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Arts and Entertainment Guide (Pdf) Download ART MUSIC CULTURE Greater Austin & ENTERTAINMENTARTS Independence Title Explore www.IndependenceTitle.com “I didn't come here and I ain't leavin'. ” -Willie Nelson Austin’s artistic side is alive and well. including Austin Lyric Opera, Ballet institution serving up musical theater We are a creative community of Austin, and the Austin Symphony, as under the stars, celebrated its 50th designers, painters, sculptors, dancers, well as a rich local tradition of innovative anniversary in 2008. The Texas Film filmmakers, musicians . artists of all and avant-guarde theater groups. Commission is headquartered in Austin, kinds. And Austin is as much our and increasingly the city is being identity as it is our home. Austin is a creative community with a utilized as a favorite film location. The burgeoning circle of live performance city hosts several film festivals, The venues for experiencing art in theater venues, including the Long including the famed SXSW Film Festival Austin are very diverse. The nation's Center for the Performing Arts, held every Spring. Get out and about largest university-owned collection is Paramount Theatre, Zachary Scott and explore! exhibited at the Blanton Museum, and Theatre Center, Vortex Repertory you can view up-and-coming talent in Company, Salvage Vanguard Theater, our more intimate gallery settings. Scottish Rite Children's Theater, Hyde Austin boasts several world-renowned Park Theatre, and Esther's Follies. The classical performing arts organizations, Zilker Summer Musical, an Austin Performing Arts Choir A CAPPELLA TEXAS \ 512-477-7664 \ acappellatexas.org For the artistic-minded individual looking to CAPITAL CITY MEN’S CHORUS \ 512-477-7464 \ ccmcaustin.org CHORUS AUSTIN \ 512-719-3300 \ chorusaustin.org get a taste of what Austin has to offer, the HEART OF TEXAS CHORUS \ 866-801-4238 \ hotchorus.org task might seem daunting; there are truly RIVER CITY POPS \ 512-660-7677 \ rivercitypops.org TAPESTRY SINGERS AUSTIN WOMEN’S CHORUS \ tapestrysingers.org endless opportunities to take in the arts in UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CHORALE \ 512-471-0806 \ music.utexas.edu the Capital City, and throughout the rest Ballet & Dance of the metroplex. Here are just some of the AZTLAN DANCE COMPANY \ 512-478-9717 \ aztlandance.com AUSTIN BABTIST WOMEN \ 512-291-1563 \ babtistwomen.com great Austin performing arts venues. ARIEL DANCE THEATRE \ 512-458-4258 \ arieldance.org BALLET AUSTIN \ 512-476-9151 \ balletaustin.org BALLET EAST DANCE THEATER \ 512-385-2838 \ balleteast.org KATHY DUNN HAMRICK DANCE CO. \ 512-934-1082 \ kdhdance.com ROY LOZANO’S BALLET FOLKLORICO DE TEJAS \ 512-928-1111 balletfolkloricodetexas.com TAPESTRY DANCE COMPANY \ 512-474-9846 \ tapestry.org THIRD COAST CONTEMPORARY \ 512-349-7197 \ dancersworkshopaustin.com Orchestra AUSTIN CIVIC ORCHESTRA \ 512-200-2261 \ austincivicorchestra.org AUSTIN SYMPHONIC BAND \ 512-345-7420 \ austinsymphonicband.org AUSTIN CHAMBER ENSEMBLE \ 512-219-7457 \ austinchamberensemble.com AUSTIN CIVIC WIND ENSEMBLE \ acwe.org AUSTIN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA \ 512-476-6064 \ austinsymphony.org LA FOLLIA