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Austin Civic Orchestra will celebrate the talent of young musicians at their annual Texas Rising Stars concert. The winners of this year’s Butler School of Music’s String Concerto Competition - Yida An, Aytahn Benavi, Jason Sheng-Chieh Lan, and Zichuan (Kevin) Wang - will be showcasing their talent.
By: Jacob Swain
Unchained.Art Gallery will present "Tales in Ink," the second solo exhibition in Austin by Juliette Lepage Boisdron, a multidisciplinary artist who is known for her poetic and thought-provoking aesthetic universe. Her creations blend extensive cultural influences with a deeply personal artistic vision.
By: Jacob Swain
Sociologists Elizabeth Korver-Glenn and Sarah Mayorga will be in conversation about their book, A Good Reputation: How Residents Fight for an American Barrio. The book draws on two years of ethnographic research and in-depth interviews with residents, developers, and other neighborhood stakeholders and shows that people’s perceptions of their neighborhoods are essential to understanding urban inequality and poverty.
By: Jacob Swain
The Shepherd School of Music at Rice University presents music by Bax, Caroline Shaw, Coleridge-Taylor & Stravinsky for mixed chamber ensembles.
By: Jacob Swain
The Community Artists’ Collective opens its 2025 exhibition season in its new home with “Women of the Earth,” a collaboration between three Houston artists.
By: Jacob Swain
"Reflections On Georgia" features the works of Dwight Roesch and Ula Vayner, two artists whose deep personal connections to Georgia shine through their art. Roesch captures bustling streets, ancient fortresses, and majestic mountain ranges, while Vayner offers an intimate look into Georgia’s resilient spirit, cultural traditions, and everyday life.
By: Jacob Swain
Punchy rhythms and relentless energy propel Stravinsky’s Symphony in Three Movements with force. East meets West in Chen Yi’s Duo Ye No. 2. Brahms’s supreme melodic gifts are on full display in his Symphony No. 3.
Memorial Park Conservancy, along with presenting sponsor H-E-B, will celebrate Lunar New Year during Live at Live Oak. The live concert will be the third of four music events dedicated to different cultural holidays, highlighting the rich diversity of the community.
By: Jacob Swain
Giant Runt Gallery presents the latest body of work by Dallas-based artist Erika Jaeggli in the solo exhibition, “Wonder Cave,” an exploration of the physical and psychological landscapes hidden beneath the earth's surface.
By: Jacob Swain
Philanthropic animal lovers are encouraged to don their best Western wear and kick up their boots at the 12th Annual Wags and Whiskers Brunch.
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