� Jarritos Flavor Festival Friendly masked Mexi­can luchadores will offer refreshing fruit beverages to thirsty ACL-goers in the parking lot all weekend. Fri.-Sun., Oct. 12-14. Barton Springs Saloon, 424 S. Lamar.

� Truluck’s Bad Pants Open A day on the links to benefit Autism Speaks, with a silent auction, prizes, and catered lunch. Register online. Mon., Oct. 15. River Place Country Club. www.trulucksbadpantsopen.com.

� 13th Year AnniverSoiree Week Drop by this week so the Kamburis brothers can express their gratitude for 13 happy years in business with food and drink specials and live music every night. Oct. 15-22. Satellite Bistro & Bar, 5900 Slaughter.

� Fourth Annual Pepe Z Tequila Party An evening on the patio with a pig roast, $5 cocktails, and live music. Tue., Oct. 16, 5-10pm.
Jack Allen’s Kitchen, 7720 Hwy. 71 W.

� Wizdom Wednesday Author and relationship expert Dr. Pat Love will speak during a three-course meal prepared by Dr. “Foo” Swasdee. Reserve by phone or email. Wed., Oct. 17, 6:30-8:30pm. Satay, 3202 W. Anderson, 467-6731. $30 plus tax & tip. contactsatay@satayusa.com.

� 10th Annual Austin Film Festival Film & Food Party Robert Rodriguez will host, kicking off this year’s Austin Film Fest. Rub shoulders with filmmakers and screenwriters while noshing on signature dishes from top Austin restaurants, swilling cocktails from Twin Liquors, and bidding in live and silent auctions, all to benefit the AFF Young Filmmakers Program. Reserve online or by phone. Wed., Oct. 17, 7pm. Driskill Hotel, 604 Brazos, 478-4795. $100; $90 advance; $75 for members and badge holders. www.austinfilmfestival.com.

� Georgetown Dinner Theatre Inaug­ur­al Season Opens An interactive dining and entertainment experience, including a buffet prepared by chef Alan Grimsley, followed by a production of Steel Magnolias. Thu., Fri., and Sat., Oct. 18-27, 7pm. Lockett Bldg. Banquet Room, 119 W. Seventh, Georgetown. $30. unnamedtheatreproject@gmail.com, www.brownpapertickets.com.

This article appears in October 12 • 2012.

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