Events - 21 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.

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.

Close your PRIDE weekend with one of the HOTTEST events during Austin’s Pride, Neon Glow. With over 800 watts of UV lighting you will be submersed into a glowing fantasy. Move to the beats of DJ Hector Fonseca, Official Remixer of Beyoncé and Rihanna and DJ J Warren. Hector is one of the most recognized and requested DJ’s mixing it up at events like Matinee (Las Vegas, New York and Barcelona), Amore (Rome), Maxima (Rio), Scream (Paris) and Beyond (London).

Texas Performing Arts welcomes back one of America’s most beloved comedians of all time for an evening of insightful stand-up comedy. Bill Cosby has captivated generations of fans with his comedy routines, iconic albums, and best-selling books such asFatherhood. His comedy transcends age, gender, and cultural barriers.

Austin Babtist Women Celebrate 28 Years with Tamborine-Shakin’ Anniversary Show

The all-male, all-volunteer comedy fundraising troupe, the Austin Babtist Women, will celebrate their 28th annual Anniversary Show on Sunday, September 21st. Benefiting the charities of the Texas Gay Rodeo Association, the free show takes the stage at Bout Time II, located at 6607 North IH-35 Frontage Road in Austin, beginning at 7 pm.

This year’s Anniversary Show features special guest entertainers including Dallas-based international cabaret star Victoria Weston, Austin musical theatre (Les Miserables, Gospel at Colonus) and opera virtuoso Chaz Nailor, and infamous drag performers Pannica Tack and Althea Trix.

Created in 1986, the Austin Babtist Women have become an incredibly-respected charitable force, performing throughout the nation to raise money for HIV/AIDS, breast cancer and other charitable causes. The troupe of five male actors take-on the personas of little old church ladies and stage elaborately choreographed, side-splitting routines – raising more than $8 million dollars along the way for charity.

The Austin Babtist Women were originally created as a one-time charity performance for the Texas Gay Rodeo (TGRA), but demand for their shows has led to an almost-three-decade run of fundraising. The TGRA is a non-profit organization dedicated to elevating the image of women and men in the field of rodeo while simultaneously engaging in charitable activities. During their 31-year history of gay rodeos, the TGRA has donated more than $2.75 million to Texas charities.

Admission to the Austin Babtist Women’s 28th Annual Anniversary Show is a $5 suggested donation at the door. Bout Time II is located at 6607 North IH-35 Frontage Road in Austin. For more information, visit www.BabtistWomen.com.