zingrecommends - Austin Edition
thursdayaugust14 through wednesdayaugust20
thursdayaugust14
See Artwork of the Week: Robert Henri’s The Old Model (Old Spanish Woman) at the Blanton Art Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 12:30-1pm, Free
Jump Thru The Hoops Benefit, at Enchanted Forest, 1412 W Oltorf St, at Thornton Rd, 8pm, $10 suggested donation
Hoodrats, The Open Casket, Duke, and Atomic Pink perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
American Graveyard, The Lifters, and Johnny Goudie perform at Antone’s, 213 W 5th St, at Lavaca St, 8pm
Danny Malone, Dana Falconberry, and Pink Nasty perform at Club Deville, 900 Red River St, at E 9th St, 3:30pm
Dustin Welch performs at Continental Club, 1315 S Congress Ave, at Monroe St, 10pm
Komson performs at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 10pm-2am
fridayaugust15
Aztec Mummy Movie Night at the Mexic-Arte Museum, 419 Congress Ave, at W 4th St, 7pm, $6
EYEDEA and ABILTIES and Prince Klassen perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 12am
Megazilla CD Release Party featuring Hunt Club and Red x Red at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
DJ Jester The Filipino Fist, Black on Blonde, Satanic Punk International Conspiracy, and Awesome Cool Dudes perform at The Mohawk, 912 Red River St, at E 9th St, 10pm
See Proctor, an improv showcase, at ColdTowne Theater, 4803-B Airport Blvd, at E 48th ½, 8pm, $7-10
Screening of Diabolique at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, 7pm, $7
saturdayaugust16
Cut the Cord! From Up Here Everything Makes Sense!, a group exhibit, opens at Okay Mountain, 1312 E Cesar Chavez St, at Attayac St, through September 20th, 7-10pm
Come Latelys, Deadman, and Astronaut Suit perform at Club Deville, 900 Red River St, at E 9th St, 9pm
The Tribe of Two opens at The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 1:30, 3, and 4pm, Free, Presented by Geppetto Dreams Puppet Company
See Peter Pan, a play, at Scottish Rite Children’s Theatre, 207 W 18th St, at Colorado St, 10am, $3-10
sundayaugust17
Mystery Artist exhibit opens at Austin Figurative Gallery, 315 N Congress, at E 3rd St, 7pm
LeWitt x 2 exhibit closes at AMoA Downtown, 823 Congress Ave, at 9th St, 512-pm
Joe Lansdale reading of Leather Maiden, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 3pm
Woodwind Octet performs at Hartman Concert Park, The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 7:30pm, Free
Express vs Nashville Sounds at Round Rock Express, 3400 E Palm Valley Blvd, at Harrell Pkwy, Round Rock, 6:05pm, $6-12
Screening of The Killing at Alamo Lake Creek Drafthouse, 13729 Research Blvd, at Hymeadow Dr, 7:30pm, $8.50
mondayaugust18
Series Print Project reception, at Manuel’s Restaurant Downtown Micro Gallery, 310 Congress Ave, at E 3rd St, 5-7pm, Benefits the Mexic-Arte Museum
Live Figure Drawing at Pump Project, 702 Shady Ln, at E 7th St, 6:30pm, $5-10
Screening of The Royal Tenenbaums at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 5-9pm
tuesdayaugust19
See J C Leyendecker, America’s “Other” Illustrator exhibit, at J Wayne Stark Gallery, Texas A&M, College Station, Joe Routt Blvd, next to Memorial Student Center, through September 21st, 9am-8pm
wednesdayaugust20
Ugly Beats, Hacienda, and PETALS perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 9pm
Millionaires, Hypercrush, Brokencyde, and The Arrival perform at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, at E 6th St, 8pm
thursdayaugust7 through wednesdayaugust13
thursdayaugust7
Sol LeWitt slide lecture, featuring Dr Richard Shiff, at AMOA Downtown, 823 Congress Ave, at E 8th St, 7pm
See Artwork of the Week, featuring Sebastiano Ricci’s Flora, at the Blanton Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 12:30-1pm, Free
Parallelogramophonograph, an improv theater troupe, performs at ColdTowne Theater, 4803-B Airport Blvd, at E 48th ½ St, 8pm
fridayaugust8
Stella Rose, WhiteWalls, and Prince Klassen perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 9pm
Lost Pines perform at Central Market, 4001 N Lamar Blvd, at W 40th St, 6:30-9pm
Elizabeth Wills performs at the French Legation Museum, 802 San Marcos St, at E 8th St, 7pm, $3
Broken Teeth, High Watt Crucifixers, Year of the Kid, Blower, and Doug Morrison perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
