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Affordable Art Fair Austin
Affordable Art Fair Austin will launch in May 2024, showcasing original contemporary artworks ranging between $100 to $10,000. Welcoming a whole host of local, national and international exhibitors, their spectacular first edition is set to be unmissable!May 16-19Palmer Events Center -
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Beatles Full Moon Concert in the Dark
On the April Full Moon, come set intentions and indulge in the mesmerizing allure of live acoustic music performed by world-class musicians, surrounded by the warm glow of candlelight. Its a different kind of concert, that begins and ends in darkness, with music and a poem or two surrounding and soothing you. Audience members will be given the choice of bringing their own yoga mats and/or pillows to gaze at the shadows on the ceiling. A circle of chairs will be provided.Tues. Apr. 23, 8pm-9pmATX Unplugged
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Theatre
Agent Andromeda: The Orion Crusade
Galaxy Corps and Blood and Glitter Productions present the remount of this high-flying, award-winning show, originally developed with the daring aerialists of Sky Candy. Written by Reina Hardy, directed by Rudy Ramirez, featuring Caroline Poe in the titular role, with music by Tyler Mabry. Note: strong sexual themes, intended for mature audiences.Through March 4. Thu.-Sat., 8pm; Sun., 6pm. $10-100. -
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Special Screenings
Attack the Block (2011)
Smart, quick, funny, and economical, this incredibly entertaining film is an alien-invasion movie that's a breed apart.Sat., March 3, 10pm -
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Austin Parks Foundation's It's My Park Day
Get in on this day of park appreciation by joining or leading a park cleanup project. Go online for a list of current cleanup sites or register to start your own with a group of friends or neighbors. Kid friendly opportunities are available.Sat., March 3, 9am-2pm. Free. -
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Beekeeping Basics & Beyond
Texas Beeworks founder, Erika Thompson, delivers an informative and hands-on presentation into the world of the honeybee hive. Bonus: Honey-based libations and snacks will also be provided.Sat., March 3, 1pm. $25. -
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BlackGummy, ATTLAS, Electrocado
A black gummy bear like Deadmau5’s mouse head gimmick brands the roiling progressive, techno, and electro sounds Iman Marouf creates for the Mau5trap label. The L.A. native took the image as his production alias after his travels put him in front of a local idol that reminded him of a dark candy delicacy. With guidance from sound engineer Steve Duda and training from L.A.’s Icon Collective, BlackGummy’s murky progressive tunes bang and weave with techno and trance roots.Sat., March 3, 10pm -
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Nightlife & Parties
Butch Queen
Nine newly bearded ladies unite with a drag mama to battle for top queen. No pillow princesses here. It's a bloodbath of glitter, hosted by Louisianna Purchase.Sat., March 3, 10pm-1am. $10. -
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Jon Dore
He's from Canada, FFS. You know: that better, brighter, kinder, gentler nation to the north of this Trump-stained undergarment? And he's just finished production on a movie called Corpse Tub. What more could you possibly want in a funnyman? Compatible farandolae?March 1-3. Thu., 8pm; Fri.-Sat., 7:30 & 10pm. $14-23. -
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Special Screenings
Kedi (2017)
10 Years of Oscilloscope Pictures: The cats of Istanbul shine in this affecting doc that celebrates a spot on Earth where an odd symbiosis between humanity and felines have flourished for centuries.Sat., March 3, 11:45am, 4:15pm -
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Men Having Babies: Gay Parenting and Surrogacy Conference
The international nonprofit comes to town to help gay men become dads via surrogates. Expect peer advice, loads of info, and an opportunity to meet with leading providers from the USA and Canada. All are welcome to attend.Sat., March 3, 3:30-8pm; Sun., March 4, 9am-6:30pm. $25; $35 at the door.Austin Marriot South; 4415 S IH 35 Frontage Rd. -
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Kids
Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course
A unique course designed for various age groups (5-17) includes a pavilion area with music, food, and vendors.Sun., Feb. 4. $45-65 registration ($5 spectator).Mylo Obstacle Fitness, 7303 Burleson, #1000 -
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Classical Music
Pisces Perception
Featuring works by by Chopin, Ravel, and Piazzolla performed by cellist Sara Sant'Ambrogio and pianist Michelle Schumann of Austin Chamber Music Center.Sat., March 3, 7:30pm. $27-42. -
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Rescue Roundup
A 5K run and a chili cook-off? And there will be lovable dogs around? What a perfect trio!Sat., March 3, 8am-3pm. $10 (kids free). -
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Arts & Culture
Staff Pick: But I'm a Cheerleader
Every queer's fave gay movie (right?) But I'm A Cheerleader is going back to the big screen thanks. See Natasha Lyonne and Clea DuVall fall in luv all over again with endless popcorn to boot.Sat., March 3, 3-4:50pm. $10. -
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Texas Independence Day Parade
Celebrate our state pride with a parade up Congress Avenue.Sat., March 3, 9:30am -
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The Mavericks, Liz Brasher
After selling out previous Moody engagements, Nashville’s Tex-Mex all-stars stay over for a second show. Raul Malo remains the Cuban Roy Orbison, crooning and booming in rollicking style on last March’s debut indie release for the band, Brand New Day. Memphis-based Fat Possum singer-songwriter Liz Brasher opens with deep Dominican family roots.March 2-3, 8pm -
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Special Screenings
There Will Be Blood (2008)
Texas Film Awards Screening: This powerful character study and origin story is rooted in American soil, and is a stone-cold classic of modern cinema.Sat., March 3, 6:30pm -
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Yoga
Understanding Our Dimensions and the Branches of Yoga
Learn that you are not just body, mind, and senses in this workshop/seminar that discuss the branches of yoga, and apply these tenets to your daily life in the pursuit of higher consciousness.Sat., March 3, 4:30-6pm -
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UT Baseball
Vs. Northwestern: Fri., March 2, 7pm; Sat., March 3, 1:30pm & TBD; Sun., March 4, 1:30pm. Vs. Stanford:Thu., March 8, 6:30pm. $7-25. -
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Visual Arts
Wally Workman Gallery: Malcolm Bucknall
A chameleon-like eclecticism has characterized his work to various distinct periods of art-historical influences and beyond, but the common thread in Bucknall's imagery is an animal-human mix. It's a vivid personal mythology that we've reveled in before and are excited to see the newest manifestations of here.Through March 3 -
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Wiccans, Skeleton, Army
Explosive hardcore hellraisers Wiccans began nine years ago this month at a Denton house show, so consider this an anniversary show for the now-Austin residents. Last year’s Sailing a Crazy Ship shattered genre stereotypes, channeling Roxy Music and Thin Lizzy as much as Bad Brains. Paired with young, similarly minded Skeleton and Army, the triple bill showcases ATX HC at its most volatile and inventive yet.Sat., March 3, 8pm -
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Year of the Dog Fundraiser
Bring your canine companion and say no to puppy mills with this fundraiser. Enjoy food and beverages and a fancy photo booth. Proceeds benefit Bailing Out Benji.Sat., March 3, 4-9pm
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AARC: Beyond Bollywood
"Indian-Americans Shape the Nation," a traveling exhibition created by the Smithsonian Institution, makes an artifact-rich stop at the Asian American Resource Center – with a vibrant collection of photographs, art, and interactive learning stations.Through April 8 -
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Out of Town
Alamo Commemoration
Remember the Alamo over seven days on the anniversary of the events that happened in 1836 at the shrine to Texas independence.Thu.-Wed., Mar. 1-7San Antonio
