Five Recommended Austin Arts Events
Our weekly pick of the top art events to get you out of the house
271-300 of 8,847 entries
Wayne Alan Brenner, Oct. 14, 2021
Gastro Obscura Reveals a World of Food-based Weirdness
The culinaristas of Atlas Obscura debut a brilliant new book
Wayne Alan Brenner, Oct. 12, 2021
Shudder for Charity at Scare for a Cure
Austin’s biggest fundraising haunt returns with safety in mind
Cody Song, Oct. 7, 2021
Austin's Newest, Biggest Haunt
Unleash the bats!
Trace Sauveur, Oct. 7, 2021
Pumpkin Nights Takes the Humble Jack-o’-Lantern to New, Magical Grandeur
Not your grandma's pumpkin patch
Richard Whittaker, Oct. 7, 2021
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Wayne Alan Brenner, Oct. 7, 2021
Austin’s Haunted Attractions Are Back
After a year of shuttered scares, Halloween is home
Richard Whittaker, Oct. 7, 2021
Making the House of Torment a Home
After a shuttered year, Austin’s oldest haunted attraction reunites the family
Richard Whittaker, Oct. 7, 2021
Pumpkin Nights at Jourdan-Bachman Pioneer Farms
Photos by John Anderson
Photos, Oct. 7, 2021
Behind the Scenes at the House of Torment
Photos by Jana Birchum
Photos, Oct. 7, 2021
Female Leaders of Color Honored in Mosaic Art at Austin Public Library
The Legends Mosaics will be a permanent installation
W. A. Brenner, Oct. 6, 2021
Texas Book Festival Lineup and Schedule Goes Online and IRL
Big names for hybrid celebration of literature and literacy
Richard Whittaker, Oct. 5, 2021
Jeanne Thornton’s Summer Fun Will Help You Fall into Winter’s Icy Bed of Thorns
Life’s a beach, and then you scry
Wayne Alan Brenner, Oct. 5, 2021
Tiki Tatsu-ya Raises the Bar to Islander Heaven
The Aikawa Brothers debut a worldclass venue of storied wonders
Wayne Alan Brenner, Oct. 4, 2021
Timshel Is the Gospel According to Women
Translation of Bible passages finds the stories lost between the lines
Ramón Rodriguez, Sept. 30, 2021
Two Austin Art Shows You Don't Want to Miss
One closing, one opening, both extraordinary
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 29, 2021
BBoy City XXVII Breakdancing Competition
Photos by Jana Birchum
Photos, Sept. 27, 2021
Moontower Comedy and Just For Laughs Launching Joint Comedy Fest
Moontower Just For Laughs Austin launching next April
Richard Whittaker, Sept. 24, 2021
Last Bow of an Accidental Critic
Lessons and surprises from a career that shouldn’t have been
Robert Faires, Sept. 23, 2021
Finding the Funny in Bleak Times at Moontower Comedy
A Q&A with stand-ups Akaash Singh and Paul Varghese
Neha Aziz, Sept. 23, 2021
The Texas Book Festival Unveils Its List of Participating Authors
In-person and virtual panels and discussions abound
Adrienne Hunter, Sept. 22, 2021
"Daniel Johnston: I Live My Broken Dreams" Tells the Story of an Artist
The first-ever museum exhibition of Daniel Johnston's work digs deep into the man, the myths
Robert Faires, Sept. 16, 2021
Meghan Shogan Carves a Career Path Through Solid Rock
With hammer, chisels, and steel brushes in hand, the Austin artist is on a trajectory in stone
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 16, 2021
Terror Tuesday, Weird Wednesday, Are Back!
Sorry about that exclamation point, citizen, but we’re excited af
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 15, 2021
You Have to Be High to See This Mural
There’s a new 30,000-square-foot artwork on a Domain NORTHSIDE roof
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 14, 2021
Texas Book Festival Scales Back In-Person Programming
COVID puts the kibosh on State Capitol as a venue
Kimberley Jones, Sept. 13, 2021
9/11 Memorial: The 20th Anniversary
Claude van Lingen honors those who died on Sept. 11, 2001
Wayne Alan Brenner, Sept. 11, 2021
Deborah Hay's New Work for Dancers in Sweden Was a Long-Distance Creation
The pandemic forced the Austin choreographer to adapt her dance and even premiere for an audience of no one
Barbara Purcell, Sept. 9, 2021
"We Know Who We Are. We Know What We Want."
In this inaugural exhibition at W&TW's new permanent home, nine artists provide an inquiry of breadth and depth
Robert Faires, Sept. 9, 2021
Penfold Theatre Gives Live Readings of Radio Plays in the Ransom Center Archives
The company has dusted off radio adaptations of Shakespeare, Fitzgerald, and Thackeray for the 21st century to hear – live
