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Dripping Springs Rodeo
Come to the 14th Annual Dripping Springs Rodeo on Memorial Day Weekend! This year they will be bringing all the rodeo style fun on Friday, Saturday and Sunday! Bring your family and friends for a weekend of mutton bustin', bull riding, vendor shopping, great food, and all things rodeo!May 23-25Dripping Springs Ranch Park Event Center
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The Spits, Die Spitz, Detox [outside]
Buoyed by the rowdy chemistry of sibling duo Sean and Erin Wood, punk strongholds the Spits have hawked humor-twinged garage rock for over two decades. The Seattle-bred outfit’s list of fans includes hometown headbangers Die Spitz, whose band name and equally salivating live energy pays homage to their punk predecessors. After catching their breath from last fall’s sweep of the states in support of Amyl & the Sniffers, the native Austinites continue to bulk their resume of stellar opening slots, joining the Spits for a four-stop Texas tour. Recent live sets saw the quartet tease two new tracks, hinting at mosh-ready releases from the group in 2024.Thu., Jan. 11, 9pm -
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Cirque Italia Water Circus
A new production presents a captivating story about Rafael, a farm boy swept away by a tornado to the bustling heart of the city, with dazzling performances by jugglers, aerialists, dancers, and more.Jan. 4-15. Mon. & Wed.-Fri., 7:30pm; Sat., 1:30, 4:30 & 7:30pm; Sun., 1:30 & 4:30pm. $15-55. -
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Kemuri Tatsu-ya: Seventh Anniversary
Tatsu Aikawa’s mash-up of a Japanese izakaya and a Texas smokehouse, celebrates their seventh anniversary by bringing back the popular original-menu Brisket Boat that includes brisket, chashu pork belly, chicken drumettes, and a barbecue eel pocket. Also available: whiskey flights from the collection of Japanese whiskeys curated by Tatsu-Ya beverage director Michael Phillips.Through Jan. 11. Tue.-Thu -
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Peeping Tom (1960)
World Cinema Classics: The insights of this psychological thriller about a murderer who captures the final moments of his victims’ lives on film still resonate today.Thu., Jan. 11, 8:30pm -
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Tina: The Tina Turner Musical
This spectacular show is written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Katori Hall, directed by the Phyllida Lloyd, offering an evening replete with the singer's much-loved songs.Jan. 9-14. Tue.-Thu., 7:30pm; Fri., 8pm; Sat., 2 & 8pm; Sun., 1 & 6:30pm. $40 and up.
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Advanced Fire-Making Workshop
A two-hour course builds on the intro class to take fire skills to the next level.Thu., Jan. 11, 7-9pm. $25.Squatch Frontier Fitness, 701 Tillery -
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Affordable Care Act Help
Now's the time to sign up for Affordable Care Act health coverage! Open enrollment runs through Jan. 15, 2024, and the city has gathered a ton of helpful resources to help you sort out options. Go online to learn more or call 800/318-2596.Through Jan. 15, 2024 -
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AISD Board Info Session
See agenda for details, and watch the broadcast on AISD.TV.Thu., Jan. 11, 6pm -
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APT 115: La Bonne Merde
La Bonne Merde, a fancy cheese pop-up led by chef Ryan Fox, will be taking over the kitchen for a residency at this somewhat hidden but beloved gem of fine dining. Dishes include cheese flights, baked spicy French feta with cured olives and pistachios, mushroom carpaccio with challerhocker and tarragon, and Pure Luck feta with roasted poblanos. (Wine pairings available, too!)Through Jan. 14. Wed.-Sun -
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Armored Sports
This Christian camp partners with local churches and uses sports to create an atmosphere in which young children fortify themselves with the armor of God, instilling Christ-centered confidence, character, and commitment in children. Kids enjoy fun, goofy games while also learning about God daily and are required to memorize a bible verse by the end of the week. Ages 4-12.June 17-20. $140-155.Crosstracks Church, 101 Church St., Liberty Hill -
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Art Camps at Cordovan Art School
Professional artists guide kids on art adventures in weekly themed camps which include sessions with live exotic animals, video game art, anime, clay, and pottery in this institution's 16th year in Austin. Kids explore all kinds of art media through popular themes like Swiftie Art, Pokémon, and Bluey.: Ages 5-16.May 28-Aug. 16Five locations -
