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Evergreens: This biographical film of director Edward D. Wood Jr. (Depp) is a wonderfully sparse re-creation of the glory years of Hollywood's lowest echelons and the adolescence of independent filmmaking. The Aug. 2 screening will be presented in 35 mm.

In case you haven't heard, our friends at Batch Craft Beer + Kolaches are now bringing their breakfast bonanza even earlier and better, with weekdays opening at 7am and weekends at 9am, and all of it resplendent with morning-time favorites like ham, egg, and cheese kolaches; bacon, egg, and cheese kolaches; maple-infused-dough kolaches with egg and sausage; and more. How often can we say "kolache," you wonder? Dunno, citizen – how many can you eat?

Laser IMAX 3D: Track the 11-year journey of 1850s explorer Henry Bates.

Laser IMAX 3D: Follow Aloe Blacc as he traces Louis Armstrong’s footsteps through the colorful locales and cultures where America’s music was born.

Social Cycling Austin presents Bikin' Betties, a weekly, beginner-friendly, all-ladies bike ride that ends with drink specials and fun activities (karaoke, minigolf, outdoor movies, etc.) Along the way, bond with other two-wheelin' ladies. Join the Facebook group for ride details.

This is a public viewing and online video series, hosted by Heather Barfield and HD Stone, that promotes, explores, and highlights the vast landscape of Austin’s creative communities. Season One features artists Olaniyi R. Akindiya Akirash, Roni Zulu, Gigi Grinstad, Aimée Everett, Karen Woodward, Celeste Sarabia, The Impossible Mr. Winterbourne, and Reworks.

Pride Week Series: In Bound's twist on the mob caper film, two women fall in love and plot to pilfer a cool $2 million from the unsuspecting mobsters.

BSOM University offers a six-course roster of classes centered around cultural contributions of minority groups in America and around the world, from poetry in the Middle East to counterculture America and the Vietnam War. The instructors include local artists, business owners, cultural archivists, and one UT staff affiliate.

Photographers Meeghan Morongova, Peter Shen, and Sara Megan Fields display works that complicate and glorify the walls of this Dougherty Arts Center venue.

Our girl Miss Kitty Litter is bringing you an exclusive sneak peek at season two to find out who gets crowned the queen of camp. Fingers crossed for Kitty, cuz you know she's vying – read our coverage here.

Pride Week Series: Shot in 16mm, Losier's doc is a colorful portrait of lucha libre star Cassandro, one the industry’s first openly gay wrestlers.

This is a solo exhibition of 14 large photographs and photographic collages by artist Elizabeth Chiles, showcasing two series of her work: "Figs from Thistles," created in 2013 during the worst Texas drought in over a century, and "On Water," created in 2018 during months of historic flooding along the Colorado River.

Yippee ki yay, space cadet, it's time to head 'em off at the Pass Nebula as the State History Museum presents an exhibition that spans more than 150 years of Western and science fiction history and features 100-plus artifacts (including props from Star Trek, Star Wars, Firefly, and other skiffy media fare). And our arch-geek himself, the estimable Richard Whittaker, also a part-time Sith Lord, reviews the show for you here.