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Arts and Culture Events Suspended in Lakeway Area
The effect of COVID-19 upon our local Arts and Culture activities has been dramatic. All shows, workshops, activities, and events are canceled until further notice. We remind everyone to stay home and when you must venture out, practice social distancing to protect yourselves and our incredible Lakeway community. Visit the City of Lakeway website for the latest health and safety information. On a brighter note, please remember that through this global crisis we can all grow stronger locally. Great art is often born from great hardship. So if you are not sick, try to take advantage of this downtime. While you are self isolating at home, play music, sing, dance, paint, draw,…
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Lakeway Players present a Clever Deathtrap this Fall
UPDATED 3/17/2020: Due to COVID-19 outbreak, the show has been rescheduled to November 5, 6, and 7th. We hope to see you all in the fall. Stay healthy and safe! Join us for Deathtrap, A Comedy Thriller by Ira Levin presented by the talented Lakeway Players on March 26, 27 and 28th November 5, 6, and 7th. A successful writer of Broadway thrillers is struggling to overcome a dry spell which has resulted in a string of failures and a shortage of money. A possible break in his fortunes occurs when he receives a script from a student…..a thriller that he immediately recognizes as a potential Broadway hit. He devises…
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Summer Camp Fun for Young Artists (Updated)
UPDATED 3/17/2020: Due to COVID-19 outbreak, the HIVE has closed indefinitely and canceled all its activities. We hope to see you as soon as it is safe to open again. Stay healthy! Looking for a fun activity for your young artist? The Hive by the Bee Cave Arts Foundation is a classroom and art studio for young artists to focus on creative and fun ways to explore the world of art this summer. During their 11th Annual Young Artist Summer Camps, which begin in June, the emphasis will be on experimentation, creative thinking, and problem-solving skills. Students will think, plan, play, create, reflect and share their creations at an art…
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Lake Travis Film Festival Focuses on Opening Night
Lubbock native Kat Albert didn’t set out to be a filmmaker and certainly not the founder of this weekend’s inaugural Lake Travis Film Festival. Years ago, the former advertising agency owner said she was at a crossroads on what to do next after selling her company. Spending the following year writing seven screenplays, Albert realized none of them would be turned into a production unless she learned how to make films. So she went back to school, enrolling in a non-degree radio-television-film production lab program at the University of Texas at Austin where she learned all aspects of a set crew, from camera operator to director. “In the beginning, nobody…
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March is Youth Art Month
UPDATED 3/15/2020: Due to COVID-19 outbreak, the Lake Travis Community Library has been closed indefinitely. We hope to see you there when it reopens. Stay healthy and safe! The greater Lakeway community is invited to the 2020 Youth Art Month Exhibition at the Lake Travis Community Library on display from March 2 through March 29, 2020. The exhibition is hosted by the City of Lakeway’s Art Committee in partnership with the Lake Travis Community Library. It will feature artwork from Lake Travis ISD elementary students. Youth Art Month is celebrated across the United States and the Lakeway Arts Committee is proud to showcase select works from the Lake Travis ISD…
