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• The 24th Annual International Soul 2 Sole Tap Festival | Now-Sunday, June 23 | Times vary | Austin Ventures Studio Theatre, 2015 E. Riverside Dr., Austin | $35 | Put on your dancing shoes and learn some tap dancing from world-renowned professionals at this festival.

• Third Thursday: Retro Game Night | Thursday, June 20 | 5-7 p.m. | Bullock Texas State History Museum, 1800 Congress Ave., Austin | $13 | Explore the museum after-hours, listen to a live DJ spin beats, and play games that induce nostalgia.
• “Emma” | Thursday, June 20-Sunday, June 30 | Times vary | Austin Playhouse (West Campus), 405 W. 22nd St., Austin | $24 | This Jane Austen classic about a matchmaker extraordinaire is coming to the stage.

• Bands in Bloom: Passiflora | Friday, June 21 | 6-8 p.m. | Zilker Botanical Garden, 2220 Barton Springs Rd., Austin | Free | Grab a cold one and relax to some live music in the Mabel Davis Rose Garden.
• Go Skate Day with Fat Tony, Gus Baldwin | Friday, June 21 | 7:30-11:59 p.m. | Empire Control Room & Garage, 606 E. 7th St., Austin | Free | Bring your friends and your board for live music, drink specials, and games at this No Comply event.
• Summer Solstice Sunset Goat Yoga | Friday, June 21 | Jester King Brewing, 13187 Fitzhugh Rd., Austin | $25 | Celebrate the start of astronomical summer by connecting to nature, 75 mini goats, and a craft brew.

• Juneteenth — a federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States. Honor this holiday + celebrate Black culture with the help of our Juneteenth events guide.

• Gyro ‘bout to get hungry — Greek food-focused food truck Atlas Sandwich is now open. Serving up slow-roasted lamb, hoagies, whipped ricotta, and more, the traveling truck’s location can currently be found on Instagram but will set up shop at 916 W. 23rd St. starting in early July. (Eater Austin)

• Music makes us lose control. The Hot Summer Nights lineup is officially here, bringing 125 acts to 14 stages in the Red River Cultural District free of charge. View the lineup and start planning your Thursday, July 18–Saturday, July 20 weekend.

• CapMetro will run limited service on the Red Line commuter rail ahead of Austin FC’s match against LAFC today. Service for most stations will not be available until the afternoon, so plan accordingly.

• Delta Air Lines will launch a nonstop flight to Harlingen — just a stone’s throw from South Padre Island — in South Texas starting this fall. The flight will begin service on Monday, Oct. 7. (KVUE)

• Three. That’s how many “Don’t Block the Box” tickets were issued in Austin last year, compared to 109 in 2018. More than 200 signs about the policy are posted around the city, but the citation decrease can partially be attributed to Austin Police Department staff shortages. (KUT)

• Round Rock High School’s Dragon Band is heading to England to perform in London Band Week, Tuesday, June 25-Sunday, June 30. The group is the first American high school band invited to participate. (KVUE)

• Lakeway city leaders unanimously approved an agreement with Google to start setting up Google Fiber infrastructure. Lakeway will join Cedar Park in receiving the high-speed internet service sometime in 2025. (KVUE)

• The NFL roster is filling out for the upcoming season and the Cowboys just signed linebacker Willie Harvey Jr. Get the biggest stories every day from the local experts of the Dallas Cowboys with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
  

• “The Lehman Trilogy,” winner of 5 Tony® Awards, is now on stage at ZACH Theatre through July 7. Portraying the captivating saga of the Lehman family from their 1844 arrival in New York to the dramatic collapse of Lehman Brothers 163 years later, it’s a can’t-miss show. See showtimes + buy tickets.*

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