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Wheatsville Launches Fundraising Campaign to Open New North Austin Locations

Last summer, Wheatsville Co-op announced its Guadalupe location would close at the end of 2026, citing issues with sales decline and Austin’s plans to install a light rail through the area.

11:24AM Fri. Apr. 11, Angelina Liu Read More | Comment »

STAPLE! Comes Back Home to St. Ed’s

There's a new 20-year-old sophomore at St. Edward's University, and its name is STAPLE! The Independent Media Expo.

4:16PM Thu. Apr. 10, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

All Aboard Again for Interactive Play Overheard on a Train

Ever been commuting and made up stories about your fellow travelers to break the boredom? That’s why Rebecca Maag created innovative interactive play Overheard on a Train. “It brings a brightness to something that can be quiet and isolating,” she says.

3:19PM Thu. Apr. 10, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

TODAY'S EVENTS

Peach Pit, Briston Maroney, Bnny

Moody Amphitheater

Happy Together + God’s Own Country at Paramount Theatre

Showgirls
at Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar

MUSIC | MOVIES | ARTS | COMMUNITY

Queer-Owned Bar Austin Eagle Temporarily Closes After Construction Accident

The Austin Eagle, a queer-owned bar known for its inclusive atmosphere and packed event calendar in Northeast Austin, has temporarily closed after a mechanical lift fell and damaged the back of the building on Tuesday.

2:48PM Thu. Apr. 10, Lucciana Choueiry Read More | Comment »

UT Students Walk Out Demanding Immigrant Student Protections

A small group of students walked out of class Wednesday morning at the University of Texas at Austin, gathering beneath the Tower to demand that the university take concrete steps to protect immigrant and international students.

5:11PM Wed. Apr. 9, Lucciana Choueiry Read More | Comment »

Another Classic Summer of Films at the Paramount

Rebels, oil tycoons, and great big sharks are all coming to the Paramount as the Grand Dame of Congress has announced the opening week of screenings for its annual Summer Classic Film Series.

4:45PM Wed. Apr. 9, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

For Paul Simon, a Quiet Celebration Still Resounds

You ever have those moments reading a novel where you come across a passage or sentence ringing with such profundity that you feel the need to immediately jot it down and ponder its universal applicability for days or months or even years afterward?

2:26PM Wed. Apr. 9, David Brendan Hall Read More | Comment »

CAMP Film Fest Brings Online to the IRL Theatre

Online content creation is filled with storytelling innovation, but there's no money in it. Hollywood has the money, but it's being stifled by IP mania. The new CAMP Film Fest, coming to Austin later this month, aims to bridge that divide.

11:00AM Wed. Apr. 9, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

New Jersey Noir: How Gazer Portrays a Forgotten Town

Odds are, you’ve never been to Kearny, New Jersey. But if you’ve ever taken New Jersey Transit from Newark Liberty International Airport to New York Penn Station, you’ve at least been through it without realizing it.

6:47PM Tue. Apr. 8, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

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