Austin Chamber Music Center
Various locations. 512-454-0026, austinchambermusic.org.
Sept. 28-29: “Beauty on Water”
Nov. 2-3: “Nostrovia”
Jan. 18-19: “It’s All Greek to Me”
March 1-2, 2019: “East Meets West”
April 26-27: “The Melting Pot”
Austin Classical Guitar
Various locations. 512-300-2247. austinclassicalguitar.org.
Sept. 22: Ana Vidovic
Oct. 21: Vicente Amigo
Nov. 10-11: Kazuhito Yamashita
Jan. 26: Irina Kulikova
March 2: Bandini-Chiacchiaretta Tango Duo
April 6: Oliver Rajamani’s Flamenco India with Jerónimo Maya
April 27: Kupinski Duo
RELATED: Classical guitarist Matthew Hinsley named Texas Citizen of the Year
Austin Film Society Cinema (highlights)
6406 N I-35 Suite 3100. austinfilm.org.
Aug 30: “Island of the Lost Souls”
Sept. 6: “Run Like the Devil”
Sept. 21: “Kusama: Infinity”
Oct. 3-29: “The Contemporary Austin Presents: Other Forms of Life, programmed by Huma Bhabha”
Oct-14-28: “Half the Picture” and “Pioneering Women Filmmakers”
Oct. 17-20: “The Third Man”
Oct. 26-28: “Jacob Perlin: Cat Films”
Austin History Center
810 Guadalupe St. 512-974-7480, library.austintexas.gov.
Through Oct. 28: “Taking It to the Streets: A Visual History of Protest and Demonstration in Austin”
Dec. 4 to May 26: “Off the Rails: Austin’s Streetcar Era”
Feb. 5 to April 21: “Texas Extended School Program”
April 30 to July 21: “Austin Icons of the 1980s: Photographs from the Bill Leissner Collection”
Austin Opera
Long Center, 701 W. Riverside Drive. 512-472-5992, austinopera.org.
Nov. 10-18: “Otello” (staged concert)
Jan. 26 to Feb. 3: “Silent Night”
April 5-6: “Soldier Songs” (Paramount)
April 27-May 5: “La Bohème”
RELATED: How Austin Opera got its groove back
Austin Playhouse
6001 Airport Blvd. 512-476-0084, austinplayhouse.com.
Sept. 7-30: “Monroe”
Nov. 16 to Dec. 16: “The Mystery of Edwin Drood”
Jan. 11 to Feb. 3: “Copenhagen”
April 5 to May 5: “The Book of Will”
April 29-May 11: “Summer and Bird” (theater for youth)
Austin Shakespeare
Various locations. 512-474-5664, www.austinshakespeare.org.
September: “Antony and Cleopatra” (staged reading)
Nov. 16 to Dec. 3: “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof”
Feb. 15 to March 3: “Indian Ink”
May 8-26: “The Merchant of Venice”
June 13-23: Young Shakespeare’s “Macbeth”
July 2019: “The Tempest” (Austin Chamber Music Festival)
RELATED: Benjamin Taylor Ridgway is Austin’s king of costumes
Austin Symphony-Masterworks
Long Center, 701 W. Riverside Drive. 512-476-6064, austinsymphony.org.
Sept. 14-15: “The Mighty Russians, Part III”
Oct. 19-20: “Happy Birthday, Lenny!”
Nov. 30 to Dec. 1: “Tale of Two Titans”
Jan. 11-12: “Variation Voyage”
Feb. 22-23: “Brahms Requiem”
March 22-23: “Creative Expressions”
April 12-13: “Champions of Austria”
May 17-18: “A Shakespearean Evening”
RELATED: Austin Symphony reveals a decisive season
Austin Symphony-Pops and Special Events (highlights)
Various locations. 512-476-6064, austinsymphony.org.
Oct. 27: “The Wizard of Oz”
Oct. 28: Halloween Children’s Concert
Dec. 4-5: Handel’s “Messiah”
Dec. 29-30: “Ella & Louis”
Feb. 9: “Singin’ in the Rain”
May 31 to June 1: “The Broadway Soprano with Lisa Vroman”
June 14: Butler Texas Young Composers Concert
July 4: H-E-B July Fourth Concert and Fireworks.
RELATED: How China Smith is changing the fact of dance in Austin
Ballet Austin
Long Center and other locations. 512-476-9151, balletaustin.org.
