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  • Mozart's World Coffee Festival

    This year’s Mozart's free World Coffee Festival will feature samples from the 30 countries that provide the beans for Mozart’s special blends. Guests can taste the sweetness of a Colombian coffee drink brewed with sugar water and served with a chaser of lemonade. And yes, “ Tinto con Aqua Panella” will be served free of charge to the attendees this year. Music and Fun!
    Sat. Oct 4-5  
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    Mozart's Coffee Roasters

  • Oktoberfest in Fredericksburg

    Prost! To Gemütlichkeit and Cheer Since 1981
    Oktoberfest Celebrates 45 Years in the Polka Capital of Texas! For 45 unforgettable years, Fredericksburg’s Oktoberfest has brought the spirit of Bavaria to the heart of Texas. This beloved family-friendly festival is packed with three days of lively music, joyful dancing, hearty toasting, and warm Gemütlichkeit.
    Oct. 3-5  
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    Downtown Fredericksburg | Marktplatz
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    Rainbow on the Creek

    Waterloo Greenway's annual Pride celebration returns with an entire day of performances, activations, live music, and more - all in celebration of Austin's wonderful LGBTQIA+ community. Featured guests include Roxxxy Andrews from RuPaul's Drag Race and Latin Grammy Nominee Gina Chavez. Swing by the Chronicle booth from 10am-2pm to meet the Qmmunity Editor James Scott and grab some primo Chron swag.
    Sat., June 11, 10am-2pm; 6-10pm
    Waterloo Greenway

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      Dance

      Performa/Dance: The Mad Scene

      This. This right here. This darkling spectacle of kinetic disruption from Austin's world-class Performa/Dance company is what we've been waiting for. Jennifer Hart's The Mad Scene is a 90-minute absurdist dance-drama that dives into the human longing for fame. It's pop fiction crossed with black comedy, exploring themes of celebrity, desire, power, fantasy, and the mercurial strands of the human psyche. You know those strands, citizen? They look damned good onstage, and wow do they move. Especially as embodied by Ian J. Bethany, Alexa Capareda, Edward Carr, Katherine Deuitch, Paul Martin, Grace Morton, Kevin Murdock-Waters, Kelsey Oliver, Preston Andrew Patterson, and Elise Pekarek.
      Fri.-Sat., June 10-11, 8pm. $25-40.  
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      Ballet Austin

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      Theatre

      A War of the Worlds

      In Jarrett King's comic and thrilling reimagining of a multimedia classic, Orson Welles and his radio troupe, the Mercury Theatre, are a group of Black artists fighting to hold their place at the CBS radio studio. "In the hope of securing a critical corporate sponsorship, Welles orchestrates a last-ditch ratings stunt that causes national panic and secures their undeniable – if infamous – place in media history." And, look, we have a full review right here.
      Through June 18. Thu.-Sat., 7:30pm; Sun., 5pm. $16 and up.  
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      Ground Floor Theatre

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      Sports

      Austin FC

      International friendly match vs. C.F. Pachuca.
      Sat., June 11, 8pm  
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      Q2 Stadium

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      Visual Arts

      Black Art WKND: All Kinds of Black

      As the city gears up to celebrate Juneteenth, _OFCOLOR’s second annual series of interactive art experiences at Distribution Hall will honor the people, places, and practices of the Black community in Austin and beyond – with work by Moyo, Richard Samuel, DeLon Osby, Tumi Adeleye, Cindy Elizabeth, and other artists. Bonus: Live music, food trucks, vendor market, and more.
      June 10-12. Fri., 7-10pm; Sat., 11am-5pm; Sun., 11am-3pm. $35-100.  
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      Distribution Hall

    • Music

      Brennen Leigh (album release)

      The lyrics of Brennen Leigh’s “Obsessed With the West” deserve to be inscribed on a metal plaque at a Texas natural monument … maybe Guadalupe Peak: “Her buzzing cicadas, her chalky white rocks/ Her high dancing grasses, her black buzzard flocks.” That anthemic title track stands as an outlier on the former Austinite’s latest collection, a 12-track collaboration with Asleep at the Wheel that finds her exquisitely polishing Western swing songcraft including a Texas Playboys tribute: “If Tommy Duncan’s Voice Was Booze.”
      Sat., June 11, 8pm  
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      Stateside at the Paramount

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      Comedy

      Christina P

      Christina P’s hugely successful podcast, Your Mom’s House, which she hosts with her husband, comedian Tom Segura, is a top-rated comedy podcast on iTunes.
      Fri.-Sat., June 10-11, 7 & 9pm. $25.  
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      The Creek and the Cave

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      Earthgang, Mike Dimes

      Shapeshifting, Dreamville-signed, Atlanta rap duo returns to the Riverside locale as a headliner three years after an explosive opening set during St. Louis rapper Smino’s enthralling 2019 tour.
      Sat., June 11, 8pm  
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      Emo's

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      Ghost Wolves, Joe Ben Experiment

      Been a minute since we heard from Carley and Jonny Wolf, aka blues/garage/trash/punk duo Ghost Wolves. Going by April’s spaghetti-Western-in-miniature video for “Pieces of 8,” their music’s been wrapped in a gothic huzz, bolstered by the Ennio Morricone-esque sonics. New LP Never Die hits Friday with a show the next day at ABGB. Meanwhile, the Joe Ben Experiment opens his scientific laboratory of spacey beats and alternative guitar stylings.
      Sat., June 11, 9pm
      The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Co.

