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Austin Cares Concert - Featuring The Doobie Brothers
Great seats available for the 2024 Austin Cares Concert featuring The Doobie Brothers. Help C4AC support 3 Austin charities: HAAM, Superhero Kids, and Step Onward Foundation. Buy your tickets today or buy them for someone else as a great Christmas gift!Sun. Jan. 28, 8pm-10:30pmMoody Center -
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Western Wonderland
The City of Dripping Springs is bringing the sparkle this holiday season! Western Wonderland consists of an ice rink, holiday trail of lights, and weekend holiday markets. They will also be hosting special events and appreciation days throughout the month. Complete details, including hours, ticket sales, and an event calendar are available online.Dec. 8 - Jan. 7Dripping Springs Ranch Park Event Center
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BIPOC Pop
This three-day symposium brings together creatives, scholars, and industry leaders in comics, gaming, animation, and multimedia arts, building a creative critical space and strengthening community. The schedule is packed with panels, workshops, performances, and more, and it's all free! Read about last year's event here.Thu.-Sat., March 9-11, 9am-5pmGlickman Conference Center, 305 E. 23rd, UT campus -
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Hotel Vegas & Volstead 12th Anniversary
The dynamic duo will toast to a dozen years with an all-day bonanza featuring live music from 12 bands, comedians, drag, DJs, vendors, and lots more. The first 112 revelers get a free T-shirt from Feels So Good, who'll be on hand to screenprint more after those run out.Thu., March 9, 2pm. Free.Hotel Vegas & Volstead, 1502 E. Sixth -
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Our Planet: Live In Concert
The Emmy-winning Netflix series is now a live concert event, combining HD cinematography with all-new orchestrations by Oscar-winning composer Steven Price, performed by a live onstage orchestra.Thu., March 9, 7:30pm. $29 and up. -
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A Song for You: The Austin City Limits Story (2016)
Award-winning filmmaker Keith Maitland joins for a screening of the doc followed by a Q&A session with ACL's longtime GM, Tom Gimbel, hosted by Adam Sweeney (The Orange Years: The Nickelodeon Story).Thu., March 9, 8pm -
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BookWoman Hybrid Poetry Reading: Katherine Hoerth
Katherine Hoerth, whose most recent poetry collection is Flare Stacks in Full Bloom, is featured at BookWoman's Second Thursday Poetry Reading and Open Mic for March. Cindy Huyser hosts.Thu., March 9, 7:15pm. Free. -
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Dandy Release Party
Wine for the People debuts their newest rosé – yes, it is called Dandy – and they're offering a special Dandy Bundle (two glasses of the 2022 Dandy Rosé, and a: Spread & Co. food pairing plate) and plenty of party room for celebrating.Thu., March 9, 4-8:30pm. $45. -
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The Rules of the Game (1939)
Newly Restored: Consistently ranked as one of the best films ever made, this French satire follows aristocrats and their servants on the eve of World War II.Thu., March 9, 6pm -
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"Texas Governors and Their Times, 1846-1946"
This exhibit showcases materials from the State Archives documenting the official work and daily business of the state’s chief executive spanning 100 years. Can't visit in person? It's available to explore online.Sept. 19, 2022-May 15, 2023. Free. -
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Art for the People Gallery: Celebration
Experience the energy and beauty of featured wall artist Anne Shackelford’s geode resin art in this visual adventure of work by 38 Austin artists.Through March 24 -
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ATX Walk Bike Roll Feedback Needed
The city is seeking feedback on its plans guiding how urban trails, sidewalks, crosswalks, and bike lanes are built.Through March 20Online -
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Butridge Gallery: Girls Gotta Eat
This is a series of vibrant cinematic portraits of drag performers grocery shopping that invites viewers to explore “how other is us." Through Sarah Bork’s lens, the grocery store becomes a playground of comfort and self-care. These character portraits are paired with handwritten grocery lists and extensive interviews, exploring a nuanced spectrum of identity and experience beyond the traditional gender binary.Through April 15 -
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Camiba Gallery: discards vessels fragments
This noteworthy new exhibition at Camiba Gallery features the works of 1) Jason Webb, an Austin-based artist who spends his Sundays driving through unfamiliar neighborhoods and photographing once private possessions now publicly disowned, then painting individual piles isolated against white backgrounds; 2) San Antonio-based Benjamin McVey, whose new paintings of vessels represent the artist’s search for quiet space, simplicity, focus and purpose in today’s increasingly complex post-pandemic world; and 3) Austin's own Rebecca Rothfus Harrell, who documents states of flux across the country, reinterpreting remnants of structures that have a history but no longer serve their intended purpose.Through April 15 -
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Cap City Comedy Club
That's right: Cap City Comedy Club, the longtime cornerstone of Austin's comedy scene for nearly four decades is at a new venue in the Domain. And here's Valerie Lopez with a closer look at what's in store for the scene via the venue. Click for details! -
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Cistern Experiential Tours
Take a 30-minute tour of the former underground drinking water reservoir built in 1926 and experience the cavern’s calming space and unusual architecture.Wed.-Sun., 11am-5pm. $10.Houston -
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City Council Regular Meeting
See agenda for details, and follow along on ATXN.Twice monthly on a Thursday; find details online
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