Events - 13 Apr 16

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Blue Lapis Light Aerial Dance Classes

Blue Lapis Light, Austin TX
01/18/2016 - 06/1/2016 | 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

We offer aerial silk classes to our community and visiting artists. Throughout the year, our dance classes provide a unique challenge and offer a creative way for students to develop strength and grace while exploring aerial movement.

Blue Lapis Light also offers aerial workshops for colleges, high schools and community organizations. These workshops are uniquely designed for every project, providing an exceptional dance experience for all participants. We can host master classes at our studio or visit your location to conduct site-specific work.

Jan Heaton's "The Market"

Davis Gallery, Austin TX
03/5/2016 - 04/16/2016 | 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The Market
New Work by Jan Heaton
March 5th – April 16th
Opening Reception
Saturday, March 5th 7-9 pm
Jan Heaton is known for her sensuous and rich watercolors inspired by nature.

A daily obsession with living healthy, what we eat, where our food comes from, and how it is grown and prepared has provided the focus for her current series, The Market. For the past three years Jan hasbeen working on a collection that has grown to over 150 paintings, inspired by regular visits to the farmers’ markets in Austin. Initially she painted small studies on 4 x 4″ squares of heavy Fabriano cotton paper. The tiny watercolors were used as a reference for the larger paintings that followed. She looked to the market as a model for returning to the fresh fruits and vegetables her family cultivated in their small Detroit backyard garden. She also sought out with curiosity the mysterious varieties of watermelon radishes, maroon carrots, fennel, oyster mushrooms, and golden beets that were not familiar to their family crop – ever mindful of the seeds, the patterns, and the process that eventually bring these edible organic treasures to the table. Her objective is to capture not only what she observed but to isolate, simplify and glorify the produce, recording the essence of a fruit or vegetable with the evocative and sensuous forms always revealed in nature. Heaton’s desire is that her artwork will allow the observer to see a familiar form with a unique perspective.

 
Opening reception co-produced by Edible Austin. Small bites from Coté Catering, using seasonal ingredients from local farms; confections from Delysia Chocolatier; sips from Bending Branch Winery, Paula’s Texas Spirits, and Saint Arnold Brewing Company. Special guests: Carol Ann Sayle and Larry Butler, Boggy Creek Farm.
Artist demonstration will be held every Wednesday | 12-2pm

Colectivo Felix at Hotel San Jose

Hotel San Jose lounge, Austin TX
04/13/2016 | 7:30 pm

Join us in the courtyard lounge this April for a special dinner series by our friends from Argentinian cooperative Colectivo Felix.

Colectivo Felix is a collaborative culinary adventure started in 2007 by a group of chefs and artists in Buenos Aires. Their mission is to transmit through the simple yet monumental acts of cooking and eating an appreciation of Latin American culture, the importance of edible biodiversity, and the necessity of small scale and ecological food producers. Now based in Ojai, California, Colectivo Felix now creates intimate dining experiences, spaces for celebration and nourishment in the form of creative, artful cuisine.

Dates: April 12 and 13th

Time: 7:30 pm

Cost for the 4-course meal is $100 per person and includes a welcome drink and wine pairings with each course. Space is limited and reservations are required by purchasing tickets below (you can adjust the number in your party on the checkout screen).

Greater Austin High School Musical Theatre Awards

The Long Center, Austin TX
04/13/2016 | 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm

Join us for the Tony Awards of Austin high school theatre!  29 high schools and over 2000 participating students will gather for an evening of live musical performances, awards and scholarships, special guests, and more. Awards are given in 15 categories: Best Musical Production, Best Lead Actor, Best Lead Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Featured Performer, Best Musical Direction, Best Choreography, Best Orchestra, Best Direction, Best Stage Crew, Best Scenic Design, Best Costume Design, Best Lighting Design and Best Ensemble. In addition to beautiful glass trophies for top prizes in the competition, teachers choose two seniors as applicants for college scholarships. Several scholarships are made available by ZACH theatre, UT College of Fine Arts and other professional training programs.