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Meet Co-ops Transforming Austin's Food System
The co-op model offers an alternative to low wages and high turnover. Taste food from new local co-ops free from 2-4 p.m. Learn what it means to be a values-focused restaurant, farm, bakery, or grocery store. Hear about cooperation across the food system, worker-consumer collaboration, and success stories.Sat. June 21, 2pm-4pmDell Jewish Community Center -
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Junkyard Nights w/ Tele Novella, Theo Lawrence, and Cazayoux
Junkyard Nights is Junkyard's second annual Fundraising Event and this year features Tele Novella, Theo Lawrence, and Cazayoux. Come help them raise money for their JUNKPOD program, transformed city buses into FREE and accessible rehearsal and work spaces for Austin musicians and venue owners. Doors at 6pm.Thurs. June 26, 6pm-MidnightHole in the Wall
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Peach Pit, Briston Maroney, Bnny
Spend your Monday evening with Peach Pit on their Long Hair, Long Life tour along with Briston Maroney. The Canadian indie rock band’s set list will range from feel-good favorites to singular songwriting that tugs at your nostalgic heartstrings. If you’re a Peach Pit fan, you’re likely already a fan of Maroney, known for his alt rock hits “Freakin’ Out on the Interstate” and “Small Talk.” – Sammie SeamonMon., June 16, 7pm -
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Showgirls (1995)
I will not entertain the ironic enjoyers of this film any longer. Paul Verhoeven’s devastating dig into the sexist swamp that is American capitalism is unironically Good. It’s a Good Movie. Yeah, okay: It’s funny when Gina Gershon says doggy chow – consider that this is intentional. Consider that Verhoeven, a man whose work has always leaned satirical, might know the story’s over the top and that is the point – that overstimulation allows our conscience an excuse to leave the room so we see Nomi as a fool rather than a tragic figure. Also, I think Kyle MacLachlan does a pretty great job being a guy who sucks in this. This plays as part of Queer Film Theory 101, the screening series – NOT the Highball show. – James ScottJune 14 & 16-18 -
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Happy Together + God’s Own Country
Celebrate Pride Month with a queer cinematic doubleheader. The evening begins with Happy Together, Wong Kar-wai’s tale of two Hong Kong lovers who travel through Argentina and experience the ups and downs of love as they try to make their way home. If you aren’t emotionally wrecked, stick around for God’s Own Country starring a pre-Challengers Josh O’Connor as an English farmer whose outlook on love changes when a Romanian migrant worker comes to the farm. Come for the hot boys, stay for the trials and tribulations of love. – Blake LeschberMon., June 16 -
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Killer of Sheep (1977)
With the recent release of his missing romance, The Annihilation of Fish, and two films in pre-production, veteran filmmaker Charles Burnett is undergoing something of a revival. A major element of that newfound popularity is the recent restoration by Criterion of his debut, 1978’s Killer of Sheep. Restored, and finally with the tangle of music rights cleared, catch this masterpiece of 1970s Black cinema as it brings Italian Neorealist techniques to the streets of Burnett’s adopted home of Watts. – Richard WhittakerJune 12, 14 & 16 -
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Bat City Bingo
I love the Bat City Bingo ladies. They’re always up to give you a prize from their incredible collection whether your victory is real or simply deserved. My friend once got a book that was just artistic depictions of Satan! Anyway, those who missed their presence on North Loop after they departed from Tuesday at Dub Trub can now rest easy. BCB sets up in the cozy cocktail quarters of Tigress, where you can enjoy delicious drinks and dot your bingo sheet indoors. Good way to beat the Monday blues, baby. – James ScottMondays -
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Camp Karaoke
Basura and Adam Stone host a night of unforgettable karaoke fun with music, costumes, and props.Mondays, 10pm -
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Free Monday Tango
A delightful night of dance starts with an intro to authentic Argentine tango (no experience or partner needed) with Gustavo Simplis, and continues with two hours of social dancing with DJ G.Mondays, 6:30-10pm -
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goofus, the Lucky Dragon No. 5, Cheese Man, Girl Dinner
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Music Open Mic
Bring your acoustic and showcase your best original songs or old classics.Mondays, 8-10pm -
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Strut
OutWellness and Local Queer collab every Monday for a 3-mile walk through the Austin nature scene. Get your stems stepping after a little stretch, and enjoy the post-Strut JuiceLand trip.Every Monday at 6:45pm -
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The Wayward Vampire
Adventurers in parties big and small (six people being the comfortable limit) are invited to join in this newest quest at LARP legend the Tiny Minotaur. At $45 per person, the quest runs about 90 minutes with complimentary snacks and a bevvie included for all the 21-and-above aged participants. From the Minotaur themselves: “It appears the Holy Circlet has sent an ill-experienced Cleric to the Rift to investigate and they are seeking the help of some Adventurers at the Tiny Minotaur! Will you and your party be able to help your new Cleric companion return to the Holy Circlet as a Hero or will you all perish on a mission ill-fated from the start?!” – James ScottMondays, Sundays and Mon., Nov. 25 -
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Waitress
Based on the hit movie, this Sara Bareilles-boosted musical tells the tale of a waitress skilled in pie-making and warming hearts as she navigates heartbreak in a small town. Good for ages 12 and up, so make this your preteen’s first musical experience!June 11-July 13
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