Theatre Review: The Baron’s Men Presents Romeo and Juliet
The Curtain Theatre’s BYOB outdoor production is a magical night out
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Cat McCarrey, April 18, 2024
Earth Day, Record Store Day, and More Recommended Events
Go green in a number of ways this week
James Scott, April 18, 2024
Books, Sculpture, and Weed Lead Our Recommended Arts Events
It'd be a lot cooler if you went to one of these events this week
James Scott, April 18, 2024
Comedy Christmas Comes Early With Moontower Comedy Festival
Comedy scene expert Valerie Lopez highlights Moontower Comedy Fest musts, including the iconic Andy Kindler
Valerie Lopez, April 18, 2024
Book Review: Truckload of Art: The Life and Work of Terry Allen
New authorized biography vividly exhumes the artist’s West Texas world
Doug Freeman, April 18, 2024
200 Ryans Converge Downtown to Celebrate Their Ryan-ness
Jumping on the Ryan Rodeo
Athena Hawkins, April 17, 2024
Theatre Review: Born With Teeth
Marlowe’s mad and Shakespeare’s sad in Austin Playhouse production
Cat McCarrey, April 11, 2024
How Staple! Is Turning the Page Toward a New Future
Austin’s indie media expo returns and it’s all because of one email
Richard Whittaker, April 11, 2024
Movies, Comedians, Theatre, and More Arts Options for the Week
Get out and get art
James Scott, April 11, 2024
Squirrel Fest, a Bidi Bidi Birthday, and More Community Events
Plan your week with some of our recommended happenings around town
James Scott, April 11, 2024
Ernest Cline and Felicia Day Are Waiting Under the Bridge to Bat City
Don't miss the special reading and signing tonight
Richard Whittaker, April 8, 2024
Theatre in Motion in Overheard on a Train
All aboard Austin's Red Line for Cheerful Secrets' interactive play
Richard Whittaker, April 5, 2024
Waterloo Park Hosts an Eclipse-Themed Sculpture
“A portal through time, backwards and forwards”
Robyn Ross, April 4, 2024
A Drag Tribute, Eclipse Events Galore, and More Local Happenings
Get your glasses and find your totality
James Scott, April 4, 2024
Soundscapes, Bat Books, and More Arts Events for the Week
Things to do when you're not staring at an interloping moon
James Scott, April 4, 2024
Review: “I Want to Believe” at Martha’s
Sci-fi-themed exhibit showcases early career artists
Meher Qazilbash, April 4, 2024
Third Time’s the Charm for Lysistrata Comedy Festival
The all women and nonbinary comedy festival returns with more venues, more laughs
Valerie Lopez, April 4, 2024
Understanding the Science Behind the Total Solar Eclipse
Front-row seat to a celestial show
Robyn Ross, April 4, 2024
Review: Stephen Mills’ POE / A Tale of Madness Is Pitch Perfect
Ballet Austin brings the master of the macabre to life (before killing him again)
Cat McCarrey, March 28, 2024
Egg Hunts, Trans Visibility, and More Community Events
Meet your fellow Austinites as these goings-on
James Scott, March 28, 2024
Movies, Comedy, Books, and More Recommended Arts Events
Find an art that fits your tastes
James Scott, March 28, 2024
Visual Art Review: Stuffed Animal Rescue Foundation’s “The Still Life”
This charming exhibit rehabilitates neglected stuffies, then puts them to work creating art
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 21, 2024
Scruff’s Barbershop Grows Out Its Roots in New South Austin Digs
The gay-owned barbershop offers inclusive, gender-affirming haircuts
Madeline Duncan, March 21, 2024
Spider Sculptures, Gore Feasts, and More Arts Events
Feed your art habit with these recommended events for the week
James Scott, March 21, 2024
Relays, Rides, and Rasslin' Headline This Week's Community Events
Recommended happenings around town
James Scott, March 21, 2024
Queer Comedy, a Goth Market, and More Community Events
Recommended happenings for your calendar's approval
James Scott, March 13, 2024
An Uninformed Guide to the Latest SXSW Buzzwords
We help you make sense of the lingo flying around
the Fest
James Renovitch, March 13, 2024
South by Gay-west
The official unofficial SXSW recommendations for your queer Austin experience
James Scott, March 13, 2024
A Thomas Dambo Troll Is Coming to Pease Park
Made from recycled materials, this troll is the newest Art in the Park
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 13, 2024
Visual Art Review: Laurie Frick’s “What did you do today?” at Ivester Contemporary
Data-driven works present art and technology with hope for connection
