Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Austin this week. Today, Wednesday, kick things off with smooth jazz vibes as Kenny G takes the Paramount Theatre stage at 7 PM, delivering those iconic saxophone melodies perfect for a midweek unwind. Then, dive into the electronic beats at Widdim Wednesday hosted by Gremlin Hours at 213 W 4th Street, starting at 9 PM and running till 2 AM, where Toats will keep the dance floor electric all night.

Tomorrow, Thursday, catch the hilarious Coming to America screening at the Paramount Theatre at 7:30 PM, a comedy classic that'll have you laughing through the weekend prep. But hold onto your hats, because Friday launches the epic Ascension Seton Austin Marathon weekend, marking its 35th anniversary with record crowds. Start with the Official Shakeout Run at 7 AM, hosted by the Austin Marathon, Fleet Feet, and BPN, then hit the free Health and Fitness Expo at Palmer Events Center from 11 AM to 7 PM. Grab race packets, shop anniversary merch, sample grub, and meet pacers amid the buzz of over 30,000 runners from 50 states and countries.

Saturday keeps the expo rolling from 9 AM to 6 PM, with tons of unofficial marathon parties popping up citywide. And don't miss Sofrito Y Su Melao bringing Cuban fire with salsa, son, bolero, rumba, merengue, and more at their live music dance night, complete with a free beginner salsa class at 8 PM, no partner needed.

The crown jewel hits Sunday: the Austin Marathon, Half Marathon, and sold-out 5K blast off near the Texas State Capitol starting at 7 AM for elites. Expect two energy zones, 22 live bands, 11 cheering stations, and 22 aid stations fueling runners through iconic neighborhoods. Post-race, join the massive finish line festival with live tunes, food trucks, the Meanwhile Beer Garden, and celebratory drinks for 100,000 spectators. The 5K alone donates $30,800 to the Paramount Theatre, and 29 nonprofits get Moody Foundation matching up to $10,000 each. Elite pros chase a $20,000 purse, all live on FloTrack from 6:30 AM.

Whether you're pounding pavement, cheering wildly, or just soaking in Austin's weird energy, this week's stacked with heart-pumping action. Lace up, grab friends, and make memories in the Live Music Capital.

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Hey Austin listeners, kick off your Sunday right because today, February 8th, the Harlem Globetrotters are bringing their 100 Year Tour to the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park starting at 1pm, complete with gravity-defying dunks, jaw-dropping tricks, and their epic showdown against the Washington Generals. H-E-B Center reports it's a centennial celebration packed with new surprises like the Golden Basketball, pre-game Magic Pass for shooting hoops with the team, and a free fifth-quarter autograph session for everyone. Doors open at noon, so grab tickets now for family fun that's been breaking barriers for a century.

Music lovers, head to Mohawk tonight at 7pm for Soul Exchange, a high-energy concert promising soulful vibes and great deals on tickets via SeatGeek. Over at ACL Live at 3TEN, catch Rumours ATL delivering a spot-on Fleetwood Mac tribute, channeling those classic hits with all the energy. And don't miss the Blind Draw 4's Volleyball Tournament at Aussies Austin starting at 9:30am check-in, perfect for picking up a paddle and diving into some competitive beach action.

Tomorrow, Monday, Moody Center hosts all-day events from Austin Texas.gov's full calendar, blending sports and entertainment vibes all around 2001 Robert Dedman Drive. Tuesday's highlight is Creative Mass at Hold Out Brewing on 1208 West 4th Street from 6 to 9pm, hosted by AIGA Austin. It's a free mixer where you'll craft Valentine's Day cards with fellow creatives, network, swap project ideas, and get the scoop on 2026 visions—super chill and open to all.

Midweek heats up with ACL Live shows: Lauren Spencer Smith on her Art Of Being A Mess Tour with Henry Moodie and Maisy Kay at the Moody Theater, Eddie 9V with Johnny Mullenax at 3TEN, and Cat Power's 20th anniversary full-album performance of The Greatest. Thursday brings HeartByrne at 3TEN and Bob Schneider & The Moonlight Orchestra at the Moody Theater.

Weekend warriors, Friday rocks with DJ Mel's Rock The Casbah '80s dance party at the Moody Theater and Becky Robinson's Beasts in Me Tour. Saturday packs Clinton Kane at 3TEN, Tauren Wells recording his live album at the Moody Theater, and Dropkick Murphys' St. Patrick’s Day tour kickoff. Palmer Events Center hosts the Rodeo Austin Gala on the 7th, flowing into the Austin Marathon Expo on the 13th-14th.

