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Austin Tuesday, December 15 Events
Jim Brickman's Beautiful World Christmas. Enjoy an evening of Jim’s dazzling solo piano, vibrant vocals, plus warmth and humor with very special guests. Jim promises to showcase both new music and fan favorites. For his performance at the Paramount Theatre, Jim welcomes musical guests singer Anne Cochran, electric violinist Tracy Silverman and instrumentalist Garrett Viggers. Location: Paramount Theater.
Schlitterbahn's Hill Country Christmas. Holiday warmth returns with Schlitterbahn’s Hill Country Christmas. Prepare to be dazzled by 1.5 million lights, the Alpine Slide, Gingerbread Playland and incredible skating rink. Event ID: 1/3/2010
Armadillo Christmas Bazaar. Shades of old Austin are reflected at this market of eclectic gift items and local entertainment. Location: Austin Convention Center. Event ID: 12/24
The Nutcracker. Ballet Austin presents this holiday favorite for the 47th year, making it the longest-running production of The Nutcracker in Texas. Make your holiday a little sweeter and save $3 on each ticket to The Nutcracker when you purchase online. Go to www.balletaustin.org and click on the ticket icon. Location: Long Center for the Performing Art. Event ID: 12/23
Sister’s Christmas Catechism. Location: Long Center for the Performing Arts. Event ID: 12/20
The Santaland Diaries. Location: Zachary Scott Theatre. Event ID: 1/10/2010
I'll Be Seeing You. I’ll Be Seeing You weaves the narratives of two now-grown neighbor children of World War II with letters to and from the home front, with slides, videos and popular holiday tunes of the era in a sparkling and warm family show that is sure to become a tradition for the Austin region. This union production weaves Austin’s great musical theater talents as well as youth performers from TexARTS’ acclaimed music, theater and dance academy program with great holiday cheer and reminiscence. Location: TexARTS, Lakeway. Event ID: 12/20
Laughter on the 23rd Floor. Perfect for the holidays,
this Neil Simon fast-and-furious comedy will keep you in stitches all night.
Experience the hilarious, behind-the-scenes look at the making of a 1950s
television variety show. You'll laugh ‘til it hurts!
Robert Shults: The Small Corners of Existence. Austin photographer Robert Shults captures the architecture of homelessness and explores the often overlooked spaces that, for some, act as temporary physical and spiritual shelter. Location: L. Nowlin Gallery. Event ID: 1/2/10
Bat Watching
The 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats that live beneath the Congress Avenue
Bridge take flight in a mass exodus each night at dusk. Located at Congress Ave.
& Cesar Chavez St. Austin, TX 78704.