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  • Image: Dad Hole

    Dad Hole

    Aug. 6-9, 7:30-9 p.m.

    dadaLab

    2008 Alexander, Austin East

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    $25

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    Sarah Loucks and Amber Wilson present DAD HOLE, a performance piece created by Sarah Loucks, Matt Spain, Ann Marie Dorr, Kat Ellison Williams, and CB Goodman. Matt and Kat are two best buds on a quest. They're trying to fix an engine and fix masculinity all on a Saturday afternoon. Can they do it? DAD HOLE is an absurd comedy that examines the paradox of contemporary masculinity through the perspective of two unlikely heroes. The garage is sweaty. The drinks are cold. The engine is rusty. Pull up a lawn chair and join us. We can't fix masculinity without you. +1 512-222-8380
  • Image: MAMAMOO

    MAMAMOO

    Fri., Aug. 21, 7:30-10:30 p.m.

    H-E-B Center at Cedar Park

    2100 Avenue of the Stars, Cedar Park Beyond Austin

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    Varies ($65 and up)

    MAMAMOO, the internationally popular K-pop girl group known for powerhouse live vocals and dynamic performances, is bringing its 2026 U.S. reunion tour "4WARD" to Cedar Park, TX on August 21st at H-E-B Center. The four-member group, which includes Solar, Moonbyul, Wheein, and Hwasa, debuted in 2014 and is celebrating its 12th anniversary with this tour. They recently released the special single “4 Flowers,” and the U.S. run (August 12-30th) includes seven cities nationwide. 512/600-5000
  • Image: Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival

    Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival

    Sun., Aug. 30, 3-9 p.m.

    Radio/East

    3504 Montopolis, Austin South

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    $20-25

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    Stock up on milk and ice cream ahead of this capsaicin celebration as your very own Chronicle rounds up the best and spiciest sauces to tantalize your tastebuds. Your ears get in on the tingling action, too, as fire live music makes this the hottest happenin’ in town.
  • Image: The Palm Beach Story

    The Palm Beach Story

    July 28 and Aug. 1

    AFS Cinema

    6406 N. I-35 Ste. 3100, Austin Midtown

    Big finish! AFS Cinema’s short run of Preston Sturges pictures ends with this wonderfully fizzy screwball, a prime specimen of the “comedy of remarriage” genre (and a personal fave). Boasting a sexual chemistry that defied the era’s movie morality code, Joel McCrea and Claudette Colbert play a married couple headed for splitsville – specifically, via a sleeper train to Florida, where she plans to get a quickie divorce. A lot goes wrong, in all the right ways, and it’s all so divinely silly, you will absolutely feel lighter and brighter afterwards. – Kimberley Jones 512/322-0145
  • Image: Due West

    Due West

    July 23-29

    Violet Crown Cinema

    434 W. Second, Austin Downtown

    Filmed among the scrubland and deserts around Marathon and Alpine, neo-Western Due West is a true Texas production. Produced by ATX TV Festival creators Emily Gipson & Caitlin McFarland and edited by longtime Richard Linklater collaborator Sandra Adair, it’s also the debut feature from Pampa native and Austin transplant Evan Miller. Front and center is Austin’s own Adrianne Palicki as a woman making tough decisions and heading to the wrong side of the law. But this isn’t about showdowns and shootouts: Instead, Miller and co-writer Hardy Janson bring a contemporary twist to their classic West Texas imagery. Catch this very… 512/495-9600
  • Image: Spirited Away

    Spirited Away

    July 24-30

    AFS Cinema

    6406 N. I-35 Ste. 3100, Austin Midtown

    Everyone should see this Ghibli classic at least once, and preferably many times throughout life, whenever one needs a boost of inspiration and courage. Kids especially should take this opportunity to see it on the big screen, and enjoy full immersion in Hayao Miyazaki’s brilliant & strange world of spirits. Apart from the gorgeous animation of a Japanese bathhouse and the serene landscape surrounding it, 10-year-old Chihiro’s odyssey through the spirit world has yielded so many iconic characters – the soot sprites, the radish spirit, No Face, Yubaba. If you’re not already acquainted with these guys, you’re in for a… 512/322-0145
  • Image: The Land Before Time