AUSTIN BAROQUE \ 512-879-6404 \ lafollia.org WILD BASIN WINDS \ 512-695-2200 \ wildbasinwinds.com “People don’t live in Austin to work. They work to live there.” -Robert Rodriguez Theatre & Opera AUSTIN OPERA 3009 Industrial Terrace #100 \ 512-472-5927 \ austinopera.org AUSTIN PLAYHOUSE 6001 Airport Blvd \ 512-476-0084 \ austinplayhouse.com AUSTIN SHAKESPEARE 6001 Airport Blvd, Ste 2280-A \ 512-470-4505 austinshakespeare.org BASS CONCERT HALL 2350 Robert Dedman Dr \ 512-471-2787 \ texasperformingarts.org B. IDEN PAYNE THEATRE 300 E 23rd St \ 512-471-5793 \ utexas.edu/finearts/tad CITY THEATRE COMPANY 3823 Airport Blvd, Austin \ 512-524-2870 \ citytheatreaustin.org ESTHER’S FOLLIES 525 E 6th St \ 512-320-0553 \ esthersfollies.com GEORGETOWN PALACE THEATRE (Georgetown) 810 S Austin Ave \ 512-869-7469 \ georgetownpalace.org HIDEOUT THEATRE 617 Congress Ave \ 512-443-3688 \ hideouttheatre.com LONG CENTER 701 W Riverside Dr \ 512-474-5664 \ thelongcenter.org OFF CENTER 2211 Hidalgo St \ 512-476-7833 \ rudemechs.com/off_center ONE WORLD THEATRE 7701 Bee Caves Rd \ 512-330-9500 \ oneworldtheatre.org PARAMOUNT THEATRE 713 Congress Ave \ 512-472-5470 \ austintheatre.org SALVAGE VANGUARD THEATRE 2803 E Manor Rd \ 512-474-7886 \ salvagevanguard.org SCOTTISH RITE CHILDREN’S THEATER 207 W 18th St \ 512-472-5436 \ scottishritetheater.org STATESIDE AT THE PARAMOUNT 719 Congress Ave \ 512-472-5470 \ www.austintheatre.org THE VORTEX 2307 Manor Rd \ 512-478-5282 \ vortexrep.org WIMBERLEY PLAYERS (Wimberley) 450 Old Kyle Rd \ 512-847-1592 \ wimberleyplayers.org ZACHARY SCOTT THEATRE 1510 Toomey Rd \ 512-476-0541 \ zachtheatre.org ZILKER HILLSIDE THEATRE 2201 Barton Springs Rd \ 512-477-5335 \ zilker.org LIVE MUSIC “All you really have that really matters are feelings. That's what music is to me." -Janis Joplin Austin is known across the globe as on Austin. The longest-running The city is a cradle of musical talent, the Live Music Capital of the World, concert music program on American nurturing everyone from the late with literally hundreds of music television, Austin City Limits, is Stevie Ray Vaughan and Janis Joplin, venues and a reputation for videotaped on the University of to living legends like Willie Nelson, nurturing talent. Some also call it the Texas at Austin campus. Jerry Jeff Walker, and The Dixie Third Coast because of the city's Chicks. Whatever your musical influence on popular culture. Once known mostly for its country tastes, you’ll be sure to find them in and blues music, today Austin's the capital city. Go...Listen... The premier showcase of the city's music scene is as diverse as its music scene is the annual spring ever-growing population, hosting SXSW Festival when musicians and musical events from the Celtic fans from around the world descend Festival to Reggae Fest. CONTINENTAL CLUB Concert Halls & Large Venues 1315 S Congress Ave \ 512-441-2444 \ continentalclub.com AUDITORIUM SHORES 800 W Riverside Dr \ 512-974-6700 \ austinparks.org DIRTY DOG BAR 505 E 6th St \ 512-236-9800 \ dirtydogbar.com AUSTIN ACOUSTICAL CAFÉ 2874 Shoal Crest Ave \ 512-474-5921 \ austinacousticalcafe.com DONN’S DEPOT 1600 W 5th St \ 512-478-0336 \ donnsdepot.com AUSTIN MUSIC HALL 208 Nueces St \ 512-377-1120 \ musichallaustin.com EAST