme ways in order to gain attention from the crowd, this singer plays while laying down on the sidewalk.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettOften performers are seen with nontraditional instruments like buckets or pans.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSixth Street is packed from dawn til dusk during festivals like South by Southwest.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSome musical groups use the SXSW festival as an opportunity to film music videos for their personal music careers.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe vendors on sixth street offer the best style and freshest outfits, this vendor specializes in tribal print.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSixth Street never fails to surprise the unsuspecting visitor with what will be on display.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettVideographers line the streets of sixth street, offering their video production services to passing pedestrians.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettIt is not uncommon to find dogs and even puppies on sixth street.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSome media outlets use sixth street as a back drop for their interviews with rising artists.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe roads surrounding sixth street were closed to ensure the safety of the pedestrians and SXSW attendees.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettScarlett Ray Watt is a ventriloquist that performs and interacts with the crowds at SXSW and on sixth street.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThis band of drummers drew people in from every side of sixth street with their thunderous rhythm.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettKhalid performed at SXSW this year in the SONY venue.
Photo by Photo by Dylan ManshackPubs and bars are often at full capacity during SXSW, they also give rising bands an opportunity to play in packed venues.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett