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A invites you to a Museum Day ﬁlmH screening on September 18th of .C . . DISTRICT DOCS

PRODUCED BY SIX SQUARE These mini documentaries, produced in a partnership between Six Square and the Austin History Center, weave spoken word, music by local artists, archival video and photographs to tell compelling community stories. 2 PM 810 Guadalupe St. Free and open to the public!

Also on exhibit from our collections . . .

Once&Again Selections from the Austin History Center’s Past Exhibits and LOOKING BACK: 50 YEARS AFTER THE UT TOWER SHOOTINGS

Open Museum Day, Sunday, Noon until 6 PM Tuesday - Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM ~ CLOSED MONDAYS www.austinhistorycenter.org www.facebook.com/AustinHistoryCenter austinchronicle.com SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE 43 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION AND GUIDE PRODUCED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE A KID-FRIENDLY GUIDE TO AUSTIN MUSEUM DAY BY STEPHANIE GOEHRING

No clue where to start planning your 2016 Austin Museum Day? Try this kid-friendly sample itinerary. Enjoy a day of discovery of our city’s art and culture with themed stops revolving around technology. With so many wonderful Austin institu- tions participating in Mu- seum Day, this is just one way to get the most out of your September 18th. Start your Austin Mu- seum Day with a treasure hunt at the from long ago. And you can keep up Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Li- your discussion of technology as they brary (2313 Red River St.), where you’ll test their skills at the center’s hands-on find an exhibit of historical treasures dig site from noon to 5pm. from The University of Texas at Austin’s Kids ready for a snack? Head over Briscoe Center for American History. As to Laguna Gloria (3809 W 35th St.) Discover Public Art in the kids enjoy their hunt (and prizes!), between noon and 4pm to grab a bite you’ll have plenty of opportunities to from a local food truck before you and Your Neighborhood! start your day’s conversation about the kids discover how works of art at how technological advances change our Laguna Gloria are influenced by the world. And if your little ones like Poké- sky. Be sure to check out the aerial per- mon Go, five bucks says they compare formance by Sky Candy, as well as the AUSTIN MUSEUM DAY the scavenger hunt to their beloved Mobile Planetarium, and contribute to a game. The library opens at 9am, with galaxy installation. Portraiture in the Park: Who Are You Anyway the treasure hunt from 10am to 4pm. If you can pull yourself away from Make your next stop at Women and Laguna Gloria in time, make your way Their Work (1710 Lavaca St.) for the to the Harry Ransom Center (300 W September 18, 2016 gallery’s Red Dot Art Spree, which runs 21st St.) for a free docent-led tour of the from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and features photography exhibition Elliott Erwitt: Noon - 4 PM original works by some of the most Home Around the World at 4pm. Talk to 304 East 44th St. recognized artists in Texas. While Mom your little ones about the days no one or Dad hunts for that perfect piece to carried cameras in their pockets at all take home, the kids can enjoy a game of times. And don’t forget to show the kids I Spy, with coupons up for grabs for all the Gutenberg Bible and the world’s first of the correct answers. photograph on display in the lobby! After a quick lunch at one of Austin’s End your Museum Day with the ulti- many great eateries, head to the Texas mate kid-friendly technological experi- Capitol Visitors Center (112 E 11th St.) ence: an interactive Pokémon exhibit to learn about the major archaeological and playable 80s arcade games at the dig conducted before the Capitol Exten- newly opened Austin Toy Museum TEMPORARY PUBLIC ART WWW.AUSTINTEXAS.COM/TEMPO sion construction more than 25 years (1108 E Cesar Chavez St.) Get there be- ago. Chances are your kid wants or fore 7pm to show your kids the video Preview TEMPO Artworks at the Elisabet Ney Museum: wanted or will want to be an archaeolo- games you first loved and wrap up gist at some point, so my guess is they’ll your day of discovery by rediscovering dig (I’m sorry!) seeing the toys and tools the kid within. Lisa Woods and Rodolfo Magnus Ney Remixed: A digitally hacked and 3D printed Elisabet Ney bust. ANTIQUE POSTCARDS! VINTAGE PAPER! OCTOBER 3 TO JANUARY 9 Austin Postcard & Yuliya Lanina Humpty Dumpty: A whimsical and ladylike Paper Show & Sale figure with motion and sound. FRI, SEPT 30, SAT OCT 1 OCTOBER 1 TO DECEMBER 31 FICKETT SCOUT CENTER 12500 N. IH-35, Austin TX austincreates.com FRI: NOON-7PM, SAT: 9AM-5PM facebook.com/AustinAIPP | 512-974-7700 BUY - SELL - TRADE - APPRAISALS CAPITAL OF TEXAS POSTCARD CLUB - WWW.CTXPC.ORG 44 THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 austinchronicle.com SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION AND GUIDE PRODUCED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE DPS MUSEUM DAY SUNDAY,