Sept. 21-23: “The Firebird”/ “Dvořák Serenade”
Oct. 20-28: “The Ugly Duckling”
Dec. 7-23: “The Nutcracker”
Feb. 15-17: “Pieces of Passion”
March 29-31: “Grimm Tales”
May 10-12: “Giselle”
RELATED: Ballet Austin aims for the heart with “Exit Wounds”
Ballet East Dance Company
Various locations. 512-385-2838, balleteast.org.
Dec.-8: Fall Production
April 19-20: “Bajo La Luna”
Big Medium
916 Springdale Road and off-site locations. 512-939-6665, bigmedium.org.
Sept. 7-Oct. 6: “Ann Wood: Quick and Quiet”
Oct. 19-Nov. 18: “Tito’s Prize: Steve Parker”
Nov. 10-11 and 17-18: East Austin Studio Tour
May 9-19: West Austin Studio Tour
RELATED: During EAST, private tours let you see art and be art
Blanton Museum of Art
200 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. 512-471-5482, blantonmuseum.org.
Through Sept. 9: “Ancestral Modern: Australian Aboriginal Art”
Through Oct. 28: “Vincent Valdez: The City”
Sept. 8-Dec. 1: “Framing Eugène Atget”
Sept. 15-Nov. 25: “Wangechi Mutu”
Oct. 14 to Jan. 6: “Making Africa: A Continent of Contemporary Design”
Dec. 8 to March 3: “Liliana Porter”
Dec. 15 to March 10: “Ideas in Sensuous Form”
Jan. 26 to July 14: “Kambui Olujimi: Zulu Time”
Feb. 17 to May 26: “Words/Matter: Latin American Art and Language”
March 23 to June 16: “Copies, Fakes and Reproductions: Printmaking in the Renaissance”
June 29 to Aug. 25: “Mapping Memory: Space and History in 16th-century Mexico”
July 14-Sept. 29: “Jeffrey Gibson”
RELATED: UT unveils painting of Klan members
Briscoe Center for American History
2300 Red River St. 512-495-4515, cah.utexas.edu.
Sept. 13-Dec. 21: “60 Minutes: The Pioneers Who Changed Television”
Sept. 13-ongoing: “1968: The Year the Dream Died”
February: “Music History”
RELATED: Briscoe Center offered staggering look at civil rights movement
Bullock Texas State History Museum
1800 Congress Ave. 512-936-8746, thestoryoftexas.com.
Through Jan. 27: “Rodeo! The Exhibition”
Through Jan. 2: “Comanche Motion: The Art of Eric Tippeconnic”
Through Sept. 23: “Collectors: Sam Nesmith”
Sept. 29 to April 28: “Collectors: Harlan Crow”
Nov. 7 to ongoing: “Becoming Texas”
Jan. 26 to June 16: “Texas from Above”
March 16 to Aug. 11: “WWI America”
RELATED: Bullock urges visitors to rodeo across Texas
Chorus Austin
Various locations. 512-719-3300, chorusaustin.org.
Oct. 13: Symphonic Performance
Oct. 27-28: Chamber Performance
Dec. 4-5: “Messiah”
Dec. 8: “Sing It Yourself Messiah”
Dec. 15: Both Ensembles: “On a Winter’s Eve”
Feb. 23-24: Chamber Performance
May 4-5: Chamber: Southwest Voices Festival
May 17-18: Symphonic Performance
June 29: Pops Concert” “Summer Nights”
City Theatre
3823 Airport Blvd. 512-524-2870, citytheatreaustin.org.
Sept. 7-30: “Tommy: The Rock Musical”
Oct. 12-Nov. 4: “Doubt”
Nov. 9-25: “Our Town”
Nov. 30 to Jan. 6: “A Tuna Christmas”
Jan. 18 to Feb. 10: “Lysistrata”
Feb. 15 to March 10: “The Colored Museum”
March 15 to April 7: “The Nerd”
April 19 to May 12: “The Tempest”
May 17 to June 9: “Picasso at the Lapin Agile”
June 14 to July 7: “The Legend of Georgia McBride”
July 19 to Aug. 11: “An Ideal Husband”
Aug. 16 to Sept. 8: “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
Conspirare
Various locations. conspirare.org.
