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Davis Gallery: Circadian Buzz
This is one extensive group exhibit focused on repetition and daily practice, for which each of the participating artists has created a new work or carefully chosen a work from the past. And we mean, these are some of the most fascinating artists who ever breathed our city's air – Steve Brudniak, Malou Flato, Denise M. Fulton, Jan Heaton, David Leonard, Randall Reid, Caprice Pierucci, John Sager, Chun Hui Pak, and many more. So, even if visiting galleries isn't part of your, ah, daily practice, you'll be well rewarded by checking out Davis Gallery's array of visual creations.Through Aug. 31 -
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Dimension Gallery: Impossible Until It's Done
The elegant Eastside gallery of three-dimensional creation – those folks responsible for the public beauty of that Sculpture Garden on Springdale – present GD Wright's first solo show in Austin, featuring works composed of metal structures, concrete castings, and blown glass with mirrored surfaces. Note: This show exists partly via sponsorship from UT-Arlington to produce more than 200 pounds of blown glass.Through Aug. 18 -
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Downtown Wine & Dine
You like to eat well. You like to drink well. You like to do both, well, then know that Cover 3 Executive Chef Justin Manzi is creating an extraordinary five-course meal at the Downtown location this night, and each course is paired with wines from Simi Winery.Thu., Aug. 8, 6:30-9:30pm. $65. -
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Elisabet Ney Museum: Different Worlds
This is a solo exhibition by Leslie Kell, about whose digitally manipulated photography we've fairly raved, because she does it so well and frequently handcrafts and embellishes the frames she displays it in. For this show, in addition to her typical graphic deconstructions of nature and so on, Kell's created at least one work using images of the Ney's own sculptural inventory. It's never a poor idea to visit this Hyde Park gem of a venue, and right now it's an even better idea than usual.Through Sept. 1 -
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Equity Mini-Grant Fund Applications
Community organizations focused on improving life for Austin’s most vulnerable populations are invited to apply for grants of up to $10,000, provided by the City of Austin.Deadline to apply: Fri., Aug. 9, 3:30pmOnline -
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grayDUCK Gallery: The Crit Group
This new group exhibition at grayDUCK features a wide range of new work by eight artists – Veronica Ceci, Madeline Irvine, Paloma Mayorga, Virginia Lee Montgomery, Michael Jay Muelhaupt, Manik Raj Nakra, Matthew Steinke and Jenn Wilson – who participated in the Contemporary Austin's Crit Group, an eight-month-long program supporting artistic growth through monthly critiques and professional development workshops.Through Aug. 25 -
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Happy Hour w/ the Legendary Margaret Wright
Thursdays, Fridays, 6pm, Thursdays, Fridays, 6pm, Fri., Nov. 29, 6pm and Thursdays, Fridays, 6pm -
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Hill Country Galleria: August Wine Walk
Start at the Galleria’s Twin Liquors outpost to pick up your Wine Walk map, which will also serve as a ticket for each wine-filled stop. There will be plenty of shopportunities as you go, of course – duh, it’s the Galleria! – and this clever jaunt’s organized so that the last stop is a restaurant, so you can hang out and end your oenophilic evening with dinner.Thu., Aug. 8, 5-9pm -
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Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989)
Dad's science project proves it's a small world after all.Thu., Aug. 8, 8:45pm -
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Honeysuckle Teatime: Stranger Things Pop-Up
This tasty pop-up event transports you back to 1985 (more or less) with its Stranger Things theme, slinging shakes and cakes decked out in sailor gear from the retro creeptastic show. Go ahead, try the signature all-black Upside Down milkshake that’s topped with an edible Demogorgon. Oh, let’s say that again, shall we? “An edible Demogorgon.” Mmmmmmmm, baby!Thu., Aug. 8, 5:30-8pm. $9. -
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Host Families Needed
Student Ambassador Exchange is in need of local families willing to host high school-aged exchange students from Spain for 4-8 weeks or the full fall semester.Student Ambassador Exchange, 248 Addie Roy Rd. Ste. A-102 -
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Human Circuit Day
Celebrate local musicians and our robust music scene as Mayor Steve Adler and the city declare August 8 the first Human Circuit Day.Thu., Aug. 8, 5:30pm -
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Imagine Art: Return to the Water
Here's "a new wave" of artwork from the Imagine Art community.Through Aug. 23 -
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Introduction to QuickBooks Desktop
Learn about accounting basics as well as tracking revenue and expenses, bank reconciliation, and file setup using QuickBooks Pro accounting software.Thu., Aug. 8, 9am-4pm. $75. -
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Jamdown Thursday
Thursdays, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thu., July 11, 9pm, Thu., July 25, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thursdays, 9pm, Thu., Nov. 7, 9pm and Thu., Nov. 21, 9pm
