Lakeway Arts + Culture Calendar

Local artist Sherri Lipman McCauley will host a demonstration and lecture about her fiber artwork at the Lake Travis Community Library. As a fiber artist, Sherri works with quilts, collage, and surface design, manipulating fabric with paint and dye, and stitching panels together to tell a unique story.

Bring your friends and family to support local artisans and crafters at the Bee Cave Artisan Market, open every first Saturday of the month from 11am-4pm at the Hill Country Galleria! Enjoy a spectacular selection of beautiful art, delicious gourmet foods, unique beauty & wellness products, and live music performances from your favorite local musicians. Located in the HCG Central Plaza. For more information visit, beecaveartisanmarket.com.

Local artist Sherri Lipman McCauley will exhibit her fiber artwork in the Lake Travis Community Library this month. As a fiber artist, Sherri works with quilts, collage, and surface design, manipulating fabric with paint and dye, and stitching panels together to tell a unique story.

Celebrate the 5th Members Exhibition held at the Hive Gallery from May 15 – August 23, 2024. Don’t miss the Opening Reception on May 18th, from 2 to 4 pm.

Join us for an Artist Reception at the Lakeway City Hall Art Gallery. All are welcome in the Art Gallery for light refreshments from 5:30 – 6:30pm before the City Council meeting begins. Upcoming 2024 City Hall Art Exhibits: January 2 – March 8: Gail Threinen – Chinese Brush Painting (Artist Reception: 1/16) March 11 – April 30:  Penny Jamrack – Watercolor & Acrylic (Artist Reception: 3/18) May 1 – June 30: Carol Williard – Needle Painting (Artist Reception: 5/20) July 1 -August 31: Christy Stephens – Pottery (Artist Reception: 7/15) September 1 – October 31: Georgia Hagan – Portraits (Artist Reception: 9/16) November 1 – December 31: Lakeway Photo Festival Winners – Photography (Artist Reception: 11/18)

⁠The 4th annual Summer Arts Festival is a day-long event hosted by Contracommon on the Hill Country Galleria’s central plaza. Attendance is completely free of charge! This festival directly supports the emerging artists and makers of Central Texas by connecting them with a huge community of art lovers throughout west Austin and the Hill Country. With the addition of a juried regional exhibition in the Contracommon gallery, space for 45+ artist vendors, live music all day, and our Children’s Art Garden full of fun and free art activities, 2024 is is already looking BIG. ⁠