Austin Symphony Orchestra opens its season with “Mozart in Paris,” Sep. 8-9, 8 p.m. in Dell Hall. ASO takes you on a musical journey featuring Francis Poulenc’s Suite from Les biches, Anton Nel performing Poulenc’s Concert […]
One of Austin’s pivotal film festivals, Fantastic Fest, is set to return for its thirteenth year on September 21-28, with a new theme, new films, new events, and new experiences for film fans. “This year […]
Austin seems to love bats, which is great, because we have a lot of bats. You can tell because if you happen to pass over the Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge on any summer […]
UPDATED, AUSTIN, Texas – August 14, 2017 – The Capital City Black Film Festival (CCBFF) today announced the festival (August 17 – 20) has officially been cancelled. Winston G. Williams, executive director of the Capital […]
The last couple of weeks have given us a taste of the wickedly hot summer coming our way. Some Austinites love nothing more than languishing in 100 degrees days out in the park, but many […]
Austin Symphony Orchestra concludes its 106th season with a performance of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s famous Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, featuring Gabriela Montero, whose visionary interpretations and unique improvisational gifts have won her a […]
Long ago, possums were silky white with beautiful tails and loved to play tricks, particularly on poor Coyote. In Pollyanna Theatre Company’s “Playing Possum,” a retelling of Mexican folklore, we follow Possum’s adventures. Combined with […]
Big Medium’s West Austin Studio Tour (West) is a free, annual, self-guided art event spanning across two weekends in May. West provides opportunities for the public to meet the local artists and artisans of Austin […]
Actress Robin Givens, actor Columbus Short, actor Nephew Tommy, actress Jackée Harry, actor-singer Christopher Williams, singer Shirley Murdock, “Lil G” from the R&B group Silk, actress-singer Cheryl Pepsii Riley and more unite at The Theatre at the Erwin Center on Friday, May […]
The City Theatre Austin presents Dan Goggin’s musical comedy “Nunsense” May 5-28. Filled with sisterly love and good cheer, the original hit show was translated into at least 26 languages by the time it closed in […]
Pecan Street Festival has long been an anticipated event in Austin every spring and fall — so long, in fact, that this year is the 40th anniversary of the beloved street festival. But let’s say […]
Austin’s longest running Cinco de Mayo observance is an annual outdoor party that takes place at beautiful Fiesta Gardens. Fiestas Patrias of Austin will hold their tenth annual festival on Saturday, May 6 at Fiesta […]
This month’s highlights from The Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center New exhibits: “Places and Perceptions” by Marlene Llanes in the Sam Z. Coronado Gallery and “The Root of it All” by April […]
This month’s highlights from the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center. Wednesday, Apr. 12, 5 p.m. Pre-Professional Youth Acting. Instructor Aisha Melhem. Designed for those interested in the art of stage or film acting, […]
This month’s highlights from the Asian American Resource Center. Friday, Apr. 7, 6 – 8 p.m. The AARC Exhibitions presents an opening reception for “And the Distance Dissolves into Love” by Meena Matocha, and “Strangers […]
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