JOIN US FOR AUSTIN THE SKY’S THE LIMIT during this 9/18 celestial day of art and exploring! 11AM-4PM MUSEUM DAY AT See how works of art at Laguna LAGUNA GLORIA Gloria are influenced by the sky SEPT 18, 12–4P above. Enjoy a lofty performance by aerial performers Sky Candy, Free for everyone! stop by the Mobile Planetarium, make starry art to take home, grab a bite from a local food

This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division truck, and make your mark on of the City of Austin Economic Development Department; a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts; a grant from our collaborative graffiti wall! Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endow- ment for the Humanities; and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. Art Works. thecontemporaryaustin.org FREE A RECRUIT’S WORLD: LEARN HOW A CIVILIAN BECOMES A TROOPER Participate in simulated Recruit experiences: GAMES OF LOGIC, SKILL AND physical fitness. Tour the Academy, watch vintage/modern recruitingofficers films. Interact and DPS with personnel. law enforcement See police dogs, the Mounted Patrol, current & retired DPS vehicles, and more! DPS HEADQUARTERS 5805 NORTH LAMAR BLVD. Sponsored by The DPS Historical Museum & Research Center

austinchronicle.com SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE 45 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION AND GUIDE PRODUCED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE BULLOCK TEXAS STATE HISTORY MUSEUM LBJ PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY HISTORY 1800 N. Congress, 2313 Red River, 512/721-0200, 512/936-8746, www.lbjlibrary.org Founded as the state capital in 1839, the city of Austin has enjoyed a rich history www.thestoryoftexas.com Celebrate Austin Museum Day with a treasure filled with music, beautiful natural features, and people from all walks of life who Texas Proud: What makes you proud to live in hunt at the LBJ Presidential Library. The Li- are proud to call this “weird” city home. Texas? Bring the family to the Bullock Museum brary is currently hosting an exhibit of histori- for free admission from noon to 5pm. Enjoy family cal treasures from UT-Austin’s Briscoe Center activities until 3pm, and celebrate your Texas pride for American History. Doors open at 9am; trea- AUSTIN HISTORY CENTER with art-making activities, a selfie challenge, con- sure hunt begins at 10am and runs until 4pm, 810 Guadalupe St., 512/974-7480, versations with costumed interpreters, and fun for each treasure hunter gets a prize. Refreshments www.austinhistorycenter.org all ages. Find out more at TheStoryofTexas.com. served from 10am to noon. Come explore. Join us at 2pm for a special screening of a Noon-5pm 9am-5pm series of short films, “District Docs,” about the African American Heritage District. Enjoy our two exhibits: “Once & Again: Selections From FRENCH LEGATION MUSEUM NEILL-COCHRAN HOUSE MUSEUM Previous Austin History Center Exhibits” in the 802 San Marcos St., 512/472-8180, 2310 San Gabriel, www.nchmuseum.org Grand Hallway and “Looking Back: 50 Years www.frenchlegationmuseum.org NCHM staff cordially invite you