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Affordable Art Fair Austin
Affordable Art Fair Austin will launch in May 2024, showcasing original contemporary artworks ranging between $100 to $10,000. Welcoming a whole host of local, national and international exhibitors, their spectacular first edition is set to be unmissable!May 16-19Palmer Events Center -
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Beatles Full Moon Concert in the Dark
On the April Full Moon, come set intentions and indulge in the mesmerizing allure of live acoustic music performed by world-class musicians, surrounded by the warm glow of candlelight. Its a different kind of concert, that begins and ends in darkness, with music and a poem or two surrounding and soothing you. Audience members will be given the choice of bringing their own yoga mats and/or pillows to gaze at the shadows on the ceiling. A circle of chairs will be provided.Tues. Apr. 23, 8pm-9pmATX Unplugged
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ICOSA: Silent Language
"My work for the past thirty-five years," says the artist Sono Osato, "has been inspired by the confluence of geological and anthropological history, the connection between terrain and symbolic thought." Now her Silent Language #13 is on display in the Window Dressing series at ICOSA. "It's a good point of entry for anyone who is unfamiliar with my work," says Osato – and it's viewable 24/7 within the Canopy courtyard.Through April 11 -
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Easter Dining
Swoop Garden: Easter Brunch
The Swoop Garden is that curated verdant paradise surrounding Swoop House, of course, and on Sunday it'll be host to an excellent service of brunch that features delights from the culinary crew of Sawyer & Co. Beginning with passed hors d'ouevres (while the kiddos enjoy an Easter egg hunt) and continuing with a buffet of garden salad, carved leg of lamb, smoked salmon, toasted focaccio, mini veggie and bacon-and-cheese quiches, hash brown casserole, and an amazing dessert trio to sweeten the finale among all that lovely spring foliage.Sun., April 17, 11am. $55 ($25, ages 10 and younger). -
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Special Screenings
Thief (1981)
In the searing feature debut from Mann (Heat, Collateral), a diamond thief (Caan) tries for one last score before retirement.Mon., April 11, 2pm
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Easter Dining
Aba Mediterranean: Passover Feast
Special for Passover this year, Austinites can enjoy an Aba's dinner to-go, featuring traditional dishes with a Mediterranean twist – including classic hummus; parmesan, potato, and Brussels sprout latkes; matzoh ball soup; leafy green salad; slow-braised short rib; crispy chicken thigh, and an almond tart. ($54; orders must be placed by Wed., April 13, 9am for carryout and delivery on Fri. and Sat., 11am-4pm.) OTOH, if you want to dine in the restaurant, you can get many of those excellent noms (and pan-roasted halibut) during dinner service on April 15-16. See website for more. -
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Arena Weapon Arts
Learn the skills involved in weapons-based martial arts. Beginners welcome.Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:30pm. First lesson free. -
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Atelier Beauté Chanel Pop-Up
Stop in this fragrance and beauty workshop to try products and get skilled guidance.March 11-April 24. Free.1009 S. Congress -
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ATX Short Film Showcase
A screening of several local short films followed by a Q&A session with the filmmakers.Mon., May 9, 8pm -
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Civic Events
Austin Organic Gardeners Club Meeting
John Dromgoole, founder of the Natural Gardener, will discuss why it's important now more than ever to grow our own food. He’ll explain the differences between a kitchen garden and a food garden, how to start a food garden, and ways to encourage others to do the same.Second Mondays, 7pmOnline via Zoom -
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Blue Monday Blues Jam
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Easter Dining
Chocolate Zombie Easter Bunny
Yeah, this one ain't local, but, as the popular slogan used to say, "You've got a friend in Pennsylvania," right? This particular friend is called Sugar Plum, and they make chocolates of all kinds for all occasions, and right now they have chocolate zombie bunnies (and those zombies' decapitated victims) to give your Easter celebrations just the sort of grisly twist you've … always … wanted? Hella tasty and macabre, to be sure! Limited edition and going fast, so check 'em out ASAP.$20 and up. -
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Church on Monday w/ Elias Haslanger & Dr. James Polk
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Easter Dining
Dai Due: Easter Bunny Specials
Bunnies? No, yeah, we do mean rabbits – whole rabbits, boned and stuffed with cream, sweetbreads, bacon, mushrooms, brandy, thyme, and breadcrumbs, presented as only this acclaimed butcher shop can do 'em. And freshly made lamb-and-artichoke sausages, as well, and a plethora of rolls and buns to accompany. All properly prepared, tasty af, and ready to reserve for your holiday feasting.Pre-order now for pickup on Sat., April 16. -
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Donate Blood, Get a Burger
Donate blood or platelets and get a voucher for a free Whataburger. Make an appointment online or call 512/206-1266.Through April 28We Are Blood donor centers -
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Forts & Foes
New players are always welcome at this friendly Dungeons & Dragons sesh.Mondays, 7-10pm. Free. -
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Easter Dining
Gelato Paradiso
Here's an Italian gelato shop located right in the heart of South Congress, purveyors of small-batch gelato and sorbetto, ready to celebrate the holiday with their specialty gelato cakes. Our pick: The exquisite Fiore D Latte, showcasing freshly sliced strawberries and strawberry sorbetto topped with vanilla gelato. Note: Place orders by phone at least 36 hours in advance for pickup.April 6-131400 S. Congress, 512/580-0094 -
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Goodall's Kitchen: Easter Brunch
Head over to the Hotel Ella's superb restaurant for a decadent prix-fixe family-style brunch on Easter Sunday. Get you some of that tender flank steak (or baked salmon) accompanied by the likes of deviled eggs, roasted asparagus, charred carrot potato salad, corn maque choux, and more – there's something for everyone in this lineup, tell you what. Desserts? Try the mini coconut cream pies, lemon bars, and sugar cookies. And, bonus bunny tip: The Tiny Tails to You petting zoo(!) will visit the Hotel Ella lawn from 2-5pm.Sun., April 17, 10am-5pm. $85 ($30, kids). -
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