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Geeks Who Drink at the Iron Bear
Join this un-fur-getable pub quiz at Austin's fave bear barEvery other Thursday, 8-10pm -
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Hartman Foundation Concerts in the Park w/ ASO Brass Quintet
Sun., May 26, 7:30pm. Free & open to public. -
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Hartman Foundation Concerts in the Park w/ ASO Brass Quintet
Sun., June 16, 7:30pm. Free & open to public. -
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Hartman Foundation Concerts in the Park w/ ASO Wind Quintet
Sun., June 2, 7:30pm. Free & open to public. -
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Intro to 3D Printing
Did you know the Austin Public Library had a Digital Makerspace? Well, it does, and they want to help anyone try out this recent technological advancement with a two-hour, hands-on course. Learn the basics of how 3D printers and the software behind their creations work before playing around in Tinkercad to help draw up something printable. Leave those designs with your instructor and within a few weeks you can pick up the physical manifestation of your idea. Maybe not quite Frankenstein-levels of creation power, but we’re getting there. – James RenovitchWed., May 22 -
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Kim Prevost & Bill Solley Quintet (10:00, 8:00)
Kim & Bill return to perform the iconic Monk's Jazz Club in Austin ,Texas on Friday, May 31, 2024, with two shows 8PM & 10 PM. The quintet will feature the duo joined by drummer Tom Brechtlein, saxophonist Michael Malone, pianist Darrell Lavigne, bassist Chad Wesselkamper. The group are bringing jazz & improvisation to the stage. Get ready for some next level jazz & soul!Fri., May 31 -
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Landmarks: Self-Guided Walking Tour
Use your smartphone to access self-guided tours of the outdoor public art sited by UT's award-winning Landmarks program any time you feel like it. BONUS: There's also a free, docent-led tour starting at Marc Quinn's "Spiral of the Galaxy" (1501 Red River) on Sun., Jan. 8, 11am. -
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Sundown Sirens
Ruby Knight, Tatiana Cholula, Mandy Quinn, Noodles, and Gothess Jasmine werk fantasy lewks on the rooftop terrace.Sundays, 10pmNeon Grotto, 318 Colorado -
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Yamin Li’s “Gnortsma”
Accenting soft, blurred pastels with sharp acrylics, Yamin Li’s “Gnortsma” exhibit reflects the uncertainty of life as an immigrant. Nothing is quite right in the series’ 20 paintings; the Chinese artist blends “habitual objects” – houses, trees, toys – with more unexpected ones, like a figure rendered with childlike collage bearing a medieval spear and sword. Li debuts her works at a May 2 opening ceremony, which runs from 5:30 to 7:30pm. Afterward, the Central Library will display the exhibit until July 14. – Carys AndersonThrough June 14