to join us for After the UT Tower Shooting.” Come celebrate the 175th anniversary of a sampling of 19th century Austin history. Visit Noon-6pm Austin’s oldest home! Take a tour of the historic with historical re-enactors, make lemonade and French Legation and then join us on the museum ice cream by hand in the shade, enjoy live folk grounds for 19th century games and activities. music courtesy of the Barn Owls, and sit for an AUSTIN TOUR GUIDE ASSOCIATION 10am-5pm old-fashioned portrait with family and friends. 11th & Congress, 512/751-3378, Noon-5pm www.austintourguides.org History, music, and story walking tours of HISTORIC 1858 GERMAN FREE SCHOOL Downtown Austin starting at the park adjacent SAVE AUSTIN’S CEMETERIES to Old Bakery at 11th and Congress. Look for (GERMAN-TEXAN HERITAGE SOCIETY) 507 E. 10th, 512/467-4569, our table and tour guides! AT HISTORIC OAKWOOD CEMETERY www.germantexans.org 1601 Navasota (just south of Disch-Falk Field), 1-3:30pm The German-Texan Heritage Society will con- 512/917-1666, www.sachome.org BRUSH SQUARE MUSEUMS (O. HENRY & duct guided tours of the 1858 German Free School Take a stroll through Austin’s oldest city-owned AUSTIN WOMAN’S CLUB building, constructed by hand and designated cemetery, historic Oakwood Cemetery, founded 708 San Antonio St., 512/472-1336, SUSANNA DICKINSON MUSEUMS) a Texas Historical Marker. It is the first Austin in 1839. SAC volunteers and historians will be www.austinwomansclub.org 409-11 E. Fifth, 512/472-1903, school chartered by the Texas Legislature and a available to help locate graves of Austin’s first resi- Step back in time as you visit the North-Evans www.ohenrymuseum.org; 512/974-3830, forerunner to public schools in Texas. Presenta- dents, Texas heroes, and even your own ancestors. Chateau on the National Trust recognized Bre- www.susannadickinsonmuseum.org tions include German-Texan historical displays, 9-11am mond Block in Downtown Austin. This magnifi- Something is not right in here. In fact, 10 films, and live character portrayal of Joseph cent Victorian mansion features fine stained glass things in each museum are historically inac- Hannig, Austin businessman and German im- windows, intricate woodwork, unusual mantle curate. We challenge you to find them all while migrant husband of Alamo survivor, Susanna pieces, and a very special ghost. Docents will be learning about two Austin icons: O. Henry and Dickinson. Be greeted by German musical festival available, and light refreshments will be served. Susanna Dickinson. Enjoy live music at 1pm. atmosphere and an Open House banner at the gate. 1-4pm Noon-5pm 11am-4pm Nov. 12-13 FREE! CLOSE ASSAULT Texas Military LIVING HISTORY DEMO & BATTLE Forces Museum SHOWTIMES: 11 & 2 Come see 45,000 square feet of uniforms, weapons, tanks, FREE artillery, aircraft, helicopters, and more! Explore the history of Texas Military Forces from 1823 through today.

www.texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org (512) 782-5659

Camp Mabry • Austin 35th Street West of Mopac Tues. - Sun., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Photo ID required for adults FREE ADMISSION!

