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Weekend Out: It Gets Serious
Brace yourselves. It may flirt with 100 degrees outside, but the fall social season — informal as well as formal — is in full swing. Here’s what Out & About wants to do this weekend:
Thursday: September/October 2008 L Style G Style Release Party with Nakia and Amy Cook at Momo’s; Micky and the Motorcars at Antone’s; Bel Air Phase II Grand Opening; Jazzy Jeff Back to School Party at Pangaea
Friday: Kirk Gallery Preview Party at AMLI on Second; “Elaine Stritch at Liberty’ for Austin Cabaret Theatre at Mansion on Judge’s Hill;
Sunday: Kohana Coffee Premiere Public Tasting at Whole Foods; AGLIFF Closing Night Party at the Arthouse at the Jones Center; Ballet Austin Community Day of Dance at Butler Dance Education Center; C.K. Chin Birthday Party at Imperia
Monday: “The Mystique of the Archive” Opening Reception at the Ransom Center
Tuesday: Forty Frenzy by Sharon Mims and Steve Aubin for American Gateways at Speakeasy; “Kings of the Evening” premiere at the Galaxy Highland and Monarch Event Center
Wednesday: Anthropos Arts Happy Hour and Concert at the Belmont; (512) Brewing Kick Off Party at Zax Restaurant; Tribeza Style Week at Neiman Marcus with Mayor Will Wynn; Sneak Peek at Kozmetsky Center for Child Protection
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By Alison Willis
September 7, 2008 7:40 PM | Link to this
It's admirable how you find the time (and energy) to attend all of these events every week. Thanks for letting us know about all the great events going on around Austin. I wanted to attend the L Style G Style party, but had to go out of town. It sounds like you had fun. You can be an inspiration to me when I want to go to an event and then chicken out at the last minute.
By Michael Barnes
September 5, 2008 11:10 AM | Link to this
Don't you love how the snarkiest comments are made anonymously? Still. In 2008. For the record, I didn't slap the County Line, nor did I rave about other BBQ joints. Also, the "Surfer, Dude" review was a goof. Like the movie.
By Marloes Lemsom
September 5, 2008 11:08 AM | Link to this
This is one of the main reasons why I love this city. I was already planning on going to the Ballet Austin Community Day, but this blog makes me looking forward for the weekend even more. Besides studying, there are so many opportunities to enjoy your leisure time here. Thank you for emphasizing that.