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Growing up in Austin, and exploring Texas, has made a lasting impression on pianist and composer Nathan Felix.

8:00AM Wed. Nov. 17, 2021, Adrienne Hunter Read More | Comment »

Hamilton Lottery Coming for Austin Performances

Hamilton. You've heard of it, right? And odds are you've also heard of the Hamilton lottery, the only way to even have a chance of scoring cheap seats for the hottest show on (and touring off) Broadway. So, with Lin-Manuel Miranda's revolutionary musical returning to Austin, it's bringing the lottery back with it.

8:00AM Tue. Nov. 16, 2021, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Three More for the Studio Tour Score

The Austin Studio Tour is a combination of the pre-pandemic, Big Medium-fomented West Austin Studio Tour and East Austin Studio Tour, formerly separate and now joined into one citywide event across three weekends in November.

3:10PM Thu. Nov. 11, 2021, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

TODAY'S EVENTS

The Yard: Spring Walkabout

The Yard

Inversion Da Capo: Fire and Ice at Redeemer Presbyterian Church

Nine to Five
at Tiny T Ranch

MUSIC | MOVIES | ARTS | COMMUNITY

The All-Overs Brings Badass Baseballish Thrills to Modern Dance

It’s not not about baseball.It’s also not not about Grant Morrison’s The Invisibles, not really.But it is about an acclaimed dance company’s return to heart-quickening, music-spiked, fiercely kinetic live performance. And it takes place inside … a batting cage?

1:00PM Wed. Nov. 10, 2021, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Steve Parker's Foghorn Elegy

On Thu., Nov. 4, right there in the local treasure of domesticated land that is Laguna Gloria, you can experience a sunset performance on the shore of Lake Austin – alongside Steve Parker’s newest sculpture, Foghorn Elegy.

1:00PM Mon. Nov. 1, 2021, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Austin Wins: Breakfast and Dinner and Art in Between

This feature is set in one neighborhood around South Lamar Blvd., near where that well-traveled stretch of asphalt meets with and terminates Oltorf Street.

10:00AM Mon. Nov. 1, 2021, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Review: Into the Woods is a Breath of Fresh Air

Stephen Sondheim's sly interweaving of the Brothers Grimm's greatest hits may seem like an ensemble piece, but Into the Woods will always circle around the baker and his wife. With Paul Sanchez and Olivia Clari Nice as the protagonists and occasional troublemakers in the new Zach Theatre production, the audience is immediately in safe hands.

7:30PM Fri. Oct. 22, 2021, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

See How Much Austin Venues Received in Shuttered Venue Operators Grants

After the pandemic halted live performance, Austin music spaces rallied with the National Independent Venue Association for delivery of federal COVID-19 emergency relief funds. So, what came of the national Save Our Stages effort?

12:25PM Fri. Oct. 22, 2021, Rachel Rascoe Read More | Comment »

LBJ Presidential Library Set to Reopen October 21

After closing down early in the pandemic and opening back up for less than a month, the LBJ Presidential Library closed down again on August 9 of this year due to a rise in local COVID cases. But the museum dedicated to the 36th president is opening back up to the public on October 21, along with a brand new exhibit, Lady Bird: Beyond the Wildflowers.

3:15PM Mon. Oct. 18, 2021, Adrienne Hunter Read More | Comment »

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