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Short documentary about Austin-area freedom colony available for public viewing
A short documentary produced by the Austin Parks and Recreation Department (PARD) examines the life of Hezekiah Haskell and his descendants.
Mexican comedians bring Hermanos de Leche tour to US
Iván Fematt, known as "La Mole," and Adrián Marcelo are set to perform in the United States for the first time with their show "Hermanos de Leche."
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Blanton Museum of Art hosts solo exhibition by Bahamian conceptual artist
By Austin Journal | Nov 14, 2024
The Blanton Museum of Art is currently hosting a solo exhibition by Bahamian conceptual artist Tavares Strachan, titled "Tavares Strachan: Between Me and You."
Eckhart Tolle hosts transformative evening event in Austin
By Austin Journal | Nov 12, 2024
An event featuring Eckhart Tolle is set to take place in Austin, offering an opportunity for attendees to explore spiritual awakening and consciousness transformation.
Gusi announces first USA tour featuring unique musical experiences
By Austin Journal | Nov 11, 2024
Gusi, a five-time Latin Grammy-nominated artist, is set to embark on his first tour in the United States.
ISHIDA Dance Company announces new premieres for winter program
By Austin Journal | Nov 8, 2024
Our much-anticipated winter program, "as long as there is in me," features exceptional dancers from across Europe and North America.
Bullock Museum to host event dedicated to Texas whiskey
By Austin Journal | Nov 5, 2024
The Bullock Texas State History Museum, in collaboration with "The Daytripper" host Chet Garner and Garrison Brothers Distillery, will hold an event titled "Daytripping Through Texas Whiskey" on November 15.
Insidious live horror experience brings nightmares to life
By Austin Journal | Nov 3, 2024
Brace yourself for a chilling experience as the world of Insidious comes to life with "INSIDIOUS: THE FURTHER YOU FEAR"—an immersive live horror event that promises to bring your darkest nightmares to reality.
Austin's Barton Hills Choir brings classic rock to new generations
By Austin Journal | Nov 3, 2024
The Barton Hills Choir, a youth choir from Austin, Texas, is led by Gavin Tabone. Known for their performances of music by the Grateful Dead and other classic rock artists, the choir is supported by professional musicians such as guitarist Don “El Cento” Cento, bassist Aaron “Hair Doctor” Dembe, and drummer Jake “Mr. Bubbles” Perlman.
Nothing But Thieves reflect on success and challenges in second album
By Austin Journal | Nov 2, 2024
The Japanese art of kintsugi, which involves repairing broken ceramics with gold-flecked glue to make them more beautiful, is a concept central to the second album of Nothing But Thieves. The Southend-formed band released their debut album in 2015, gaining international recognition before facing internal challenges.
Palmer Events Center hosts diverse lineup in November
By Austin Journal | Nov 1, 2024
The Palmer Events Center in Austin, Texas, is set to host a diverse array of events throughout November.
Santa returns to Austin's Long Center for festive photo opportunity
By Austin Journal | Nov 1, 2024
Santa is returning to the Long Center this year for "Santa on the Terrace," an event presented by H-E-B. The event will take place on November 30th, offering free holiday photo opportunities with Santa in his sleigh against the iconic skyline.
Long Center to host holiday skate party for members in December
By Austin Journal | Nov 1, 2024
Celebrate the holiday season at the Long Center on December 8th from 5-8 PM.
New Bullock Texas State History Museum exhibition tells story of Rosenwald schools
By Austin Journal | Oct 31, 2024
The Bullock Texas State History Museum has inaugurated an exhibition focused on the Rosenwald schools, which played a significant role in educating the Civil Rights generation.
SIMS Foundation pauses services; collaborates with HAAM for musician support
By Austin Journal | Oct 26, 2024
The SIMS Foundation has announced a temporary pause in most of its services for a 90-day period, from November 1, 2024, to January 31, 2025.
Lyle Lovett: a career spanning genres with 14 albums
By Austin Journal | Oct 26, 2024
A singer, composer, and actor, Lyle Lovett has expanded the scope of American music throughout his career spanning 14 albums. The Texas-based musician combines elements of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues in a unique way that challenges traditional boundaries.
Jessie Murph to perform at ACC Vote Early Concert
By Austin Journal | Oct 24, 2024
Jessie Murph, known for her recent performance at the 2024 VMAs, is set to perform live for community college students in Austin ahead of Vote Early Day. The event is part of a special concert series celebrating democracy and encouraging voter participation in the upcoming election.
ThunderCloud Subs Turkey Trot supports Caritas with Thanksgiving charity run
By Austin Journal | Oct 24, 2024
The ThunderCloud Subs Turkey Trot, a popular Thanksgiving event in Austin, began in 1991 with just a few volunteers and 600 participants. It has since become the largest five-mile run in Texas, attracting over 20,000 participants from across the United States and beyond, supported by more than 700 volunteers.
Hoda & Jenna to film live show in Austin on October 24
By Austin Journal | Oct 16, 2024
TODAY with Hoda & Jenna will be broadcast live from Austin, Texas on Thursday, October 24. The event is sponsored by Travel Texas and will feature the show's hosts alongside friends of the program as they highlight Texas's attractions in front of a live audience. Attendance is free but requires prior registration. Security screenings are mandatory for all attendees.
Joe Hertler & The Rainbow Seekers emphasize live performance in their musical journey
By Austin Journal | Oct 15, 2024
Joe Hertler & The Rainbow Seekers are known for their energetic performances and unique musical style. Lead singer Joe Hertler is noted for his vibrant stage presence, which leaves audiences with smiles and a sense of joy. The band's music takes listeners on a journey through various genres, including Motown, folk, Americana, and funk.