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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 […]
A One-Night Festival Celebrating New Opera by Opera Organizations, Composers, and Singers. Opera Austin Festival was conceived to create a festival highlighting the collaborative and innovative spirit that thrives in […]
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 […]
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 Mexic-Arte Museum has partnered with the Mexico City-based Colectivo Ultima Hora to create four fiberglass skulls that have been painted by four Austin-based artists: Ruben Esquivel, NIZ, Carmen Rangel, and Ryan Runice. These artists have created imagery relating to Republic Square's history, a central point for the city's diverse communities. This space has hosted […]
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 […]
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 Mexic-Arte Museum has partnered with the Mexico City-based Colectivo Ultima Hora to create four fiberglass skulls that have been painted by four Austin-based artists: Ruben Esquivel, NIZ, Carmen Rangel, and Ryan Runice. These artists have created imagery relating to Republic Square's history, a central point for the city's diverse communities. This space has hosted […]
The Mexic-Arte Museum has partnered with the Mexico City-based Colectivo Ultima Hora to create four fiberglass skulls that have been painted by four Austin-based artists: Ruben Esquivel, NIZ, Carmen Rangel, and Ryan Runice. These artists have created imagery relating to Republic Square's history, a central point for the city's diverse communities. This space has hosted […]
The Mexic-Arte Museum has partnered with the Mexico City-based Colectivo Ultima Hora to create four fiberglass skulls that have been painted by four Austin-based artists: Ruben Esquivel, NIZ, Carmen Rangel, and Ryan Runice. These artists have created imagery relating to Republic Square's history, a central point for the city's diverse communities. This space has hosted […]
"Austin: A Lens Through Time" is an immersive educational workshop documenting Austin’s unique cultural landmarks under the threat of gentrification and displacement. Using black and white analog film and the […]