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Artworks Gallery: My Pretty Poison
Large, bold, emotionally charged multimedia paintings by Scott Leopold.Through Feb. 17 -
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Auditions: Dancing at Lughnasa
City Theatre is auditioning for this Brian Friel drama about five unmarried sisters eking out their lives in a small village in Ireland. They're casting for all roles; rehearsals begin in February, and the show will be presented in March; see website for appointments.Auditions: Mon.-Tue., Jan. 15-16, 6:30-9:30pm -
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Austin Creative Art Center Summer Art Camps
Ignite your child's creativity through a variety of weekly fine art camps including painting, drawing, and sculpture. The center offers three-hour sessions in the morning and afternoon, and all-day sessions ending at 4pm. Ages 5 and up. Prices start at $108 per day with all art supplies included.June 3-Aug. 9. $108/day and up.505 W. 14th -
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Austin Fencers Club Summer Camp
For young athletes new to fencing, or with very little fencing experience, these camps focus on fun and learning as games and drills build fencing basics. Fencers learn basic footwork, bladework, and bouting tactics, as well as how to referee fencing bouts, building deeper knowledge of rules and tactics while developing confidence, focus, and observation skills. All equipment is provided. Ages 7-12.June 3-Aug. 16. $350-650.4425 Red River -
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Austin Film Festival’s Summer Film Camp
An exciting program centered around screenwriting, filmmaking, Claymation, and more, with virtual or in-person options. Young creatives learn everything they need to know to comfortably get behind the camera and turn their ideas into real movies, then see their films on the big screen (and walk the red carpet!) at the annual Summer Film Showcase. Ages 9-18.June 3-July 28. $275-495. -
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Austin Playhouse Theatre Camps
Unleash your kids' creativity with guidance from the professional artists of Austin Playhouse. Campers explore every area of the theatrical experience in fun-filled and empowering camps your kids won't forget. Ages 4-13.June 10-28. $195-595. -
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Austin Scottish Rite Theater Summer Camps
Theatre kids will live the dream at camps covering puppets, improv, stage combat, Shakespeare, and more. Ages 6-16.June 3-Aug. 2. $300-600.207 W. 18th -
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Austin Zoo
As the only area zoo accredited by the Zoological Association of America, the Austin Zoo is proud to offer kids a connection to the natural world with animal encounters, science activities, crafts, games, and zookeeper chats. Ages 6-11.June 3-Aug. 9. $375-425. -
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Bake Austin
Two-time "Best of Austin" winner Bake Austin offers hands-on culinary camps to empower kids to learn valuable life skills either in-person or virtually in their own kitchens under the guidance of Chef Pascal (so your family gets to taste the delicious results). Ages 9-17.May 27-Aug. 16. $200-450.Virtual -
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Band Aid School of Music
Unleash your kid's inner rockstar and build family harmony this summer at Austin's award-winning music school. Kids learn to rock instruments, write songs, and shine onstage. From Little Rockstar Camp to Advanced Rock Bands for teens, camps are packed with music, fun, and confidence-building. Ages 4-18.June 3-Aug. 16. $290-499.2309 Thornton Rd., Studio G; 4214 N. Capital of Texas Hwy. -
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Bee Cave on Ice
Strap on your skates and hit the ice at the rink in Hill Country Galleria's Central Plaza.Nov. 10-Jan. 15. $15. -
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Brandy Perryman Shooting Camp
Young basketballers will hone their skills at a four-day shooting-intensive basketball camp mirrored after all the camps Brandy Perryman attended and enjoyed the most as a kid. He has taken those camps with his combined playing experience at UT and created an upbeat, positive experience for Austin area youth. Camps include 32 hours of instruction, daily team competitions, individualized drills, and more with a small ratio of campers to expert coaches. Ages 7-16.June 3-Aug. 1. $260.12 Austin area locations -
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