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The Lord of the Rings Cast Reunion
To honor the 20th anniversary of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the release of a gorgeous 4K remastering overseen by Peter Jackson, Alamo Drafthouse is reuniting Middle-earth’s finest for a cast reunion with three exclusive special post-screening conversations hosted by noted "Ring Nut" and Late Show host Stephen Colbert.Thu.-Mon., April 15-19 -
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The Office Murder Mystery Parody
It's the last week to catch Paramount's The Office-themed interactive, immersive show. Starting at the State Theatre, participants will walk short distances to find clues to solve the mystery of the Scranton Strangler.Through April 25 -
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The RealReal Opens in Austin
The RealReal Austin features women's and men's ready-to-wear, bags, shoes, sneakers, accessories; fine jewelry and watches; and home goods and art. Shoppers can find thousands of unique items curated for the Austin consumer and tons more online that can be virtually shopped in-store. They also offer consignment, cleaning, repairs, and alterations. For a limited time, get a $100 shopping credit for selling at TRR and an upcycled mask while supplies last.Now open; Mon.-Sat. 10am-7pm; Sunday noon-6pm -
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The Squirrel Show w/ Oliver Steck
Thursdays, 7:30pm -
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There Are No Lions in Tel Aviv (2019)
The story of "Rabbi Doolittle," who left his honorable position as chief rabbi of Copenhagen to fulfill a longtime dream to build a zoo in Tel Aviv and teach children about the love of animals.Wed.-Fri., April 14-16Online: www.austinjff.org -
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To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
Gregory Peck won an Oscar for his portrayal of Atticus Finch, a courageous lawyer defending a black man (Brock Peters) in a small southern town in the Thirties.Thu., April 15, 6:30pm -
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Trans Lives/Trans Voices
Ground Floor Theatre presents these stories by and about trans and nonbinary people, told in their own words, through their own voice. Each Thursday features a new premiere with a live intro and talkback with creators after.Through April 22. Thursdays, 7pm. Donations accepted. -
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Food Events
Tso + Via 313: Crab Rangoon Pizza
Tso Chinese Delivery and Via 313 have collaborated on a special Crab Rangoon Pizza, and will donate $1 from the sale of each one to Austin Asian Community Health Initiative, a nonprofit to improve the health and well-being of Asians in Central Texas. Yes, that's Via 313's Detroit-style pizza topped with Tso’s real blue crab rangoon stuffing made with Philadelphia cream cheese, wonton crispies, scallions, and sweet chili sauce. Note: Orders can be placed online, via phone, or in person, and will be available for dine-in or takeout at any of the acclaimed pizza joint's three brick-and-mortar locations. Bonus: The 313's Royal Mai Tai cocktail is a rum-based doozy that also benefits AACHI.Through May 2 -
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Vehicle Registration Deadline Approaches
The grace period for vehicle registration renewal and title applications will soon end, and missing the deadline can result in costly fines. If you've postponed these activities due to the pandemic, now is the time to act: Get your vehicle inspected and renew online at Texas.gov, or bring your DMV renewal form, passing inspection, insurance card, and payment to H-E-B, Fiesta Mart, or AAA. Title applications require appointments to be made at the Travis County Tax Office, and they fill up fast, so don't wait!Deadline: April 15 -
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Violet Crown RSVP Cinema
You choose the film and rent the theatre for $50-100, then you'll get a ticket page for your guests. Bring-your-own-movie tickets are $5, Jukebox Cinema (curated classics) are $10, and new releases are $15. Food and beverage offerings are delivered to your own theatre for a truly VIP experience.contact cinema for details -
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Visual Arts
Wally Workman Gallery: Malcolm Bucknall
One of this city's favorite artists – and probably the only one whose work appears as a Jesus Lizard album cover and on the walls of the WWG – Malcolm Bucknall has lately immersed himself in works by artists such as Hieronymous Bosch and Lucas Cranach the Elder. (Appropriately, those artists created work during the plagues that ravaged Europe centuries before our current pandemic. And before there was, you know, the internets.) Recommendation: You'll want to see the gorgeous conflagrations of realism and surrealism this modern maestro has wrought with his meticulous oils.Through April 24 -
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West Chelsea Contemporary: Provocateurs
This is the third exhibition from WCC since its reopening last fall. "Provocateurs" provides a unique chance for visitors to see, discover, and collect internationally recognized artists like Raphael Mazzucco, Andy Warhol, Mickalane Thomas, the Connor Brothers, RETNA, Jenny Holzer, and more – in the context of a diverse show where power lies in the interpretation and the art dares to look back.Through May 9. Mon.-Sat., 10am-6pm; Sun., noon-6pm -
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Wilco Free Tax Prep
United Way of Williamson County's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is offering free drop-off/pickup tax preparation service by appointment only. IRS-certified tax preparers will provide assistance to households earning $57,000 or less annually and to older adults of all income levels, and services are available in English and Spanish.Feb. 10-April 151205 Round Rock Ave. #106, Round Rock -
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Out of Town
Wildflower Celebration
The wildflowers are a little sparse this year due to the February winter storm, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be lots to see and do at the farm.April 3-18Fredericksburg -
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World's Smallest Video Store
Blue Starlite has opened the World’s Smallest Video Store, which operates more like a "take a penny, leave a penny" tray or little free library. Choose a film and bring it back at your leisure, and if you've got something to add, great! Find it in front of Blue Starlite Mueller.March 16-April 20 -
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Civic Events
YMCA Early Learning Readiness Program
A free community program for qualifying low-income families that focuses on preparing children ages 2-4 for school, while providing their caregivers with the tools to facilitate their child’s development. Classes are offered twice a week in English and Spanish and last one hour.English: Mondays & Wednesdays, 9am; Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:30am. Spanish: Mondays & Wednesdays, 10:30am; Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9am.. Free.Online