What to bring

• An umbrella — @beauty.of.fashion_
• A mini personal fan — @symi129, @juliana_marie28, @janessaholway
• Waterproof bag for paddle boarding — @manderson0
• A personal cooler — City Editor London

Where to eat

• “A treat from Jim-Jim’s will cool you down when it’s hot. It’s on 6th Street and serves delicious ice creams and my favorite water ice!” — Rebecca M.
• H-E-B ice cream — @eswei
• Guero’s Taco Bar — @miniatureatx

Where to go

• Punk Rock Vegan Potluck | Tuesday, June 13 | 7 p.m. | Mohawk Austin, 912 Red River St., Austin | Free | Bring a vegan dish to this potluck and stay after the screening of “Punk Rock Vegan Movie” for a Q&A with a member of the crew.
• Caroline Jones | Tuesday, June 13 | 8 p.m. | 3TEN at ACL Live, 310 W. Willie Nelson Blvd., Austin | $15 | Jones was the Zac Brown Band’s first female member, but she’s also known for her solo work, which has inspired viral TikTok trends.

• Bored Teachers | Wednesday, June 14 | 7 p.m. | The Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress Ave., Austin | $35-$55 | Educators will love this comedy set designed and put on by teacher-comedians.
• Noises Off | Wednesday, June 14-Sunday, July 9 | Times vary | ZACH Theatre, 202 S. Lamar Blvd., Austin | $25-$90 | Follow the cast and crew of “Nothing On” as they bounce from disastrous dress rehearsal to disastrous opening night.

• Stay Black & Live: Austin Citywide Juneteenth Festival | Thursday, June 15-Monday, June 19 | Times vary | George Washington Carver Museum, 1165 Angelina St., Austin | Free | Get ready for a week’s worth of festivities, including performances by Grammy Award winners, cultural conversations, a cookout, and a parade.
• Brahms X Radiohead | Thursday, June 15 | 7:30 p.m. | Palmer Events Center, 900 Barton Springs Rd., Austin | $39-$99 | This amalgamation of “OK Computer” and Brahms’ First Symphony will leave you breathless.

• Dreamsonic | Friday, June 16 | 7 p.m. | H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, 2100 Ave. of the Stars, Cedar Park | $59.50-$318 | See Devin Townsend and Animals as Leaders at this rock concert and light show.
• Soul 2 Sole: “It’s About Time” | Friday, June 16-Saturday, June 17 | 8 p.m. | The Long Center for the Performing Arts, 701 W. Riverside Dr., Austin | $25-$35 | Experience choreographed tap dance as it entwines with jazz and history.

• Premier Rugby Sevens | Saturday, June 17 | 4 p.m. | Q2 Stadium, 10414 McKalla Pl., Austin | $20-$95 | Watch pro rugby live in North Austin.

• The first 100º days of the year are upon us. Cooling centers are open for the duration of the summer and the City of Austin encourages residents to hydrate, be careful when locking vehicles, and know the symptoms of heat illnesses.

• Former ERCOT CEO Bob Kahn will be the new general manager of Austin Energy, replacing Jackie Sargent, who retired in March. He will begin the new position starting Monday, July 3. (KUT)

• For the first time since 2019, all 32 working public pools are now open in Austin. Fewer than half of the city’s pools were open last summer due to a lifeguard shortage. After increasing the minimum hourly wage to $20 per hour, the city has recruited 712 lifeguards for this season. (KXAN)

• East Cesar Chavez bakery Paper Route closed permanently this weekend, owner Aaron Seriff-Cullick announced on Instagram. The shop opened as an at-home bakery in 2014 before moving to its physical location in 2018. (Eater Austin)

• The Travis County Commissioners Court will raise the Progress Pride Flag over its administration building for the third year in a row this afternoon. The flag raising commemorates the court’s 2021 signing of a resolution that prohibits discrimination based on statuses like race, color, religion, and sexual orientation.

• Monday, June 19 marks the start of Pollinator Week, a celebration of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. The City of Austin — which was named a Bee City USA affiliate last year — has multiple celebrations planned, including the grand opening of the Austin Science and Nature Centers Seed Library.

• Calling all climbers: Experience the thrill of rock climbing at the brand new Mesa Rim Austin location. This state-of-the-art facility features 55-ft tall walls and offers climbing routes + boulders for climbers of all abilities, expert instruction for newcomers, and a welcoming community. Reach new heights at Mesa Rim.*

• Highest guess: 82 days
• Lowest guess: 14 days
• Average guess: 50 days