Nov. 16-17: “Bach Plus”
Dec. 6-11: “Conspirare Christmas”
Dec. 14-15: “Youth Choirs: Snow Angel”
Jan. 18-19: “Hope of Loving”
Feb. 22-23: “Brahms Requiem”
March 26-31: “March Moderns”
May 3-5: “Youth Choirs: Moonrise”
RELATED: Conspirare’s holiday show is about love
Contemporary Austin at the Jones Center
700 Congress Ave. 512-453-5312, thecontemporaryaustin.org.
Sept. 15 to Jan. 13: “Huma Bhabha: Other Forms of Life,” “Jessica Stockholder: Relational Aesthetics,” “Robert Davidson: U and Eye, Curated by Jessica Stockholder”
Jan. 26 to May 5: “Abraham Cruzvillegas,” “Janine Antoni and Anna Halprin: Paper Dance”
May 24 to Sept. 1: “Guy Goldstein: Freigedank (Free Thinkers),” “The Shape of Video in the Athropocene”
Contemporary Austin at Laguna Gloria
3809 W. 35th St. 512-458-8191, thecontemporaryaustin.org .
Fall: New works by Huma Bhabha, Nic Nicosia, Ugo Rondinone, Jessica Stockholder.
Spring: New works by Larry Bell, Abraham Cruzvillegas.
RELATED: Contemporary Austin making new entrance at Laguna Gloria
Georgetown Palace Theatre-Mainstage
810 S. Austin Ave. 512-869-7469, georgetownpalace.com.
Oct. 12 to Nov. 4: “The Addams Family”
Nov. 16 to Dec. 30: “White Christmas”
Feb. 1-24: “Pumpboys and Dinettes”
March 8 to April 7: “Catch Me If You Can”
April 19 to May 19: “Sister Act”
June 7 to July 7: “Evita”
July 19 to Aug. 18: “Forever Plaid”
Aug. 30 to Sept. 29: “Newsies”
Georgetown Palace Theatre-Playhouse
817 S. Austin Ave. 512-869-7469, georgetownpalace.com.
Sept. 21-Oct. 14: “Rumors”
Oct. 19-28: “Come Fly with Me”
Jan. 25 to Feb. 10: Buddy & Patsy”
Dec. 15-17: “Nana’s Naughty Knickers”
March 29-April 21: “Don’t Dress for Dinner”
Hyde Park Theatre
511 W. 43rd St. 512-479-7529, hydeparktheatre.org.
Sept. 9: “My Season with the Astros, Expos and Phillies”
Sept. 20 to Oct. 20: “Confessions of a Mexpatriate”
Jan. 1 to Feb. 16: FronteraFest
Feb. 28 to March 30: “A Doll’s House, Part 2”
June 27 to July 27: “Uncle Vanya”
Kathy Dunn Hamrick Dance Company
Various locations. 512-934-1082, kdhdance.com.
Dec. 6-8: “Be Still, My Heart”
Early 2019: Austin Dance Festival
May 30 to June 2: “Everything! Everything! Everything!”
LBJ Presidential Library
2313 Red River St. 512-721-0200, lbjlibrary.org.
Through Jan. 13: “Get into the Game”
Through Oct. 28: “The 1968 Olympics: A Modern Design for the Ancient Games”
Sept. 1 to May 27: “Apollo 8”
RELATED: Kyle Longley named director of LBJ Library
Long Center for the Performing Arts
701 W. Riverside Drive. 512-474-5664, thelongcenter.org.
Sept. 8: Kraken Quartet
Sept. 19: Bruce Robison & Kelly Willis
Oct. 4: Ballet Folklorico de México de Amalia Hernández
Oct. 6: Joshua Bell
Oct. 21: Vicente Amigo
Oct. 24: Redd Volkaert & Bill Kirchen
Oct. 28: An Evening with Pete Souza
Nov. 2 Montopolis
Nov. 11: Anton Nel
Nov. 25: Erth’s Prehistoric Aquarium Adventure
Jan. 4-6,: Shen Yun
Jan. 30: Whitney Rose
March 6: Dale Watson
March 24: Boston Pops Orchestra
May 8: Marcia Ball
RELATED: At age 10, the Long Center opens its doors wider
Mary Moody Northen Theatre
St. Edward’s University campus, 3001 S. Congress Ave. 512-448-8484, stedwards.edu/theatre.
