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  • Image: Sophia Bush: And I Will Tell You Mine

    Sophia Bush: And I Will Tell You Mine

    Fri., Oct. 30

    First Baptist Church of Austin

    901 Trinity, Austin Downtown

    Millennials probably know Sophia Bush best for one of her first major roles onscreen, Brooke Davis on teen drama One Tree Hill (2003-2012), whose personal growth takes her character arc from superficial cheerleader to family-oriented business owner. Bush’s offscreen story reflects impressive growth as well – the actress balances film and TV roles with entrepreneurship and work in progressive activism, racking up a fascinating CV and collecting enough powerful stories to fill a book. Celebrate its release and hear from Bush in conversation with professor/author/podcaster Brené Brown. – Kat McNevins 512/476-2625
  • Image: All Hallow’s Swing

    All Hallow’s Swing

    Fri., Oct. 30

    Ani's Day & Night

    7107 E. Riverside, Austin South

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    You ever dance so hard that your moves get scary? Swing on over to this jazzy production kept rolling and reeling by live music from the Revelators and Rent Party. Four on the Floor’s Matt and Laura lead swing dance lessons for the uninitiated – or those wanting a refresher course – and Austin Shag Jam does a frighteningly fun performance. But fancy footwork ain’t the only spirit being raised here, as this Riverside coffee bar also hosts a memorial altar for honoring those who’ve passed on. Wear your best vintage disguise and you may win the night’s costume contest… (737) 738-1850
  • Image: Wild at Heart

    Wild at Heart

    Oct. 30-Nov. 5

    AFS Cinema

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

    It’s the David Lynch film with Nicolas Cage in it. Need I say more? In his only collaboration with the late great filmmaker, Cage’s Elvis-singing, snakeskin jacket-treasuring convicted felon treks across the Southern United States with longtime Lynch muse Laura Dern at his side, as the star-crossed lovers flee the devil they know (Diane Ladd, on the edge) and face plenty of new devils along the way (Willem Dafoe at perhaps his most petrifying). Though adapted from Barry Gifford’s novel of the same name, Harry Dean Stanton, Isabella Rossellini, Sheryl Lee, and, yes, speed metal OGs Powermad make this 1990… 512/322-0145
  • Image: Squirrel Flower, Sour Widows

    Squirrel Flower, Sour Widows

    Fri., Oct. 30, 8 p.m.

    29th Street Ballroom

    2906 Fruth, Austin Campus

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    Squirrel Flower’s latest album, Say a Prayer to the Gods of Getting Going, captures every emotion of life on the road: annoyed grit on “Sick Tooth,” windowpane longing on “Surfing USA,” semi-mystical mythologizing on “Highway Woman,” sing-along self-reliance on “Cleveland,” and somber yearning to stop for longer than a night on “Reelin.” Onstage, the dynamic saga moves from grunge-inspired to folk-vulnerable and back again, never losing the project’s spellbinding storytelling ethos. Read the Chronicle’s conversation with Squirrel Flower online. – Caroline Drew 000/000-0000
  • Image: All My Sons

    All My Sons

    Thursdays-Sundays. Continues through Nov. 12

    Ground Floor Theatre

    979 Springdale #122, Austin East

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    Ah, Halloween weekend: a great time for fears, fright, and fraught family dramas. Because the spookiest thing of all? Failing as a father, of course. Arthur Miller’s All My Sons pokes holes in the bubbly American Dream. It follows war profiteer Joe Keller (played by J. Kevin Smith), whose own hubris bites him in the butt when his sons die in WWII. The shocker? They died from faulty airplane parts Keller willingly sent into the fray. All My Sons opens Filigree Theatre’s “Legacy” themed season, appropriately highlighting what happens when pride goeth before literal falls. – Cat McCarrey 512/840-1804
  • Image: House of Torment

    House of Torment

    Sept. 12-Nov. 8

    House of Torment

    2632 Ridgepoint Dr., Austin North

    A quarter-century of scares hasn’t blunted Austin’s most deviously twisted haunted house, now back with two completely new houses: Return of the Abominations and Beyond the Veil.
  • Image: Kate LeSueur: “Infrastructure”

    Kate LeSueur: “Infrastructure”

