Buried Child Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize winning quintessential drama that digs deep into family dysfunction and the deterioration of the American dream.
Huston Tillotson University's Seventh Annual W. E. B. DuBois Lecture Dr. Natanya Duncan, featured speaker, will highlight the women in the Marcus Garvey Movement through her dissertation, "The Efficient Womanhood of the Universal Negro Improvement Association: 1919-1930."
Imagining Mexico: Expressions in Popular Culture Mexic-Arte Museum presents this exhibition of popular art using symbols – such as the Mexican flag, the Virgen of Guadalupe & the revolutionary – to illustrate the diverse national identity of Mexico.
Making Movies Featuring items from the Ransom Center's extensive film collections, Making Movies reveals the collaborative nature of the filmmaking process and focuses on how the artists involved from writers to directors, actors to cinematographers transform the written word into moving image.
Penfold Theatre Company presents "John & Jen" A truly original musical that takes a look at the complexities of relationships between brother and sister and parents and children, set against the backdrop of an everchanging America between the 1950's and 1990's
Buried Child Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize winning quintessential drama that digs deep into family dysfunction and the deterioration of the American dream.
Imagining Mexico: Expressions in Popular Culture Mexic-Arte Museum presents this exhibition of popular art using symbols – such as the Mexican flag, the Virgen of Guadalupe & the revolutionary – to illustrate the diverse national identity of Mexico.
Making Movies Featuring items from the Ransom Center's extensive film collections, Making Movies reveals the collaborative nature of the filmmaking process and focuses on how the artists involved from writers to directors, actors to cinematographers transform the written word into moving image.
Penfold Theatre Company presents "John & Jen" A truly original musical that takes a look at the complexities of relationships between brother and sister and parents and children, set against the backdrop of an everchanging America between the 1950's and 1990's
10th Annual Central Texas African American Family Support Conference The CTAAFSC is a unique conference hosted by Austin Travis County Integral Care to help educate the community, reduce stigma and eliminate disparities related to mental illness within the African American Community.
A Conversation with Charles R. Larson Charles R. Larson of American University speaks about his collection of African, African American, and Native American literature, acquired by the Harry Ransom Center in 2009.
Buried Child Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize winning quintessential drama that digs deep into family dysfunction and the deterioration of the American dream.
Heart Health for Wine Lovers February is Heart Month and in honor of your ticker, we are teaming up with the Heart Hospital of Austin and Twin Liquors for a session on how red wine benefits your heart.
Imagining Mexico: Expressions in Popular Culture Mexic-Arte Museum presents this exhibition of popular art using symbols – such as the Mexican flag, the Virgen of Guadalupe & the revolutionary – to illustrate the diverse national identity of Mexico.
Making Movies Featuring items from the Ransom Center's extensive film collections, Making Movies reveals the collaborative nature of the filmmaking process and focuses on how the artists involved from writers to directors, actors to cinematographers transform the written word into moving image.
Opening Reception for Release Exhibition d berman gallery is pleased to host an opening reception for Release, an exhibit of vibrant new paintings by Denny McCoy on Thursday, February 11, from 6 to 8 pm.
Penfold Theatre Company presents "John & Jen" A truly original musical that takes a look at the complexities of relationships between brother and sister and parents and children, set against the backdrop of an everchanging America between the 1950's and 1990's
The Choking Game Please join us for an engaging, relevant parenting seminar presented by Officer Cliff Oquinn, Pasadena ISD Police Dept., concerning this dangerous teenage behavior.
Vinegar Tom Written by one of England's foremost contemporary playwrights Vinegar Tom transports the audience back to the seventeenth-century witch hunts and the role of women within the male-dominated society of the time.
10th Annual Central Texas African American Family Support Conference The CTAAFSC is a unique conference hosted by Austin Travis County Integral Care to help educate the community, reduce stigma and eliminate disparities related to mental illness within the African American Community.
Ballet Austins Truth & Beauty/The Bach Project For Valentine's Day weekend, we present a new contemporary evening-length from Stephen Mills. Utilizing music both composed and inspired by J.S. Bach, this world-premiere dance work includes a variety of movement styles and interactive media.
Buried Child Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize winning quintessential drama that digs deep into family dysfunction and the deterioration of the American dream.
Imagining Mexico: Expressions in Popular Culture Mexic-Arte Museum presents this exhibition of popular art using symbols – such as the Mexican flag, the Virgen of Guadalupe & the revolutionary – to illustrate the diverse national identity of Mexico.
Making Movies Featuring items from the Ransom Center's extensive film collections, Making Movies reveals the collaborative nature of the filmmaking process and focuses on how the artists involved from writers to directors, actors to cinematographers transform the written word into moving image.
Penfold Theatre Company presents "John & Jen" A truly original musical that takes a look at the complexities of relationships between brother and sister and parents and children, set against the backdrop of an everchanging America between the 1950's and 1990's
Samba da Esquina: a night of Brazilian dancing music Samba da Esquina is a wonderful collaboration between three Austin Brazilian musicians: Sergio Santos, Gabriel Santiago and Tonico Vanalli presenting a night of Brazilian dancing music, ranging from Choro to Samba, Samba Jazz , Gafieira, and even some popular Forro.