From globetrotting hoops to indie tunes and crafty mixers, Austin's buzzing this week. Get out there and make memories, listeners!

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Hey Austin listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best vibes in town today and through the weekend. Kick off this Saturday with high-energy fun at ACL Live at The Moody Theater, where Lauren Spencer Smith brings her Art Of Being A Mess Tour with Henry Moodie and Maisy Kay starting tonight—grab tickets for those powerhouse vocals and intimate pop anthems. Over at ACL Live at 3TEN, catch Smooth Nature with Alesia Lani and Moody Bank$ for some soulful grooves, or Rumours ATL delivering a spot-on Fleetwood Mac tribute that'll have you singing along to every classic riff.

Sports fans, head to the H-E-B Center in Cedar Park for the Manitoba Moose versus Texas Stars hockey showdown at 7 p.m., complete with theme nights, giveaways, and that electric rink energy—general parking's included with your ticket, so arrive early for the clear bag policy fun. Dog lovers, don't miss the free pup celebration at Butler Park from noon, featuring the 8th Annual Tailgate Food Competition—upgrade to a $35 VIP pass for a t-shirt and tasty vendor samples while voting for the best bites.

Swing by Vacancy Brewing at 11 a.m. for TrainingMate's Sydney Circuit, a $15 HIIT workout that's 51% social sweat with brews included, perfect for all levels. Theater buffs, Austin High School's Red Dragon Players stage Gypsy: A Musical Fable tonight and tomorrow for just $10 to $15, packed with Sondheim's iconic score. At The Saxon Pub, jam to Jane Rundquist & Too Blue at 3 p.m., Lisa Morales at 6 p.m., and Warren Hood at 8 p.m. for that pure Austin roots sound.

Tomorrow Sunday, families flock to Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum's free Lunar New Year Family Day from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with Love of China School of Dance performances, storytimes, crafts, and a sculpture hunt celebrating the Year of the Horse. Catch Texas Longhorns basketball versus Mississippi Rebels at 1 p.m., or Disney On Ice if it's rolling through. Music keeps pumping at ACL with Eddie 9V and HeartByrne, plus ongoing Broadway hits like The Sound of Music at Bass Concert Hall all weekend.

Throughout the week, ACL Live heats up with Atmosphere's Winter Carnival Tour, Cat Power's 20th anniversary show, Bob Schneider, Dropkick Murphys' St. Patrick's prep, and more—check acllive.com for the full lineup. Whether you're dancing, cheering, or chilling, Austin's got the pulse racing. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for weekly updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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Austin is absolutely buzzing this weekend with events that'll keep you entertained from morning to night. Whether you're into art, music, sports, or just looking for something fun to do, we've got you covered.

First up, if you're an art lover, the PrintExpo is happening right now at Blue Genie on Airport Boulevard through Sunday. Over one hundred artists, galleries, and print shops will be showcasing original artwork, and you can watch live demonstrations throughout the weekend. The opening night tonight runs from six to ten PM and features artist talks, live music, and food and drinks.

For those seeking a cultural celebration, the George Washington Carver Museum is hosting a Solar Saturday Black History Month Kick-Off Block Party tomorrow from noon to six PM. You'll find a Black makers market, art and dance classes, and musical performances. KUTX DJ Marc Fort will spin records from two to five PM, and there's a special exhibition opening featuring work by sculptor Steven Bernard Jones.

If live music is calling your name, Rrunnerrss is releasing their self-titled debut album tomorrow night at the Hole in the Wall on Guadalupe Street. Doors open at eight PM with a ten dollar cover. Michael Zapruder leads this talented group of musicians who've played with Austin legends like Okkervil River and Black Pumas.

Art and automotive culture collide this weekend at the Manual Focus Car and Art Show. This unique event brings together rare vintage manual cars alongside manual cameras and live art creation. Local sign painter Andrew Manning will be doing a live car painting on site, and there's great food and live music throughout the weekend.

Theater lovers shouldn't miss Anna Ziegler's play The Last Match at Sterling Stage on East Highway 290, running through February twenty-second. The production explores ambition and love in the world of competitive tennis.

And here's something special for comedy fans: Eddie Izzard is performing at the Paramount Theatre tonight and tomorrow night at eight PM. This is a fantastic opportunity to catch an internationally renowned comedian live in Austin.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars because ticket sales are opening today at ten AM for some major concerts. Staind is bringing their Break the Cycle 25th Anniversary Tour to Moody Center on October nineteenth with special guests Seether, Hoobastank, and Hinder. Country star Ella Langley is also coming to Moody Center on August thirteenth for The Dandelion Tour.

