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A legend of Eighties Detroit, Jeff Mills became “The Wizard” with his exuberant, lighting-speed turntable technique. Eclectic, he mixed electro, industrial, hip-hop, house, and more, eventually needing three tables, not two, to be satisfied. In production, ideas of futurism and interplanetary exploration enthralled him. After forming the mysterious label group Underground Resistance alongside “Mad” Mike Banks, Mills’ solo production via Axis drove rhythmic techno and 909 mastery around the world. He’s since united to experiment with Afrobeat progenitors and symphonic masters alike. For his Austin debut, Mills plays a TR-909 drum machine and mixes on four CDJs.

Gather with Austin's largest local women and nonbinary artist collective, atxGALS, to shop Hailey Gearo's newest collection of work, dance to live music by Shelbi Alexandria, enjoy free drinks, and support local business while benefitting Black Mamas.

POV: You’ve instructed Supertramp to play the rock musical Hair from within a jar of molasses. Assuming the Seventies psych faves don’t suffocate first, the result might sound a bit like Redbud. Yes, “vibes” can be a musical dirty word, to say nothing of “nostalgic vibes.” Though this pandemic-born fourpiece (celebrating the release of debut EP Long Night) may cull their syrup-pop sound from the Bikini Bottom guitar stylings of Mac DeMarco and Unknown Mortal Orchestra, it’s with equal songwriting savvy. Secret weapon: Katie Claghorn, whose gently creepy, syllable-stretching vocals recall Cocteau Twins in their “is it English, or an ancient Druid spell?” quality.

Vs. Bakersfield Condors.

This exhibit showcases materials from the State Archives documenting the official work and daily business of the state’s chief executive spanning 100 years. Can't visit in person? It's available to explore online.

Now in its 40th year, the annual celebration began under the leadership of former Austin ISD Associate Superintendent William Charles Akins. The event showcases the academic achievements of students, the dedication and leadership of staff, and the commitment of community partners, and will feature hosts and student performances from Travis Early College High School.

Learn about steel fencing and stickfighting with historical weapons, using modern sport science.

The city is seeking feedback on its plans guiding how urban trails, sidewalks, crosswalks, and bike lanes are built.

Vs. Texas RoadRunners.

Get wrapped up in rubber revelry for this kinky weekend full of demos, education, socials, and more centered on latex lovers.