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University of Texas Football
The Longhorns' first game of the season, vs. UTEP. If you're attending, be sure to read up on all the COVID-19 safety guidelines. The website also offers many ways to watch or listen to the game so you can get in the spirit from anywhere.Sat., Sept. 12, 7pm -
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UWSA Unlearning Circle
Undoing White Supremacy Austin will be exploring the white supremacy cultural characteristic of “fear of open conflict” which shapes (and limits) conversations about white supremacy, and what we consider possible as we seek to undo oppressive structures.Sat., Sept. 12, 10am-noon -
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Vault Stone Shop: Good Goods
In which Chad Rea presents a social change souvenir shop that charitable consumers can peruse via the physical location's window or browse online. Choose from 28 single-edition art works by the activist artist, with a portion of the sales going to a nonprofit charity of your choice. Note: Donation amounts are assigned for each item and will be permanently printed on the signed artworks, so collectors can show off their good deeds.Through Sept. 17 -
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Videodance™ Janet Jackson’s "Rhythm Nation" Dance Workshop
Four weeks of Videodance™ featuring the choreography of "Rhythm Nation" by iconic singer Janet Jackson, released in 1989. Still a favorite today.Thursdays, Sept. 17-Oct. 8, 8:45-9:45pm. $80 for 4 weeks. -
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Violet Crown Virtual Cinema
Violet Crown Cinema is saving a seat for you ... on the couch. They continue Magnolia Mondays as well as offering the arthouse cinema they're known for, all virtually, and ticket purchases benefit the theatre.OngoingOnline via austin.violetcrown.com -
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Virtual Absolute Beginning Ballet Workshop for Adults
Designed for those who have never had a ballet class, this workshop teaches ballet from the very beginning. At the end of the session, you will have learned some of the fundamental positions, vocabulary, and basic principles of ballet.Sundays, Sept. 13-Oct. 11: 1-2pm. $110 for a six-week workshop.Online via Ballet Austin -
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Virtual Beginning 2 Ballet Workshop for Adults
Beginning Ballet 2 is for adults who wish to continue the work of the Absolute Beginning Ballet workshop, or have had an introduction to basic ballet and want a six-week refresher.Sundays, Sept. 13-Oct. 18, 2:15-3:15pm. $115 for a six-week workshop.Online via Ballet Austin -
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Virtual Beginning 3 Ballet Workshop for Adults
Beginning Ballet 3 is for adults who wish to continue the work of the Beginning 2 Ballet workshop, or who have had an introduction to basic ballet and want a six-week refresher. It’s also a great workshop for adults who took ballet as a child and want to get started again.Sundays, Sept. 13-Oct. 18, 3:30-4:30pm. $115 for a six-week workshop.Online via Ballet Austin -
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Out of Town
Virtual Big Barn Dance
Everybody gets to attend this year’s virtual concert from the mountains of New Mexico as the Americana music festival goes online with more than 30 acts over three days.Thu.-Sat., Sept. 10-12. By donation.Taos, N.M. -
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Virtual Hoppy Hour With Tiny Tails
Virtually hang out with the adorable animals of Tiny Tails to You and one of their animal experts, livestreamed via Facebook Live or Instagram Live (@TinyTailsToYou). Donations accepted at www.tinytailstoyou.com/donate.Saturdays, 9amOnline -
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Voter Registration Drive
If you or someone you know still needs to register to vote, there will be a tent in front of the club in the parking lot, and the League of Women Voters will have election materials available.Sept. 12-13, 4-7pm -
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Voting Rights for All or Some?
Join the Oakwood Chapel for a dialogue about voting rights in the context of its digital history exhibit "To Vote," featuring historian Cecilia Gutierrez Venable, professor Jessica Brannon-Wranosky, and journalist Joy Diaz.Sat., Sept. 12, 2-3:30pm. Free.Online -
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Wally Workman Gallery: Carol Dawson
Any birder with a "life list" – they'll want to see this show. Anybody who likes 1) birds or 2) brilliantly wielded watercolors or, especially, 3) both – they'll want to see this show, too. If you don't see it in person, OK, you're sheltering in place and decreasing the potential spread of this damned coronavirus, so thank you. But if you don't at least see it online, then I … I don't know what to tell you anymore, citizen. Because Dawson's work is, in its accuracy and composition, responding to the 18th and 19th century traditions of natural science illustration, it's as astonishingly beautiful as the creatures she depicts.Through Oct. 4 -
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Washington County Fair
The oldest county fair in Texas returns to its roots as a livestock and agriculture project showcase for area youth without a rodeo or midway.Through Sept. 19Brenham -
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We Are Blood’s September Promotions
We Are Blood is celebrating September with various promotions. Through Sept. 4, donors will receive a voucher for P. Terry's newest menu item, the Egg Burger. Donors between Sept. 5 and 7 will receive a branded We Are Blood cap, and donors between Sept. 8 and 30 will receive a blood type wristband. Due to COVID-19, appointments are mandatory and masks or face coverings are required. Schedule an appointment online or call 512/206-1266.Through Sept. 30We Are Blood donor centers and mobile drives -
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We Run the World
Academy presents a virtual relay race to get athletes of all ages running and walking 25,000 miles total, just over the circumference of the world, for Marathon Kids. Track and donate your miles with FitRankings, and follow along on the Leaderboard.Through Sept. 30. Free-$50.Anywhere -
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Weekend of Action for Democrats
Put on your walking shoes and mask and help the TCDP deliver voting information with this massive contactless canvassing event. Shifts available: 10am-1pm and 1-4pm; locations across the county will be assigned prior to the event.Sat.-Sun., Sept. 12-13Citywide -
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Women & Their Work: Likes Charge
The newest exhibition by that remarkable digital savant Melanie Clemmons transforms the gallery into a livestream temple dedicated to reimagining networked technology as a medium for spiritual rejuvenation and metaphysical manifestation. Why, your Austin Chronicle's Brenner reviewed the show right here.Through Oct. 8 -
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YMCA E-Sports Gaming Leagues
The Y will offer kids ages 8 and up an opportunity to compete in two of the world’s most popular games – Rocket League and League of Legends. Matches will be held on Saturdays beginning Oct. 3, and your team will play together virtually from home.Deadline to register: Sat., Sept. 26. $10.Online -
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Youth Vote Day of Action
The TCDP is distributing voter registration information in West Campus. Plus, hear from local down-ballot campaigns, including Congressional candidate Wendy Davis, Travis County district attorney candidate José Garza, and Travis County judge candidate Andy Brown.Sat.-Sun., Sept. 12-13