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TEXAS CAPITOL VISITORS CENTER TEXAS MILITARY FORCES MUSEUM FREE ADMISSION 112 E. 11th, 512/305-8400, 2200 W. 35th, Bldg 6, 512/782-5659, www.tspb.state.tx.us www.texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org Learn about the major archaeological dig From the Alamo to Afghanistan, the Texas conducted more than 25 years ago right before Military Forces Museum tells the story of the construction of the Capitol Extension. View Texas forces from 1823 to the present day. Our interesting objects uncovered including toys, exhibits showcase artifacts, weapons, vehicles, tools, and glassware. Also try your skills as an uniforms and equipment, including a running archaeologist by finding hidden objects in our Sherman tank. For Austin Museum Day we will hands-on dig site. have specialists on hand who will demonstrate Noon-5pm leather working, Vietnam-era weapons, Civil War uniforms and equipment, and a plastic model activity. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY 10am-4pm HISTORICAL MUSEUM AND RESEARCH CENTER TEXAS STATE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES 5805 N. Lamar, 512/424-2396, COMMISSION www.txdpsmuseum.com 1201 Brazos, 512/463-9807, www.tsl.texas.gov Join us for A Recruit’s World: Learn how a Come see the lobby exhibit “Wish You Were civilian becomes a trooper. Participate in simu- Here” created by the Texas State Library and Ar- lated recruit experiences: logic and skill games chives Commission. The exhibit features historic and physical fitness. Tour the Academy and postcards from TSLAC’s collection. Visitors can watch vintage/modern recruiting films. Interact view the video installation, take a selfie in front with law enforcement officers and DPS person- of the “Greetings From Texas” postcard, and nel. See police dogs, the Mounted Patrol, current participate in hands-on activity stations. and retired DPS vehicles, and more. 11am-3pm 11am-4pm THE WILLIAMSON MUSEUM Elliott Erwitt TEXAS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 716 S. Austin Ave., Georgetown, 512/943-1670, 401 W. 15th, 512/370-1552, www.texmed.org www.williamsonmuseum.org Home Around “Cutting Edge” traces the history of surgery Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Wil- with vintage instruments. Learn why surgery be- liamson Museum! Explore our new community- the World came vital to modern medicine instead of a treat- made exhibit and make your own papel picado to ment of last resort. Americans experience seven decorate your home for a month full of festivi- surgeries on average. Compare yours with today’s ties. Join us for hands-on historic fun! top inpatient and outpatients lists. The only week- 1pm-4pm ON VIEW THROUGH JANUARY 1 www.hrc.utexas.edu end this museum opens is Austin Museum Day. Noon-4pm 21st and Guadalupe Streets 512-471-8944

LITTLE HOUSE ceromantia roberto munguia on thetexas prairie Sam Z. Coronado Gallery opening reception: See the sites of Old Texas. September 16 at 7pm Five restored historic sites. 1840 to 1900. LIVE MUSIC, NEW EXHIBITS AND DISPLAYS, HISTORY SHOWS, FARM ANIMALS, HAYRIDES, GIVEAWAYS, FAMILY FUN & MUCH MORE. exhibit runs through november 22, 2016 Step back in time to the days when Texas was young. SUNDAY, SEPT. 18 More info at maccaustin.org 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Free admission. One day only. In Production Yareth Fernández COMMUNITY GALLERY opening reception Sept 16 at 7pm runs through October 22

Pioneer Farms museum day, september 18 | 1-5pm TEXAS’ PREMIER LIVING HISTORY PARK

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ART Austin is home to many different kinds of art museums, from those that showcase art and artifacts that have been around for centuries, to those that focus on art that is being made today.

ART.SCIENCE.GALLERY. AUSTIN TOY MUSEUM 916 Springdale, Bldg 2 #102, 512/522-8278, 1108 E. Cesar Chavez, 512/220-9582, www.artsciencegallery.com www.austintoymuseum.org View our current art exhibit “A River Runs New interactive Pokémon exhibit, a top 10 of “Our Latest Work” Through It,” featuring colorful cardboard playable Eighties arcade games, and more! cutouts inspired by the American West by artist 11am-7pm Landry McMeans. Plus, make an artist trading Check Out Our Texas Masterpieces! card inspired by the Southwestern Deserts! NOW OPEN 10am-6pm BLANTON MUSEUM OF ART ST 200 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., AT 1 & ELIZABETH! 512/471-5482, www.blantonmuseum.org ASIAN AMERICAN RESOURCE CENTER Look, Talk, and Create as part of Austin 8401 Cameron, 512/974-1700, Museum Day! Experience the challenge of an www.austintexas.gov/aarc art quest at the Blanton, and enjoy navigating Come and make some fabric art with us! Join two special exhibitions, “Goya: Mad Reason” and us for an Indonesian batik workshop from 1 to “Xu Bing: Book From the Sky.” 3pm and a Japanese shibori workshop from 3 1-5pm to 5pm. On view are three contemporary art exhibitions that explore the creativity of Asian and Asian-American culture. CITY OF AUSTIN 1-5pm 512 W. 29TH . 477-1651 1404 S. 1st St CULTURAL ARTS DIVISION SUN-THU 11AM-11PM H FRI-SAT 11AM-MIDNIGHT Austin, TX 78704 304 E. 44th (Elisabet Ney Museum), 512/458-2255, www.austincreates.com WWW.RUBYSBBQ.COM 512-614-1409 Visit our tent on the grounds of the Elisabet Family Owned Since 1988! WWW.EATSNARFS.COM Ney Museum to learn about the Art in Public