Twelfth Night opens at Scottish Rite Children’s Theatre, 207 W 18th St, at Colorado St, 8pm, through August 30th, $15
saturdayaugust9
Family Saturday at AMOA Downtown, 823 Congress Ave, at E 8th St, 12-4pm, $7 per family
Samantha Robertson paintings exhibit opens at Austin Figurative Gallery, 315 N Congress Ave, at E 3rd St, 7pm
Representations of the Mexican Past in the 1910 Centennial, a lecture featuring Dr Raul Ramos, at the Mexic-Arte Museum, 419 Congress Ave, at W 4th St, 2pm, Free
Glenn Taylor reading of The Ballad of Trenchmouth Taggart, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, at Congress Ave, 3pm
Ian McLagan CD release party at Antone’s, 213 W 5th St, at Lavaca St, 7pm, $10-20
The Greyhounds CD Release Party at Continental Club, 1315 S Congress Ave, at Monroe St, 12:15am, $10
Triple CD Release Party featuring Micah P Hinson, Dove Hunter, and Sarah Jaffe at Stubb’s, 801 Red River St, at W 8th St, 9pm, $8.50
Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti performs at The Mohawk, 912 Red River St, at E 9th St, 9pm
Global Vegetarian, a cooking class with Mak Ghangurde, at Central Market, 4001 N Lamar Blvd, at W 40th St, 6:30-9pm, $45
Annual Art Print Sale at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Sanctuary, 4801 La Crosse Ave, south of Snapdragon Dr, 9-5:30pm
Express vs Iowa Cubs, at Round Rock Express, 3400 E Palm Valley Blvd, at Harrell Pkwy, Round Rock 7:05pm, $6-12
sundayaugust10
2008 Artspark Festival Visual Art Showcase opens at Pump Project Art Complex, 702 Shady Ln, at E 7th St, through August 17th, 6pm
Brass Ensemble performs at Hartman Concert Park, The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 7:30pm, Free
mondayaugust11
Flatcar Rattlers and Marshall Jones & The Frontier Phrenologists perform at Hole in the Wall, 2538 Guadalupe St, at W 26th St, 10pm
Screening of The Rocking Horror Picture Show at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 5-9pm
tuesdayaugust12
See Let’s Get Lost, at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, 9:30pm, $7
Tomahdo, Phoenix Jackson, and 33rd perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
Dale Watson and His Lone Stars perform at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 7-10pm
wednesdayaugust13
Tighten UP! and Wine and Revolution perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 12am
thursdayjuly31 through wednesdayaugust6
thursdayjuly31
Wines of Spain, a tasting with Seth Pollard, at Central Market, 4001 N Lamar Blvd, at W 40th St, 6:30-9pm, $50
Peachcake and JC & Co perform at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, at E 6th St, 8pm
The Holocaust Humanity, Kraked Surface, and Staci Grim perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
Will Johnson performs at The Mohawk, 912 Red River St, at E 9th St, 10pm
Nature Nights: Texas Fossils, an evening of family fun and learning, at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Sanctuary, 4801 La Crosse Ave, south of Snapdragon Dr, 6-9pm
fridayaugust1
B Scene, a party, at the Blanton Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 6-11pm, $10
Girl in a Coma, The Urgencies and Kick It perform at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, at E 6th St, 8pm
Izzy Cox performs at Hole in the Wall, 2538 Guadalupe St, at W 26th St, 6pm
Catalyst 8 Bash 08, at The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 8pm, $88-288
saturdayaugust2
Summer Show exhibit, opens at Lora Reynolds Gallery, 300 W Avenue, at W 3rd St, #1318, through September 30th
Justin Goldwater, Stupid Answers to Snappy Questions exhibit, opens at Domy Bookstore, 913 E Cesar Chavez St, at Brushy St, through September 12th, 7-9pm
Angie Renfro, New Paintings exhibit, opens at Wally Workman Gallery, 600 N Lamar Blvd, at Pecan St, through August 30th, 6-8pm
Final Saturday tour of Monstrosities exhibit, at Museum of Ephmerata, 1808 Singleton Ave, at E 18th St, 1-4pm, $4 suggested donation
Neesha Thakkar, photography exhibit, opens at Austin Figurative Gallery, 315 N Congress Ave, at E 3rd St, 7pm
Jeff Strange performs at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 10pm-2am
King Louie performs at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 9pm
No Fear Music Tour, featuring Bullet for My Valentine, Bleeding Through, and Cancer Bats, at Stubb’s, 801 Red River St, at W 8th St, 6:30pm
