Past Events
In Texas Exes August Lunchtime Lecture, Dr. Suzanne Seriff will take a global look at the many ways in which traditional, hand made arts function in communities to educate, advocate and celebrate in times of joy and times of trouble, alike. Dr. Seriff draws on over 40 years in the field as an award-winning anthropologist and museum curator to bring you stories from Morocco to Mexico to Mexia, Texas.
Our Film & Video Gallery show has been extended! See this absorbing presentation by artist VLM (Virginia L. Montgomery).
Join us in person at the HealthPoint & Benefits Fair to meet the people and vendors transforming our approach to wellness. With Annual Enrollment from July 15-31, Benefits Specialists will be available onsite at the fair to answer questions about benefit elections for the 2023-2024 plan year, which begins September 1*.
Come view a screening of the 2022 documentary “Theaters of War.” “A documentary about the U.S. military's editorial control over thousands of Hollywood's films and television programs.”
Preservation Austin and the Austin History Center welcome community members to this oral history workshop for individuals who participated in or have memory of Community Activism during the 1970s Chicano Movement in East Austin.
The Job Search Toolkit session aims to help employees navigate the job search process. We’ll review how to search for a job, create application materials, interviewing skills, and transitioning to a new position.
In Texas Exes July Lunchtime Lecture, Dr. Lee Ann Kahlor will discuss basic psychology as it relates to advertising and persuasive messaging and increase your overall advertising literacy.
Join us in person at the HealthPoint & Benefits Fair to meet the people and vendors transforming our approach to wellness. With Annual Enrollment from July 15-31, Benefits Specialists will be available onsite at the fair to answer questions about benefit elections for the 2023-2024 plan year, which begins September 1*.
Art. Music. Picnics.
Every second Saturday, come hang on the Blanton’s new Moody Patio. Enjoy live DJ sets on the museum’s redesigned grounds and explore the galleries—open late till 8 p.m. Pack a picnic or purchase local food and drinks for sale.
Presented by Kyler Shumway, President and Chief Clinical Officer of Deep Eddy Psychotherapy. Tune in to learn about human neurodiversity, the myth of "normal," and how we can learn to have better relationships by celebrating what makes us unique.