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Places program and discover new projects com- the images and history of the Day of the Dead ing to Austin this fall! We’ll have “Portraiture in celebration in Mexico and the U.S. Visitors will the Park” themed activities and fun give-aways make a project that they can use in Mexic-Arte’s for the whole family. annual Day of the Dead Parade, “VIVA LA VIDA” Noon-4pm which takes place on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016. Noon-5pm DOUGHERTY PUMP PROJECT ARTS CENTER 702 Shady, 1110 Barton Springs Rd., 512/974-4000, www.pumpproject.org www.austintexas.gov/dac “Femme National(e)” is a multimedia collec- Everyone is invited to enjoy the Dougherty tion of works by seven visual artists brought Arts Center featuring a special site-specific together for their vivid and reminiscent imag- installation by artist Laura Latimer. Create a ery, intricate processes, and feminine sensibili- colorful pod to seed the future in our art ex- ties. French for “national women,” the show’s change activity, participate in a Street Artist De- title seeks to capture the essence of collective velopment Workshop, practice printmaking and and individual expression, and was inspired by painting, and play in our Pop-Up Maker Space. the desire to exhibit contemporary femininity Noon-4pm through creative practice, color, and narrative. Noon-5pm ELISABET NEY MUSEUM 304 E. 44th, 512/974-1625, THE CONTEMPORARY AUSTIN www.austintexas.gov/elisabetney 3809 W. 35th, 512/458-8191, “Portraiture in the Park: Who Are You Any- www.thecontemporaryaustin.org way!?” What does “Portraiture” mean? How many The sky’s the limit at this celestial art event! ways can you make a portrait? See how works of art at Laguna What stories do portraits tell? Gloria are influenced by the Think OUTSIDE the box! Find sky above, from the luminous out through music, demos, excep- Luna to a giant figure look- tional art activities, unique new ing skyward. Take in a lofty installations, caricatures, and performance by Sky Candy, then more! Picnic from food trucks stop by the Mobile Planetarium while you’re here! to see the night sky. Make Noon-5pm starry art to take home, grab a bite from a local food truck, and join in as we create an artistic LANDMARKS galaxy installation! East 21st & Speedway, Noon-4pm 512/495-4315, www.landmarks.utexas.edu Join Landmarks for an hourlong, docent-led UMLAUF SCULPTURE GARDEN & MUSEUM walking tour of a selection of modern and con- 605 Robert E. Lee, 512/445-5582, temporary works in the public art collection at www.umlaufsculpture.org UT-Austin. All are welcome to attend. Tours start For our 25th anniversary, we have prepared at 11am and 1pm at Joel Perlman’s “Square Tilt,” a very special exhibition that offers a preview of near the entrance to the Perry-Castañeda Library. Charles Umlauf’s studio! “Studio in the Museum: 11am and 1pm (two tours) An Interactive Recreation of Charles Umlauf’s Studio” is a must-see for all ages! MEXIC-ARTE MUSEUM 10am-4pm 419 Congress, www.mexic-artemuseum.org Exhibits on display will be “Icons and Sym- WOMEN & THEIR WORK bols of the Borderlands” in the main gallery and 1710 Lavaca, 512/477-1064, “Community Altars” in the annex gallery. The www.womenandtheirwork.org art activity offered will teach children about Join us to view Women & Their Work’s Red Dot Art Spree! “Red Dot” is a group exhibition featuring original works by some of the most recognized artists in Texas. It is a unique exhibition great for all ages. There will be a fun I-Spy game with coupons up for grabs for all of the correct answers! 11am-5pm

