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ICMCA presents Sarod and Flute legends - Basant Kabra and Nityanand Haldipur
Join ICMCA for a tribute to the musical legacy of the legendary Annapurna Devi. This special concert features 2 of her most distinguished disciples: Basant Kabra on the sarod and Nityanand Haldipur on the flute - traveling from India for an exclusive performance, presented only by ICMCA. Accompanied by Abhijit Banerjee and Gourisankar on the Tabla.Sat. June 7, 5pmUnity Church of the Hills -
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CYT Austin presents Disney's The Little Mermaid Jr.
The Little Mermaid Jr. takes place in a magical kingdom beneath the sea, where a beautiful young mermaid named Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. But first, she’ll have to defy her father, the king of the sea, escape the clutches of an evil sea witch and convince a prince that she’s the girl with the perfect voice. Tickets $18.June 19-28Brentwood Christian School Performing Arts Center
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Maker Faire
A family-friendly gathering for people who make, tinker, hack, create, and educate. Every year is different, but expect everything from drones to quilting.Sat., May 4, 10am-6pm. $10-42. -
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Pecan Street Festival: Spring
This biannual street festival of arts & crafts vendors and live music knows how to party. Try an art class, or just park yourself in front of one of the stages with some handheld food and enjoy a performance. Don't worry about bringing the kids, they'll be busy getting their faces painted, staring rapt at one of the traveling street magicians, or petting zoo animals.Sat.-Sun., May 4-5Sixth Street, from Brazos to I-35
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A House Divided: How Do We Get the Political System We Want?
A deliberative forum based on the work of the National Issues Forums Institute 2019 conversation, “A House Divided.” Attendees will form small, moderated groups to explore diverse perspectives on how to revive our ability to work together on challenging issues.Sat., May 4, 2-4pm. Free. -
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ACBA Workshop: Co-opensation: Fairness & Compensation in Cooperatives
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Artisan Market
Check out local makers' products, plus live music from David Daniel Dennis & Groove Co.Sat., May 4, noon-4pm. Free. -
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Austin Area Train Show
The show includes over 16,000 square feet of model railroading fun, with operating model and Lego railroads, vendors, a raffle, and a self-guided tour.Sat.-Sun., May 4-5. $7, adults; free, kids.Williamson County Expo Center, 5350 Bill Pickett Trl., Taylor -
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“Our Parks, Our Future” Community Meeting
Opportunity to provide input and help PARD prioritize investments for parks, facilities, and recreational programming over the next 10 years.Sat., May 4, 10am-noon. Free.Circle C Community Center, 7817 La Crosse -
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“Our Parks, Our Future” Community Meeting
Opportunity to provide input and help PARD prioritize investments for parks, facilities, and recreational programming over the next 10 years.Sat., May 4, 2-4pm. Free.IBPS Xiang Yun Temple, 6720 Capital of Texas Hwy. N. -
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“Our Parks, Our Future” Community Meeting
Opportunity to provide input and help PARD prioritize investments for parks, facilities, and recreational programming over the next 10 years.Sat., May 4, 6-8pm. Free. -
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Blackland Prairie Days
Wander the downtown area to visit the food vendors and the arts and crafts area.Sat., May 4Taylor -
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Chicken Poo Bingo for Texas Advocates
Put some cash down for a good cause: Proceeds from entries support Austin Advocates, the local chapter of Texas Advocates who fight to stop unfair treatment and advocate for more and better services as well as inclusion for people with disabilities.Sat., May 4, 3-6pm -
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Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Commemorate Gen. Zaragoza's victory over French forces in 1862 with re-enactors portraying both sides of the conflict.Sat.-Sun., May 4-5Presidio La Bahia, Goliad -
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Cinco de Mayo Silent Disco Party
Choose between three DJs with the flick of a switch on your headphones at this 21+ celebration. The North Door's got partygoers covered with a full kitchen serving up Mexican food, too.Sat., May 4, 10pm. $10-20. -
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Club Blue Kentucky Derby Shindig
Don your best derby attire for a good cause at this fundraising event benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Austin Area. Activities include lawn games and a derby hat contest, plus bites and bevs.Sat., May 4, 3-7pm. $40. -
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Derby Dash
Come for the 1K (kids 12 and under) or 5K walks/runs through the ranch's nature trails, stay for the Kentucky Derby watch party afterward.Sat., May 4, 2:30-6:30pm. $40. -
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Derby Day Party
Come decked out in your finest Southern fashion for specialty cocktails, live music, and prizes from Elijah Craig Bourbon for best dressed.Sat., May 4, 2-8pmFulton Bar at Fairmont Austin, 101 Red River -
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Free Chicken Keeping Class
Learn how chicken keeping and composting can go hand in hand to eliminate food waste.Sat., May 4, 10-11am. Free. -
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Future Chica Conference
