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Johnny Polygon stars in new dark comedy, stage performance
TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Rapper and actor, Jonny Polygon is turning a personal chapter of his life into a film that is about to make its world premiere. He wrote and stars in "I Used To Be Famous", a dark comedy inspired by his first concert after rehab. Johnny...
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Chinese and African Traditions Collide at Austin's Carver Museum Festival
Lion dancers, African drummers and calligraphy brushes are set to share the same floor at the George Washington Carver Museum this year, as the Moonflower Multicultural Heritage Festival brings Chinese and African traditions together under one roof in East Austin. The event blends hands-on craft stations with live performances, food and community mingling, according to the listing.
austinot.com
The Holiday Season, Austin-Style: December 2026 Events in Austin for Adults
Jump To: December 4 – 6 | December 11 – 13 | December 18 – 20 | December 25 – 27 The holiday season is here, and Austin is buzzing with excitement. This December, the city’s calendar is packed with a mix of holiday shows, thrilling outdoor light adventures, and plenty of fun spring activities. Read on to discover your next great adventure!
culturemap.com
Biggest Austin Studio Tour yet helps artists make lasting impressions
The longtime Austin Studio Tour is returning for 2026 on November 14, 15, 21, and 22, with expanded offerings. This year there will be a citywide kick-off, a more detailed guide that comes out earlier, and events that continue throughout the year. Attendees will visit 309 locations to see the work of 815 artists, art groups, and hosts.
curatedtexan.com
How Does Austin Artist Karen Hawkins Keep Turning The Page Into Art? Gorgeously, That’s How
Photography by Chase Damiel, Haley Everett Photography and Michelle Nash Photography. Some artists paint on canvas, some carve stone, and some assemble found objects. And then there is Austin’s Karen Hawkins, who takes something almost everyone recognizes, a book, and gives it an entirely different life. Her sculptures may begin with books, but Karen Hawkins’ art is ultimately about memory, meaning, and the possibilities of reinvention, as our cultural chronicler and Hawkins’ decades-long friend Lance Avery Morgan shares. Plus, she’s one heck of a cool lady.
hoodline.com
William Beckmann Brings Fifth Las Posadas Tour To Dallas' Majestic Theater
William Beckmann is bringing his Las Posadas Holiday Tour back to Texas for a fifth year, and Dallas gets the first stop. The singer plays the Majestic Theater at 1925 Elm St on December 16, kicking off a four-date run that also hits Houston, Austin and San Antonio before the month is out.
mySanAntonio.com
CBS Austin
Broadway hit Waitress celebrates 10th anniversary with Austin homecoming
A little laughter, a little love and a whole lot of pie! The beloved Broadway musical Waitress is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a special tour stopping right here in Austin. Actor Connor Lewis, who plays Dr. Pomatter, joined We Are Austin to share what makes this milestone so meaningful,...
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Laredo-rooted band Sana Sana signs with Republic Records
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - A new Latin and cumbia-infused, Austin-based band that includes two Laredoans has signed with Republic Records and is currently touring. Republic Records is home to artists including Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and Taylor Swift, and now Sana Sana. While growing up in Laredo, guitarist and bassist...
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Black Outside Fest Brings 40 Black-Owned Businesses to the Millennium
Millennium Youth Entertainment Complex — Host Venue for Black Outside Fest. Forty Black-owned businesses, a roller rink, a bowling alley and a museum of East Austin's business history are all converging under one roof this Saturday. Black Outside Fest takes place at the Millennium Youth Entertainment Complex on October 24, running free with RSVP from noon to 6 p.m., with shopping, skating, food, films and family-friendly activities packed into the six-hour run.
lambgoat.com
Watch: Marilyn Manson perform the first of his 30th anniversary 'Antichrist Superstar' shows
Fan-filmed footage of Marilyn Manson's complete performances celebrating the 30th anniversary of his 1996 album Antichrist Superstar has surfaced online. The anniversary run began October 14th with two shows at The Fillmore in New Orleans, LA, where Manson performed nearly the entire album, excluding "Cryptorchid" and "Wormboy." The shows also...
golfdaily.com
The Hills Country Club Unveils ‘The Cub’, A New Pitch & Putt for Family and Community
AUSTIN, Texas – The Hills Country Club, a premier golf and lifestyle destination in the Invited Clubs portfolio of properties, is pleased to announce the unveiling of The Cub, a brand-new 9-hole pitch & putt course. Designed around fun, family and community, the course is the latest milestone in...
culturemap.com
Alt-rock trio Ben Folds Five to stop in Austin on first tour in 15 years
Alternative rock band Ben Folds Five is returning to the stage for the first time in 15 years in 2027, including a stop at ACL Live at The Moody Theater on Tuesday, April 20. Only a handful of tour dates have been announced so far, starting April 12 in Knoxville, Tennessee, and ending April 24 in Birmingham, Alabama. In that two-week stretch, the band will also appear in two other Texas cities: Houston on the 21st and Irving on the 22nd.
CBS Austin
Black Outside Fest celebrates Black businesses and culture in East Austin
Get ready for a celebration of Black creativity, culture and community! Black Outside Fest is taking over The Millennium this Saturday, bringing a day of shopping, skating, food, films and family-friendly fun to East Austin!. And the best part? Admission is free!. Ericka Barnes, Founder and CEO of Black Makers...
culturemap.com
Candid doc follows unconventional origin of Hill Country duo Chaparelle
A filmmaker's curiosity about an unfinished Chaparelle demo has become Bleeding Hearts, a black-and-white documentary following Zella Day and Jesse Woods as they built their Wimberley-based band and a relationship all at once. The film makes its Texas premiere at Austin Film Festival, which runs October 29 through November 5, and the band will play a short set after the screening.