capital area food bank

The Blanton Museum of Art at The University of Texas at Austin and the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) are presenting a special screening of "DIVE!," a documentary by Jeremy Seifert, followed by a panel discussion with the filmmaker and others on Thursday, Sept. 15, 6:30 p.m. in The Blanton Auditorium.

Attendees are encouraged to bring a healthy canned good for admission to the event.

WHAT: YomiCon, award-winning anime and manga convention for teens and tweens

4/15 - Tribal Seeds (8:50pm), Skampida (7pm), Grimy Styles (5:15pm), Josh Heinrichs (3:45pm) 4/16 - Taj Weekes (8:45pm), Az One (7pm), Don Chani (5:15pm), Radio La Chusma (3:30pm), Bombasta (1:45pm), Ashes of Babylon (noon) 4/17 - Israel Vibration & the Roots Radics Band (8pm), Mau Mau Chaplains (6pm), Cinco Doce (4:30pm), Bachaco (3pm), Bandulus (1:30pm), D.R.U.M.

(noon) This celebration of spring brings together incredible music, tasty foods, arts and crafts, plus premium people-watching at one of the city's most popular outdoor venues.

It’s back! Austin Restaurant Week, that epic semi-annual event we all know and love, starts next week and is better than ever.

Organizers are ramping it up with new additions like brunch, wine pairings, gluten-free options, the first annual Austin Restaurant Awards, and charitable donations to both Capital Area Food Bank and Meals on Wheels.

alamodrafthouse Film + Feast: O Brother Where Art Thou
Thursday December 16
Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar (1120 S. Lamar)
7pm, $60

Capital Area Food Bank of Texas Austin Empty Bowl Project
Sunday, November 21
Mexican American Cultural Center (600 River Street)
$15, 11am-3pm

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Friday, June 25
Scoot Inn (1308 E. Fourth)
9pm

March 27th, 7:30pm – Brentwood Elementary Amphitheatre

Community Movie Night Under the Stars in December was so much fun that we decided to do it again, so bring the family and join your neighbors for a FREE outdoor movie night featuring Steven Spielberg’s 1982 classic, E.T.

Complimentary hot chocolate and lemonade from Genuine Joe’s, free popcorn and Reese’s Pieces (in honor of our favorite Extra-Terrestrial) will be served.

You are welcome to bring your own snacks too. Lawn chairs and blankets are also encouraged.

Del Castillo, the Mother Truckers, Shurman, Suzanna Choffel, The Little Elmore Reed Blues Band (with Mike Keller of The Fabulous Thunderbirds on guitar), Austin Collins, Vitera, Stonehoney: This is some lineup for a free show (with canned good donation) to benefit one of Austin’s most wonderful charities, the Capital Area Food Bank.

The concert is Sunday March 14 from 2pm-10pm at the United States Art Authority (next to Spiderhouse).