    The Land Before Time

    July 24-30

    Galaxy Highland 10

    6700 Middle Fiskville, N. I-35 & Middle Fiskville, Austin Midtown

    Former Disney animator Don Bluth was able to challenge the House of Mouse’s box office supremacy with his Nineties spate of animated features. Not every title in the lineup remains timeless – A Troll in Central Park, anyone? – but the ones that hit were like the meteor that wiped out a certain saurian population, which is to say they were quite impactful. Whether you watched this emotional feature inspired by Bambi as a dino-obsessed kid or want to expose today’s youth to the plight of long necks, three horns, and sharp tooths, Galaxy’s big ol’ recliners await your nostalgic… 512/467-7305
  • Image: Noon Tunes Summer Midday Series

    Noon Tunes Summer Midday Series

    Tue., Aug. 11

    KMFA 89.5FM

    41 Navasota St., Austin Lower East

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    An admission: Local classical station KMFA 89.5 has fast become my favorite radio preset. So know this comes from an honest place when I recommend the station’s Kids on Key summer series for you and any youths in your orbit. Each presentation (July 14, 28, and August 11) is hosted by Saturday Matinee and KMFA by Request’s Guillermo Delgado and showcases a different selection from Looney Tunes’ Merrie Melodies oeuvre. Iconic tracks from the classical repertoire get a zany boost from Bugs & co., from Liszt in “Rhapsody Rabbit” to Rossini in “Rabbit of Seville.” Delgado adds context to the… 512/476-5632
  • Image: “Where Memory Becomes Land”

    “Where Memory Becomes Land”

    Through Sept. 13

    Central Library

    710 W. Cesar Chavez, Austin Downtown

    Curation is key to art appreciation, at least when it comes to local org _OFCOLOR’s collaboration with the Austin Public Library and the Library Foundation. Over seven months, emerging curators Cathy Le, Paola Ward, Asami Robledo-Allen Yamamoto, and Corri Greene participated in a curation fellowship program made to uplift the curatorial field and those keeping it alive & well. Their final project is this exhibition displayed in the Downtown library’s second-floor gallery: a collective exploration of “memory, migration, and cultural inheritance” from multi-medium artists Alejandra Almuelle, Lys Santamaria, Sandra Fernandez, Rewon Shimray, Rakhee Jain Desai, Raul Rodriguez, Liza Zaldivar Salazar,… 512/974-7400
  • Image: American Modernism From the Charles Butt Collection: From Edward Hopper to Alma Thomas

    American Modernism From the Charles Butt Collection: From Edward Hopper to Alma Thomas

    Through August 2

    The Blanton Museum of Art

    200 E. MLK, Austin Campus

    Scenes of urban loneliness and pastoral stoicism, colorful snippets of joyous living, and form-defying illustrations of social structures are a few expressive artworks on display in this much-anticipated exhibit – to say nothing of the bright mosaic-inspired paintings of Alma Thomas and the enveloping nature depictions of Georgia O’Keeffe. On the collection’s first public tour, H-E-B heir Charles Butt shares over 80 works by America’s most prominent modernist artists. Enveloping cubism, abstraction, and landscape movements that captured imaginations from the late 19th century through the Seventies, these varied expressions of identity and experience distinguished an era of American art. –… 512/471-5482
  • Image: Paramount Theatre’s Summer Classic Film Series

    Paramount Theatre’s Summer Classic Film Series

    May through August

    Multiple Locations

    Austin movie lovers’ favorite rite of summer – over 50 years running – will look a little different this year once the Paramount’s long-awaited renovation project kicks off mid-June. Never fear: They’ll still be screening classic films, only at other venues, like the State Theatre and Hyperreal Film Club. 512/474-1221
  • Image: “Run the Code: Data-Driven Art Decoded”

    “Run the Code: Data-Driven Art Decoded”

    Through August 2

    The Blanton Museum of Art

    200 E. MLK, Austin Campus

    Interested in how contemporary artists are using algorithms and artificial intelligence to create original and interesting artworks? Check out Blanton’s “Run the Code" exhibit in collaboration with the Thoma Foundation featuring work from digital artists like Turkish artist Refik Anadol and Spanish artist Daniel Canogar. The exhibit explores the question of “What does it mean to create art in a world shaped by data?” and how algorithms can create interactive pieces of art. Blanton members can see an exclusive preview on March 7. – Valeria Cruz Butrón 512/471-5482
  • Image: “Summer Break”

