Jumping the Shark in This Weekend’s Recommended Arts & Culture Events
Multiple ways to get high ... on art
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James Scott, June 5, 2025
Keeping Our Eye on the Week’s Recommended Arts Events
Art and culture abounds, even on the weekdays
James Scott, June 5, 2025
Theatre Review: Unbury Your Gays Fixes the Future
Broad Theatre’s production reveals false histories
Cat McCarrey, June 5, 2025
Adventures for Adults Abound at These Summer Camps
Your inner child will thank you for the nostalgia – and the knowledge
Caroline Drew, June 5, 2025
Cutting the Ribbon on a Renovated Givens Pool
Named after Austin’s first Black dentist, the pool returns for summer 2025
Blake Leschber, June 5, 2025
Taylor Tomlinson Saves the Best for Tour
The late-night host and stand-up star talks touring, crowd work, and getting personal
James Scott, May 29, 2025
KhushFest, Kung Fu, and Clueless in Our Recommended Events
You pretty much can't avoid culture this weekend
James Scott, May 29, 2025
Bay of Angels, Books, and a Brewery Bee in This Week’s Arts and Culture Events
Movies, spelling, and more weekday fun
James Scott, May 29, 2025
Visual Arts Review: “Porous Matters” at MASS Gallery
Gallery show reinterprets Edwards Aquifer’s low water levels as both urgent and romantic
Teedee Simons, May 22, 2025
Celebrating Black Austin, Telling Stories, and Ducks Galore in This Weekend’s Events
Our arts and culture recommendations to keep you busy
James Scott, May 22, 2025
Entanglements, Switchblades, and Tons of TV in the Week’s Events
Treat your weekdays like a weekend with these arts and culture happenings
James Scott, May 22, 2025
Inaugural Austin Theatre Critics Awards Drop 2024-2025 Nominees
Delicious drama of awards anticipation
Cat McCarrey, May 21, 2025
Celebrating Culture, History, and Hops With Kaiju Cut and Sew
Owner Chris Gomez helps organize AANHPI markets, mahjong, and more
James Scott, May 15, 2025
Theatre Review: Dirty Gold’s Venus in Fur Captivates
The scintillating show explores the line between vulnerability and control
Cat McCarrey, May 15, 2025
Affordable Art, Cine Las Americas, Adult Books, and More Weekend Events
Recommended happenings for your calendar's enjoyment
James Scott, May 15, 2025
Crossroads, Crafts, and Close Encounters in Our Recommended Events
The workweek is chockablock with do-able things
James Scott, May 15, 2025
Affordable Art Fair Austin's Mission to Make Art Less Scary
Director Cori Teague looks to year two of educating new collectors
Richard Whittaker, May 14, 2025
Friends Fair Spins a Wider Austin Art Scene Web
Local fine arts collective hosts a three-day gallery gathering, boosting Austin’s art profile
Cat McCarrey, May 8, 2025
Theatre Review: Raw Anger in Search of Revenge in FEAST.
Veteran actor Katherine Catmull chews through Megan Gogerty’s vengeful script
Cat McCarrey, May 8, 2025
Jamal Hussain Strings Nature, Tech, and Spirit Together With Light
New Media artist unpacks upcoming Dougherty exhibit
Caroline Drew, May 8, 2025
Fashion, Heritage, Ballet, Puns, and More Weekend Events
Arts and culture to fill your days
James Scott, May 8, 2025
Trivia, Traitors, and Torches in This Week’s Recommended Events
Venture forth on the weekdays
James Scott, May 8, 2025
“Economic Censorship”: The Devastation of the NEA Grants Cut Grows
After Trump administration rule change, fears mount for future of arts
Richard Whittaker, May 7, 2025
With Debut Novel The Slip, Lucas Schaefer Pens an Austin Epic
Local author writes of self-discovery in a changing city
Mattea Gallaway, May 6, 2025
Arts Groups Lose Promised Grant Money in Friday Night NEA Massacre
Leading Austin cultural institutions face slashed finances
Richard Whittaker, May 5, 2025
Cinema, Comics, and Crafts in This Week’s Arts Events
Weekday nights are for arting
James Scott, May 1, 2025
Visual Arts Review: Bolm Arts’ “Brave New Textiles”
Central Texan fiber artists reclaim the medium from fast fashion
Anderson Dean, May 1, 2025
American Short Fiction Gala Honors Llano Literary Defender
Leila Green Little to receive this year’s Community Star Award for her work defending libraries
Caroline Drew, May 1, 2025
Austin Yards Where Weird Finds a Home
Seven front lawns that push beyond garden gnomes
Caroline Drew, May 1, 2025
A Redhead, Pink Pony, and Kaleidoscope in This Weekend’s Events
Arts and culture to keep you entertained
