Friday

• Asleep at the Wheel | “Hot Rod Lincoln” | Weekend one
• Chaparelle | “Bleeding Hearts” | Weekend one
• Midnight Navy | “Crema” | Weekend one
• The Huston-Tillotson University Jazz Collective | Weekend two
• Theo Lawrence | “500 Dances” | Weekend two

Saturday

• promqueen | “out of my head” | Weekend one
• Being Dead | “The Great American Picnic” | Weekend two
• Bob Schneider | “Peaches” | Weekend two
• Jon Muq | “Runaway” | Weekend two
• The Tiarras | “They Don’t See Us” | Weekend two

Sunday

• Chief Cleopatra | “Friends” | Weekend one
• West 22nd | “Sunburns” | Weekend one
• Daiistar | “Star Starter” | Weekend two
• Kalu & the Electric Joint | “Too Low To Get High” | Weekend two
• Molecular Steve | “Heavens to Betsy” | Weekend two
• The Moriah Sisters | “Shouting Shoes” | Weekend two
• Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol | “The Cincinnati Tilt” | Weekend two

• “Sunny Days” | Thursday, Sept. 5-Saturday, Sept. 14 | Times vary | The VORTEX | $15-$40 | Attend the premiere of this play in which humans and puppets star alongside one another.

• Ikebana Demonstration (Japanese Flower Arrangement) | Friday, Sept. 6 | 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. | Zilker Botanical Garden | Free with admission | Learn the art of Japanese flower arrangement with instructor Gregory Gaiser.
• Trivia Night With Andy Langer | Friday, Sept. 6 | 6-8 p.m. | Scholz Garten | $20 | Join the Austin City Limits Radio host to test your knowledge on current events.

• Skyline Yoga with ATX Yoga Girl | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 9-10 a.m. | The Loren Hotel | $20 | Stretch it out with a sweeping view of the Austin skyline.
• Bat Fest | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 12 p.m. | Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge | $20-$200 | Honor Austin’s favorite flying little creatures with a night of music, dancing, and costumes.

• Class: Backyard Chickens | Saturday, Sept. 21 | 10 a.m. | Jourdan-Bachman Pioneer Farms | $75 | Learn how to start your own urban farm at this workshop.

• Fitness habits | From prioritizing consistency to balancing movement options
• Wellness supplements | Including multivitamins, Omega-3s + hydration
• Pre-and-post-exercise support | Featuring recovery and joint options, plus performance assistance (think: protein intake and amino acids)

• Little Ola’s Biscuits has a new Mueller location planned. The second iteration of Little Ola’s (third if you count Olamaie) will open in the former Halcyon spot at 1905 Aldrich St. sometime in early 2025, serving its signature biscuits, a full bar menu, and new menu items. (Eater Austin)

• A multi-million dollar supercomputer in partnership with UT Austin, The Texas Advanced Computing Center, and Sabey Data Centers is expected start up in Round Rock in 2026. Called “Horizon,” the computer will be built inside a former Sears building and is expected to create 20 jobs over five years. (KXAN)

• A 65,000-sqft, yet-to-be-named live entertainment venue is being drafted in Riverside as part of the first phase of the River Park project. The project doesn’t yet have a concrete timeline, but the entire development is expected to take 10-20 years to complete.

• $2.1 million. That’s how much in federal funding the City of Austin’s Homeless Strategy Office received. Of the allotment, $600,000 will go toward the Property Engagement and Education program and the rest toward the The Housing Barrier Reduction program. Eligible applicants can apply through the city. (KXAN)

• Dallas Cowboys fans, listen up. Tailgating for Them Boys ranked the third most expensive in the NFL at an average cost of $242.15 for four fans, according to Oddspedia. You’ll likely spend less tailgating for the Houston Texans, which ranked 17th most expensive at $194.15.

• Last week, we asked y’all which new restaurant you’re most excited to visit. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Sporting Club’s new location, Neighbourhood Café, and The Break Room came out on top. By the way — Whiskey Tango Foxtrot opens tomorrow.

• The Aggies’ upcoming match against the Florida Gators could make or break the season — why? Get the biggest stories every day from the local experts of the Texas A&M Aggies with Locked On’s daily podcasts.