This upcoming weekend in Austin is filled with entertaining events around city, offering residents and visitors a blend of comedy, arts, live music, and even honey tasting. The top seven things to do in Austin have been earmarked for you to ease planning.
Moontower Comedy presents a live, improvised version of the acclaimed award-winning podcast Comedy Bang! Bang! on Thursday. Hosted at The Paramount Theatre, the show will feature Scott Aukerman, the Comedy Bang! Bang! All-Stars, and comedian and actor Paul F. Tompkins. VIP tickets offer post-show meet and greets along with photo ops.
Comedian K. Trevor Wilson graces the stage at Cap City Comedy Club from Thursday till Saturday. Known for his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live and Comedy Central’s Roast Battles, Wilson is set to leave the audience in stitches.
Friday night, ACL Live is hosting Big Head Todd and the Monsters, a Colorado-based rock band, known for their track “Broken Hearted Savior.” They are here to promote their new album, Her Way Out. Hurry, as a limited number of tickets are available.
Distribution Hall is hosting the Summer Vibe Market over the weekend. Over 100 local artists will showcase their unique work at this two-day event. The event will also feature an art gallery, live music, and globally-inspired cuisine. Guests can enjoy complimentary cocktails from Deep Eddy & Dripping Springs Distilling while exploring the market. Thankfully, admission is free and open to the public.
The Texas Natural Beekeepers Association and Vista Brewing invite the public for a honey of a day. The Hays County Honey Festival on Saturday will feature live spinning, honey extracting demonstrations, honey tastings, and a guided walk to the Vista apiary, among much more. Admission to the festival is free.
Janet Jackson, the music legend herself, will perform at the Moody Center on Saturday as part of her 50th anniversary tour, Together Again. Fans can expect an evening filled with classics from her decades-long career.
Concluding the weekend festivities, The Long Center for Performing Arts is hosting Guelaguetza Oaxaqueña, a beautiful fusion of culture and dance by Ballet Folklorico de Austin performers. The event will depict Oaxacan dance, songs, and music, promising a mesmerizing experience.
The upcoming Austin weekend promises a mix of experiences, with something for every taste. So whether you’re an art enthusiast, a music lover, or in search of laughs, mark your calendars – Austin has got your cover!
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