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Actor Derek Berlin channels the writer’s ghost in a one-man show through the dark and twisted world of Poe.

Put on your safari hat for a night at the library with a pop-up dinosaur museum, plus bites and bevs. 21+ only.

Enjoy an all-female lineup of smooth jazz in a family-friendly atmosphere at the Wonderland of the Americas Amphitheatre.

A conversation with Raj Patel, co-author of an award-winning book, activist, and academic, on the role art plays in reflecting and changing our world.

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Free, family-friendly live music shows with something for everyone, from Motown to country rockabilly.

Presented by the Austin Astronomical Society, Nobel Prize laureate Dr. Steven Weinberg will talk about the emerging branch of observational astronomy.

Baby sea turtles are released in batches, with late June and early July being the busiest. The turtles decide when they want to break from their shells and dash into the surf.

Learn how to develop a step-by-step business plan for a small startup or business expansion.

An evening of bands, local comedy, and tales of empowerment by some of Austin's most talented ladies.

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This true-crime walking tour takes you on the morbid journey of America's first serial killer, "The Midnight Assassin" (aka "Servant Girl Annihilator"), who terrorized Austin in 1885. The walk covers two miles of historic Austin at a leisurely pace, plus a drink stop at the Driskill Hotel.

Enjoy a night out in Mueller while the kiddos (ages 4 & up) experience an exclusive evening at Thinkery.

Full-body cardio workout session inspired by playing the drums.

Whole lotta promotions: Space Night (July 12); 90s Night (July 13); Round Rock Chupacabras Game (July 14); and Breathless Campaign Night (July 15).

You know the drill: Grab a set of headphones and tune into three live DJs spinning three different genres.

Free workshops on the software for stock and option trading.

Celebrate the grand opening of the Upper Boggy Creek Trail with free sno-cones, live music, a parade, and activities for the whole family. Drop in anytime.

YMCA summer campers from Travis, Hays, and Bastrop counties represent countries from around the world with costumes, flags, and traditional songs in a parade, followed by an afternoon of fun activities.