Stay Black and Live: Michael W. Twitty | Free Your Mind Conversation Series
byThis year the Carver Museum is teaming up with the City of Austin Equity Office to present a week of dynamic conversations with thought…
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Juneteenth Park Festival
byJuneteenth, also known as “Freedom Day” or “Emancipation Day,” is the oldest known African American celebration commemorating the end of slavery. This annual event…
Freedom Fest 2023
byOur Juneteenth event, Freedom Fest, is a high-energy, interactive, and completely FREE community gathering helping to honor one of the most important holidays in…
Toast! Wine Tasting Class
byWelcome to Toast! a Fun and Engaging Wine Tasting Class. We will handle everything while you mingle and enjoy our choice wine selections. Included…
Memorial Monday Brunch + Day Party
byWelcome to Something to Brunch About Combining Delicious Brunch + ATX Best DJs for an amazing Day Party! @XO Austin – Central Texas New…
Damien Escobar: Get Up and Dance
byAustin will finally have the privilege of enjoying the amazing sounds of soulful violinist Damien Escobar at One World Theatre this Sunday, May 14th. Escobar graduated from Juliard at age 12, won third place on Americas Got Talent, and has two Emmys.
Being a Janet Jackson Fan is Like Dating A Bad Boy
byJanet is like an ol’ emotionally abusive boyfriend.
Serafia: Austinite’s Music Videos Explore Mythic Battles
bySerafia is taking the Beyonce approach and releasing visuals for her upcoming project.
Chris Botti Talks with soulciti: Jazz is a Lifestyle
byPeople who haven’t seen him before think it will just be him on stage with a trumpet. “They don’t realize they’re going to get a great show with incredible classical musicians and singers.”
A Life Well-Lived: Austin’s Zach Theatre Presents Lady Day
byZach’s center stage is masterfully transformed into a lounge, complete with glistening chandeliers and a working bar.
The Foreign Exchange Unites Austinites
byFrom the outside, The North Door located on East 5th Street doesn’t look very inviting. Not only does its name sound like a clue from the Underground Railroad, but the unimpressive structure looks more like a jail from an old Western than a music venue.