Valentine's Fireside Overnighter Are you looking for something to make this Valentine’s Day special for the whole family? Well, look no further than Camp Twin Lakes’ Valentine’s Fireside Overnighter on Feb. 12-13.
Vinegar Tom Written by one of England's foremost contemporary playwrights Vinegar Tom transports the audience back to the seventeenth-century witch hunts and the role of women within the male-dominated society of the time.
AGSR Adoptable Meet and Greet Volunteers from Austin's German Shepherd Rescue will be at Petsmart with some of the rescue's available dogs to help raise awareness and fundraising
Austin Dog Alliance One Year Anniversary Party We will have refreshments, dog themed crafts, valentine cookie decorating, foster dogs to meet, a veterinarian from Anderson Mill Animal Clinic and our trainers on hand for questions, storytime with the Bow Wow reading dogs, demonstrations of Bow Wow Workouts and more.
Buried Child Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize winning quintessential drama that digs deep into family dysfunction and the deterioration of the American dream.
Imagining Mexico: Expressions in Popular Culture Mexic-Arte Museum presents this exhibition of popular art using symbols – such as the Mexican flag, the Virgen of Guadalupe & the revolutionary – to illustrate the diverse national identity of Mexico.
Making Movies Featuring items from the Ransom Center's extensive film collections, Making Movies reveals the collaborative nature of the filmmaking process and focuses on how the artists involved from writers to directors, actors to cinematographers transform the written word into moving image.
Penfold Theatre Company presents "John & Jen" A truly original musical that takes a look at the complexities of relationships between brother and sister and parents and children, set against the backdrop of an everchanging America between the 1950's and 1990's
Round Rock Symphony Dinner & Concert - "All You Need Is Love" A perfect Valentine's dinner - join music director Silas Huff and the Round Rock Symphony Board of Directors for a romantic evening of food, drink, and musical performances by members of the Round Rock Symphony and special guest artists in an intimate setting.
Saturday Creative Writing Workshops for Youth Middle- and high-school students join Austin’s best writers in an eight-week creative writing workshop to author stories, poetry, essays, and plays in a close-knit, supportive community.
Vinegar Tom Written by one of England's foremost contemporary playwrights Vinegar Tom transports the audience back to the seventeenth-century witch hunts and the role of women within the male-dominated society of the time.
Buried Child Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize winning quintessential drama that digs deep into family dysfunction and the deterioration of the American dream.
Central Texas SPCA Valentine's Day Brunch Enjoy a delightful champagne brunch and silent auction in an elegant setting this Valentine’s Day, Sunday, February 14, benefiting the Central Texas SPCA.
Film Screening: Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, 1988 In conjunction with Desire and organized by Chale Nafus, director of programming, Austin Film Society, the four films in this series, like the works in the exhibition, capture different aspects of desire from the comedic to the heartbreaking.
Give Love, Give Blood Are you looking for something meaningful to do this Valentine's Day? Then come on down to the Valentine's Day Blood Drive, this February 14th from 1-5 p.m.
Imagining Mexico: Expressions in Popular Culture Mexic-Arte Museum presents this exhibition of popular art using symbols – such as the Mexican flag, the Virgen of Guadalupe & the revolutionary – to illustrate the diverse national identity of Mexico.
Making Movies Featuring items from the Ransom Center's extensive film collections, Making Movies reveals the collaborative nature of the filmmaking process and focuses on how the artists involved from writers to directors, actors to cinematographers transform the written word into moving image.
Penfold Theatre Company presents "John & Jen" A truly original musical that takes a look at the complexities of relationships between brother and sister and parents and children, set against the backdrop of an everchanging America between the 1950's and 1990's
Vinegar Tom Written by one of England's foremost contemporary playwrights Vinegar Tom transports the audience back to the seventeenth-century witch hunts and the role of women within the male-dominated society of the time.
Buried Child Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize winning quintessential drama that digs deep into family dysfunction and the deterioration of the American dream.
Imagining Mexico: Expressions in Popular Culture Mexic-Arte Museum presents this exhibition of popular art using symbols – such as the Mexican flag, the Virgen of Guadalupe & the revolutionary – to illustrate the diverse national identity of Mexico.
Making Movies Featuring items from the Ransom Center's extensive film collections, Making Movies reveals the collaborative nature of the filmmaking process and focuses on how the artists involved from writers to directors, actors to cinematographers transform the written word into moving image.
Penfold Theatre Company presents "John & Jen" A truly original musical that takes a look at the complexities of relationships between brother and sister and parents and children, set against the backdrop of an everchanging America between the 1950's and 1990's
Voters' Guide For Central Texas Election Information, including a list of statewide candidates and links to county voting locations, click the link. Primary election day is March 2. The general election is Nov. 2.
Tuesday morning, a judge agreed to hear a divorce case between a same-sex couple. This is the second case heard in Texas. Do you agree with his decision to hear the case?
