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A Look Back at the Arts in Lakeway
Here is a brief history of the Lakeway Arts Committee. December 20, 1999: Arts Committee established by Resolution No. 99-12-20-4, signed by Lakeway Mayor Charles Edwards. 2000 January: Committee members (9) were appointed by the Mayor, with George Blume as Chairman. First concert on May 21, 2000: A Gershwin program with a singer and pianist. No cost. Based upon this favorable experience, the series of evening and Sunday Concerts began. Requested funding for Boston Baby Grand Piano by Steinway; granted by Lakeway Civic Corporation May: George Blume was elected to the City Council; Fred Newton was appointed Chair of Arts Committee. 2001 January & February: Brown Bag Luncheon Concerts began.…
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All You Need is Love
Lakeway Sing Along returns to the Lakeway Activity Center (105 Cross Creek) this April with the glories and heartbreaks of love in a two-night dinner and musical event titled, “All You Need Is Love.” The performances will take place April 29 and April 30, and will begin with dinner at 6:30 p.m. followed by performances at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $38 and will go on sale March 21 for Lakeway Activity Center members. General ticket sales will start March 28. Questions? Please call the Lakeway Activity Center at (512) 261-1010.
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Lake Travis Seniors: Your Golden Ticket to Fun, Cheer, and Community
Calling all active seniors in Lake Travis! Get ready to enjoy every curtain call, cheer on your favorite team, and create lasting memories with the LTISD Senior Gold Card. This free program grants you exclusive access to: – Free admission to LTISD cultural events: Sing along at musicals, be captivated by plays, and witness student talent shine at concerts across all Lake Travis Independent School District schools. – Free entry to regular LTISD athletic events: Support our future stars at basketball games, football matches, and more – right from the comfort of District gymnasiums and stadiums. Plus, you’ll become a valued member of the Lake Travis community, connecting with students, staff, and neighbors…
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Enchanted Forest Walk
When: April 15, 2024 all-day Where: Lakeway City Hall Join us to explore the Enchanted Forest Walk behind Lakeway City Hall this April! Tiny fairy and gnome homes line the way as you stroll under a canopy of magical trees and twinkling lights. Whimsical loving residents of all ages will delight in catching a glimpse of ethereal abodes along this self guided walk. Charming creatures abound and surprises await around every turn. See you there! When: April 15 – 29, 2024 Where: Trail behind City Hall Cost: Free Time: Dawn to Dark. The walk is enjoyable by day and many of the features light up at dusk for a magical evening stroll! Parking: Free parking…
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Empowering the ATX Community with Meaningful Public Art
Decades of artistic evolution on the streets of Austin, Texas have culminated in ATX Urban Art, a first-of-its-kind exhibition and book showcasing the city’s graffiti, street art, murals, and mosaics from the 1950s to today. It shines a spotlight on Austin artists at a time when the rapid growth of our city makes the preservation of the works from early pioneers and those carrying the torch today so important. J Muzacz, well known mural artist and author of ATX Urban Art, has brought together 34 street artists featured in his 700 page book documenting the history of street art in Austin. 150 works of art by these artists are currently…