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Hey listeners, kick off your Thursday in Austin with some cultural magic at the Austin Central Library's "Holding Spaces" opening reception, where CultureMap Austin spotlights local Black entrepreneurs like those from Black Pearl Books and Kicking It ATX through stunning portraits and stories by photographer Steven Hatchett—it's free, with light refreshments and mingling until evening. Then, catch Austin Opera's Fiddler on the Roof at the Long Center, belting out classics like "If I Were a Rich Man" and "Sunrise, Sunset" in English with subtitles, running through Sunday according to Austin Opera's schedule.

Broadway fans, don't miss The Sound of Music lighting up Bass Concert Hall all weekend—sing along to "Do-Re-Mi" and "Edelweiss" as Maria charms the von Trapps, straight from CultureMap's top picks. Friday amps up with Napoleon Dynamite's 20th anniversary bash at the Paramount Theatre, featuring a full screening, live Q&A with Jon Heder, Jon Gries, and Efren Ramirez, plus VIP meet-and-greets for die-hard fans.

Art lovers, swing by ArtUs Co's "Here & Now" opening reception with vibrant works from talents like Amber Buck and live tunes from Chappie Funk, cocktails flowing courtesy of Goodnight Loving Vodka—free entry, on view through March. Music heads, KMFA's Offbeat Series brings Soundpainting wizardry at ACL Live at 3TEN, where Andrea Ariel Dance Theatre and Austin Unconducted create spontaneous masterpieces with your audience input over two nights.

Saturday's got comedy gold at The Creek and The Cave with open mics like Bear Arms and New Joke sets from rising stars. Families, head to Leander for the Glow & Groove Father-Daughter Dance with glow sticks and tunes, or craft valentines with cocktails at Williamson Museum in Georgetown, both per Community Impact. Sunday seals the deal with Harlem Globetrotters' 100 Year Tour at H-E-B Center in Cedar Park, dazzling with slams and tricks against the Washington Generals—tickets from $44 via Ticketmaster and H-E-B Center listings.

Whether you're theater-bound, laughing out loud, or globetrotting courtside, Austin's buzzing this week—grab tickets fast and make memories under these Live Music Capital skies!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Austin today through the weekend. As your friendly neighborhood event scout, I've got the scoop on music, comedy, theater, and that Mardi Gras vibe heating up the Live Music Capital.

Kick off today, Wednesday, with comedy legend Eddie Izzard taking the stage at 7:00 PM according to Austin Events Schedule, delivering his signature surreal wit that'll have you laughing till it hurts. Music fans, head to ACL Live at 3TEN for The Sadies with L.C. Franke at 8:00 PM, as listed on ACL Live's site, blending roots rock with that classic Austin twang. Theater lovers, don't miss The Sound of Music at Bass Concert Hall starting at 7:30 PM via Texas Performing Arts—it's the full Broadway tour with "Do-Re-Mi" and all the von Trapp family magic, plus a post-show talkback just for tonight's crowd. Paramount Theatre hosts the Gipsy Kings at 8:00 PM per their tickets page, strumming those infectious flamenco rhythms perfect for a midweek escape. And blues guitar queen Jackie Venson rocks at 7:30 PM from the Austin Concerts lineup.

Thursday amps up with Mardi Gras fever at Antone’s Nightclub on February 19, but closer to home, Sofrito Y Su Melao brings Cuban salsa dancing nights via 365 Things Austin, with a free beginners class at 8:00 PM—grab a partner or fly solo.

Weekend warriors, Saturday February 7 launches Mardi Gras Madness 5K and 10K at East Metro Park in Manor, as detailed by AustinOT.com, complete with beads, high-energy tunes, and a kids' dash at 9:00 AM for that family Big Easy fun. ACL Live heats up with Atmosphere's Winter Carnival Tour at The Moody Theater, joined by Sage Francis and more wild acts from their February roster. Keep eyes on Moontower Comedy Festival announcements from the Austin Chronicle, adding SNL's Sarah Sherman and HBO's Meg Stalter to an epic lineup with tickets dropping February 6—venues like Cap City and Paramount will buzz.

Stay tuned for more live music at ACL spots like Smooth Nature or Lauren Spencer Smith later in the week. Austin's weather promises mid-70s highs, ideal for patios and parades, though pack a jacket for evenings.

