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HONK!TX is a free, three-day, family-friendly festival of brass street bands. Bands from all across the continent come to Austin to perform for free in public spaces. Mobile and unamplified, HONK! bands dissolve the distance between performer and audience, while sharing street music traditions from diverse global cultures. Friday, April 5, from 6-10pm at Central […]
The Rancho Alegre Conjunto Music Festival is a 3-day celebration of traditional accordion-driven Texas Conjunto music. This year, the festival returns to the east side, at the historic Doris Miller Auditorium. Free Admission, all ages are welcome. Complete details available at ranchoalegre.org The festival will also feature lifetime achievement awards for Ephraim Bosmans and Salome […]
Wonderful India Festival showcases the beauty of India’s traditional arts, music, and dance through a month-long exhibition and series of cultural events featuring local artists, musicians, dancers, and performers. An art exhibition combined with music and dance performances and cultural celebrations… Experience the wonder of India’s artistic and cultural traditions through exhibition of artwork, music […]
Saturday April 6th at Kenny Dorham's Backyard (1106 East 11th) is Latin Night in the International Grooves series! 7-8:30 Javier Jara 9-11 Grupo la Mezcla ...Enjoy a PICNIC and some LIVE MUSIC OUTDOORS! BYOB and adult beverages! FAMILY-FRIENDLY and PET-FRIENDLY! Suggested donation of $15 at the gate! Children 12 and under get in free to […]
In desperate search of a new stage, four washed-up Broadway stars rally behind a small-town prom facing controversy. As they aim to shine a light on themselves, they encounter a brave girl fighting for her right to bring her girlfriend to the school prom. Nominated for 7 Tony Awards including BEST MUSICAL, The Prom expertly captures the […]
An aging ruler, an oppressive police state, a restless polarized people seething with paranoia: it’s a dangerous time for poets. Two of them—the great Kit Marlowe and the up-and-comer Will Shakespeare—meet in the back room of a pub to collaborate on a history play cycle, navigate the perils of art under a totalitarian regime, and […]