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  • Image: Austin Swing Syndicate: Social Dancing

    Thursdays

    Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Mansion

    2312 San Gabriel, 2312 San Gabriel St., Austin Campus

    $7
    You know that the Syndicate holds one of the longest running and best-attended weekly swing dances in the country, right? Make note! There's an absolute beginner lesson which starts at 8pm, then social dancing to live music or DJs from 9pm until midnight. All ages are welcome. 512/476-5845
  • Image: Purrsdays

    Thursdays

    Domo Alley-Gato

    1600-B E. Sixth, Austin Lower East

    Make Thursday the cat's meow from 7-11pm with DJ sets, ramen, and $3 Kirin beers. Every Thursday 737/340-0990
  • Image: Garage

    Thursdays

    Fallout Theater

    616 Lavaca, Austin Downtown

    Laugh, live, and love with these hilarious women and nonbinary comics as Lindsey Walther, Alex Walker, Irielle Wesley, Angelina Martin, Steph VF, Molly Moore, Malia Moss, Maria Pond, Bri Huddock, and Arielle LaGuette deliver top-tier improv. 616/676-7209
  • Image: Thursday Night Social Ride

    Thursdays

    Festival Beach

    2101 Jesse E. Segovia, Austin Lower East

    Join Social Cycling Austin for a fun themed ride with post-ride activities, and check the event page for details on themes and stops.
  • Image: Puss

    Thursdays

    Revenge

    507 West Ave., Austin Downtown

    Me-OW! This claw-some drag show features the feline talents of hosts Serena Blake and Eileen Dover, with special guests Tigris and Justice as well as exclusive specialty cocktails.
  • Image: Ride Bikes Thursday

    Thursdays

    Parque Zaragoza

    2608 Gonzales, Austin East

    Join Ride Bikes Austin for a socially paced group ride starting and ending at Parque Zaragoza and visiting a different park each week. Meet at the basketball court for an 8pm departure on a 10- to 15-mile route. Thursdays, 7:30pm 512/472-7142
  • Image: PGraph

    Thursdays

    Hideout Theatre & Coffeehouse

    617 Congress, Austin Downtown

    Austin’s reputation as an improv comedy town has a lot to do with the trio of Kareem Badr, Kaci Beeler, and Roy Janik, aka Parallelogramophonograph (or PGraph, if you’re nasty). With over a thousand unique performances under their combined belts, they’ve taken just about every award possible for their approach to improv, which is a lot more than just zany sketches. With their longtime residency at the current Hideout location coming to a close later this year as the beloved Downtown coffeehouse/theatre searches for a new home, catch this Austin comedy royalty in their throne room every Thursday until then.… 512/476-1313
  • Image: Stephen Clark Gallery

    Thursdays-Saturdays

    Stephen L. Clark Gallery

    1101 W. Sixth, Austin Old West Austin

    The gallery specializes in fine art photographs with an emphasis on contemporary work, also presenting an array of national and international vintage work. Best bet: The lensed and enhanced brilliances of Kate Breakey. Thu.-Sat., 11am-4pm 512/477-0828
  • Image: East Austin Comedy Club

    Thursdays-Saturdays

    Tiger Den

    1303 E. Fourth, Austin Lower East

    This laughalicious club operates out of Tiger Den on the Eastside and is the city's only BIPOC-owned comedy venue. Thu., 7 & 9pm; Fri.-Sat., 8 & 10pm
  • Image: Wyld Gallery

    Thursdays-Saturdays

    Wyld Gallery

    916 Springdale, Austin East

    This is Ray Donley's gallery of art by Native Americans, located in that company of artistic glory called Canopy and resplendent with creations from the original people of our struggling country. Call for appointment 512/657-6583
  • Image: Roadhouse Relics

    Thursdays-Saturdays

    Roadhouse Relics

    1720 S. First, 1720 S. First, Austin South Congress and South First

    Vintage neon, carnival banners, and other tributes to U.S. popular culture by Todd Sanders. 512/442-6366
  • Image: Stephen L. Clark Gallery: Kate Breakey

