The CodeNEXT team recently released a new draft Land Development Code. In order to share improvements made in the new draft and gather feedback from the community, they are hosting five CodeTEXT open houses across the city. This event, at Westwood High School, is the...
From the University of Texas Plant Biology Center - What do the fruits of tropical trees have to do with the fancy feathers, songs and dances of tropical birds? A lot according to ecologists! Join the UT Plant Biology Department at the Lady Bird Johnson...
Austin Water is developing a water plan for the next 100 years. The plan will identify future water needs and strategies to meet those needs such as conservation, technological innovation, and additional supply options. Since Austin Water is a publicly-owned utility, public feedback and input...
From TreeFolks - Join us for an introductory-level Tree ID hike at Blunn Creek Nature Preserve. We’ll talk about tree ID techniques, explore the preserve, and get to know some local trees. If you would like to attend this event, visit our website at www.treefolks.org/treeid....
From Travis County - Travis County is hosting a lunch & learn downtown with Dr. Karen McGraw. Bring a bag lunch and hear about the importance of preserving our dark skies. Almost every living thing on our planet uses the cycle of light and dark...
From the Austin Public Library - Part of the library's Controversy & Conversation Program About the Controversy & Conversation Program: A series of documentaries about the most controversial issues of the day. Prior to all screenings will be a 30 minute informal conversation at 6:30pm,...
From the Austin Parks Foundation - Join us for our 25th Anniversary season with an all 1992 series of Movies in the Park! Take in this Superhero/Tim Burton mashup complete with a pleather-clad cat woman, a giant rubber ducky car and the least neck movement...
From Keep Austin Beautiful - Each April, Keep Austin Beautiful hosts Clean Sweep, a county-wide service day spanning 150+ sites in 31 zip codes throughout Austin and resulting in over 26 tons of trash removed by 4,000 plus volunteer who contribute 8,700 combined service hours. The...
From Austin Resource Recovery - Calling all food gardeners! Get the scoop on your soil… for free…at this year’s Soil Kitchen! Experts from Austin’s Brownfields Revitalization Office will be on hand to take your samples, which will then be tested for nutrients and screened for...
From Brite Ideas - Free Class from Brite Ideas: Gardening in Tight Spaces Many would-be gardeners rent an apartment or have limited space to grow; they think that they have to put their garden off until "someday". With this class, you'll learn how to grow plants inside...
