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King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - 3 Hour Marathon Show w/ King Stingray
Join Resound and Levitation at Circuit of the Americas on November 15th for a 3-hour marathon show with King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard with direct support from King Stingray. Grab your tickets now before they're all sold out!Fri. Nov. 15, 7pmGermania Insurance Amphitheater
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Dance
KDHDC: These Events Are Fortunate
Kathy Dunn Hamrick Dance Company premieres this 50-minute original work, staging their vision of a world where people are endearing, awkward, vulnerable, strong, funny, and confident, where you'll see exuberant dancing, rapid-fire micro-movements, and quiet moments of grace, interlaced with Hamrick’s signature humor.June 3-4. Sat., 5 & 8pm; Sun., 2pm. $25. -
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Food Events
Bar Toti: Mercado del Girasol
Bar Toti, the weekend bar and private event space located on the grounds of Este, hosts their first-ever market in celebration of Este Garden’s third anniversary. The open-air market will feature pop-ups from local creatives, artisanal goods, DJ Juan Lo, drinks, and more. Vendors include Corazon Verde Botanicals, Zanny Adornments, Sarah Hakala Made Me, Tooth Fairy ATX, Armonia Home Wellness, Glass Half Full, Jello Mom Vintage, Slow Burn, Cassiopeia Farm, Bailey Barret, Libby Barret, Erica Emerson, Evan Pharmakis – and even more.Sun., June 4, noon-4:30pm -
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Sports
Free Weekly Workouts at Waterloo Greenway
Get your feel-good movement on in a beautiful outdoor space with Castle Hill Fitness and various other community studios. Mondays feature yoga and live music, Tuesdays will offer energetic fitness or dance-based workouts, and Sundays are for self-care with an eclectic mix of mindful movement.Through June 6. Mon. & Tue., 6pm; Sun., 9am. Free. -
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Sports
Inspire A.D. Wrestling
An action-packed evening of pro wrestling with the theme "Kids of the Black Hole."Sun., June 4, 6pm -
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Classical Music
Inversion: Helios
Inversion Ensemble presents this multimedia work by Timothy C. Takach, with visual projections by Candystations. "Positioned at the nexus of science, faith, and humanity, Helios spins a narrative of order and chaos, exploring that which is within our control and that which is not and shows that we have the power to change our trajectory. The music provides a changing landscape of textures, soundscapes, vocal techniques, and harmonic language."June 3-4. Sat., 7:30pm; Sun., 3pm. $30. -
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Special Screenings
Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom (2022)
This poignant doc explores the history of Juneteenth and how it "reveals a faith stronger than suffering." Followed by a panel discussion with filmmakers Ya’Ke Smith, Rasool Berry, and Mary Beth Minnis, moderated by community advocate and creative activist Virginia Cumberbatch.Sun., June 4, 1pm. Free. -
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Kids
Natureversity Kids' Clothing Swap
Are your kids growing out of last year's gear? Get them ready for summer at an outdoor clothing and gear swap presented by Natureversity Outdoor School, Explore Austin, and Patagonia Austin. Bring gently used and clean items for kids aged 3-15 years old to swap, and even bring functional items that need a fix to get DIY repair advice. Leftover items will be donated to kids in need.Sun., June 4, 1-4pm -
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Special Screenings
One of These Days (2020)
Best of the Fests: Fans of 1997 documentary Hands on a Hardbody, about a Longview endurance contest to win a truck, will love this fictional interpretation of the contest brought to life by Texas-based German director Bastian Günther, who'll attend both screenings and be joined by star Carrie Preston (True Blood) on Wednesday.Sun., June 4, 5pm -
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Special Screenings
Pan African Film Festival Presents
AFS welcomes Los Angeles’ famed Pan African Film and Arts Festival for their first-ever Austin series, presenting a selection of the most acclaimed films from their February 2023 festival: Fantastic Negrito: Have You Lost Your Mind Yet? (D: Yvan Iturriaga and Francisco Nuñez Capriles, 91 min.), Fri., 7:30pm; The Africologist: Chronicles of Africa (D: Valerio Lopes, 72 min.), Sat., 2:30pm; and The Honeymoon (D: Bianca Isaac, 109 min.), Sat., 7:30pm. PAFF will also lead a free panel discussion for filmmakers on getting into film festivals, featuring reps from Indie Meme and Cine Las Americas (Sun., 2pm, Austin Public, 1143 Northwestern).Fri.-Sun., June 2-4 -