    “Summer Break”

    Through Sept. 5

    Ivester Contemporary

    916 Springdale #107, 916 Springdale #107, Austin East

    Adult life has many singular advantages, like deciding your own bedtime, but what doesn’t really exist for most mature individuals is that perfect three-month-ish break mid-year that all schoolgoing youth enjoy. (Exceptions exist for those among us afflicted with permanent grad-school-itis.) But much like an adult can simply choose to konk out at 2am, so too can they give themselves a break from their busy life with a trip to the art gallery. Enjoy a little cultural chill time at Ivester’s new exhibition then. The amuse-bouche of their currently represented and listed artists (like Josias Figueirido, Kalee Appleton, and Anya…
  • Image: Texas Festivals: Creating Community Through Celebration

    Texas Festivals: Creating Community Through Celebration

    Through Sept. 27

    Bullock Texas State History Museum

    1800 Congress, Austin Campus

    Everything, for the most part, is bigger in Texas – and that includes the community celebrations. Kicking off this Saturday, April 25, and running until late September is the Bob Bullock Museum’s tribute to the festivals of the Lone Star State. Showcasing 27 Texan fests, the exhibition’s three sections explores these festive affairs through iconic artifacts, a short documentary, and several interactive elements, from make-your-own gown trains to Mad Libs-style festival name making, and even a food truck-themed play area. With summer nipping at our spring heels, here’s a great way to soak in all the festival fun within the… 512/936-4629
  • Image: larí garcía: “Spirit of Discrimination”

    larí garcía: “Spirit of Discrimination”

    Through Sept. 3

    Women & Their Work

    1311 E. Cesar Chavez, Austin Lower East

    Webster’s Dictionary defines “spirit” as both an animating principle “held to give life to physical organisms” as well as a “supernatural being.” Both definitions get explored in artist larí garcía’s exhibition, itself inspired by their trip to renowned Spiritualist center La Casa de Las Almas (house of the souls). Their research while at the Puerto Rican landmark uncovered a startling lineage of misogyny undercutting what was also “a refuge primarily for members of the working class and women who felt excluded from the Catholic Church.” Through sculpture and installations produced on-site, garcía examines the discrimination underpinning religious spaces and how,… 512/477-1064
  • Image: "Papers"

    "Papers"

    Wed., July 29, 11 a.m., Thu., July 30, 11 a.m., Sat., Aug. 1, 11 a.m. and Sun., Aug. 2, 11 a.m.

    Georgetown Art Center

    816 S. Main, Georgetown Beyond Austin

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    Free

    (GEORGETOWN, Texas) — Georgetown Art Center will present Papers, a solo exhibition by Austin-based Mexican-American artist Bernie Diaz, on view July 2 through August 2, 2026. Papers features small-scale abstract paper assemblages and collage-derived paintings that explore identity formation, fragmentation and historical revision. Through layered words and images, Diaz obscures origins, questions meaning and highlights the tension between clarity and obscurity. The exhibition will include an opening reception on Saturday, July 11 from 4–6 p.m., an artist talk on Sunday, July 12 at 2 p.m. and a masterclass on Saturday, July 18. WHAT: Papers exhibition, opening reception, artist talk and 512/930-2583
  • Image: Noon Tunes: Critter City & Sing-Along

    Noon Tunes: Critter City & Sing-Along

    Tue., Aug. 11, 12-1 p.m.

    Draylen Mason Studio

    41 Navasota, Austin Lower East

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    Free

    “Betty the Bat’s Singalong Adventure” is an interactive musical experience designed for young audiences and their families. Created and performed by the Cover to Cover Quintet, this lively concert invites children to join the fun from the very first note! In the first half, kids and grown-ups alike sing along with new and classic songs inspired by Western folk tunes. The journey continues with Critter City, a whimsical choose-your-own-adventure shaped by audience participation. This one-of-a-kind production follows Betty the Bat and her animal friends through an original tale combining narration, live music, and visual art to celebrate local wildlife. (512) 476-5632
  • Image: Camp Lucy's Live Fire Master Class Experience