    Stephen L. Clark Gallery

    1101 W. Sixth, Austin Old West Austin

    This exhibition of new work by Kate Breakey showcases hand-colored photography of the natural world, particularly of Texan and Australian landscapes, animals, and insects. 512/477-0828
  • Image: Fallout Comedy

    Thursdays-Saturdays

    Fallout Theater

    616 Lavaca, Austin Downtown

    This hotbed of local performance is carrying on even more than usual, with an eclectic mix of live, mind-rocking comedy from some of Austin's best, all week long. And, srsly, who would ever disagree with the sentiment of Monday night's Fuck This Week show? Check the website for details. 616/676-7209
  • Image: Yard Dog: New Baseball Paintings

    Thursdays-Saturdays

    Yard Dog

    916 Springdale, Austin East

    Austin artist Will Johnson explores the history of baseball in a series of portraits of players. An avid baseball fan since childhood, he began creating these paintings in 2007 or 2008, wanting to pay tribute to some of his favorite players and stories — especially unheralded players — through folk art paintings. 512/912-1613
  • Image: Helios Fused Glass Studio

    Thursdays-Saturdays

    Helios Kiln Glass Studio

    10700 Anderson Mill Rd., 10700 Anderson Mill Rd., Austin Greater Austin

    Learn while they burn at this professional studio – a nationally recognized teaching facility and retailer of fusible glass and supplies. 512/996-0960
  • Image: Night Golf

    Thursdays-Saturdays

    Butler Pitch & Putt

    201 Lee Barton, Austin South Lamar and Barton Springs

    A nighttime shotgun-style nine-hole round made more fun and challenging with glow-in-the-dark balls. 512/477-4430
  • Image: Comedy Showcase

    Thursdays-Sundays

    Cap City Comedy Club

    11506 Century Oaks Ste. B-100, Austin North

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    $27 and up
    That's right: The longtime cornerstone of Austin's comedy scene is in the Domain with an ongoing showcase of the country's top comics gracing the mainstage each week. 512/467-2333
  • Image: Improve at The Hideout

    Thursdays-Sundays

    Hideout Theatre & Coffeehouse

    617 Congress, Austin Downtown

    The diverse lineup of hilarious, always surprising improv shows continues, with Pgraph and Maestro and the Big Bash and more, for the most unexpected delights of in-person entertainment. 512/476-1313
  • Image: Laguna Gloria

    Thursdays-Sundays

    Laguna Gloria Amphitheater

    3809 W. 35th, Austin Old West Austin

    This local treasure of a venue, run by those Contemporary Austin folks who also bring us the Jones Center shows Downtown, is all about the outdoors – and the many examples of world-class sculpture arranged thereupon.
  • Image: PAACK

    Thursdays, 6-7:30 p.m.

    Saxon Pub

    1320 S. Lamar, Austin South Lamar and Barton Springs

    FREE
    PAACK has a FREE weekly residency every Thursday at The Saxon Pub. 512-448-2552
  • Image: UCB Harold Night

    Thursdays, 7-8:15 p.m.

    ColdTowne Theater

    1700 E. Second, Austin Lower East

    Harold Night is UCB’s long-running weekly improv show featuring homegrown teams at the top of their game performing, you guessed it, The Harold. 8646425907
  • Image: Queer Magic the Gathering Night

    Thursdays, 7-10 p.m.

    Dragon's Lair Comics & Fantasy

    2438 W. Anderson Ste. B-1, Austin Midtown

    Get Tickets Tickets

    Free but RSVP
    Are you LGBTQ and a fan of Magic? Have you never picked up a card but your gay spirit yearns to build a deck? Do you reject the temptations of Yu-Gi-Oh! and its many big-haired idols? Then you may find yourself among friends at this weekly meetup of queer Magic: The Gathering players. Welcome are the dedicated, the lapsed, and the newbies these Thursday nights – even those sans cards can participate. Masks, however, are required, but they’ve got spares if you forget yours at home. – James Scott 512/454-2399
  • Image: Verbena Vibes

    Thursdays, 7-10 p.m.

    Verbena Food & Drink

    612 W. Sixth St., Austin Downtown

    Live music every Thursday - Showcasing Local Talent! (512)-991-3019
  • Image: AMPed Up Karaoke Nights

    Thursdays, 8 p.m.-2:30 a.m.