    Through Oct. 31

    Martha's

    4115 Guadalupe, Austin Midtown

    Romanticizing your life can come from adding touches of whimsy, or it can come from slowing down and recognizing the existing beauty in your life. Kate LeSueur’s paintings live in the latter. Her work captures menial, everyday tasks in ways that shed a glowing light and magnifying gratitude on how lucky we are to exist. The sink full of food and flowers becomes an altar, a dedication to moments of abundance; the fuzzy blur of a napping cat becomes a guide to life, the joy of the moment; and the detritus of making sandwiches becomes a path to enlightenment. “Infrastructure”… 512/695-1437
  • Image: PGraph

    PGraph

    Fridays

    Hideout Annex

    5555 N. Lamar Blvd. Unit B-103, Austin Midtown

    Now that the legendary comedy stage of Hideout Theatre has left its longtime Congress locale, they’ve continued programming over at their North Lamar annex – you know, the one by the Half Price. Among those shows still kicking and cackling is the Best of Austin-winning Parallelogramophonograph, or PGraph. The troupe containing Kareem Badr, Kaci Beeler, and Roy Janik offers full-length improvised plays generated with skills earned over 20 years and 1,500 shows together. These shows? Funny! Which is all anyone can ask of a Friday night improv show. Snag tickets as soon as possible, though, because the annex – or,…
  • Image: The Big Bash

    The Big Bash

    Fridays

    Hideout Theatre & Coffeehouse

    617 Congress, Austin Downtown

    Back in the year 2013, former Arts Editor Robert Fairies interviewed the Hideout’s Roy Janik on this “all-star” improv comedy team. Janik said at the time that his desire for the Big Bash, Hideout’s Friday night show for now over 13 years, was the performance be “something that you ‘have to do’ when you come to Austin.” Well, Reader: You’re obviously in Austin. Why not stop by this Congress comedy den for a knockout night of pro improv performers delivering a highly skilled showcase of games, scenes, and stories? – James Scott 512/476-1313
  • Image: Glitter Witch

    Glitter Witch

    Fridays

    Hideout Annex

    5555 N. Lamar Blvd. Unit B-103, Austin Midtown

    Finally, a comedy show that covers the three Ws: wild, wonderful, and weird! This tri-woman show from Lisa Jackson, Regina Soto, and Jessica Arjet brings impressive and offbeat improv to the Hideout’s current stage as they have since first they stepped out together. Once separate entities, the three funny ladies combined in “a beam of light, a burst of glitter, a heaven witch with a wicked sense of humor… and they fused into something none of them could be alone.” Need I say more? C’mon; let this Friday be your entrance into the Glitterverse. – James Scott
  • Image: Halloween Party for 1-5 year olds

    Halloween Party for 1-5 year olds

    Fri., Oct. 30, 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

    Austin Toybrary

    2001 Justin Ln., Austin Greater Austin

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    $20/child

    Come to our non-scary, no candy party! Pay at the door. 512/434-3927
  • Image: El Tule, los Desechos, Continental Drift

    El Tule, los Desechos, Continental Drift

    Fri., Oct. 30

    Sahara Lounge

    1413 Webberville Rd., Austin East

    512/927-0700
  • Image: Murder Mystery Weekend

    Murder Mystery Weekend

    Fri., Oct. 30, Sat., Oct. 31 and Sun., Nov. 1

    Colton House Hotel

    2510 South Congress, Austin South Congress and South First

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    Trade sweet treats for sinister clues and quiet nights for unexpected twists. This Halloween weekend, step into a thrilling whodunit at Colton House Hotel, where mystery unfolds in the heart of Austin. Immerse yourself in a multi-day, interactive, and suspense-filled experience set against the vibrant energy of South Congress. Enjoy two nights in a spacious suite. Over three days, step into an interactive mystery woven through lively gatherings, craft cocktails, and unexpected encounters. Follow the clues, question the characters, and piece together the story as it unfolds around you if you dare. 512/220-1795
  • Image: The Lonestar Souvenirs

    The Lonestar Souvenirs

    Fri., Oct. 30, 9 p.m.-12 a.m.

    Maggie's

    341 E. Main St., Fredericksburg Beyond Austin

    Cover at door / varies

    The Lonestar Souvenirs bring their Texas country and Americana sound to Maggie's at the Emigrant Hotel for a night of live music. Come out, grab a drink, and dance. More shows at thelonestarsouvenirs.com. 325/248-3402
  • Image: Freaky Deaky 2026 - Friday 18+

    Freaky Deaky 2026 - Friday 18+

    Fri., Oct. 30, 3 p.m.

    Travis County Expo Center

    7311 Decker, Austin East

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    512/854-4900
  • Image: Alzheimer's Texas Caregiver Conversation

    Alzheimer's Texas Caregiver Conversation

    Fri., Oct. 30, 3:30-4:30 p.m.

