Our friend Nick Shuley joins Game Time every Thursday for the Shuley Four Pack Plan of Attack – a guide to your Austin Weekend!
Top Concerts of The Week
3/19: Soul Man Sam 78th Birthday Bash w/ CC Adcock & The Lafayette Marquis
3/20: Todd Snider Rules: A Tribute
3/21: Skullcrusher
3/21: Booker T jones
3/25: Music on the Trail Series
3/25: Roddy Walston
Texas Women’s Basketball NCAA Hosting 3/20
This Friday the Horns take on Mississippi State at 3PM, the winner will go head to head with the winner from the Oregon Vs. VA Tech match taking place on Sunday.
For tickets and more info visit: Texaslonghorns.com
Sistine Chapel Experience
This multimedia experience repurposes an abandoned Sears store at the Barton Creek mall to re-create the wonders of the Sistine Chapel some 6,000 miles from Vatican City.
Sprawling out over 25,000 square feet, the Sistine Chapel Experience progresses through several galleries that offer historical context, insight into the work of masters like Michelangelo and Botticelli, and then an up-close view via a dropped-ceiling reproduction of the Sistine Chapel that’s identical in length and width to the real deal, based on photos taken by the production team over the course of 65 nights inside the chapel.
More info Here!
SNL Collection on Display
Experience the legacy of legendary comedy producer Lorne Michaels at the Harry Ransom Center.
This special exhibition explores over 50 years of groundbreaking television, including Saturday Night Live, The Kids in the Hall, Wayne’s World, and Mean Girls. Go behind the scenes and see how Michaels shaped generations of comedy. Visit the exhibit today, closing March 22.
More info Here!
Austin Rodeo
The Austin Rodeo continues!
Wyatt Flores takes the stage on March 24th, as well as Clint Black on the 25th.
For tickets and more info visit: Austinrodeo.com
American Modernism Art Exhbit at the Blanton 3/22
American Modernism from the Charles Butt Collection: From Edward Hopper to Alma Thomas
Experience 80+ rarely seen masterpieces from iconic American artists—on view for the first time in Texas. From sweeping landscapes to bold portraits and urban encounters—experience American Modernism at its best.
For tickets and more info visit: Blantonmuseum.org
