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for Fri., July 19
  • Levitation 2024

    Levitation - Halloween Weekend featuring Slowdive, the Jesus Lizard, Osees, Dry Cleaning, Gang of Four, Mdou Moctar, Soccer Mommy, Panchiko, Washed Out, Tycho and many more! 4-day and single day tickets on sale now.
    Oct. 31-Nov. 3  
    Austin, Texas
  • Texas Hill Country Peach Season is Here!

    Nothing is as tasty as a Texas Hill Country Peach! Peach season is here, so make plans to visit. Peaches in Fredericksburg and Stonewall taste fresh and delicious! Peaches are grown on soils with lots of minerals making the flavor content more complex. Visit the website for a list of peach stands and a map.
    All Summer  
    Fredericksburg and Stonewall
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  • Arts

    Visual Arts

    “BUMUO: Rebuilding the Filipino Body”

    Regine Malibiran is a woman of passion. She pours her soul into every project she undertakes – creative and entrepreneur, activist and advocate. Now as the founder of forth space productions, she has taken all of her passion and experience to forge a path for artists to express their truths fearlessly and with the support of forth space, whose mission and name derive from the “sociological concept of the fourth space as a realm where meaning is made and all the potential that lies between here and forward.” “BUMUO,” from the Tagalog for “whole,” is an exhibition that centers the strength and artistic brilliance of the Filipino community. Six artists tell the connective story of the Philippines, reclaiming their history, rejecting the manipulation of the colonizers who inhabited their home for four centuries, and building a future of healing and empowerment. On view through July 27. – Cy White
    Through July 27
  • Arts

    Visual Arts

    “Sonder”: 2024 Summer Group Show Reception

    A lucky few may have already seen the “Sonder” show at Davis, but if you haven’t, please rush to the reception this Saturday. It’s a perfect time to bask in a wealth of styles and mediums. Dissect the surreal landscapes of Garrett Middaugh and Isabel Stensland. Lose yourself in the hypnotic shapes of Lisa Beaman and Joseph Hammer. Marvel at the intricate details in sculptures by Dana Younger and John Sagar. Sigh at Denise M. Fulton’s brightly impressionist nature paintings. And those are just small portions of artists represented! There’s something for every artistic taste, so gorge yourself on Davis’ impeccable buffet of beauty. – Cat McCarrey
    Through July 20
  • Arts

    Visual Arts

    “Temperate Grasslands”

    We’re in that liminal space of summer, where life is lush and blooming, right before it succumbs to death by heat. Big Medium’s curator Coka Treviño has collected an exhibit full of garden scenes representing that magical explosion of garden growth. In her own words, it’s a way “to forget how heavy it feels to be a human.” There’s constant discovery in the wide variety of works, from dozens of artists like the established Dawn Okoro and up-and-comers MuthaGoose. Join the opening reception this Friday to view interpretations of glorious greenery. – Cat McCarrey
    Through August 4
  • Community

    Events

    Classic Game Fest

    Long for the days of the original Nintendo or Genesis or Game Boy? Join a gathering of like-minded folks for guests, live music, vendors, cosplay, tournaments, and more retro-gaming enjoyment.
    July 19-21
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