Deep in the Heart 2: Texas Rivers hits San Antonio-area screens this week, with filmmakers joining a Santikos Palladium showing.

The Haas Brothers' 80-plus-piece survey opens to the public Sunday, blending Treaty Oak and moontower memories with glow-in-the-dark glass.

The Lost Things turns Austin audiences' own memories into illusions inside a stage-built forest at McCullough Theatre.

Craig Allen Smith leads the touring musical at UT Austin's hall, with a cast talkback set for Wednesday night ticket holders.

The Austin nonprofit's annual fundraiser gets its first-ever theme, with the December 11 show scheduled.

Vince Hannemann, 63, still runs South Austin's junk fortress by appointment only — and he says he's got enough shopping carts.

Tickets for The Orchestra San Antonio's Tobin Center tribute are listed at $34, with a pre-show talk scheduled.

The State Theatre premiere caps a 30-year creative partnership before the show tours to 19 cities, including Alaska.

The Texas Archeology Fair hits UT Austin on September 26 with 20-plus booths and a state archeologist fielding questions.

Art From the Streets returns to Blue Genie Art Bazaar next month, with artists keeping 95% of every sale.

Composer Arturo O'Farrill served as KMFA's composer-in-residence before his new work hits Bates Recital Hall alongside Copland's Lincoln Portrait.

Free RSVP event runs noon to 4 p.m. with Ballet Austin, Austin Opera stars, food trucks and Bubblepalooza bubbles.

The 29th annual free-admission event returns to Central Texas on September 20, 2026.