    Camp Lucy's Live Fire Master Class Experience

    Wed., July 29

    Camp Lucy

    3509 Creek Rd., Dripping Springs Beyond Austin

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    GA-$450, 3 Day VIP-$2,500

    Camp Lucy’s Live Fire Master Class is a three-day culinary experience set against the backdrop of the Texas Hill Country. This is not a food festival. It is an intimate, immersive gathering designed for BBQ enthusiasts, industry insiders, and anyone who believes that great barbecue is an art form worth studying. Taking place July 27–29, 2026 at Camp Lucy in Dripping Springs, Texas, we’re bringing together some of the most respected pitmasters and chefs in the country — including names from Texas Monthly’s Top 50 Best BBQ list and award-winning culinary talent from across the great state of Texas. 512/894-4400
  • Image: MagicProv: The Mashup

    MagicProv: The Mashup

    Tue., Aug. 25, 7-8 p.m.

    Fallout Theater

    616 Lavaca, Austin Downtown

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    $12 - $16

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    The Mashup comes to the Fallout Theater. Well known for its cutting edge comedy, Fallout Theater brings you a one of a kind entertainment experience. Featuring the best of Austin Magic and Austin improvisors, Magicprov combines mind blowing magic for adults with magic themed improv. 616/676-7209
  • Image: Sahara Quartet & Friends

    Sahara Quartet & Friends

    Tue., Aug. 11, 7 p.m.

    Aristocrat Lounge

    6507 Burnet Rd., Austin Midtown

    737/742-1894
  • Image: Round Rock Express vs. Reno Aces

    Round Rock Express vs. Reno Aces

    Wed., July 29, 6:45 p.m., Thu., July 30, 6:45 p.m., Fri., July 31, 7:05 p.m., Sat., Aug. 1, 7:05 p.m. and Sun., Aug. 2, 6:05 p.m.

    Dell Diamond

    3400 E. Palm Valley Blvd., Round Rock Beyond Austin

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    512/255-2255
  • Image: Grooveline Horns, D-Madness

    Grooveline Horns, D-Madness

    Tuesdays, 9:30 p.m. Continues through Aug. 25

    C-Boy's Heart & Soul

    2008 S. Congress, Austin South Congress and South First

    $15 cover (21+)

    512/215-0023
  • Image: We Are Blood x YMCA Summer Community Blood Drives

    We Are Blood x YMCA Summer Community Blood Drives

    Through July 31, 12 a.m.-12 p.m.

    We Are Blood South Austin Donor Center

    3100 W. Slaughter Ste. A-106, Austin South

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    Free

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    Save local lives right in your neighborhood! From July 20 through July 31, We Are Blood is partnering with the Greater Austin YMCA and YMCA of Central Texas to host convenient community blood drives. Roll up a sleeve at your local Y to beat the summer shortage and score an exclusive We Are Blood dri-fit t-shirt! Schedule your appointment today at weareblood.org or call 512-206-1266. Walk-ins welcome! 5122061266
  • Image: Austin ISD Enrollment Help

    Austin ISD Enrollment Help

    Mondays-Thursdays, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Continues through July 30

    Wooten Elementary

    1405 Wooten Dr., Austin North

    Free

    Throughout the summer, the District is offering in-person registration support for parents and guardians at Central Office and at select campuses. Families can receive help with guardianships, records requests and more. 512/414-1700
  • Image: Austin ISD Enrollment Help

    Austin ISD Enrollment Help

    Through July 30, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

    Austin ISD Central Office

    4000 S. I-35 Frontage Rd., Austin South

    Free

    Throughout the summer, the District is offering in-person registration support for parents and guardians at Central Office and at select campuses. Families can receive help with guardianships, records requests and more. 512/414-1700
  • Image: Donate Blood, Get a Free Alamo Drafthouse Movie Ticket!

    Donate Blood, Get a Free Alamo Drafthouse Movie Ticket!

    Through July 31, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.

