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Things to Do in Austin This Week
Are you searching for things to do in Austin this week? If so, you’ve come to the right place!
In this article, we will list for you several fun things you can do in Austin during the week of November 5th through November 10th.
Date - Nov 9 thru 17
Location - Walker Creek (between 9th and 11th street)
Are you an art lover in Austin Texas? If so, you don't want to miss the 2018 Creek show. this year's show will feature a variety of dazzling displays, art installations, plenty of family fun activities and a wide variety of live music to choose from.
Some of the bands that you can enjoy at this year's Creek show include SaulPaul, so, you don’t want to miss out! Order your tickets online at creekshow.com.
“Earth, Land, Property” at Davis Gallery
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday through Dec. 1.
Location - 837 W. Twelfth St.davisgalleryaustin.com.
Davis Gallery’s multi-artist exhibit, featuring painted works by Nicholas Baxter, Julie Davis, David Leonard, Garrett Middaugh, and Jason Webb, examines the human perspective of land: our place among nature and how we’ve chosen to use the places we live in. Each of the five artists’ range of paintings represents a specific “locale” on the spectrum between natural land and dense metropolis.
Stephen Bruton 70th birthday celebration at Saxon Pub
Date - 8 p.m. Nov. 6.
Price - $15.
Location - 1320 S. Lamar Blvd. thesaxonpub?.com.
You might call the Saxon the house that Stephen Bruton built, given how many musicians followed the late Austin songwriter/producer to the South Lamar venue after he started playing there around two decades ago. Bruton died of cancer in 2009, but on the eve of what would have been his 70th birthday, Saxon owner Joe Ables is giving him a full salute. The Resentments, the local all-star outfit that Bruton founded, will lead the way, with guest appearances by Jon Dee Graham, Malford Milligan, David Grissom, Johnny Nicholas and more. Proceeds will go to the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians. — Peter Blackstock
Aziz Ansari at Bass Concert Hall
Date - 7 and 9:30 p.m. Nov. 7.
Price - $39-$65.
Location - 2350 Robert Dedman Drive.
Ansari, perhaps best known for playing Tom Haverford on the hit NBC sitcom “Parks and Rec” and two seasons of his own, often excellent series “Master of None,” has been keeping a lowish profile since January, when a woman using the name “Grace” wrote an article on Babe.net accusing Ansari of sexual misconduct during an encounter that Ansari has characterized as “completely consensual.” He’s back in Austin with a stand-up comedy show. — Joe Gross
Date - 8 p.m. Nov. 8.
Price - Free.
Location - Republic Square Park, 422 Guadalupe St.
There have been regular installments of this free movie series produced by the Austin Parks Foundation, but the final night of Movies in the Park is extra special. The foundation, in partnership with the Alamo Drafthouse, is screening the film “Selena” in Austin’s only downtown park. Starring Jennifer Lopez, “Selena” tells the story of beloved real-life Tejano singer Selena, who charmed Texas and the world before her murder at age 23.
Torres Wine Dinner at Cannon + Belle
Date - 7 p.m. Nov. 10.
Price - $80.
Location - 500 E. Fourth St
The restaurant inside the Hilton Austin is hosting a wine dinner with Familia Torres, the largest winery in Spain. Chef Yesi Arredondo has created a five-course meal paired with select wines and a brandy from the Familia Torres brand, founded in 1870 and currently managed by the fourth generation of the Torres family.
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