    Anderson Mill Pub

    10401 Anderson Mill #121, Austin West Austin and Lakeway

    AMPed Up Karaoke Nights Every Thursday night Join us for a night of karaoke where anyone can take the stage. If you’re singing your favorite songs or just cheering others on, it’s all about having a good time and enjoying the moment. All are welcome to join the stage. Come sing, grab a drink, and enjoy the night. (512) 614-4815
  • Image: Thursday Night Flipper Fight

    Thursdays, 8 p.m.

    Pinballz Arcade

    8940 Research #100, Austin Midtown

    Roll through for a tournament hosted by local pinball club Salamander City, with five rounds of play followed by the playoffs. 512/420-8458
  • Image: The Recipe Box

    Thursdays-Saturdays, 8 p.m.

    Ground Floor Theatre

    979 Springdale #122, Austin East

    Get Tickets Tickets

    22.50 - 60
    Del Shores, the creator of Sordid Lives, comes to Austin Rainbow Theatre to direct the regional premiere of his newest play—only its second production anywhere. Set on a lush Louisiana porch, The Recipe Box follows a guarded math professor whose painful breakup leaves him living with his ex-husband’s sharp-tongued, 70-something mother. Together, they form an unexpected chosen family filled with secrets, laughter, and plenty of Southern dysfunction. Starring acclaimed actor Emerson Collins, this hilarious and heartfelt limited engagement explores heartbreak, healing, and the beautiful chaos of the families we create. 512/840-1804
  • Image: The Yellow Wallpaper

    Thursdays-Saturdays, 8-10:30 p.m.

    Trinity St Playhouse

    901 Trinity, 4th Floor, Austin Downtown

    Get Tickets Tickets

    General Admission $30, Student/Senior $25, VIP $40
    A young mother recovers from postpartum depression at a mysterious estate under the care of her Doctor/Husband. She is haunted by mysterious figures that she perceives in the yellow wallpaper of the room to which she is confined until secrets emerging from her past drive her to madness. Charlotte Perkins Gilman's classic gothic horror story comes to life in a new stage adaptation with the gorgeous production values of The Archive Theater. 512/890-9923
  • Image: MOJO

    Thursdays, 8:30 p.m.-1 a.m.

    Roadhouse Bar

    1103 Wonder, Round Rock Beyond Austin

    Free
    Live Blues/Rock jam session, bring your instrument. 8:30 to Midnight every Thursday. 512-218-0813
  • Image: Gaymer Night

    Thursdays, 9 p.m.

    Oilcan's

    211 W. Fourth, Austin Downtown

    Alice Express hosts this gaymer's delight, with Super Smash Bros tournies, Mario Kart battles, VR areas, and more. 512/320-8823
  • Image: Atomic Weekend — Hip-Hop + Open Format

    Thursdays-Saturdays, 9 p.m.-2 a.m.

    The Atomic Heart Lounge

    3608 Chapman Ln., Austin Southeast

    Free
    The Atomic Heart Lounge is Austin’s Thursday-through-Saturday destination for Hip-Hop + Open Format nightlife. Live DJs mix Hip-Hop, R&B, throwbacks and current club records with a full dance floor, VIP tables, bottle service, birthdays and group celebrations. 21+. (512)765-5349
  • Image: Play! With Chique Fil-Atio

    Every other Thursday, 10 p.m.

    The Iron Bear

    301 W. Sixth, Austin Downtown

    Gamers unite at this gathering featuring tournament style Switch games, card and board games, darts, retro gaming, and more, all while Chique Fil-Atio DJs. Sign up after Geeks Who Drink.
  • Image: Good Taste

    Thursdays, 10 p.m.

    Saturn Cocktail Club

    906 Congress, Austin Downtown

    Want to sing with a star? Aira Juliet sets up karaoke shop at another spot every Thursday with this event for “well-dressed people with questionable song choices.” 512/222-7673
  • Image: Jimmie Dreams & Friends

    Thursdays, 10 p.m.

    Sam's Town Point

    2115 Allred, Austin South

    512/965-6028
  • Image: Da' Homies

    Thursdays, 10:30 p.m.