Ring the Alarm, Jah Mighty, DJ Baby, G and Jr Vibes perform at The Parish Room, 214 E 6th St, at Brazos St, 9pm
Jam City, improv free-for-all, at ColdTowne Theater, 4803-B Airport Blvd, at E 48th ½, 11:30pm
Screening of Journey to the Center of the Earth, at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, 2pm, $7
sundayaugust3
Van Wilks and Blues Mafia perform at Antone’s, 315 W 5th St, at Lavaca St, 7:30pm
Big Band performance at Hartman Concert Park, The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 7:30pm, Free
mondayaugust4
Screening of Animal House, at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 5-9pm
Figure Drawing at Pump Project Art Complex, 702 Shady Ln, at E 7th St, 6:30pm, $5, every Monday and Wednesday
tuesdayaugust5
CFA and The Vitamins perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 9pm
Wealthy Whore Entertainment, Douglas Fereson, and VC Childkraft perform at The OPERA House, 2209-K S 1st St, at Live Oak St W, 7pm, $3 donation
wednesdayaugust6
Mind Unmoving, Body Awake: The Universal and Enduing Appeal of Japanese Prints, a lecture, with Roger Keyes, at the Blanton Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 6-7pm, Free
Rewritten History Book Club, Topic: Tai Pan by Clavell, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7pm
The Unnamed Project for Revenge, The Dry Season, and Code Name Code perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
thursdayjuly24 through wednesdayjuly30
thursdayjuly24
Curator’s Tour, featuring Ursula Davila-Villa, at the Blanton Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 12:30-1:30pm, Free
Roger Clyne and The Peachmakers perform at Antones, 213 W 5th St, at Lavaca St, 8pm, $15-$17
One Mississippi performs at Continental Club, 1315 S Congress Ave, at Monroe St, 9pm
Phoenix Down and Meridian West perform at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 7:30pm
Express vs Fresno Grizzlies, at Round Rock Express, 3400 E Palm Valley Blvd, at Harrell Pkwy, Round Rock, 7:05pm, $6-12
fridayjuly25
Katrina Zarate paintings exhibit open one night only, at Austin Figurative Gallery, 315 N Congress Ave, at E 3rd St, 7pm
Candi and The Cavities perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 10pm
Shand Walton and the All Amigos Club perform at the French Legation Museum, 802 San Marcos St, at E 8th St, 7pm, $3
Always Already, Black Tie Dynasty, TilWereBlueorDestroy, and Before Dawn perform at Club Deville, 900 Red River St, at E 9th St, 9pm
Sons of Hercules, The Flash Boys, The Hood Rats, and Scrabble Robot perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
The Balcony, The Georgian Company, and Listen Listen perform at The Mohawk, 912 Red River St, at E 9th St, $10
Scab Sand Witch CD Release party, at The O.P.E.R.A. House, 2209-K S 1st St, at Live Oak St W, 7pm, $3
Claudia Smith and Dan Boehl reading at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7pm
Ken Jones and Susan Bright reading at Intellectual Property, 2402 Guadalupe St, at W 24th St, at 6pm
Screening of In The Mirror of Maya Deren, at Domy Bookstore, 1709 Westheimer Rd, at Park St, Houston, 8:30-10:30pm, Free
saturdayjuly26
Hot Fun in the Summertime, a fundraiser, at Victory Grill, 1104 E 11th St, at Walter St, $5 to benefit Texas Biennial
Songs of Praise for the Heart Beyond Cure, a group exhibit, opens at Art Palace, 2109 E Cesar Chavez St, at Caney St, Suite B, through August 23rd, 8-10pm
David Ciamborne reading at Intellectual Property, 2402 Guadalupe St, at W 24th St, 2pm
Dirty Hearts CD release party, at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, at E 6th St, 8pm
Book Clearance Sale at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Sanctuary, 4801 La Crosse Ave, south of Snapdragon Dr, through July 27th, 9am-5:30pm
Midnight Cowboy opens at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, through July 27th, 5pm, $7
Maestro Improv Comedy, at Hideout Theatre, 617 Congress Ave, at 6th St, 10pm, $10
Express vs Sacramento River Cats at Round Rock Express, 3400 E Palm Valley Blvd, at Harrell Pkwy, Round Rock, 7:05pm, $6-12
Ice Cream Social at Whole Foods, 525 N Lamar Blvd, at W 5th St, 12-3pm
Indian Street Food, a cooking class with Alicia Davis, at Central Market, 4001 N Lamar Blvd, at W 40th St, 6:30-9pm, $45, registration required