All girls between 9-18 years old are invited to attend this daylong conference where they'll explore technology tools and platforms via hands-on demos and activities, plus engage with local professionals across technology, creative, and business industries.Sat., May 4, 9am-4pm. $15.Oracle, 2300 Cloud Way -
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Giveback Party Benefiting Texans Can Academy
All-you-can-eat crawfish, plus food trucks, drinks, and live music, all in the name of supporting local students at Texans Can Academy. TCA is a free, open-enrollment dropout recovery school for students between the ages of 14 and 21.Sat., May 4, noon-4pm. $100 per person. -
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HerbDay
Learn more about herbs and their benefits with educational activities, including presentations and plant walks from local and national herbal experts.Sat., May 4, 10am-4pm. Free. -
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Honey Bee Jubilee
Uncover the mysteries of honey and bees at the educational presentations, honey tastings, music, food, and beverages for all ages.Sat., May 4, 10am-6pm. Free.824 Pecan St., New Ulm -
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HorseLink's Kentucky Derby Party
All ages are welcome at this party featuring live music, derby-themed food and drinks, betting prizes, and a derby attire contest. Proceeds benefit HorseLink, an Austin-based nonprofit providing equine-assisted therapy programs.Sat., May 4, 3-8pm. Free. -
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Job Fair at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa
Following a massive expansion, Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa reopens this May and is looking to fill positions in housekeeping, transportation, kitchen staff, concierge staff, and more.Sat., May 4, 8am-2pm. Free. -
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Kentucky Derby Day
Break out the bowties and head down to the Four Seasons' newly renovated Live Oak lounge for race-themed decor, Maker's Mark mint juleps, a derby hat pop-up shop, and more. Entry fee benefits a local nonprofit.Sat., May 4, 2-6pm. $25 entry fee. -
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Lavender Festival
Enjoy the pairing of wine and lavender with cooking demonstrations, vendors, music, and tours.Sat.-Sun., May 4-5Stonewall -
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Live Music Crawl
Learn more about Austin live music history, get the latest scoop on the current music scene, and see iconic venues and new clubs, all while getting an overview of the city from a local musician.Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings. $50. -
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Low Vision Awareness Day Symposium
This is a great opportunity to learn about what resources are available for those with low vision. Area experts will be in attendance, and attendees will have opportunities to experience low vision devices and equipment.Sat., May 4, 8:30am-2pm. Free with RSVP. -
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May the Horse Be With You
Combing two grand drinking celebrations on the same day, this all-day, all-night celebration will include lightsaber-themed cocktails, mint juleps, and a chance to win a prize for picking the winning worse.Sat., May 4, 11-2am. Free. -
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Memoirs and Armours
The Violet Crown Players and Diverse Space Youth Dance Theatre present the kinetic culmination of their explorations of memory, invigorating the Austin stage before taking the show to Europe this summer. "What is a memory? How much do memories affect our interactions with humans and with nature?" Featuring choreography by Michael Jahoda, Maria Naidu, Vera Ondrasikova, Toni Bravo, and the cast of dancers.Thu.-Sat., May 2-4, 8pm. $15-35. -
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Mystical May Market
Get witchy while shopping jewelry, brooms, spell kits, and more spooky goods from local vendors. Plus, a live DJ, tarot readings, and sweet treats.Sat., May 4, 2-10pm. Free.Metropolis Apartments -
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National Pilates Day Celebration and Open House
Celebrate Pilates Day with a special pielates afternoon featuring classes and yes, pie. All proceeds from the day benefit Ballet Austin's Pink Pilates program for breast cancer survivors.Sat., May 4, 2-4:45pm. Single classes $8 or 2 for $20. -
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Nickel City Kentucky Derby Party
NC will broadcast "the most exciting two minutes in sports" on not one but two big screens, followed by performances from Rosie and the Ramblers, Robynn Shayne, and Whiskey Shivers.Sat., May 4, 2pm -
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Oaks At San Gabriel Wag & Walk
You and your fur babies are invited to enjoy seven miles of nature trails, pet portraits, face-painting for the kiddos, and more.Sat., May 4, 9am-noon. Free.Oaks at San Gabriel, 5310 TX-29, Georgetown -
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Pioneer Day
Visitors will be able to dip candles, churn butter, make corn husk dolls and rag balls, and wander through reenactment camps and chuck wagon areas.Sat., May 4, 10am-3pm. Free.Old Settler's Association, 3300 E. Palm Valley Blvd., Round Rock -
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Pop Cats
Love cats and pop culture? This two-day family-friendly convention combines both, with cat playgrounds for kids and adults, face-painting and temporary tattoos, cat influencers and advocates, art workshops, and on-site adoptions.Sat., May 4, 10am-7pm. $10-40. -
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Real Austin Tour
This “bucket list tour” gives you a city overview in just two hours. Get acquainted with Austin's art, music, culture, food, history, parks, and famous people while touring major landmarks, lesser-known gems, neighborhoods, and food trucks. And, with the Mercedes tour van, you'll be riding in style.Multiple tours daily, starting at 10:30am. $35. -
