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Join Red Light Lit Austin for an evening of poetry and storytelling, tantalizingly paired with musical accompaniment, burlesque, comedy, and live music. For our October show, we're diving deep into the haunting remnants of love— where passion lingers like a ghost in the night, and the heart's deepest desires refuse to stay buried. Prepare to […]
Grab your popcorn on November 2 as Density512 and dadaLab present the 1931 film Frankenstein complete with a LIVE orchestra playing Michael Shapiro’s modern score! Hailed in its time for “gruesome chill-producing and exciting drama…produced intelligently and lavishly and with a grade of photography that is superb" (Film Daily, 1931), Frankenstein still leaves today’s audiences […]
Folklore y Ritmos de Panama invites you to join in its annual event where the pageantry of folkloric costuming, rhythmic dances, and joyful music will fill the night with the wonders from different regions of Panama. The National Queen of the Pollera, Anna Gabriela Furani, will parade her elegance to the beats of the band: […]
Future Visionaries: The Next Generation of Artists in Austin Where are Austin’s creative youth steering the future of art? Dive into the minds of our most ambitious teenagers and see the world through their vibrant lens. In a society emerging from a pandemic and navigating a tech-saturated landscape, their unique perspectives are more vital than […]
The 2024–2025 Season opens at the Long Center in November with The Manchurian Candidate, the compelling operatic adaptation of Richard Condon’s 1959 political thriller by Kevin Puts and Mark Campbell – the same Pulitzer-Prize-winning team that created Silent Night. Winner of four Austin Critics Table Awards, this complex and gripping story of patriotism, corruption, political […]
Future Visionaries: The Next Generation of Artists in Austin Where are Austin’s creative youth steering the future of art? Dive into the minds of our most ambitious teenagers and see the world through their vibrant lens. In a society emerging from a pandemic and navigating a tech-saturated landscape, their unique perspectives are more vital than […]
The 2024–2025 Season opens at the Long Center in November with The Manchurian Candidate, the compelling operatic adaptation of Richard Condon’s 1959 political thriller by Kevin Puts and Mark Campbell – the same Pulitzer-Prize-winning team that created Silent Night. Winner of four Austin Critics Table Awards, this complex and gripping story of patriotism, corruption, political […]
The 2024 Texas Book Festival weekend will take place on November 16 - 17, in downtown Austin at the State Capitol and surrounding streets. The Festival Weekend is free and open to the public, with 300+ authors of the year’s best books. The Festival will include a robust, diverse lineup of established, emerging, and debut literary talent […]
Future Visionaries: The Next Generation of Artists in Austin Where are Austin’s creative youth steering the future of art? Dive into the minds of our most ambitious teenagers and see the world through their vibrant lens. In a society emerging from a pandemic and navigating a tech-saturated landscape, their unique perspectives are more vital than […]
OPENING RECEPTION NOVEMBER 16TH | 6PM-9PM Featuring a DJ set by Intimacy Simulator MOONTOWER CIDER CO. 1916 Tillery St, Austin, Texas, 78723 ON DISPLAY THROUGH DECEMBER 15TH "An artist’s duty is to reflect the times." - Nina Simone The Gallery ATX presents “RIOT: Art as Resistance,” a celebration of the power of art as a […]
Join the Tiny Minotaur in a cozy celebration of Stardew Valley! Dress as a villager from the Game delight in delicious Valley-inspired treats and beverages and engage in mini-games throughout the space! Tickets are Limited! $15 a person 21+ (no exceptions)
The 2024 Texas Book Festival weekend will take place on November 16 - 17, in downtown Austin at the State Capitol and surrounding streets. The Festival Weekend is free and open to the public, with 300+ authors of the year’s best books. The Festival will include a robust, diverse lineup of established, emerging, and debut literary talent […]