sundayjuly27
Meghan Dwyer photography exhibit opens at Austin Figurative Gallery, 315 N Congress Ave, at E 3rd St, 7pm
Zach Plague reading of boring boring boring boring boring boring boring, at Domy Bookstore, 1709 Westheimer Rd, at Park St, Houston, 7pm, Free
Mixed Woodwind Ensemble performs at Hartman Concert Park, The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 7:30pm
DJ Rachel Goldstar, A Faulty Chromosome and The Blanket Ghost perform at Hole in the Wall, 2538 Guadalupe St, at W 26th St, 9pm
mondayjuly28
Pissing Neon performs at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 10pm
Zach Plague reading of boring boring boring boring boring boring boring, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7pm
Screening of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 5-9pm
tuesdayjuly29
See Clayton Brothers exhibit at Apama Mackey Gallery Collect, 268 E 11th St, at Cortlandt St, Houston, 11-5pm
Women’s Show featuring Barbara Lynn, Carolyn Wonderland, Cindy Cashdollar, Rosie Flores, Paula Nelson, Bluebonnets and others at Antones, 213 W 5th St, at Lavaca St, 7pm, $10
Mouse About and Damp Heat perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
Dear and the Headlights, Beaux Loy, What Laura Says & Thinks & Feels perform at Stubb’s, 801 Red River St, at W 8th St, 8pm, $10
wednesdayjuly30
The Black performs at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 9pm
Sceening of Glengarry Glen, at Domy Bookstore, 1709 Westheimer Rd, at Park St, Houston, 8:30-10:30pm, Free
Brooklyn Zu, Topher Mohr, and Nysis perform at Parish Room, 214 E 6th St, at Brazos St, 8pm
Screening of Village of the Damned at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, 7pm, $7
thursdayjuly17 through wednesdayjuly23
thursdayjuly17
Third Thursday at the Blanton Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 5:30-9pm, Free
Ben Aqua, Invasion of Privacy exhibit opens at The O.P.E.R.A. House, 2209 S 1st St, at Live Oak St W, through August 6th, 7-10pm
Remembering the Fort Worth Circle, a lecture and screening with Kelly Fearing, at Umlauf Sculpture Garden, 605 Robert E Lee Rd, between Barton Springs Rd and Lund St, 6:30pm
Yayyay, Tummy Toast and Realbook Fakebook perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 10pm
Eve and The Exiles release party at Continental Club, 1315 S Congress Ave, at Bouldin Ave, 11:15pm
George Lakoff reading of The Political Mind, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7pm
BJ Underwear Fashion Show, at Club Deville, 900 Red River St, at E 9th St, 9pm
Nature Nights: Slither and Slide with Snakes, a presentation with Dr Travis La Duc, at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, 4801 La Crosse Ave, south of Snapdragon Dr, 6-9pm, $1
fridayjuly18
Lanie McCormick, Lovers exhibit opens at Austin Figurative Gallery, 315 N Congress Ave, at E 3rd St, Unit F, above Elephant Room, 7-11pm, Dress attire recommended
The Strange Boys, The Black and Harlem perform at Hole in the Wall, 2538 Guadalupe St, at W 26th St, 10pm
See Lovey and Lovey, a play, at The United States Art Authority, 2908 Fruth St, at W 29th St, 10pm
Ivision and The Alice Rose perform at Stubb’s, 801 Red River St, at W 8th St, 9pm
saturdayjuly19
Amuse-Bouche, a group exhibit, opens at Creative Research Laboratory, 2832 Martin Luther King Blvd, between Miriam and Alexander St, through August 16th, 6-9pm
Will van Overbeek, The Deep End photography exhibit, opens at Davis Gallery, 837 W 12th St, at Shoal Creek Blvd, through August 30th, 7-9pm
Rebuilding Hope Rebuilding Lives concert, at The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 7:30pm, $29
Criminal Power and Pataphysics perform at The O.P.E.R.A. House, 2209 S 1st St, at Live Oak St W, 7pm, $3 donation
ColdTowne and Look Cookie, an improv performance, at ColdTowne Theater, 4803-B Airport Blvd, at E 48th ½ St, 10pm, $7-10
sundayjuly20
Bearclaw, The Hunnies and Cari & Jason perform at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, at E 6th St, 8pm
Screening of The Way We Were at Alamo Drafthouse Lake Creek, 13729 Research Blvd, at Hymeadow Dr, 7:30pm, $8.50
mondayjuly21
Southern Drama and Death is Not a Joyride perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 8pm
Meeting of Ludicrous Speed Book Club, topic: Dune by Frank Herbert, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7pm