    We Are Blood

    4300 N. Lamar, Austin Midtown

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    Free

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    Save lives and see a movie on us! Donate blood or platelets at any We Are Blood donor center or mobile drive between July 16 and July 21 to receive a FREE Alamo Drafthouse Cinema movie ticket voucher. Help beat the summer blood shortage and protect the Central Texas supply. Book your lifesaving appointment at weareblood.org or call 512-206-1266. Walk-ins welcome! 5122061266
  • Image: MoveOutATX

    MoveOutATX

    Through July 31, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

    West Campus

    (missing address), Austin Greater Austin

    Free

    MoveOutATX helps West Campus residents donate gently used belongings instead of leaving them for the landfill. Austin Resource Recovery partners with the University of Texas at Austin to set up convenient donation stations during the busy July move-out season. Anyone is welcome to drop off items and give them a second life with local reuse organizations. Visit the website for locations and times.
  • Image: Team building activities in Round Rock

    Team building activities in Round Rock

    Mondays-Sundays, 12-9 p.m. Continues through Aug. 3

    Monster Mini Golf Round Rock

    3916 Gattis School Rd., Round Rock North

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    Looking for summer team building activities in Round Rock that your team will actually enjoy? Monster Mini Golf combines friendly competition, interactive entertainment, arcade games, and glow-in-the-dark mini golf into an unforgettable group experience. Perfect for employee appreciation events, company outings, youth groups, summer camps, and team celebrations. Skip the conference room and bring your team together for a little monster-sized fun. 512/609-8180
  • Image: Planning Commission Meeting

    Planning Commission Meeting

    Second and Fourth Tuesday of every month

    City Hall

    301 W. Second, Austin Downtown

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    See agenda for details. Second & fourth Tuesdays, 6pm
  • Image: Afterschool Lego Lab

    Afterschool Lego Lab

    Fourth and Second Tuesday of every month

    Old Quarry Branch Library

    7051 Village Center Dr., Austin North

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    Free

    The library provides the blocks, so kids just have to bring their imaginations. Second & fourth Tuesdays, 3:30-5pm 512/974-8860
  • Image: Honky-Tonk Two-Step 101: Learn Austin's Signature Dance Online

    Honky-Tonk Two-Step 101: Learn Austin's Signature Dance Online

    Through Sept. 1, 2030, 12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

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    $87.00

    Learn Austin's Honky-Tonk Two-Step from home! Beginner-friendly online course. Dance confidently at any venue. Start anytime at a fraction of the cost of Private Lessons! 5122700444
  • Image: Texas America250 Exhibit Opens

    Texas America250 Exhibit Opens

    Mondays-Fridays, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Continues through Dec. 11

    Texas State Library & Archives

    1201 Brazos, Austin Downtown

    Free

    Now on view at the Lorenzo de Zavala State Archives and Library Building in Austin, Texas America250 highlights the outsized impact Texans have had on the nation. The exhibit showcases iconic moments and contributions—from cowboys to astronauts, and from Beaumont to Big Bend—that helped shape the United States. Visitors will explore artifacts from the State Archives’ collections, including early 20th-century spurs and cowbells, historic photographs, maps, music, and the State of Texas Medal of Valor presented to the Apollo 11 astronauts in 1971. The exhibit will be on view throughout 2026. 512/463-5514
  • Image: 2026 Summer Academy

    2026 Summer Academy

    Through Aug. 7, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

    TexARTS

    1110 S RR 620, Lakeway West Austin and Lakeway

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    Full Day: $385 | Half Day: $285

    Full Day Camps for Ages 7-10 | Half Day Camps for Ages 5-8 Step into the enchanting worlds in our week-long musical theater camps! Young performers will bring the magical stories to life, singing and dancing to favorite songs from the movies or tv shows. With a mix of creativity, teamwork, and fun, our camps will give your child summer friends and memories to remember! Full Day: $385 | Half Day: $285 Need Early Drop off and Late Pick Up? We've got you covered! (512) 852-9079
  • Image: Creative Action Summer Camp

    Creative Action Summer Camp

    Through Aug. 7, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

    Blanton Elementary

    5408 Westminster Dr., Austin East

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    Summer Camp One Week: USD 425.00

