A local tuba player who won a member competition takes the solo spotlight at the Austin Central Library on September 27.

A new 15-corridor trail traces frontier troopers' routes from Brownsville to El Paso, launching with a September 26 event at Abilene State Park.

The East Austin foundation transforms a former daycare into a free gallery, library, and permanent home for the Eastside Kings Festival.

Church of the Friendly Ghost brings its experimental sound summit back to Cherrywood Center after a reorganizing hiatus.

The Trash Makeover Challenge returns to a Travis County wildlife ranch this month with a “Cosmic Couture” theme and Emmy-winning host Jala Washington.

Cosplay swaps, chainmail crafting, and a Treasure Island sneak peek hit downtown Austin's Central Library on September 12.

Nine-foot steel birds and a 19-foot soundwave sculpture are taking shape for AUS's new atrium, evoking the painted bunting.

Stephen Mills' fairy-tale ballet, set to live Mendelssohn, kicks off Ballet Austin's new season with a free community rehearsal night beforehand.

The Sept. 12 festival at the Mueller-area Austin ISD Performing Arts Center pairs free lessons with a citywide flash mob.

Movie Magic hits KMFA's Draylen Mason Studio and a Central Austin church in November, blending Godfather themes with Studio Ghibli.

Nearly 200 human creators will fill the Palmer Events Center this December, with fashion, glass, and pottery joining the anti-AI lineup.

Art Spark Texas marks 30 years with its 9th Artist of the Year Awards, honoring a wheelchair-tire painter and a Vietnam veteran turned suicide-prevention advocate.

Invoke returns to Beerthoven with a violist from the Austin Symphony and a world premiere tied to Texas's 1878 total eclipse.