Screening of Buckets of Blood at Club Deville, 900 Red River St, at E 9th St, 9:30pm
Screening of When Harry Met Sally at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 5-9pm
tuesdayjuly22
Austin Blues Society Blues Showcase at Antone’s, 213 W 5th St, at Lavaca St, 6pm
Planet Casper and The Cajun Aces perform at Continental Club, 1315 S Congress Ave, at Monfoe St, 6:30pm
wednesdayjuly23
Figure Drawing, a class with live models, at Pump Project, 702 Shady Ln, at E 7th St, 6:30pm, $5-10, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Screening of 3 Days of the Condor, at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, 9:45pm, $7
My Son My Executioner, Blood of Our Enemies and Vg Zero perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
Express vs Fresno Grizzlies at Round Rock Express, 3400 E Palm View Blvd, at Harrell Pkwy, Round Rock, 7:05pm, $6-12
thursdayjuly10 through wednesdayjuly16
thursdayjuly10
Graham Reynolds performs at AMOA Downtown, 823 Congress Ave, at E 8th St, 7pm
Chili Cold Blood and The Moonhangers perform at Continental Club, 1315 S Congress Ave, at Monroe St, 12am, $7
Mr Lewis and the Funeral 5, Stephanie and Her Melodic Cat and Snafu Kitties perform at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, at E 6th St, 8pm
Harry and the Potters, Math the Band and Uncle Monsterface perform at The Mohawk, 912 Red River St, at E 9th St, 5pm
Xrin Arms, Traducer and Grassnose perform at The O.P.E.R.A. House, 2209-K S 1st St, at Live Oak St W, 7pm, $3
Violet Crown Radio Players perform Dangerous Assignment, at Harry Ransom Center, 21st St and Guadalupe St, 7pm
Nature Nights: A Dazzle of Dragonflies, featuring a lecture with Dr John Abbott, at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, 4801 La Crosse Ave, south of Snapdragon Dr, 6-9pm
fridayjuly11
B Scene, a party, at the Blanton Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 6-11pm, $10
Rene Cruz, Paradise/Gravedigger exhibit opens at Domy Bookstore, 1709 Westheimer Rd, at Park St, Houston, through August 29th, 7-9pm
Dr Manuel Pena reading of Where the Ox Does Not Plow, at the Mexic-Arte Museum, 419 Congress Ave, at W 4th St, 7pm
Austin Chamber Music Festival opens at The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, S 1st St, through July 25th, times and tix vary
Video Games Live!, an immersive concert featuring music from popular video games, at The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, through July 12th, 8pm, $19-49
Sick’s Pack, Carousel Cabaret, Black Jesus and Mostly Dead perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am
Noise Show, a series of 15 minute sets, at The O.P.E.R.A. House, 2209-K S 1st St, at Live Oak St W, 7pm, $4
Free Admission Day at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, 4801 La Crosse Ave, south of Snapdragon Dr, 9-5:30pm
saturdayjuly12
Monofonus Press Event, featuring a John Wesley Coleman reading, paintings by Michelle Devereux and videos by Max Juren at Domy Bookstore, 913 E Cesar Chavez, at Brushy St, through July 26th, 7-9pm
The Continued Use of Sacred Space into Colonial and Modern Times, a lecture with Logan Wagner, at the Mexic-Arte Museum, 419 Congress Ave, at W 4th St, 2pm
Family Saturday at AMOA Downtown, 823 Congress Ave, at E 8th St, 12-4pm, $7
Bastille Day Celebration at the French Legation Museum, 802 San Marcos St, at E 8th St, 6:30-11pm, $8
Screening of The Last Picture Show, at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, 7pm, $7
Brothers and Sisters CD Release at Club Deville, 900 Red River St, at E 9th St, 9pm
Meagan Tubb and Suzanna Choffel perform at The Parish Room, 214 E 6th St, at Brazos St, 8:30pm
The Boys of Summer, an improv musical comedy, opens at Hideout Theatre, 617 Congress Ave, at 6th St, through August 23rd, 8pm, $10, presented by Girls Girls Girls
Modern Moroccan Cuisine, a cooking class, at Central Market, 4001 N Lamar Blvd, at W 40th St, 6:30-9pm, $45
Express vs Oklahoma Redhawks, at Round Rock Express, Dell Diamond, 3400 E Palm Valley Blvd, at Harrell Pkwy, Round Rock, 7:05pm, $6-12
sundayjuly13
Exquisite Visions of Japan: Prints from the James A Michener Collection of the Honolulu Academy of Arts, a public tour, at the Blanton Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 2-3pm, Free with admission
