Home Events
-
Sponsored Listing
Maudie's Moonlight Run by The Trail Conservancy
Join The Trail Conservancy for Maudie's Moonlight 5K Run! The scenic route winds along Lady Bird Lake and the Butler Trail, leading to the ultimate post-run fiesta with legendary Tex-Mex, ice-cold margaritas, and live music! Complete details on the run route, registration, and volunteer info are available online.Thurs. June 5, 8pm-10pmAuditorium Shores -
Sponsored Listing
Fredericksburg Craft Beer Festival
Grab your friends and come to the Fredericksburg Craft Beer Festival! Give your palate a treat, enjoy the tastes, textures and aromas- you will find a new favorite brewery! If you prefer a glass of wine or seltzer – they’ll have that too. Lively music, food, games, brewers panel and more. Come See What’s on Tap! Sponsored by the Fredericksburg Rotary Club.Sat. June 14, 11am-6pmDowntown Fredericksburg Market Square
Recommended
-
Film
Special Screenings
Psycho II (1983)
This 1983 sequel to the Alfred Hitchcock slasher came 23 years after the original, which is kind of like if they made a Signs sequel today. Ol’ Norman Bates, once again played chillingly by Anthony Perkins, is back on the street after his sentence at a psychiatric hospital is completed. Well, not the street exactly … he’s back at the Bates Motel! Seems unwise. Poor guy just tries to “make the most of his second chance despite everyone else making damn sure he ends up holding the knife again,” as put by the Chron’s own Qmmunity & Calendar Editor James Scott, who programmed this one for Hyperreal. Be there to find out if history repeats itself. – Kat McNevinsMon., March 31 -
Qmmunity
Community
All Out for Trans Day of Visibility
Hope you joined that PSL crafting session, because they’re marching this Monday to “declare Trans people belong in Texas!” Bring your signs, comfortable footwear, and your best protest chants.Mon., March 31Texas Capitol -
Film
Special Screenings
Inland Empire (2006)
Warning: After watching David Lynch’s dizzying digital-video odyssey, viewers may find themselves comparing all films made on camcorders to its troubling tale. Definitely not first-time Lynch viewer friendly, this surreal story follows Laura Dern as actress Nikki Grace – and, big surprise, her doppelganger – delving deep into cinematic boundary blurring. What’s real and what’s just method acting become inseparable, which makes sense given Lynch started filming the whole dang thing without an actual script. Drafthouse gives up on synopsizing the feature in their online copy and concludes, accurately, that this is “an impossible film to summarize, it is only to be experienced.” Keep your eyes open for a young Terry Crews cameo. – James ScottMarch 28-31 & April 1 -
Qmmunity
Nightlife & Parties
Love & War
Who will be the victor of this nine-week drag competition? Special guest judges Biqtch Puddin’ (Dragula season 2) and international drag producer Jenny Drechsler weigh in on this truly grande-sized finale.Mondays -
Community
Civic Events
Mobile Court Services
Got a case or warrant with the Downtown Austin Community Court or Austin Municipal Court? For a few hours on a first-come, first-served basis, you can check the status of that case and maybe even resolve it on the spot. There will also be homeless services including storage options and case management. It’s also a safe harbor court, which means you won’t be arrested for outstanding cases or warrants. Don’t wait for the law to come to you; get it settled on your own terms. – James RenovitchMon., March 31 -
Film
Special Screenings
Mulholland Drive (2001)
Our collective celebration of David Lynch’s life and work will continue long after his untimely death, as evidenced by the now-ubiquitous screenings of his most well-known classics. Perhaps the most beloved of all, Mulholland Drive is so singular and affecting in style and tone that it must be experienced in the theatre at least once. This is not one you should put on in the background. Many have tried to imitate its je ne sais quoi, but all have failed: You kind of have to stay put in your dark theatre seat and let it happen to you to believe it. – Lina FisherMarch 28 - April 2 -
Film
Special Screenings
Singin’ in the Rain (1952)
Anyone who thinks that musicals and/or movies made before 1990 aren’t worth their time need to watch this ASAP – strapped down Clockwork Orange-style if necessary. Singin’ in the Rain captures joy, humor, and incredible dancing in the neatest little package. It’s a pleasure seeing the color and majesty of Gene Kelly’s choreography on the big screen. Watching Donald O’Connor backflip off walls during “Make ’Em Laugh?” Delightful. Seeing every seductive kick and flick of Cyd Charisse in a truly iconic green dress during the dream ballet? Amazing. Being charmed by babyface Debbie Reynolds singing and tapping her toes off in “Good Morning”? Legendary. It’s a feast for the senses. – Cat McCarreyMarch 28 & 30-31 -
Qmmunity
Nightlife & Parties
Trans Day of Visibility Celebration & Skill Share
Organized by drag artist and DJ Xoy, this party features cock-and-mocktails, DJ sets, and a free self defense teach-in from local instructors Mars and Lu. Landon Richie of TENT drops in for intro.Mon., March 31 -
Qmmunity
Arts & Culture
Unapologetically Seen: Trans Voices in the Spotlight
Join Local Queer ATX for a trans open mic where transgender and gender expansive folks can “share their journeys, dreams, and creativity through poetry, music, comedy, or storytelling.” Sign up via the link in their Insta bio; tickets are $10 for LGB and $5 for T.Mon., March 31 -
Music
-
Community
Events
Bat City Bingo
I love the Bat City Bingo ladies. They’re always up to give you a prize from their incredible collection whether your victory is real or simply deserved. My friend once got a book that was just artistic depictions of Satan! Anyway, those who missed their presence on North Loop after they departed from Tuesday at Dub Trub can now rest easy. BCB sets up in the cozy cocktail quarters of Tigress, where you can enjoy delicious drinks and dot your bingo sheet indoors. Good way to beat the Monday blues, baby. – James ScottMondays -
Music
-
Qmmunity
Nightlife & Parties
Camp Karaoke
Basura and Adam Stone host a night of unforgettable karaoke fun with music, costumes, and props.Mondays, 10pm -
Music
Celestina Gravely, Linnea's Garden, TC Jester, Topdown
Mon., March 31, 9pm. $10 cover (21+). -
Music
-
Music
-
Music
-
Music
-
Music
-
Community
Events
Free Monday Tango
A delightful night of dance starts with an intro to authentic Argentine tango (no experience or partner needed) with Gustavo Simplis, and continues with two hours of social dancing with DJ G.Mondays, 6:30-10pm -
Music
-
Music
-
Music
-
Music
-
Music
-
Music
-
Music
-
Community
Events
Music Open Mic
Bring your acoustic and showcase your best original songs or old classics.Mondays, 8-10pm -
Music
-
Community
Events
Parish Presents: Butt Stuff Bingo
No one is saying that traditional bingo is boring, but if you enjoy the bluer forms of (verbal) intercourse – and many do – Butt Stuff Bingo could be just right for you. BSB is an interactive game-show themed contest, but instead of grandma rules, with only one winner per contest, Butt Stuff gives multiple contestants the chance to win “novelty” prizes – dildos? – from “specialty” stores. Each night features an “adult re-imagined parody” of classic works like I Love Lucy, Dirty Dancing, or The Smurfs. – Brant BingamonEvery other Monday
All Events