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Jeff Guinn presents his new book about "David Koresh, the Branch Davidians, and A Legacy of Rage," with a book talk, an audience Q&A, and a signing line.

Current and former Esther’s Follies cast members, along with other Austin entertainers, transform into your favorite mystery-solving gang to solve The Haunting of the Tavern, with a different ending each night. Featuring a script by the Follies' Shaun Brannigan and original music by Doug Ewart, this darkling comedy brings a modern touch of nostalgia – and includes a three-course meal by the Tavern's chef Johnny Romo. We daresay: Jinkies!

Here's a show of deeply personal multimedia work in which artist Scott Leopold has utilized paint, objects, and text to create "layered, thick canvases of vulnerability."

Blue Starlite's Downtown drive-in location was recently robbed, and the bandits made off with 80% of the theatre's equipment. Due to generous donations and help from the community, programming should be somewhat back to normal this week, but donations are still welcome to help the theatre recover.

Be dazzled by recent work from artists Daniel Rodríguez Collazo and Edgardo Kerlegand in this exhibition that showcases both artists’ forms of expression as they relate to the human existence — one on the internal and physical forms of the human figure, the other on the forms that humans create and exist in. Bonus: The opening reception features videos of the artists discussing their practice and process.

New work by B. Shawn Cox is always a delight for the eyes (and a few other senses), and here the masterful painter and arch wit brings a bounty of pop philosophy with a tinge of irony (and much big hair) – inspired by lore, social identity narratives, and childhood memories of his West Texas roots. This show includes the artist's most recent explorations, including oil on fabric, paper cuts, folded paper, and digitally created lenticular collages.

Laser Imax 3D: A documentary exploring prehistoric Antarctica and joining present-day scientists on a quest to understand the continent today.

The Wildflower Center's annual exhibition of explorable secret hideouts designed by local artists will transport you to imaginary worlds and spark an appreciation for art and nature.