In Citizen's Garb: Southern Plains Native Americans, 1889-1891
Sat. 09/15 | 7:00PM - Tue. 01/06 @ Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum
The 1880's and 1890's were decades of tremendous upheaval for many native peoples in Texas. Numerous Indian reservations were opened in the Oklahoma and Indian Territories during this …more»
Dia de los Muertos Altar Exhibition
Every Monday 10:00AM @ Mexic-Arte Museum (Warehouse District)
Traditional and contemporary altars created by individuals and organizations in the Austin community in remembrance of their relatives or friends; adorned with flowers, photographs, skulls, …more»
The Monday Night Mash - Live Improv Comedy!
Every Monday 8:00PM @ Kick Butt Coffee (North Austin)
Kick Butt Coffee and Snackers Improv present the Monday Night Mash. Every Monday, 3 troupes, no cover. We'll satisfy your Monday night jonesing for fresh, fun improv. Mondays, 8pm, Kick Butt C…more»
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Weekly show, hosted by Albert Im, features local troupes performing long-form improv.
— Angela Graysonmore at austin360.com
Leanne Venier's "Abstractions"
Sun. 07/01 | 12:00AM - Fri. 08/01 @ New World Deli
New World Deli is now featuring the energetic and sensuous abstract oil paintings of Leanne Venier. The artist breathes life into paint, and what emerges in her works is provocative and often …more»
In the decades between 1880 and 1900, American Indians underwent significant cultural transformations as a result of European settlers who thrust them into reservations and Euro-American customs. During this period, William J. Lenny and William L. Sawyers opened a photo studio in Purcell, Okla., near the reservations, and photographed American Indians in both their traditional dress and the current fashions of the time.read more at austin360.com