Sept. 27-Oct. 7: “Middletown”
Nov. 8-18: “Men on Boats”
Feb. 14-24: “The Three Musketeers”
April 4-14: “Spring Awakening”
One World Theatre (highlights)
7701 Bee Cave Road. 512-330-9500, oneworldtheatre.org.
Sept. 1: Central American Music Festival
Sept. 2: Kyle Turner and Friends
Sept. 8: Shawn Colvin
Sept. 9: Strunz & Farah
Sept. 14: Bob James
Sept. 15: Al Di Meola
Sept. 16: Tuck & Patti
Sept. 20: Michael Grimm
Sept. 23: Three Women & the Truth
Sept. 27: Stick Men
Sept. 28: Stanley Clarke
Sept. 30: Jane Monehit
Oct. 11: The Steel Drivers
Oct. 21: Blind Boys of Alabama
Oct. 24: Tower of Power
Oct. 25: Jimmy Webb
Oct. 26: Acoustic Alchemy
Nov. 9: Jonathan Butler
Nov. 11: Average White Band
Nov. 15: Lisa Fischer
Nov. 16: Ottmar Liebert
Nov. 18: Crystal Bowersox
Nov. 24: Peter White Christmas
Nov. 28: Peter Cincontti
Nov. 30: The Guess Who
Paramount Theatre and Stateside (highlights)
713 Congress Ave. 512-472-5470, austintheatre.org.
Sept. 19: Graham Nash
Sept. 21: Shinyribs
Sept. 22: The Flatlanders
Sept. 22: Darden Smith
Oct. 18: Neal Brennan
Oct. 24: Boz Scaggs
Nov. 2: Tom Papa
Nov. 3: Capitol Steps
Nov. 10: Ray Wylie Hubbard
Nov. 13-18: “Potted Potter”
Nov. 30: Wynton Marsalis
Dec. 5: Bassem Youssef
Dec. 21: Michael Martin Murphey
Jan. 19: Terry Allen
Jan. 26: Ruthie Foster
Feb. 20: “ABBA Mania”
May 2: David Sedaris
RELATED: “Tuna” actor, writer Jaston Williams wins national award
Penfold Theatre Company
Various locations. 512-850-4849, penfoldtheatre.org.
Oct. 25 to Nov. 10: “Nevermore”
Nov. 29 to Dec. 29: “A Christmas Carol Classic Radio Broadcast”
March 21 to April 6:
“Crime and Punishment”
May 30 to June 23: “Henry V”
Pollyanna Theatre Company
Long Center. pollytheatre.org.
Sept. 28-Oct. 7: “The Mystery of the Green Teeth Ghost”
Oct. 18-27: “Dog’s Job”
Feb. 13-16: “Liberty! Equality! and Fireworks!”
March 21-30: “Everything Is Round”
May 9-18: “Acorn & Robin”
June 21-20: “The Texas Chili Queens”
Ransom Center
300 W. 21st St. 512-471-8944, hrc.utexas.edu.
Revolving: “Stories to Tell: Selections from the Harry Ransom Center”
Through Jan. 6: “Ed Ruscha: Archeology and Romance”
Feb. 9 to July 14: “The Rise of Everyday Design: Arts and Crafts Movement in Britain and America”
RELATED: Vaudeville exhibit was highlight of past Ransom season
Revel
Blackerby Stage & Studio, 1111 W. Anderson Lane. revelatx.org.
Sept. 1: “Heart of Origin”
Dec. 1: “Existential Solstice”
March 16: “Tangram Music”
Rude Mechs
Various locations. rudemechs.com.
October: “High Crimes: The Impeachment of the Worst President in U.S. History”
November: “Salon in a Salon: Space the Final …”
December: “A Karaoke Christmas Carol”
January: “Not Every Mountain”
March: “Fixing Henry VIII”
April: “Design for Everyone”
May: “Table”
June: “Off Center Teens”
Tapestry Dance Company
Long Center. 512-474-9846, tapestrydance.org.
Oct. 18-21: “Sound & Silence”
Dec. 13-23: “Of Mice & Music”
March 28-31: “The Souls of Our Feet”
June 14: “Soul to Sole Festival: Rhythm Showcase”
June 15: “Soul to Soul Festival: Friends in Time: Faculty Concert”
TexARTS Association
2300 Lohman’s Spur. 512-634-8589, tex-arts.org.
Aug. 17 to Sept. 1: “The Great American Trailer Park Musical”
Oct. 19-28: Agatha Christie’s “The Unexpected Guest”
Feb. 15-24: “Xanadu”
Texas Performing Arts
Various locations on the UT campus. 512-477-6060, texasperformingarts.org.