Brass Quintet performs at Hartman Concert Park, The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 7:30pm, Free
mondayjuly14
The Wonderland Avenue and The Saturday Night Matador perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 9pm
Laurie Notaro reading of Idiot Girl and the Flaming Tantrum of Death, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7:30pm
Screening of West Side Story, at Alamo Mason Drafthouse, 531 S Mason Rd, at Merrymount Dr, aty, 7:30pm, $6.50
Screening of Fast Times at Ridgemount High, at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 5-9pm
tuesdayjuly15
Closing party for Erich Ragsdale and Eric Archer exhibits, at The O.P.E.R.A. House, 2209-K S 1st St, at Live Oak St W, 7pm
Dalton Gang Reading, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7pm
Trouble, Dixie Witch and Mala Suerte perform at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, at E 6th St, 8pm
wednesdayjuly16
Psychotropic, Wine & Revolution, DJ Scorpio and DJ Whiplash perform at Club Deville, 900 Red River St, at E 9th St, 9pm
thursdayjuly3 through wednesdayjuly9
thursdayjuly3
See Artwork of the Week: Thomas Hart Benton’s, Romance, at the Blanton Art Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 12:30-1pm, Free
Pure Grease 5, Scorpion Child, Handsome Jack, Eagle Claw and High Watt Crucifixer perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 12am
Gabe Hascal (x-The Impossibles) and Mallory Valentine perform at The Parish Room, 214 E 6th St, at Brazos St, 8pm
Los Lonely Boys perform at Waterloo Records, 600 N Lamar St, at Pecan St, 5pm
Express vs Albuquerque Isotopes at Round Rock Express, 3400 E Palm Valley Blvd, at Harrell Pkwy, Round Rock, Dell Diamond, 7:05pm, $6-7
fridayjuly4
Pink Spiders, The Higher, The Dollyrots and Poor People perform at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, at E 6th St, 8pm
The Party: 4th of July Get Down at The Mohawk, 912 Red River St, at E 9th St, 10pm
saturdayjuly5
snarko!, Kamakazi Sumi exhibit, opens at Austin Figurative Gallery, Art Alliance Austin, 513 N Congress Ave, at 3rd St, 7-11pm
Stool Pigeon, an improv comedy performance, at ColdTowne Theater, 4803-B Airport Blvd, at E 48th ½, 8pm, $7-10
The Biscuit Brothers, a play, opens at Scottish Rite Children’s Theatre, 207 W 18th St, at Colorado St, through July 6th, 10am, $3-10
Maestro Improv Comedy, an audience interactive improv performance, at The Hideout Theatre, 617 Congress Ave, at 6th St, 10pm, $10
5th of July Barbeque at Enchanted Forest, 1412 W Oltorf, at Thornton Rd, 12pm-3am
sundayjuly6
Exquisite Visions of Japan: Prints from the James A Michener Collection of the Honolulu Academy of Arts, a public tour, opens at the Blanton Art Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 2-3pm, through August 3rd, Free with museum admission
Book Arts Fair at AMOA Laguna Gloria, 3809 W 35th St, at Mt Bonnell Rd, 1-5pm, Free
Screening of Tootsie at Alamo Lake Creek Drafthouse, 13729 Research Blvd, at Hymeadow Dr, 7:30pm, $8.50
Hybrid, In Asunder, Whore of Babylon and Sons of Oblivion perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm
mondayjuly7
Future Clouds, Radar Sad Accordions and The Saturday Night Matador perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 9pm
Screening of Coming to America at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 5-9pm
Comfort Pairings: Grilled Cheese Sandwiches and Wine, a cooking class, at Central Market Westgate, 4477 S Lamar Blvd, at Ben White Blvd, 6:30-7:30pm, Registration required
tuesdayjuly8
See Inside El Salvador photography exhibit, at Harry Ransom Center, 21st St and Guadalupe St, through August 3rd, 10-5pm
Blue’s Jam featuring Austin Blues Society, Derek O’Brien and House Band at Antone’s, 213 W 5th St, at Lavaca St, 6pm
wednesdayjuly9
Excellent Impressions: Observations on the James A Michener Collection of Japanese Prints, a lecture with James Ulak, at the Blanton Art Museum, University of Texas, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 6-7pm, Free
Wine Tasting and Discussion with Robin Goldstein and Alexis Herschkowitsch at Follett’s Intellectual Property, 2402 Guadalupe St, at W 24th St, 6pm
Screening of Drums Along the Mohawk, at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, 7pm, $7
thursdayjune26 through wednesdayjuly2