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Hey Austin listeners, kick off your weekend with a bang right here in the heart of Texas! Today, Friday, dive into comedy gold at the Paramount Theatre where James Acaster brings his razor-sharp wit at 7 p.m., or catch ventriloquist Jeff Dunham's hilarious Artificial Intelligence tour at the Moody Center ATX, also at 7 p.m. National Today lists these as prime picks, perfect for laughing off the week. Theater fans, ZACH Theatre stages the classic Murder on the Orient Express at 7:30 p.m., a gripping whodunit that'll have you on the edge of your seat. Music lovers, Antone's Nightclub rocks with KOOP Birthday featuring Body Rock, Rosie Flores & The Talismen, and Double Heads starting at 8 p.m., while The Concourse Project pulses with Dr. Fresch's electronic beats at 9 p.m., and Empire Garage hosts the wild Party Girl/Brat Rave at the same time.

Swing into tomorrow, Saturday, with legendary duo Steve Martin and Martin Short roasting each other at Bass Concert Hall—CultureMap Austin calls it a celebration of their epic friendship, backed by Steep Canyon Rangers and Jeff Babko. Tickets are hot, so grab 'em quick! Hill Country Galleria's Live on the Lawn spotlights local talent Jo James for free outdoor vibes—pack a picnic and chill. Burlesque bombshells from The Jigglewatts light up 29th Street Ballroom with Mr. Lewis & The Funeral 5, starring Selma Bawdy, Ruby Joule, Jolie Goodnight, plus guests Aileen Stunning and Viridian Moon—pure sultry fun via Eventbrite. ACL Live at 3TEN heats up with Rob Baird's 10th Annual Birthday Bash and Dad Rock Night, while The Moody Theater grooves to KC and The Sunshine Band's Get Lifted World Tour. Comedy seekers, Creek and Cave offers New Joke Saturday open mic—all ages of laughs.

Sunday brings spicy goodness at Hotel San Jose and Jo’s Coffee's 19th Annual Chili Cook-Off—free entry, tastings, live tunes from Jeff Hughes & Chaparral, and voting fun, with proceeds fighting food insecurity per CultureMap. Bass Concert Hall screens Blade Runner live with the Avex Ensemble orchestra blasting Vangelis' score, and ACL Live hosts Sal Vulcano's Everything's Fine stand-up tour. Note the ongoing noise demos outside Hyatt Regency over ICE concerns, as CBS Austin reports third-night protests tied to national calls for change.

Whether you're chasing laughs, tunes, or chili thrills, Austin's buzzing—get out and live it up, listeners!

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Hey listeners, kick off your Thursday in Austin with some killer live music right downtown. Catch the NICA House Band swinging jazz at NICA on 4th, 117 West 4th Street, starting at 6:30 pm—tickets are just $10 according to Jazz Near You. Or head to ACL Live at 3TEN for Rob Baird's 10th Annual Birthday Bash at 8 pm, where the Memphis-born troubadour delivers raw alt-country vibes from his album Burning In The Stars, as detailed on the ACL Live site. Dance fans, Dace The Ace spins vinyl sets at The One ATX above TOATS tonight and tomorrow. And if you're near UT Law, swing by the Susman Godfrey Atrium from 8:30 to 10:30 am for SBA's Creature Coffee sponsored by Sidley—a fun morning perk for students.

Tonight also brings Murder on the Orient Express at ZACH Theatre at 7:30 pm, a classic whodunit packed with twists. Theater lovers, note that PlayStation: The Concert at Bass Concert Hall got canceled, so pivot to these gems.

Friday heats up with Duel Step lessons and dancing at Sagebrush from 8 pm to 1 am—perfect for boot-scootin' beginners. Saturday explodes with options across the area. Get your adventure on with free rock climbing guided by Austin Park Rangers at Guides Wall in Barton Creek Greenbelt, 9 am to noon via the Gus Fruh entrance on 2642 Barton—Eventbrite calls it a must for thrill-seekers ages 6 and up.

Sports fans, cheer the Texas Stars hockey team against Henderson Silver Knights at H-E-B Center in Cedar Park at 7 pm, complete with a Stars Ice Mold Giveaway from H-E-B. Catch Murder on the Orient Express matinee at ZACH at 2:30 pm. Families, Community Impact highlights 'Nice Work If You Can Get It' musical at Vista Ridge High in Cedar Park through Saturday—Gershwin tunes for $10 students, $25 adults. Kids' Frozen Fun Night at Capital Gymnastics in Cedar Park runs 6:30 to 9:30 pm with gym games, pizza, and the movie for $35. Out in Hutto, the free Trout Derby at Adam Orgain Park stocks 1,200 rainbow trout starting 9 am—bring your pole. Buda's Art Brawl pits eight artists in speed-painting to cumbia beats at 6 pm for $40, benefiting local creatives. Round Rock's Family Winter Ball offers inclusive dancing 6 to 8 pm for $5.