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Rickshaw Billie's Big Dumb Fest w/ Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol, Gus Baldwin & the Sketch, Tia Carrera, Eagle Claw, Billy Glitter, Buzz Electro, Pinko [outside]
“It’s like Andrew W.K., but less party,” characterized Leo Lydon last June. Don’t believe it. Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol, the singer/guitarist’s homegrown threesome alongside bassist Aaron Metzdorf and drummer Sean St. Germain, throws down. Like millennial English outburst the Darkness – only more grunge, less hair metal – they inject levity into their fifth clamor and stomp, last fall’s Doom Wop, adhering to the crucial musical tenet that self-seriousness numbs. The trio’s inaugural Big Dumb Fest co-headlines instrumental detonators Eagle Claw and Tia Carrera, while Billy Glitter, Gus Baldwin & the Sketch, Buzz Electro, and Pinko – prog, punk, and rock bangers all – party down too.Sun., June 4, 6:30pm -
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Events
Spider-Man Sunday
Swing into action and meet the Amazing Spider-Man! All kids who come dressed up with their web-slinging gear will get a free $10 game card. Stop by Mikki’s Tavern for the Spider-Man themed cocktail menu to help get that Spider-Sense tingling.Sun., June 4, 2-6pm -
Arts
Comedy
Theo Von: Return of the Rat
Theo Von grew up in the stray animal belt of southern Louisiana. His new comedy special Regular People was filmed at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and is now streaming on Netflix.Through June 9. Thu.-Fri., 8pm. $79.50.
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Out of Town
Agave Festival
Head to West Texas to celebrate the agave plant and its influence on culture through food, film, music, science, and spirits.Thu.-Sun., June 1-4Marfa -
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Nightlife & Parties
An Absolutely Fabulous Sunday Brunch
The Southern Ladies Social League, a drag queen troupe of Southern belles, hosts a brunch benefiting LGBTQ elder care org Rainbow Connection ATX. Featuring special guest Topaz.Sun., June 4, 1-4pm -
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Special Screenings
Arachnophobia (1990)
The classic creature feature about a small town overtaken by spiders is rumored to have a remake in the works.Sun., June 4, 11pm -
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Arts & Culture
Art In ATX: Pride Market
Browse and buy from over 20 queer artists bringing their art, food, and unique gifts while also enjoying music from Javijuu, Female Gallery, and DJ Damino.Sun., June 4, noon-5pm -
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Special Screenings
ATX TV Festival
Billed as "TV camp for grownups," this is a must for fans of the boob tube. The fest celebrates television, looking back at its history, where it is now, and where it’s headed with panels, screenings, and events where attendees and leaders in the TV industry talk, watch, and experience television together as one community.June 1-4. $335-535 for badges; $50 for virtual pass; individual tix, TBA.Downtown Austin -
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Events
Austin Flea
Three chances to catch the vendor market this weekend:: Saturday at Mañana Dos (10am-2pm), which also features adoptable dogs from Safe Refuge of Central Texas; Saturday at Brewtorium, noon-5pm; and Sunday at Lazarus, 11am-4pm.Sat.-Sun., June 3-4Mañana Dos, 111 Sandra Muraida Way; Brewtorium, 6015 Dillard Cir.; Lazarus Brewing, 1902 E. Sixth -
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Events
Austin Habitat for Humanity Volunteers Wanted!
Habitat is looking for folks ages 18 and up to assist in building six new homes in Northeast Austin. You'll learn new skills, do something great for the community, and maybe get a free T-shirt.Ongoing -
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Events
Barton Creek Farmers Market
A great selection of local farmers bringing fabulous pastured meats, eggs, dairy, vegetables, and fruits, plus prepared-food vendors, artisans, bakers, and of course, live music.Sundays, 9am-1pm. Free.4805 Hwy. 290 W., Sunset Valley (Kohl's parking lot) -
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Nightlife & Parties
Bear Beer Bust
Iron Bear's beer bust brings all the boys to the bar. Specials on select pints and pitchers.Sundays, 2-9pm -
Arts
Theatre
Big Fish
Based on the novel by Daniel Wallace and the film directed by Tim Burton, Big Fish tells the story of Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman who lives life to its fullest – and then some. Starring Andrew Cannata, Connor Barr, Sarah Zeringue, Liam Minor, Cara Bernstein, Braden Tanner, Stephen Mercantel, Brian Coughlin, Kia Malone, Amy Morgan Minor, Mia Carter, and Nicholas Hunter. Directed by Lara Toner Haddock, with musical direction by Lyn Koenning, for Austin Playhouse.Through July 2. Thu.-Sat., 8pm; Sun., 5pm. $34 and up; pick-your-price, Thursdays.