SIDE SHOWROOM 1100 E 6th St \ 512-467-4280 \ www.eastsideshowroom.com CACTUS CAFÉ 2247 Guadalupe St \ 512-475-6515 \ cactuscafe.org EL SOL Y LA LUNA 600 E 6th St \ 512-444-7770 \ elsolylalunaaustin.com CEDAR PARK CENTER (Cedar Park) 2100 Avenue of the Stars \ 512-600-5000 \ cedarparkcenter.com ELEPHANT ROOM 315 Congress Ave \ 512-473-2279 \ elephantroom.com FRANK ERWIN CENTER (UT Austin) EMO'S EAST 1701 Red River St \ 512-471-7744 \ uterwincenter.com 2015 E Riverside \ 888-512-7469 (ticket info) \ emosaustin.com LONG CENTER EVANGELINE CAFÉ 701 W Riverside Dr \ 512-474-5664 \ thelongcenter.org 8106 Brodie Ln #115 \ 512-282-2586 \ evangelinecafe.com MOODY THEATER (Austin City Limits) FADO IRISH PUB 310 W Willie Nelson Blvd \ 512-225-7999 \ acl-live.com 214 W 4th St \ 512-457-0172 \ fadoirishpub.com/austin PARAMOUNT THEATRE FLAMINGO CANTINA 713 Congress Ave \ 512-472-5470 \ austintheatre.org 515 E 6th St \ 512-494-9336 \ flamingocantina.com THE HOLE IN THE WALL GIDDY UPS 2538 Guadalupe St \ holeinthewallaustin.com 12010 Manchaca Rd \ 512-280-4732 \ giddyups.com TEXAS PERFORMING ARTS GREEN MESQUITE BBQ 512-471-2787 \ texasperformingarts.org 1400 Barton Springs Rd \ 512-479-0485 \ greenmesquite.net Bass Concert Hall \ Bates Hall \ Hogg Auditorium GYPSY LOUNGE 1504 E 6th St \ 512-243-6118 \ gypsyloungeaustin.com Live Music GUERO’S 1412 S Congress Ave \ 512-447-7688 \ guerostacobar.com ABGB 1305 W Oltorf St \ 512-298-2242 \ theabgb.com HANOVER'S DRAUGHT HAUS (Pflugerville) 108 E Main St \ 512-670-9617 \ hanoversaustin.com ANDERSON MILL TAVERN 10401 Anderson Mill Rd \ 512-918-1599 \ andersonmilltavern.com HILL'S CAFE 4700 S Congress Ave \ 512-851-9300 \ hillscafe.com B.D. RILEY'S IRISH PUB 204 E 6th St \ 512-494-1335 \ bdrileys.com HOTEL VEGAS & VOLSTED LOUNGE 1500 E 6th St \ texashotelvegas.com BAT BAR 218 E 6th St \ 512-474-6363 \ batbaraustin.com LA FUENTES CANTINA Y COMIDA 6507 Circle S Rd \ 512-442-9925 \ lafuentesmexicanfood.com BEERLAND 711 Red River St \ 512-479-7625 \ beerlandtexas.com LUCKY LOUNGE 209A W 5th St \ 512-479-7700 \ theluckylounge.com BOAT HOUSE GRILL 6812 Ranch Rd 620 N \ 512-249-5200 \ boathousegrill.com MAGGIE MAE'S 323 E 6th St \ 512-478-8541 \ maggiemaesaustin.com BROKEN SPOKE 3201 S Lamar Blvd \ 512-442-6189 \ brokenspokeaustintx.com THE NORTH DOOR 502 Brushy St \ 512-485-3002 \ ndvenue.com CAROUSEL LOUNGE 1110 E 52nd St \ 512-452-6790 \ carousellounge.net NUTTY BROWN CAFE & AMPHITHEATRE 12225 W Hwy 290 \ 512-301-4648 \ nuttybrown.com C-BOY'S HEART & SOUL 2008 S Congress Ave \ 512-215-0023 \ cboysheartnsoul.com PATSY'S CAFÉ 5001 E Ben White Blvd \ 512-444-2020 \ patsyscafe.com CEDAR STREET COURTYARD PLUSH 208 W 4th St \ 512-495-9669 \ cedarstreetaustin.com 617 Red River St \ 512-478-0099 \ plushatx.com CLUB 1808 AND ANNEX RATTLE INN 1808 E 12th St \ 512-524-2519 \ club1808andannex.com 610 Nueces St \ 512-279-4564 \ therattleinn.com RED 7 BROKEN SPOKE 611 E 7th St \ red7austin.com 3201 South Lamar \ 512-442-6189 \ www.brokenspokeaustintx.com RED EYED FLY COTTON CLUB & STEAKHOUSE (Granger) 715 Red River St \ 512-474-1084 \ redeyedfly.com 212 W Davilla St \ 855-783-8270 \ cottonclubandsteakhouse.com REPUBLIC LIVE DALLAS NIGHTCLUB 301 W 5th St \
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