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Bee Cave Buzzes with a Call for Local Artists
Call for Artists! The Bee Cave Arts Foundation announces The Bees of Bee Cave, a public art exhibition featuring 10 Bee Sculptures designed by local artists to reflect the creative freedom of the artist and visually engage the community and visitors at the Hill Country Galleria in Bee Cave Texas. The Bees will be on display for 6 months, then enter into an auction to be moved to their permanent homes. Submission deadline is August 15, 2020. Good luck to all the artists! Details about the Call for Artists Submissions Due Aug 15 OPEN CALL:The Bee Cave Arts Foundation (BCAF) will accept 10 inspired designs by artists and/or artist teams…
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The Loss of an Artistic Legend: Johnnie Fields 1927-2020
It is with great sadness and condolences to report that the original “Lakeway Painter”, Johnnie Fields passed away on June 7, 2020. Mr Fields was known throughout the community as a notable architect and one of the most talented watercolor artists in Texas as well as the founder of the Lakeway Painters group. His career path melded his love of architecture with his passion for watercolor. Johnnie often told his watercolor students to “be loose and unafraid” while painting. We know this is also how he lived his life. Some of us were lucky enough to have been taught by him personally. This humble, wise and compassionate artistic man will…
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Spend your Summer in the Spotlight at TexARTS
Summer Art, Dance and Theatre Camps for Kids TexARTS will be opening its doors for limited enrollment in Half Day and Full Day Camps in Musical Theatre, Acting, and Dance starting June 15th, 2020. There is something for every interest! Due to the virus, the Visual Arts camps have moved online, and they have added more online workshops to their summer offerings. Parents can create a fun and rewarding summer with new sessions beginning weekly online or at TexARTS in Lakeway, Texas – the Lake Travis nonprofit for the visual and performing arts. Musical Theatre Camps – Sing, dance, act, and create in popular “Best of” musical theatre camps! Each week you’ll…
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Movies in the Park Returns to Lakeway (Updated)
PLEASE NOTE: Updated July 16, 2020:Movies in the Park has been cancelled for Friday July 24th. Please check back to see if future movies are also cancelled due to the coronavirus. Updated June 26, 2020: Movies in the Park has been cancelled for Friday June 26th. Please check back to see if future movies are also cancelled due to the coronavirus. Movies In the Park, the summertime series presented by the Parks & Recreation Department at Lakeway City Park, 502 Hurst Creek Road, returns this summer under proper social distancing guidelines. Movies will begin at dusk – 8:45 PM. Free popcorn and other treats will be available for purchase. Bring a blanket…
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Learn to Fold One Thousand Origami Cranes
Looking for a fun way to get crafty while quarantined and not leaving your home? Join the awesome Lake Travis Community Library’s online Japanese origami paper folding class each Monday via Zoom. You can request an invitation for the online class on the library’s website. Each week there are different projects – perfect for kids and adults alike! The Story of Folding One Thousand Origami Cranes The crane has long been a symbol in Asian cultures representing good health, longevity, truth and fidelity. The regal, upright carriage of these elegant birds reflects their dignified status as the noble birds most worthy of serving as messengers to the ancient immortals. One thousand origami cranes (千羽鶴, senbazuru; literally…
