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Lake Travis Film Festival
The Lake Travis Film Festival (LTFF) is set to run from February 27, 2020 to March 1, 2020, and will feature film panel discussions, film screenings, and exciting social events. It is a film festival with an eye to showcasing filmmakers around the globe with authenticity, vision, and purpose. LTFF is bringing together filmmakers to celebrate their accomplishments in the beautiful Texas Hill Country for a star studded weekend in late February 2020. The area offers natural beauty and an abundance of visitor activities. There are many hotels and locations suited to the screenings, parties, and workshops that will accompany the event. LTFF will feature film panel discussions, member screenings,…
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An Afternoon of Opera: Mozart to Puccini
Opera Etc. will be performing at the Lake Travis Community Library in Lakeway, Texas on June 14, 2019 at 4:00pm. The program will feature of an hour of music from various operas featuring arias, duets, and trios in Italian, French, and German from a variety of opera composers including Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutti, La Clemenza di Tito and Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute). Their previous performance left the audience wanting more…if you hunger for opera, you won’t want to miss this one!
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Summer Art Camp Keeps Kids Cool
Bring out your inner artist in this Art4Kids focused program led by teen volunteers this summer at the Lake Travis Community Library. Activities will include drawing, painting, sculpting, animation, pattern art, and more! Children entering kindergarten through 8th grade are welcome to participate. See you there!
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Local Painter Celebrates Willie Nelson
Local artist Sarah Walters will exhibit her artwork during the month of June at the Lake Travis Community Library. Working in acrylics, Walters enjoys painting her favorite performer, Willie Nelson. The community is invited to attend her reception on Saturday, June 1st from 2:30pm to 3:30pm.
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Color is My Language Exhibit
The Lake Travis Community Library will exhibit Color is My Language, the artwork of Barbara Kelley, during the month of May. Growing up in Ohio, Kelley’s love of color developed as she played dress up in her mother’s evening gowns, favoring the brightest colored pieces. After graduating with a Master of Fine Arts in Vocal Performance, Kelley’s color attraction continued as she performed in light opera companies, clad in beautiful, colorful costumes. After time off to raise her two sons and travel throughout the United States and Asia, Kelley later returned to the arts to study art history at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. It was there that she noticed her…
