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Tapestry can dance this season after all, Austin artists may be the new Marfa lights, Angelina Eberly fires up the Avenue, and 'Cracks in the Pavement' gets national recognition

Long Center director Cliff Redd and ALO director Richard Buckley compare notes on leading an arts institution, the challenges they face, and being new to Austin

Record review

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Can Austin's little news station that could survive the grim reapers at Time Warner?

All I need to know about cities, I learned in kindergarten

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Payne Award nominations on the horizon, a big banner dresses up the Long Center, a record haul at the Pink Eye Ball, Patsy Cline aids AIDS Services, and Hyde Park Theatre's garage bonanza

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The executive directors of the city's museums shed light on the local visual arts scene

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Our readers talk back.

Bring cans of food to the ballet for a prize in return, holdovers for 'Stadium Devildare' and 'Noises Off,' and it's time for the O. Henry Pun-Off and the Capital City Men's Chorus midnight cabaret

Austin City Limits, cannonized!

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"This is one of those rare cases where the initial conception was ambitious to begin with," Executive Producer Steve James says of The New Americans, a three-part documentary premiering March 29 on PBS' Independent Lens.

What's cool about gaming? Apparently, everything.

I want a new central library, and I want it now

Georgetown High's annual musical needs your help, Ballet Austin's foundation passes the cool million mark, and there's new art at the convention center

Pasty people vs. pretty people, low budget vs. big budget, Peter Biskind vs. Robert Redford: the 20th annual Sundance!

A UT linguist travels to northern India in a quest to preserve the local language of the Darma Valley

According to a new study, three out of four Austinites agree that the arts are where it's at

Austin won't be a capital of culture in 2004, Martha Norkunas won't be the director of Texas Folklife Resources, and Lana Dieterich won't be opening 'Always … Patsy Cline' this week

The new Garden Terrace development takes a small but serious step toward housing Austin's homeless.

International Human Rights Day activities in Austin strung together workers' rights, social services, and Texas' awful death penalty.

News briefs from Austin, the region, and elsewhere.

The United Way and the Boy Scouts have both acted admirably in their parting of ways; their decisions call for a sense of moral nuance that is lately all too rare.