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      Events

      Juneteenth at Pioneer Farms

      Freedom for slaves in Texas came two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, and the commemoration of the date the news reached Texas (June 19, 1865) is now honored as Juneteenth. The date was named a federal holiday only last year. Austin's historic farm celebrates a week early with a day full of history lessons, celebrations, food and drinks, and guided tours, including a sneak peek of the Freedmen Farm site soon to be constructed.
      Sat., June 11, 10am-3pm  
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      Pioneer Farms

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      Mayan Warrior

      From enormous playa parties at Burning Man, the Mayan Warrior sound crew celebrates their 10-year anniversary in Austin on the first of four rave stops. “Full art car” means the Mexico City crew’s massive float of a soundstage with Mayan and Huichol-inspired art will welcome fellow practitioners of psychedelic spiritualism. Artist names are embargoed, but we can tease the house and techno DJ lineup: a Berlin-based, Tel Aviv-born purveyor of disco halal; a Greek-born champion of darker, progressive music economy; a resident Mayan Warrior and experience designer of indie leanings; and a young Anjunadeep influencer from Istanbul.
      Sat., June 11, 6pm  
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      The Concourse Project

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      Visual Arts

      Raw Paw Studio Tour

      The current honchos and constituents of that fierce arts collective known as Raw Paw invite you to get lost in the sauce of their screen printing bisque, as this in-and-outside-the-studio celebration reveals new works by Brittany Bernstrom, Chris Dock, D’Anna Siciliano, Jeffrey From, John Michael Sherry, Kyle Carter, Lyle Lewis, Mae Nelson, Maryssa Chavez, Rory Blank, and Tiffany Guerra. Bonus: Music by Dj Ella Ella.
      Sat., June 11, 6-11:55pm. Free.
      506 E. St. Elmo Ste. A3

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      Events

      Safe Texas Town Hall

      Eight state representatives from Travis County present a town hall on gun safety and reform, then join them afterward for a rally at the Capitol.
      Sat., June 11, 9-10am  
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      United Methodist Church

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      Kids

      Second Saturdays Are for Families

      Celebrate the beloved bunny sculpture Miffy Fountain by Tom Sachs and make your own sculpture with materials provided.
      Sat., June 11, 11am-3pm  
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      Laguna Gloria Amphitheater

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      Dance

      Shift

      Through live dance, film, and spoken word, the Early Era Collective's new show explores stories of personal transformation and the stages of transition that we walk through to meet our best selves.
      June 10-12. Fri., 8pm; Sat., 2 & 8pm; Sun., 2pm. $20.  
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      ElectrikCITY Dance Movement, 650 Canion

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      Dance

      Tapestry Dance: Soul To Sole Tap Festival

      Tapestry Dance Company presents its 22nd annual celebration of rhythm as this unique and “Austintatious” festival brings renowned tap artists from around the world for a soulful live reunion. Nine performers will join together in a rhythmic reunion of "Friends in Time," a 21-year legacy of Tapestry’s international friendships, with two live performances featuring the Soul Jazz Trio.
      Performances: Fri.-Sat., June 10-11, 8pm. $39 and up.  
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      Long Center for the Performing Arts

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      Events

      Texas Reproductive Rights Benefit

      A heavy-hitting lineup of punk/metal music to raise funds for a good cause.
      Sat., June 11, 9:30pm. $10 cash at the door.  
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      Hotel Vegas

    • Arts

      Theatre

      The Majestic Cabaret Ball

      The Paramount Theatre transforms into your favorite cabaret lounge to bring a lights-flashing, music-blasting ballroom to the stage for just one night – and you are a part of the show. The Majestic Cabaret Ball features drag queen Diamond Dior Davenport and the Fat Bottom Cabaret, with the whole fabulous shebang hosted by that Legendary Mother Natalie Lepore.
      Sat., June 11, 8pm. $18.  
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      Paramount Theatre

    • Arts

      Theatre

      Undark: A Radioactive Puppet Play

      Trouble Puppet, Austin's premiere troupe of object manipulators and societal provocateurs, returns with this tale of female workers manufacturing luminous timepieces and navigational instruments using the newly discovered natural wonder: radium. The case of the “Radium Girls” is a story of shocking criminal negligence and the perseverance of women against a misogynistic system, and you can be sure that Connor Hopkins and company, working under a grant from the Jim Henson Foundation, will bring this fraught atomic time to vivid half-life onstage. And, look: Here's our reviewer's reaction to this new Trouble Puppet production.
      Through June 12. Thu.-Sat., 8pm; Sun., 6pm. $15-37.  
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      The Vortex
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