Events - 20 Sep 14

GREATER TUNA creator and star of ZACH’s TRU, Jaston Williams shares a hilarious new play about his life on stage and behind the scenes.

Austin’s LGBT community comes together with live music performances, film screenings, a 5K run, parades and more.

Kick off Austin Pride Week on Saturday, September 13 from 7-10pm, as The Rawk Show presents the second installment of ‘Flannel & Glitter,’ an exhibit featuring artwork from LGBT artists and allies, gay-themed artwork, and pieces from gay icons! Contestants from various seasons of RuPaul’s Drag Race will also be submitting self-portraits for this show.

Cafe Josie will be donating 10% of happy hour sales to AIDS Walk Austin all week and 20% on Saturday, September 20.

Women & their Work present Red Dot Art Spree with more than 150 paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, prints and mixed media works are for sale, all for $600 or less.

Hey ladies! Going to ATX Pride Festival? Keep the party going at the Lesbutante & the Boss (ladies only) After Party!

Get your girl gang together and head over to Chicago House for some craft beer and dancing!

Get your tickets here.

A highlight of DanceAfrica is the annual festival and marketplace that will take place on Saturday, September 20. The free event features a main stage with performances by local talent and a marketplace.

Join us for an imaginative evening of dining, dancing, giving and happily ever afters! Inspired by Ballet Austin’s 3M-commissioned production to debut in February 2015, Belle Redux / A Tale of Beauty & the Beast, an innovation of Cocteau’s 1946 groundbreaking film La Belle et la Bête.

Dallas Black Dance Theatre begins the 38th Season with the community favorite DanceAfrica on September 19 and 20 at the Montgomery Arts Theater at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts (BTWHSPVA).

Annie is a dancer, strong as hell and driven. After witnessing the fall of the twin towers, Annie heads to Japan to study Butoh, looking for a dance form that expresses the destruction she can’t comprehend. Ten years later, Annie is diagnosed with stage four cancer and returns to Butoh to prepare for her final dance.