    Our award-winning summer camps provide your child with hands-on learning, arts exploration, social and emotional growth, and both indoor and outdoor fun. Each week offers a unique theme taught by our professional teaching artists. Camps held at: Blanton Elementary, Pickle Elementary, Marshall Middle School, Headwaters School - River Campus Category: Community | Summer Camp Date and Time: Monday June 08, 2026 at 8:30 am to Friday August 07, 2026 at 5:30 pm Venue details: Blanton Elementary, 5408 Westminster Drive, Austin, Texas, 78723, United States 512-442-8773
  • Image: Ice Age in the Wild

    Ice Age in the Wild

    Through Aug. 15, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

    Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

    4801 La Crosse, Austin South

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    Free with general admission

    The Wildflower Center will soon be transformed into an Ice Age landscape! Travel back in time and meet 15 gigantic mammals – including a 17,500-pound woolly mammoth – that have come out of extinction to stomp around the gardens. Watch in wonder as these robotic beasts breathe, roar, glare down their prey and flick their tails in excitement. After all that time away, it must feel so good to be back. 512/232-0100
  • Image: Recovering the Lost Words

    Recovering the Lost Words

    Mondays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Continues through Aug. 15

    Dougherty Arts Center

    1110 Barton Springs Rd., Austin South Congress and South First

    Free

    “Recovering the Lost Words” brings together the artwork of eight Texas Master Naturalists to memorialize words from nature that were removed from the Oxford Junior Dictionary in recent years. Through photography, illustration, embroidery, stained glass, painting, and mixed media, the exhibition reintroduces these “lost words” to encourage viewers of all ages to rediscover the wonder of the natural world. 512-974-4000
  • Image: Contemporary Project 16: Tammy Nguyen

    Contemporary Project 16: Tammy Nguyen

    Tuesdays-Sundays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Continues through Sept. 6

    The Blanton Museum of Art

    200 E. MLK, Austin Campus

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    $15.00

    Multidisciplinary artist Tammy Nguyen is known internationally for her paintings, prints, and unique artist books. In her richly layered and captivating artworks, Nguyen brings together global histories, literary traditions, and evolving visual traditions. For the sixteenth Contemporary Project in the Blanton Museum of Art's series showcasing innovative work by contemporary artists, multidisciplinary artist Tammy Nguyen is creating brand-new work, including paintings, prints, and a handmade artist book. Drawing on literary references, Cold War–era science, and intricate ecological imagery, her richly layered compositions interweave figures, flora, fauna, and symbolic forms to explore how ambition, belief, and invention intersect. 512-471-5482
  • Image: Rosas y Revelaciones: Homage to la Virgen de Guadalupe

    Rosas y Revelaciones: Homage to la Virgen de Guadalupe

    Fridays, Saturdays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Mondays-Thursdays, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Continues through Aug. 9

    Mexic-Arte Museum

    419 Congress, Austin Downtown

    Coordinated by Linda Hanna, Rosas y Revelaciones brings together extraordinary garments and wearable works of art inspired by the image of la Virgen de Guadalupe, created by textile artists from across Mexico. The collection reflects both deep devotion and bold artistic innovation, offering visitors an intimate look at the ways traditional techniques can express profound faith, imagination, and identity. 512/480-9373
  • Image: Little Memories

    Little Memories

    Mondays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Continues through Aug. 15

    Dougherty Arts Center

    1110 Barton Springs Rd., Austin South Congress and South First

    Free

    “Little Memories” is a collection of works inspired by childhood memories shared between the artist Zoee Xiao and her children. Through her whimsical interpretation of childhood, Zoee’s paintings celebrate the beauty of simplicity, the magic in the mundane, and everyday wonder. The exhibition invites viewers to slow down, rediscover childlike curiosity, and appreciate the subtle joys woven into ordinary life. 512/974-4000
  • Image: Run the Code: Data-Driven Art Decoded by Thoma Foundation X Blanton Museum of Art

    Run the Code: Data-Driven Art Decoded by Thoma Foundation X Blanton Museum of Art

    Tuesdays-Fridays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Continues through Aug. 1

    The Blanton Museum of Art

    200 E. MLK, Austin Campus

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    $15.00

    Discover Run the Code, an immersive exhibition where contemporary artists transform algorithms, generative AI, and digital systems into powerful works that explore nature, art history, internet culture, and human behavior with works that respond to your movement and presence, generate constantly evolving imagery, and remix cultural archives through machine processes. 512-471-5482
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