This weekend you can celebrate Black History Month with art and music, watch print-making demonstrations or catch a play about romance and ambition in the professional tennis world.
Backers say Austin Art Village isn’t meant to solve the city's housing crisis, but the 10-home project could serve as a blueprint for larger affordable housing developments.
KUTX presents: The Hole Story
Grace Sorensen | KUTX The Hole Story | Live at Hole in the Wall
If every song is a story, then every songwriter has a story about those songs. The Hole Story is a new 30-minute video series featuring stripped-down sets and behind-the-music storytelling, recorded live on the historic front stage of Hole in the Wall. Think VH1 Storytellers meets MTV Unplugged — Austin style.
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Cugini opened the legendary Austin bar in 1975. He was remembered as an "exceptionally kind and funny man who started it all." -
Texas Performing Arts' Bob Bursey on taking over right before COVID hit and lifting up local artistsBursey says the pandemic reshaped the organization's mission, leading to the creation of new creative residencies. Listen to his conversation with KUT's "Morning Edition" host Jennifer Stayton. -
The Dick Chalmers Music Venue Program was named for a longtime Red River fixture whose career spanned venue operations, production work and mentorship. Chalmers died in November at 41. -
One hundred years ago, Brinkley made a fortune selling bogus impotence cures. His larger-than-life true story is the basis for the new play Man of the People.
