Arts

Follow along with us as we highlight some of the best local stores in Austin this December.
This annual event features eight illuminated installations and nightly music performances.
Catch “A Curious Mix of People” authors Richard Whymark and Greg Beets talk about their roots in the 1990s Austin music scene as UT DJs at the Texas Book Festival this weekend.
We sat down with the acclaimed Austin author to discuss her inspiration, her passion for Texas, and her upcoming novel.
We sat down with the local musician at ACL Fest to learn more about her experience in the Austin music scene.
Tally up your Austin experience score based on how many landmarks, music venues, and festivals you have visited since living in the Capital City.
We met up with the ATX-born artist to chat about her first-ever ACL set, what inspires her music, and what local music she keeps on her playlist.
Tim and Karrie League’s 1990s vision led to a national cinema chain, specializing in dinner service and an event-like movie experience.
We’ve made a concerted effort to orchestrate this roadmap, so you can focus on finding the artists you adore.
Fall is here — kick off the season at a local pumpkin patch.
Between lauded writers, new awards, and dozens of screenings, here’s what to expect from this year’s Austin Film Festival.
Get some state of the art pieces at the 31st Annual Art From the Streets show, which benefits at-risk artists in the community.
ACL 2023 is just around the corner, and we’re ready to face the music.
The Clarksville art gallery’s new exhibition features the work of Simon Berger, who creates complex portraits out of panes of shattered glass.
In honor of the movie’s 30th birthday, we’re sharing fun facts about the Austin-made film.
“The Truth Is I Love You,” a 15-ft sculpture by Hank Willis Thomas, will be unveiled on the library’s east side in November.
ATX Chamber Music and Jazz will launch its inaugural season next month — here’s what to know.
See big names like Stacey Abrams, Roxane Gay, and Abraham Verghese at this year’s festival.
Historic entertainment district Red River Cultural District just got a makeover in the form of bespoke signage from East 7th Street to East 12th Street.
Start planning your Sunday now — when you see the lineup for Austin Museum Day, you’ll want to pack your schedule.
This year’s AIA Austin Homes Tour will feature nine homes, all new or newly renovated, from local architects.
Artist Patrick Quinn’s residency — called “Lightning is an Angry Rainbow” — is now open as McLennon Pen Co. Gallery’s first Artist-in-Residence
Work from world-famous artists including Keith Haring, Frank Stella, and Roy Lichtenstein will be on display for all to see.
Calling college co-eds — this easy guide with places to eat, explore, and learn will help you feel like a local in your new town.
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Whether you’re a history buff, art aficionado, or music fan, these 23 museums in Austin have it all.
In July, we told you all about the local beverage industry. Here’s what we celebrated during Drink Up Month.
Enjoy all the best stops on Fitzhugh, one of the booziest roads in the Hill Country.
Take to the pop-up mobile villa this weekend to audition for an upcoming USA season of “Love Island” while celebrating the show’s new season.
Hot Summer Nights, the Red River Cultural District’s annual free concert series, is back this weekend.
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“Drawing the Motion Picture: Production Art and Storyboards” is on view at the Harry Ransom Center, now through Sunday, July 16.
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