Sept. 14: Reduced Shakespeare Company
Sept. 21: Fred Hersch Trio
Sept. 27-28: Taylor Mac
Oct. 5: Yekwon Sunwoo
Oct. 18: Ragamala Dance Company
Nov. 1: “Blackstar: An Orchestral Tribute to David Bowie”
Nov. 8: Jordi Savall
Nov. 9: Pavel Urkiza and Congri Ensemble
Nov. 13: Circa’s circus “Humans”
Nov. 14 to Dec. 2: “The Merchant of Venice”
Nov. 16: “Private Peaceful”
Jan. 30: Michelle Dorrance Dance
Feb. 5: Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet
Feb. 8: “Songs of Freedom”
March 27: “A Thousand Thoughts”
March 29: Amarillo
April 11: “Caravan: A Revolution on the Road”
April 13: UT Jazz Orchestra with Joe Lovano
April 26: Trey McLaughlin and Sounds of Zamar
RELATED: David Bowie tribute is among upcoming shows
Texas Performing Arts-Broadway in Austin
Bass Concert Hall, 2350 Robert Dedman Drive. 800-731-7469, BroadwayInAustin.com.
Oct. 23-28: “The Play That Goes Wrong”
Nov. 27 to Dec. 2: “Andrew Lloyd Webbers’ Love Never Dies: The Phantom Returns”
Jan. 22-27: “Waitress”
Feb. 12-17: “Antastasia”
April 2-7: “Fiddler on the Roof”
May 7-12: “Cats”
May 28 to June 16: “Hamilton”
RELATED: Broadway smash “Hamilton” coming to Austin
Texas State University Theatre and Dance
Various locations on campus in San Marcos. theatreanddance.txstate.edu.
Sept. 3-9: Black and Latino Playwrights
Oct. 2-Oct 7: “Mr: Burns: A Post-Electric Play”
Oct. 11-14: “Imagine That”
Oct. 30 to Nov. 4: “The Crucible”
Nov. 8-11: “How I Learned to Drive”
Nov. 13-18: “Cabaret”
Jan. 31 to Feb. 3: “References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot”
Feb. 12-17: “The Tempest”
Feb. 21-24: “What We Scream Underwater When No One Can Hear Us”
April 9-14: “The Importance of Being Earnest”
April 23-28: “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”
RELATED: Kaitlin Hopkins take Texas State to the top
Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum
605 Azie Morton Road. 512-445-5582, umlaufsculpture.org.
Sept. 6 to Nov. 4: “Shani Tomassini: Slippery Clump”
Nov. 14 to Jan. 27: “Umlaufs Unveiled”
Nov. 20 to Feb. 1: “The Umlauf Illuminated”
Feb. 5 to May 12: “James Surls”
May 28 to Aug. 25: “Rebuffed: Reconceiving Umlauf Commissions”
RELATED: Umlauf, Fogel historic artist retreats preserved
UT Butler School of Music (highlights)
Various locations on the UT campus. 512-477-6060, music.utexas.edu.
Sept. 2: Butler Opera International Concert
Sept. 6: Patrick Hughes
Sept. 13: Miró Quartet
Sept. 16: Jonathan Gunn and Anton Nel
Sept. 30: Wind Ensemble
Oct. 1: UT Symphony Orchestra
Oct. 3: New Music Ensemble
Oct. 4: Jazz Faculty Concert
Oct. 11: William Preucil
Oct. 12: Jazz Orchestra
Oct. 14: Rick Rowley,
Oct. 24: New Music Ensemble
Oct. 25: Stephen Page
Oct. 26 to Nov. 4: “La Clemenza di Tito”
Oct. 31: UT Symphony Orchestra
Nov. 4: Wind Ensemble
Nov. 9: Chamber Singers
Nov. 13: Miró Quartet
Nov. 16: Jazz Orchestra
Nov. 30: Wind Ensemble
Dec. 2: “Voices from the Great War”
Dec. 3: UT Symphony Orchestra
Dec. 5: New Music Ensemble
Dec. 8-10: Holiday Choral Concert
UT Theatre and Dance
Various locations on UT campus. 512-477-6060, jointhedrama.org.
