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Keep It to Yourself: David Sedaris on Growing Up a Writer
The longtime humor writer shares his path to performance ahead of Paramount Theatre show
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Objects and Aesthetics Tell “Tales From the Freezer”
Carter Flachbarth’s paintings combine nostalgia, sentiment, and identity
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Texas Mushroom Conference Explores Fungal Lessons
Fungi researchers, growers, artists, and more gather in Austin for fruitful discourse
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“Contemporary Art Under Fascism” Collects Resistance at UT
Student and faculty exhibit showcases politically oriented works April 17-18
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Austin Dance Festival Continues in Wake of Founder’s Passing
The festival and KDH move forward under new leadership with the same spirit
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Fusebox à Deux, or a Spark Shared by Two Austin Artists
Andie Flores and Sam Mayer exemplify how Fusebox Festival encourages dialogue between artists
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Complicating The Myth of Red Texas
David Griscom’s debut nonfiction work retraces the bootprints of Texas liberalism
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The Fire Raisers Is a Sign of the Times
Hidden Room Theatre returns with a banger of a production
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With Treasure Island Reimagined, Jason Neulander Sets Sail for New Adventures
The creator of The Intergalactic Nemesis explores his new live-action graphic novel at Staple! this weekend
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Finney’s Books Offers Romance on the Austin Texas Book Trail
The queer-owned bookshop joins 36 other independent literary hubs on this year’s Book Trail
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Pop Girly Meets Gothic Glam
Ballet Austin’s newest original was comfortable with contrasts
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DORF’s “Homeward Bound” Presents a Timely Portrait of Migration and Home
Between safety and captivity