thursdayjune26
Now and Then opens at The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, through June 29th, 8pm, $12
Frightened Rabbit, Oxford Collapse and Peel perform at The Mohawk, 912 Red River St, at E 9th St, 8pm, Free, 18 and over
American Graveyard, Flatcar Rattlers and Turbo 350 perform at Antone’s, 213 W 5th St, at Lavaca St, 8pm
The Daily Juice Crew performs at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 8pm-12am
Joseph O’Neil reading of Netherland, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7pm
Screening of Rebel Without at Cause, at Harry Ransom Center, 21st St and Guadalupe St, 7pm
fridayjune27
Deserea Marshall photography exhibit on-view one night only, at Austin Figurative Gallery, 301 Chicon St, at E 3rd St, Unit F, 7pm
Bird Peterson, Go Go Garcia, Marjora Y Minora and Xman perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 9pm
Salero performs at Monarch Event Center, 6406 N IH-35, at Middle Fiskville Rd, Suite 3100, 7pm
saturdayjune28
Size Matters: The 5 ft x 7 ft group show, opens at Pump Project Art Complex, 702 Shady Ln, at E 7th St, through July 26th, 7-11pm
Summer Salon 2008 opens at Creative Research Lab, 2832 Martin Luther King Blvd, between Miriam and Alexander St, through August 30th, 6-9pm
The Mountain is Alive, a fundraiser, at Okay Mountain, 1312 E Cesar Chavez St, at Attayac St, 12-5pm
Jan Heaton, Full Bloom exhibit, opens at Wally Workman Gallery, 1202 W 6th St, at Walsh St, through July 30th, 6-8pm
Rosemary Poole-Carter discussion of Bringing Stage to the Page, at Intellectual Property, 2402 Guadalupe St, at W 24th St, 2pm
Summer Sale opens at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, 4801 La Crosse Ave, south of Snapdragon Dr, through June 29th, 9-5:30pm
Peter Pan opens at Scottish Rite Children’s Theatre, 207 W 18th St, at Colorado St, through August 24th, 10pm, $3-10
Screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Alamo Mason Drafthouse, 531 S Mason Rd, between Merrymount Dr and Kingsland Blvd, Katy, time and admission TBA
sundayjune29
Bonsai exhibit opens at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, 4801 La Crosse Ave, south of Snapdragon Dr, through August 31st, 12-5:30pm
See Perspectives ’08 at J Wayne Stark Galleries, Lindsay Gallery, Texas A&M, College Station, Joe Routt Blvd, next to Memorial Student Center, through July 27th, 12-6pm
Big Band performance at Hartman Concert Park, The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 7:30pm, Free
Hollywood Gossip, Wisdom Teeth and Ideal Soul Mart perform at Hole in the Wall, 2538 Guadalupe St, at W 26th St, 9pm
Treasure Mammal, Whitman and Awesome Cool Dudes perform at The O.P.E.R.A. House, 2209-K S 1st St, at Live Oak St W, 7pm, $3 donation
Express vs Nashville Sounds at Round Rock Express, Dell Diamond, 3400 E Palm Valley Blvd, at Harrell Pkwy, Round Rock, 7:05pm, $6-12
mondayjune30
Chip Taylor performs at Waterloo Records, 600 N Lamar St, at Pecan St, 5pm
See Frankenstein at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, 7 and 8:50pm, $7
tuesdayjuly1
No Age, Abe Vigoda, Infinite Body and The Strange Boys perform at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, E 6th St, 8pm
See The Revenge of Frankenstein at Paramount Theatre, 713 E Congress Ave, between E 7th and E 8th St, 7 and 9:05pm, $7
wednesdayjuly2
See Erin Curtis, Jules Buck Jones and Jonathan Marshall, The Longest Day of the Year exhibit, at Art Palace, through July 19th, 7-9pm
Bad People, Unravel Mars, The Spoiled Royals and Red Line Riot perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 8pm
thursdayjune19 through wednesdayjune25 thursdayjune19 Third Thursday, an evening devoted to the relaxing rhythms of summer, at the Blanton Museum, 2 San Jacinto Blvd, south of E 1st St, 5-9pm David Sedaris reading of When You Are Engulfed in Flames, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7pm, Vouchers required for admission to the second floor The Mozart Fest opens at The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, through June 20th, 7pm, $29 See A Night at the Fights, an improv experiment, at ColdTowne Theater, 4803-B Airport Blvd, at E 48th ½ St, 10pm fridayjune20 Aztec and Maya Revival exhibit, opens at the Mexic-Arte Museum, 419 Congress Ave, at W 4th St, through August 17th, 7-9pm Local