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Ngozi Ukazu Hip-Checks This Year’s Staple! Expo

Okay, I’m kind of working the sports allusions up there, yeah – but it’s not to be helped, citizen.

1:00PM Wed. Sep. 5, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Out of Bounds Comedy Festival 2018: Molly Brenner Is Not Coming

It's rare that my interview prep begins with a Google search for “vaginismus.” Yet in a section of her solo show, Brooklyn-based comedian Molly Brenner turns this (literally spasmodic) medical condition, from which she suffers, into a jolly holiday, proclaiming “Merry Vaginismus!”

12:15PM Fri. Aug. 31, M. Brianna Stallings Read More | Comment »

10 Recommended Arts Events This Fall

Say, uh, is there anything … worthwhile going on in Austin’s fine arts sector this fall? Citizen, we can’t even. Comedy! Theatre! Dance! Visual arts! Literary events! So many things happening in this town that it just about galvanizes a person’s ever-encroaching FOMO.

7:00AM Fri. Aug. 31 Read More | Comment »

TODAY'S EVENTS

Beto's Birthday Bash!

Circle Brewing Company

4x4 Concert w/ John Fullbright, Monte Montgomery, the Peterson Brothers, Kelley Mickwee Band at Gibson Guitar Showroom

Altercation Comedy Festival at Kick Butt Coffee

MUSIC | MOVIES | ARTS | COMMUNITY

Texas Book Festival 2018: The Full List

Fall just got a little closer, readers, not in a meteorological sense but a literary one. The Texas Book Festival has released the full list of authors for its 2018 event, and you can look forward to more than 280 great guests to attend, among them Cecile Richards, Julián Castro, Susan Orlean, and Dessa.

8:00PM Wed. Aug. 29, Robert Faires Read More | Comment »

Kaci Beeler: Perfect Servings for One

So Kaci Beeler’s got herself an artshow, how ‘bout that?

12:40PM Wed. Aug. 29, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Are Kids These Days Bringing OOB the Laughter for Love’s Sake?

So much talent coming to Austin's Out of Bounds Comedy Festival from all over the country this year. So many troupes – improv and sketch – along with a wealth of solo stand-up artists – just as in all the previous OOB years. And here in 2018, in this very post, we’re highlighting one of the featured acts – that NYC-based troupe called Kids These Days.

3:00PM Tue. Aug. 28, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Out of Bounds Comedy Festival 2018: Picks

August is no laughing matter … until it is. That’s in the final dog days when the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival shows up to provide a week of comic relief from the heat, politics, going back to school, whatever. We’re talking improv, sketch, and stand-up by hundreds of mirthmakers from Austin and across North America at multiple locations around town.

7:00AM Tue. Aug. 28, Robert Faires Read More | Comment »

Were You at Pop Cats This Past Weekend?

If you’re a cat-loving human, we can only hope that you didn’t miss out on this past weekend’s Pop Cats exposition at the Palmer Events Center. Because, except that it (like most things) could’ve benefited from a few more actual cats in attendance, the event was just the sort of thing to get you purring with joy.

11:15AM Mon. Aug. 27, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Review: dat Black Mermaid Man Lady

You know about Austin's lakes, its creeks, its springs. You know the river that runs through the center of the city. But are you aware we have a sea in town? It isn't the frostiest body of water in town, but I daresay it's the one that will most cleanse and heal you, and it's the only one that's home to a black mermaid man lady. Right, Sharon Bridgforth?

1:05PM Fri. Aug. 24, Robert Faires Read More | Comment »

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