I had a dream once that involved me taking apart my laptop to repair it while I lived in a beach house with Sting. And the most unbelievable part of the dream was fixing my own laptop. If I open this thing up, won’t I die? But somehow the Austin Public Library is saying teens can learn to do this. Young’uns ages 13-18 are welcome to join Fix-It Austin and members of the city’s Community PC Program to demystify these magical electric books and get some hands-on learning about troubleshooting repairs. And they even supply the laptops and tools! – Kat McNevins Tue., July 16.

Best of Austin Awards

2022: Critics Best Reason to Go Back to the Library (Fine-Free Library)
2021: Critics Best Self-Care for Your Imagination (Austin Public Library's Curbside Service)
2019: Readers Place for Sober Socializing (Central Library)
2018: Critics Best Out-of-the-Book Idea (APL Mobile Library Fleet)
2018: Readers Place for Sober Socializing (Central Library)
2017: Critics Best Stairways to Heaven (Austin Central Library)
2010: Critics Best Neighborhood Dream Deferred Realized (Twin Oaks Branch Library)
2009: Critics Best Ode to the (Namesake of the) Road on Which It Resides (Rayo de Esperanza)
2004: Critics Best New Public Building (Daniel Ruiz Branch Library)
2002: Critics Best Branch Library Oasis
1998: Critics Best New Public Building

TODAY'S EVENTS

Roaring With Moll Cutpurse

The Sterling Stage, 6134 E. Hwy. 290

Art Dinner
at The Future Front House

Legally Blonde: The Musical at Beverly S. Sheffield Zilker Hillside Theater

MUSIC | MOVIES | ARTS | COMMUNITY