Artisans Market at Artspoken Gallery and Studios, 1507 W Koenig Ln, east of Arroyo Seco, through June 22nd, 12-8pm Faun Fables, The Invincible Czars and Death is Not a Joyride perform at The Mohawk, 912 Red River, at E 9th St, 10pm, $8 Lick Lick, Insect Sex Act, Pocket FishRmen, The Punkaroos, Downtown Brown (Detroit) perform at Room 710, 710 Red River St, at E 7th St, 7pm-2am Express vs Omaha Royals, at Round Rock Express, 3400 E Palm Valley Blvd, at Harrell Pkwy, Dell Diamond, Round Rock, 7:05pm, $6-12 saturdayjune21 Guided Exhibition Tour of Aztec and Maya Revival exhibit, at the Mexic-Arte Museum, 419 Congress Ave, at W 4th St, 2pm David Ohlerking’s Students’ Art Show opens at Austin Figurative Art Gallery, 1301 E 4th St, at Attayac St, 7-10pm, Free See Monstrosities exhibit, at the Museum of Ephemerata, 1808 Singleton Ave, at E 18th St, 1-4pm See The Verdi Requiem, an opera by Giuseppe Verdi, at The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 8pm, $20-55 Grand Archives and Sera Cahoone perform at Stubb’s, 801 Red River, at W 8th St, 9pm, $12 Fight Night Boxing, at the Frank Erwin Center, 1701 Red River, at 15th St W, 7:30pm, $20-100 See Improvised Comic Book Adventures, at Hideout Theatre, 617 Congress Ave, at 6th St, 8pm, $10 sundayjune22 Free Family Day, at Arthouse, 700 Congress Ave, at E 7th St, 1-5pm Classical Woodwind ensemble performs at Hartman Concert Park, The Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, at S 1st St, 7:30pm, Free mondayjune23 Paul Boor reading of The Blood Notes of Peter Mallow, at Book People, 603 N Lamar Blvd, between W 6th and W 9th St, 7pm Real Book Fake Book and The Saturday Night Matador perform at Beauty Bar, 617 E 7th St, at Sabine St, 10pm tuesdayjune24 See Picturebox Blacklight Series, a group exhibit, at Domy Bookstore, 913 E Cesar Chavez St, at Brushy St, through July 25th, 12-8pm Voodoo Glow Skulls, Al Shire and the Henchmen, and The Buzzkillers perform at Emo’s, 603 Red River St, at E 6th St, 8pm Reckless Kelly CD Release Party, at Antone’s, 213 W 5th St, at Lavaca St, 8pm, $18-20 wednesdayjune25 Onion Creek Crawdaddies perform at Continental Club, 1315 S Congress Ave, at Monroe St, 6:30pm, No cover Screening of The Greatful Undead at The O.P.E.R.A. House, with directors Patrick May and Allen Riley in person, 2209-K S 1st St, at Live Oak St W, 7pm, $3 Screening of The Birds, at Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave, between E 7th and 8th St, 7pm, $7
thursdayjune12 through wednesdayjune18 thursdayjune12 What You See Is Not What Your Get: Deceptive Restorations and Alterations in Old Master Prints, a lecture, with Roy Perkinson at the Blanton Museum, ACES Building, 200 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, at Congress Ave, Avaya Auditorium, Room 2.302, 4-5pm, Free Trilogy: Bridgman/Packer Dance opens at the Long Center, 701 W Riverside Dr, north of S 1st St, through June 13th, 8pm, $10-20 Back Porch Mary performs at Continental Club, 1315 S Congress Ave, at Monroe St, 10pm Brothers and Sisters CD Release at Club Deville, 900 Red River St, at E 9th St, 9pm Violet Crown Radio Players perform an episode of Perry Mason, at Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin, 300 W 21st St, at Whitis Ave, Jesse Auditorium, 7pm Screening of Baghead at Star Hill Ranch, 15000 Hamilton Pool Road, east of Cueva Dr, $12 benefits the Austin Film Society fridayjune13 Matt Maye performs at the French Legation Museum, 802 San Marcos St, at E 8th St, 7pm, $3 Alpha Rev performs at The Belmont, 305 W 6th St, at Lavaca St, 9pm-12am, $20 benefits Comfort the Children saturdayjune14 New American Talent: The 23rd Exhibition, opens at Arthouse, 700 Congress Ave, at E 7th St, through August 17th, Members’ Preview 4pm Francesca Gabbiani, Once we were trees exhibit, opens at Lora Reynolds Gallery, 300 W Avenue, #1318, through July 26th, 6-8pm Now and Tomorrow 5, a group exhibit feature pre-kintergarten-12th grade children, at Creative Research Lab, 2832 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, between Miriam and Alexander St, through July 5th, 3-6pm Family Saturday at AMOA Downtown, 823 Congress Ave, at E 8th St, 12-4pm, $7 Gary Panter book-signing and slideshow, at Domy Bookstore, 913 E Cesar Chavez, at Brushy St, 6-8pm Vickie Howell discussion of Knit Aid, at Book Pe