    Continental Club Gallery

    1313-A S. Congress, Austin South Congress and South First

    $10 cover (21+)
    512/441-2444
  • Image: Begotten

    Oct. 30-31

    AFS Cinema

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

    This 1989 “metaphysical splatter film” (Premiere) is not so much to be enjoyed as to be suffered through willingly, so take that as a warning. Beginning with a suicide in which Mother Earth appears from within a man’s disemboweled guts and then does unspeakable things to birth the Son of Earth, this grotesque occult horror is not for the faint of heart. If you’re looking for some real DIY black-and-white silent freakouts this Halloween, think of this as director E. Elias Merhige’s shot, and his more mainstream horror comedy Shadow of the Vampire (starring Willem Dafoe and John Malkovich) as… 512/322-0145
  • Image: Monster Romance Bash

    Fri., Oct. 30

    Finney's Books

    3823 Airport Blvd. Ste. D, Austin East

    Love can be a frightening prospect – the horror of being known! – but this Eastside romance bookstore ain’t trading in terrors for their Halloween party. Instead, literary lovers can RSVP for a dance party featuring a costume contest, photo booth, and seasonally spooky treats. Not enough to fill your metaphorical trick-or-treat bucket? Local authors M.L. Eaden (Moonlight Marked) and Catrina Bell (Beastly & Bookish) come around to spread booooo-tiful book magic. Say hi to young Finney if the furry boy’s around, too! – James Scott 512/763-7588
  • Image: We Come to This Place for the Magic: An October Ode to Nicole Kidman

    Fridays in October

    Barrett's Too

    103 E. North Loop, Austin Midtown

    One of our favorite Australians is enjoying a cultural power increase, thanks in part to former ballerina and current Slovak pop-star Adéla’s ballad to her beauty aptly titled “Nicole Kidman.” But the actress earned top tier Mother status ages ago through her performance as the ideal moviegoer in AMC’s pre-show as well as through her many, MANY iconic performances. See a sterling selection programmed each Friday in October over at Barrett’s Too: her macabre maternal instincts in Park Chan-wook’s Stoker (10/9) and Alejandro Amenábar’s The Others (10/23), her best proto-Erika Kirk impression in Gus Van Sant’s To Die For (10/16),… 512/270-1955
  • Image: The Austin Seance

    Oct. 30-Nov. 1

    The Vortex

    2307 Manor Rd., Austin East

    Many say it’s a fool’s errand to attempt to contact the spirits – no matter how carefully chosen your Ouija questions may be, a demon might slip through the cracks along with whoever you’re trying to contact. That’s why the Austin Seance takes place in public: There’s safety in numbers, right? … right? All through Halloweekend the Vortex will be attempting to contact the spirits in the historic Pony Shed. Texas Standard stresses, “this is not a scripted show, but a communal experience.” So get your Patrizi’s pasta, a drink from the Butterfly Bar, and settle in for potentially some… 512/478-5282
  • Image: B Scene: Monster Ball

    Fri., Oct. 30

    The Blanton Museum of Art

    200 E. MLK, Austin Campus

    Several times a year, the art museum on the UT campus stays open late for a party with plenty of art, culture, and music, and this time it happens to coincide with Halloween for even more excitement. Check out the apropos exhibition of fantastical sculptures in “Haas Brothers: Uncanny Valley” and a “Monster Mash” pop-up print exhibit; hear a DJ set followed by an epic psychedelic live performance from Golden Dawn Arkestra; join the scavenger hunt or an art activity like monster origami, a surrealist “exquisite corpse” project, beaded creature making, or clay monster construction; and come in costume for… 512/471-5482
  • Image: Raíces y Alas: A Día de los Muertos Celebration

    Fri., Oct. 30

    Southeast Branch Library

    5803 Nuckols Crossing, Austin South

    What do monarch butterflies and Día de los Muertos have in common? Both symbolize a beautiful connection between life, memory, and tradition. The Southeast Branch Library brings these worlds together with Raíces y Alas, a family-friendly celebration featuring live music from Los Fandangueros de Austin, activities, and food. Part of Austin’s citywide Roots & Wings Festival, this free event invites visitors of all ages to celebrate Mexican traditions, nature, and the memories that keep loved ones close. Registration requested. – Erika Gonzalez 512/974-8840