Docent-led walking tours VISIT THE 11AM AND 1PM Republic of Join Landmarks for an hour-long, Texas Museum docent-led walking tour of a selection SEPTEMBER 18 H 1-5PM of modern & contemporary works in the OUR EXHIBITS: public art collection on the UT campus. HOW TEXAS WAS SETTLED! EMPRESARIOS: All are welcome. SF AUSTIN • BEN MILAM • SAM WILLIAMS Tours start at RANCHING: Joel Perlman’s Square Tilt BRANDING IRONS FROM BUNTON & JENNINGS at the entrance to the FAMILIES • BARBED WIRE • CHARLES A. MASON Perry-Castañeda Library SURVEYING TEXAS: SURVEYING CHAINS 66’ LONG • COMPASS & TRANSIT on 21st and Speedway. DONATED BY ANNIE A. BOOKER • TRANSIT • TRIPOD AND STAMP SET DONATED BY THADDEUS N. GARVIN FOR MORE INFO, VISIT OUR WEBSITE: 510 EAST ANDERSON LANE LANDMARKS.UTEXAS.EDU (I-35 & HWY 183) austinchronicle.com SEPTEMBER 16, 2016 THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE 51 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION AND GUIDE PRODUCED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE HILL COUNTRY SCIENCE MILL SCIENCE 101 S. Lady Bird Ln., Johnson City, 844/263-6405, www.sciencemill.org Everyone loves to experiment! Learn Explore a world of science, technology, engi- about the world around you and how it neering, math, and art in a repurposed 1880s works by visiting these museums, then grain mill in the beautiful Texas Hill Country! put on your lab coat and glasses and The Science Mill is a family destination in Johnson City offering a fun, interactive learning answer these scientific questions. environment for all ages. Exhibits, games, a 3-D movie, outdoor experiences, and more! Noon-4pm LADY BIRD JOHNSON WILDFLOWER CENTER 4801 La Crosse, 512/232-0100, www.wildflower.org Come explore a museum without walls at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. Spend the day learning about fall blooming wildflowers and the pollinators in the gardens. Take a break indoors and learn about coyotes that live not No kittens. No listicles. No sponsored stories. only at the Wildflower Center but also through- Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the latest stories and events listings. out Austin in a special presentation by the City of Austin. austinchronicle.com/newsletters 9am-5pm TEXAS MEMORIAL MUSEUM The history of Medicine Gallery opens on a weekend just once each year 2400 Trinity, 512/471-1604, www.texasmemorialmuseum.org Texas Memorial Museum will be open on this special Sunday afternoon to host Identification Don’t miss Day! University scientists and experts from Central Texas will be on hand to identify natural your last objects such as fossils, bones, rocks, and prehis- chance to see toric archaeological materials. this exciting 1-5pm exhibit! THE THINKERY AUSTIN NATURE & SCIENCE CENTER 1830 Simond, 512/469-6200, 2389 Stratford, 512/974-3888, www.thinkeryaustin.org Surgery: www.austintexas.gov/ansc Thinkery is Austin’s home for “why” and Once the Family Outdoor Adventures at the Austin Na- “how.” A place where science and families play ture & Science Center will introduce your family side by side. Where people connect with ideas by medical to geocaching, tent building, tin can stoves, the doing, making, and experiencing. It’s a foundry treatment of wildlife you might find on a local camping trip, for a new generation of innovators and creative and much more! problem solvers. last resort; Noon-3pm 10am-6pm now essential to medicine. CULTURE 401 W. 15TH ST. 1-4PM These two museums reflect the city’s cultural heritage throughout history, and include artifacts such as books, art, and stories about our lively city. HARRY RANSOM CENTER TEXAS MUSIC MUSEUM 300 W. 21st, 512/471-8944, 1009 E. 11th, www.hrc.utexas.edu 512/471-0520, Enjoy the current exhibition, “Elliott Erwitt: www.texasmusicmuseum.org Visit the free of charge on Home Around the World,” and view the Guten- Enjoy our two new exhibits, “Texas Gospel” berg Bible and First Photograph, both on perma- and “Texas Jazz” which include guided tours nent display in the lobby. Free docent-led tours and videos. Also enjoy our two permanent of the exhibition begin at noon, 2pm, and 4pm. exhibits “Tejano Music Spotlight on Austin” Austin Noon-5pm and “Contributions of East Austin Musicians to Texas Music.” Museum Day 1-5pm Sunday, September 18, 12-4PM

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