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Another round of the world’s funniest, cuddliest, scratchiest, and cutest cat videos, and each ticket sold benefits local cats in need.

This display in the front window of ICOSA, the latest in their longtime series, is viewable 24/7. And here Taylor Holland (a former Austin Chronicle art director, no less!) works the intricate craft of frame-making in the context of contemporary art, filling antique frames with their own content using custom molds built from digital processes.

Esther's Follies on Sixth Street is holding auditions for male performers with comedy, musical, stage, and light dance experiences. Auditions will be held in early August, from 2:30-4pm, or upon appointment. Note: Rehearsals are on Tuesdays and Wednesdays every week, noon-3pm, and before shows on Thursdays and Fridays, 6-7pm. All performers must attend rehearsals to be in the shows. Pay starts at $600 weekly. See website for details!

For this summer series, Cloud Tree has divided its main exhibition space into 23 sections and offered the spots to artists, giving them a platform and space to share their art on their terms – so you can head over and see these local wonders on your terms: leisurely, improving your day with beauty. Featuring work by Meena Matai, Hallie Rae Ward, Peyton Hornberger, Rochelle Feinstein, Nate Fuss, Desiree Hullaster, Jonah Dillon, George Elkanah, and more.

Here's an exhibition of works by Darryl Demps Jr., Brie Henderson, and Nathan Sing, three artists who use dreamy color palettes and whimsical compositions to invite you into their worlds.

Fathom Events: An enchanting animated adventure based on the novella by Neil Gaiman, with new footage from the LAIKA Archives.

Fathom Events: An enchanting animated adventure based on the novella by Neil Gaiman, with new footage from the LAIKA Archives.

Just in time for Texas' hottest month, We Are Blood offers a tasty and cool treat as a reward for donating blood or platelets: a pint of Blue Bell ice cream.

Paramount Summer Classic Film Series: School just started, but it's already time for a day off with Ferris and the gang. Celebrating 20 years of the Texas Archive of the Moving Image, with rare, fascinating clips and interviews connected to Texas’ film heritage along with the film.

A delightful night of dance starts with an intro to authentic Argentine tango (no experience or partner needed) with Gustavo Simplis, and continues with two hours of social dancing with DJ G.

Rep your house colors or go all out in full costume for a retrospective of the second HP outing.

Austin's fave all-day cafe is here to make this time of year easier and more affordable for families, offering children under 12 a free meal with the purchase of an adult entree.