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If you view the code rewrite simply as a struggle between the urbanists and the preservationists, it's fair to ask, who's winning?

Robots vs. monsters sequel is pure scrap.

Exploring the big ideas behind big art installations

Austin gets to see how Buddhist high holy days are celebrated in Tibet and Qinghai, and how African-Americans and Latinos once stood together in an era of social change

The Austin Neighborhoods Council wants some ground rules with the Downtown Austin NA

Buzz Aldrin, Kesha, Cory Booker, Cecile Richards, and more

The art here tells local stories but is universal in ways that are loud, strange, and reverent for uncontrolled nature

This 7 Towers production shows the disconnect between love and sex, and the pitfalls of confusing the two

With a bumper crop of musicals onstage in August, musical directors give some notes on what they do

Little Barrel and Brown is still warming up

Planned changes to off-leash area at Auditorium Shores draws howls

As staged by 7 Towers Theatre Company, Martin McDonagh's play takes storytelling too far in more ways than one

Hug it out, queer community, hug it out

Volleyballin' it, on the court and on the big screen

Look for political party parties toward the end of the week

Conference executive producer Ron Reed is hoping that the education-centered gathering will get top grades from attendees

Far from the purgatorial stasis of the title, Ballet East's program revealed significant journeys

Giving young immigrants and refugees a chance to tell their own stories

A conversation with Kathie Tovo

Citizens' calendar, Dec. 30-Jan. 6

Citizens' calendar, Dec. 23-30

This adaptation of Homer's epic is faithful to a fault and rough around the edges

Odysseus' epic voyage home is retold again, this time to a driving beat

The company establishes its first dance academy for students at Eastside Memorial

Are the great dramas of yore reclaiming their place on Austin's stages?

Remembering the visual artist and longtime cultural affairs administrator who died May 4

Melissa Villareal's life was changed by Ballet East

Answer a few questions, and you might help the city ramp up its arts programming

I'd recommend learning the names of the people who provide your funding

Steve Brudniak's newest exhibition is thoroughly retro-futuristic, but don't use the "s" word to describe it