    Virtual Event

    (missing address), Austin Greater Austin

    Join Alzheimer's Texas for Caregiver Conversations, a virtual support and education series designed for dementia caregivers and their loved ones. Led by licensed clinical social worker Joan Asseff, these interactive conversations provide a welcoming space for attendees to share experiences, discuss caregiving challenges, exchange practical strategies, and connect with others navigating similar journeys. The next session will take place on Friday, October 30, from 3:30–4:30 p.m. CT via Zoom. Registration is required, and space is limited.
  • Image: Mall-O-Ween at Round Rock Premium Outlets

    Mall-O-Ween at Round Rock Premium Outlets

    Fri., Oct. 30, 4-7 p.m.

    Round Rock Premium Outlets

    4401 N. I-35, Round Rock Beyond Austin

    Free

    It’s spooky season! Round Rock Premium Outlets will host Mall-O-Ween, a spook-tacular family Halloween celebration, October 30. Little witches, ghost and goblins are invited to stroll the center for trick-or-treating at participating retailers. Families can enjoy a fun-filled event complete with fang-tastic activities including balloon twisting, face painting, and Halloween-themed crafts. 512/819-0002
  • Image: Micah Foster

    Micah Foster

    Fri., Oct. 30, 4 p.m.

    Mozart's Coffee Roasters

    3825 Lake Austin Blvd., Austin Old West Austin

    512/477-2900
  • Image: Keith Sanders & the Dirty Bandanas

    Keith Sanders & the Dirty Bandanas

    Fri., Oct. 30, 4:30 p.m.

    Austin Garden & Studio

    1209 E. Sixth St., Austin Lower East

  • Image: Trunk or Treat in the Hills

    Trunk or Treat in the Hills

    Fri., Oct. 30, 5-8 p.m.

    Hotel Viata

    320 Capital of TX Hwy. S., West Lake Hills West Austin and Lakeway

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    Free

    Join Hotel Viata for a festive evening of luxury vehicles and Halloween Treats! Celebrate Halloween with the whole family at Hotel Viata’s Trunk or Treat in the Hills. Follow our festive trail of decorated vehicles and community partner stations, collect Halloween treats, show off your best costume and enjoy seasonal fun throughout the evening. Guests can look forward to specialty vehicles, family photo moments, music, a children’s costume parade and prizes for standout costumes and decorated trunks. Seasonal bites, cocktails and zero-proof beverages will be available for purchase. Costumes are encouraged. (512) 306-6400
  • Image: Allan Gill

    Allan Gill

    Fri., Oct. 30, 5 p.m.

    Carousel Lounge

    1110 E. 52nd, Austin East

    512/452-6790
  • Image: Pierre & the Night Cats

    Pierre & the Night Cats

    Fri., Oct. 30, 5 p.m.

    Jester King Brewery

    13187 Fitzhugh, Austin Greater Austin

    512/900-1820
  • Image: 3NGLMN

    3NGLMN

    Fri., Oct. 30, 5 p.m.

    Jupiter Supper Club

    718 Congress, Austin Downtown

    737/292-5050
  • Image: Jacob Alan Jaeger

    Jacob Alan Jaeger

    Fridays, 5:30 p.m. Continues through Oct. 30

    The White Horse

    500 Comal, Austin Lower East

    512/553-6756
  • Image: Johnny Blue

    Johnny Blue

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Slackers Brewing Co.

    12233 FM 620 N. #204, Austin Greater Austin

    512/284-7639
  • Image: Leigh Rowan

    Leigh Rowan

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Angel's Icehouse

    21815 Hwy. 71 W., Spicewood West Austin and Lakeway

    512/264-3777
  • Image: Little Women

    Little Women

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m., Sat., Oct. 31, 2:30 p.m. and Sun., Nov. 1, 2:30 p.m.

    Black Box Theater at the Student Activity Center

    2201 Speedway, Austin Campus

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    UTG's Mainstage Play Production of Kate Hamill's Little Women, Adapted from the Novel by Louisa May Alcott. Written by Kate Hamill, adapted from the novel by Louisa May Alcott; Dir. Olivia Ring Trigger Warnings: Mentions of death, staged death, discussions of war. 512/232-0818
  • Image: Day Friend, Ash & the Endings, Wavy Eye

    Day Friend, Ash & the Endings, Wavy Eye

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Chess Club

    617 Red River, Austin Downtown

    $12 cover (21+)

  • Image: Pat Green Live at Haute Spot

    Pat Green Live at Haute Spot

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6-11 p.m.