Sept. 29-30: “A Plan and Not Quite Enough Time”
Oct. 10-21: “Matawan”
Nov. 6-11: “Fall for Dance”
Nov. 14-Dec. 2: “The Merchant of Venice”
Feb. 13-17: “The Woman of _ (a Song not Song)”
May 5-15: “Fortitude”
March 14-31: “UTNT (UT New Theatre)”
April 15-19: Cohen New Works Festival
Vortex Repertory Theatre (highlights)
2307 Manor Road. 512-478-5282, vortexrep.org.
Sept. 1-29: “Atlantis: A Puppet Opera”
Oct. 4-7: “Mawlana”
Oct. 20: “Salvador Dali’s Naked Feast”
Nov. 16 to Dec. 8: “Great Expectations”
Dec. 13-15: “(Un)rooted”
Dec. 20, to Jan. 6: “The Muttcracker (Sweet!)”
Jan. 17 to Feb. 9: “Heartland”
Feb. 15-16: “Run”
Feb. 20-24: “Outsider Fest”
Feb. 28 to March 3: “Locus of Control”
March 7-10: “Dog Magic: Woman’s Best Friend”
March 29 to April 27: “Last: An Extinction Comedy”
May 2-4: “Memoirs and Amours”
May 9-18: “Ocean”
May 24 to June 1: “Chickens in the Yard”
June 1: “Phantom Cornucopia”
June 7-22: “Black Girl Love: An Adaptation Project”
July 19-27: Summer Youth Theatre
Aug. 2-17: “The Donner Party Project”
Women & Their Work Gallery
1710 Lavaca St. 512-477-1064, womenandtheirwork.org.
Through Sept. 6: “Meg Aubrey”
Sept. 29 to Nov. 8: “Candace Hicks”
Nov. 17 to Jan. 10: “Tammie Rubin”
Jan. 19 to Feb. 28: “Hedwige Jacobs”
Zach Theatre
202 S. Lamar Blvd. 512-476-0541, zachtheatre.org.
Sept. 8 to Jan. 27: “Tortoise and Hare”
Sept. 19 to Oct. 28 “Once”
Nov. 21-Dec. 30: “A Christmas Carol”
Dec. 8: “Holiday Heroes”
Dec. 5-30: “The Santaland Diaries”
Jan. 23 to March 3: “Hedwig and the Angry Inch”
Feb. 17 to April 21: “Wake Up, Brother Bear”
Feb. 27 to March 31: “Notes from the Field”
April 3 to May 12: “Matilda the Musical”
April 24 to May 26: “The Ballad of Klook and Vinette”
June 12 to July 14: “Fire and Air”
July 31 to Sept. 8: “Ann”
MORE CULTURE
These key Austin cultural groups are among those without traditional seasons. Don’t let them drop off your map.
Andrea Ariel Dance Theatre. arieldance.org.
Asian-American Cultural Center. 11713 Jollyville Road. 512-336-5069, asianameriancc.org.
Asian American Resource Center. 8401 Cameron Road. 512-974-1700, austintexas.gov/aarc
Austin Central Public Library. 710 W. Cesar Chavez St., 512-974-7400. library.austintexas.gov
Aztlan Dance Company. Santa Cruz Theatre. aztlandance.com
Carver Museum, Cultural and Genealogy Center. 1165 Angelina St. 512-974-4926. austintexas.gov/carvermuseum
Co-Lab Projects.
512-300-8217, co-labprojects.org
Emma Barrientos Mexican-American Cultural Center. 600 River St. 512-974-3772, austintexas.gov/esbmacc
Forklift Danceworks. forkliftdaneworks.org.
Humanties Texas. 1410 Rio Grande St. 512-440-1991, humanitiestexas.org.
Salvage Vanguard Theater. salvagevanguard.org
Spectrum Theatre Company. spectrumatx.com
Texas Capitol Visitors Center. 112 E. 11th St. 512-305-8400, tspb.texas.gov.
Texas State Library and Archives Commission. 1201 Brazos St.. 512-463-5455. tsl.texas.gov
Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum. 605 Azie Morton Road. 512-445-5582, umlaufsculpture.org.
Various locations on UT campus. 512-477-6060, texasperformingarts.org.
UT Visual Arts Center. 2307 Manor Road. 512-478-5282, vortexrep.org.