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Ride for the Fallen
Escorted ride to pay tribute to Texas Peace Officers’ Memorial.Sat., May 4, 8am -
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Scarborough Renaissance Festival
Opening weekend of the fair that goes through Memorial Day features tournaments, comedy, music, and lots of food.Sat.-Sun., April 6-May 26Waxahachie -
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Shakespeare at Winedale
The spring class presents Richard III in the historic barn theatre.Fri.-Sat., May 3-4, 7pm. $10. -
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Shiner GASP
A scenic, 25-100-mile bike ride through Texas towns, ending at the Spoetzl Brewery with a Shiner-fueled afterparty.Sat., May 4, 7am. $70-100. -
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Short Course: Spanish Texas
Dr. Frank de la Teja and Dr. Joaquin Rivaya-Martinez provide an in-depth look at Spanish colonial Texas with scholarly presentations. Plus, catered lunch and a tour of the museums's "Becoming Texas" exhibit.Sat., May 4, 10am-2pm. $15-20. -
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Star Wars and Margarita Pours Creek Cleanup
Celebrate Stars Wars Day and Cinco de Mayo by cleaning up the creek, then head out to a Tex-Mex restaurant for HH. Costumes highly encouraged!Sat., May 4, 1-5pm. Free.Shoal Creek, 2601 Shoal Creek Blvd. -
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Summer and Bird
Wait, you mean someone commissioned author Katherine Catmull to adapt her excellent fantasy novel for the stage? Yes, Austin Playhouse did that – and now the company's Theatre for Youth program presents the world premiere of this modern wonderment, suitable for the whole family, as directed by Lara Toner Haddock. And – look, birdlings! – here's our review of the show.May 4-12. Sat., 2 & 7:30pm; Sun., 2pm. Extra show: Fri., May 3, 7:30pm. $7-28 (free, ages 4-18). -
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SystemsGo Rocket Launch
High school students test the rockets they designed and built in class. This is a different location than in past years.Thu.-Sat., May 2-4. Free, but all attendees must sign a waiver.Stonewall -
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Tapestry Singers Spring Concert: How to Make an American Quilt
Inspired by the varied patchwork of women’s lives and experiences across the U.S., the show blends folk songs with pieces drawn from the writings of literary and historical figures Susan B. Anthony, Margaret Walker, and Eleanor Roosevelt, among others.Sat., May 4, 7:30pm. $10-15. -
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TCSO Town Hall
Meeting hosted by Travis County Sheriff’s Office to discuss 2018’s racial profiling report, auto theft prevention, and crisis intervention.Sat., May 4, 1:30-3pmDailey Middle School, 14000 Westall -
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Texas State Baseball
Vs. Georgia State: Fri., May 3, 6pm; Sat., May 4, 2:30pm; Sun., May 5, noon. $5-9. -
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The Austin Flea at Cosmic Coffee
Shop local handmade items and vintage wares.Sat., May 4, 11am-5pm. Free. -
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The Victory Cup Derby Day Polo Match and Hot Air Balloon Festival
Cheer on several polo matches leading up to a live broadcast of the big event at this two-day kid- and dog-friendly party. Plus, this year there will be a dozen hot air balloons offering guests tethered rides.Fri.-Sat., May 3-4. $20+.Victory Cheval Polo Club, 13628 Gregg Manor Rd., Manor -
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TPIF 2019 Grants Program Announcement
Texas Pride Impact Funds is seeking requests for proposal from Texas-based nonprofits supporting the Lone Star State’s LGBTQmmunity. Grants will be awarded to organizations working to inspire, support, or enrich queer lives.Deadline to Submit: Friday, May 10, 5pm -
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UT Men's and Women's Tennis
The UT Men’s and Women’s tennis teams will both host NCAA First and Second Round matches this weekend. The women (18-4 and an overall No. 9 national seed) play Sat.-Sun.; the men (23-3, No. 2 nationally) play Fri.-Sat., with both hoping to advance to the national championships later in May in Orlando.Men's: Alabama vs. South Florida: Fri., May 3, 10am; UT vs. Tennessee Tech: Fri., May 3, 1pm; Round Two: Sat., May 4, 5pm. Women's: Rice vs. Texas A&M: Sat., May 4, 9am; UT vs. LIU-Brooklyn, Sat., May 4, noon; Round Two: Sun., May 5, noon.. $5.Texas Tennis Center, 2100 Comal -
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Violet Crown Spring Festival
Local artists will be selling their creations accompanied by drinks, food, kids' activities, and live music throughout the day.Sat., May 4. Free. -
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Warehouse Billiard Bar's Cinco de Mayo Fest
¡Oralé! There's all kinds of specials up in this joint today, with pork and brisket tacos, pitcher margaritas, even fancier cinco cocktails, and more – while the third annual grito contest gets all the blood a-pumpin' with DJ ABE "The Assassin" and karaoke rules the after-match party.Sat., May 4509 E. Ben White -
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William Cannon and Slaughter Public Open House
Public event to learn about the Corridor Program Office’s plan for safety and mobility improvements along Slaughter Lane. Complete with free food and a musical performance by Crockett High School’s Mariachi de Oro.Sat., May 4, 11am-1pm. Free.Palm Elementary School, 7601 Dixie Dr. -
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Yoga en Español
All-levels class taught in English and Spanish. Email to reserve a spot, or register on-site.Saturdays, 10-11am. Through May 18. Free.