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Austin is absolutely buzzing this week with fantastic events for every taste, so let me guide you through what's happening right now through the weekend.

Starting with tonight, if you're into live entertainment, AEW Dynamite is coming to the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park at six thirty pm. This is professional wrestling at its finest, with AEW's incredible roster of male and female wrestlers delivering athleticism, massive personalities, and exciting storylines. You can grab tickets through Ticketmaster, and if you want to go premium, they've got ALL IN packages with chef's table access and exclusive beverage options.

Also happening tonight at seven pm, music lovers should head to Posse East for KUTX Music Trivia Night hosted by KUTX's Taylor Wallace. Gather your team of up to six people and compete for bragging rights and prizes. It's free and open to the public, and the trivia starts sharp at seven pm, so arrive early to claim your spot.

If you're looking for something more hands-on, the Saxon Pub is hosting Sean McHargue at eight pm for just ten dollars. It's a great intimate venue for live music in the heart of Austin.

Moving into the weekend, Saturday January thirty-first has something special. The Austin Resource Recovery Fix-It Clinic is happening at the South Austin Senior Activity Center from nine am to noon. Bring up to two broken items like torn clothing, faulty appliances, or worn-out toys, and expert volunteers will help you repair them for free. Tools are provided, though you're welcome to bring your own.

That same Saturday, head out to Teddy Morse's Cowboy Harley-Davidson for the Live Performance Build Episode Two. From ten am to one pm, you'll watch upgrades installed live on a twenty twenty-five Low Rider while service experts explain each performance component. This free event welcomes all riders.

Also on Saturday, there's the Women's Workshop on Oil Changes happening at the same Harley dealership from five to eight pm. Whether you're a seasoned rider or just curious, The Litas Austin and Cowboy Harley-Davidson are hosting this meetup where you'll learn practical maintenance skills. All bikes and interested folks are welcome.

Austin's got something for the wrestling fan, the music enthusiast, the DIY spirit, and the motorcycle community this week. Whatever your vibe, there's definitely something calling your name.

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Welcome to your Austin adventure guide. Today is absolutely packed with incredible things to do, and if you're planning ahead, this week and weekend offer something for everyone.

Right now, this very Sunday morning, you can start your day at the Time Travel Half-Marathon over in Pflugerville at Northeast Metropolitan Park. Whether you're running a half-marathon, completing a 10K, taking a 5K, or just enjoying the untimed one-mile walk, you'll get a custom race bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal to commemorate your achievement. The event kicks off at 9 AM, so if you're quick, you can still catch it.

Later this afternoon, head to Beachside Billy's 6th Annual Chili Cook-Off at Volente Beach Waterpark in Leander starting at 2 PM. It's completely free, and you'll spend your day tasting some of the best chili recipes Austin has to offer while watching football games on the big screen with a beautiful lakeside backdrop. If you prefer indoor cultural activities, the Texas Science and Natural History Museum is open from 1 to 5 PM and admission is free.

For the performing arts enthusiasts, Broadway in Austin is presenting Six through tonight, a high-octane musical that reimagines the lives of Henry VIII's wives as modern pop icons. The show runs tonight at 7 PM at Bass Concert Hall. If you're into mystery theater, Zach Theatre's production of Murder on the Orient Express opens today and runs through March 1st, bringing Agatha Christie's classic to the stage with edge-of-your-seat tension.

Yesterday wrapped up some fantastic weekend events including Brick Convention Austin 2026 at Palmer Events Center, where thousands of LEGO enthusiasts gathered for hands-on building fun and interactive zones. That same venue hosted Le Garage Sale, featuring over 140 local boutiques and designers with incredible discounts on new inventory and end-of-season merchandise.

For live music tonight, Austin's vibrant music scene is showcasing Al Di Meola at the Paramount Theater at 4 PM and 7 PM, while the Beatles Concert in the Dark featuring Will Taylor plays at Casa de Luz at 5 PM. Whether you're into classical guitar virtuosity or tribute performances, Austin's got you covered.

This week continues to deliver with incredible dining, cultural, and entertainment experiences throughout the city. Thank you for tuning in to your Austin guide. Be sure to subscribe for more local recommendations and event updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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