    Haute Spot

    1501 E. New Hope Dr., Cedar Park Beyond Austin

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    $43.20

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    Don't miss Pat Green on Friday, October 30, 2026 at Haute Spot in Cedar Park, TX! EVENT DETAILS DATE: Friday, October 30, 2026 TIME: Doors at 6pm | Headliner at 9:15pm SUPPORT: TBA LOCATION: Haute Spot - 1501 E New Hope Dr. Cedar Park, Tx 78641 *Times Subject to Change About Haute Spot: Haute Spot is Cedar Park's premier outdoor music venue - along with heaters, food, drinks and live music under the stars! Limited Tables and Seats available - so act fast! Tables come with food and drink delivery service as well through our QR codes. 609-805-1927
  • Image: Todd Deatherage

    Todd Deatherage

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Vista Brewing

    13551 FM 150, Driftwood Beyond Austin

    Free

    512/766-1842
  • Image: Rhythm Congress

    Rhythm Congress

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Central Market North

    4001 N. Lamar, Austin Midtown

    Free

    512/206-1000
  • Image: Kathy Murray & the Kilowatts

    Kathy Murray & the Kilowatts

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Hays City Store

    8989 FM 150, Driftwood Beyond Austin

    512/722-3905
  • Image: J.R.'s Jukebox

    J.R.'s Jukebox

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    The Water Tank

    7309 McNeil Dr., Austin Greater Austin

    512/331-9831
  • Image: A Séance at the Driskill: Dialogues with the Dead 👻

    A Séance at the Driskill: Dialogues with the Dead 👻

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6-11 p.m.

    The Driskill Hotel

    604 Brazos, Austin Downtown

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    $250.00

    On Friday, October 30, the First Spiritualist Church of Austin returns to its historic roots in the Crystal Room for A Séance at the Driskill: Dialogues with the Dead, an intimate benefit supporting the preservation of the landmark Church location in Hyde Park. The Evening Features: 💀An opening cocktail reception 💀A presentation on the golden age of spirit communication by noted historian and author Brandon Hodge (Supernatural Machines) 💀A chance to experiment with authentic Supernatural Machines from Hodge’s collection 💀A traditional, seated Spiritualist séance led in one of Texas's most storied spaces Details & Intimate Sittings: Friday, October 30, 2026 512-387-6599
  • Image: Future Ancestors: Black Creators on Bluebonnet Hill

    Future Ancestors: Black Creators on Bluebonnet Hill

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m. and Sun., Nov. 1, 6 p.m.

    Huston-Tillotson University

    900 Chicon, Austin East

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    USD 0.00 - USD 50.00

    Future Ancestors: Black Creators on Bluebonnet Hill is a three-day celebration of Black creativity, culture and community, taking place Oct. 30-Nov. 1 at Huston-Tillotson University. Presented by Reggie Rap's Room in association with NEO GRIOT, the weekend connects the stories that shaped Black Austin with the creators shaping what comes next. Date and Time: On Fri, 30 Oct 2026 18:00 - Sun, 01 Nov 2026 18:00 Prices: Day Pass: USD 15.00, Weekend Pass: USD 25.00, VIP: USD 50.00, Reggie Rap's House Party: Beats and Treats: USD 0.00 5127882996
  • Image: Fire From the Gods, Chernobyl the Secret, Slow Pulse, Never Rest, Cultburner, Hounding.

    Fire From the Gods, Chernobyl the Secret, Slow Pulse, Never Rest, Cultburner, Hounding.

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Come & Take It Live

    2015 E. Riverside, Austin South

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    512/665-2312
  • Image: King Daddy & the Flat Five w/ Guy Forsyth & Alan Haynes

    King Daddy & the Flat Five w/ Guy Forsyth & Alan Haynes

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Elephant Room

    315 Congress, Austin Downtown

    512/473-2279
  • Image: The War & Treaty

    The War & Treaty

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    The Scoot Inn

    1308 E. Fourth, Austin Lower East

    Get Tickets Tickets

    512/478-6200
  • Image: Matt Mouton

    Matt Mouton

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Broken Spoke

    3201 S. Lamar, Austin South Lamar and Barton Springs

    512/442-6189
  • Image: Johnny McGowan's Rugged Gents

    Johnny McGowan's Rugged Gents

    Fri., Oct. 30, 6 p.m.

    Guero's Taco Bar

    1412 S. Congress, Austin South Congress and South First

    512/447-7688
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