This spring, Austin’s iconic Paramount Theatre will host the inaugural CAMP Film Festival, a celebration of internet-born storytelling that’s reshaping the cinematic landscape. Powered by Patreon, the two-day festival spotlights a fresh generation of creators—those who have built massive online audiences through authentic, compelling narratives now making their way to the big screen.

Co-founded by Chris Duncun, Max Reisinger and Simon Kim, the festival serves as a vibrant gathering space for digital creators and theatrical audiences to connect. Programming includes 10 film premieres, over 10 workshops, live musical performances at LZR Convention Space, and conversations with leading voices at the intersection of the internet and film, including Gustavo O, Kane Pixels and Natalie Lynn.

Select films will continue their journey beyond the festival via Patreon, where fans can participate in exclusive digital premieres and watch parties with filmmakers.

Join First Light Books for an inspiring night at the State Theatre on Thursday, May 1, as Amy Griffin—entrepreneur, investor, and bestselling author—takes the stage in conversation with Jenna Bush Hager to discuss her powerful memoir, “THE TELL.”

Hailed as a New York Times bestseller and Oprah Book Club pick, “THE TELL” is a deeply personal exploration of resilience, identity, and the healing that comes from sharing one’s truth. Griffin’s story has resonated across industries, praised for its emotional depth and unflinching honesty.

In this special conversation, Griffin will reflect on the experiences that shaped her memoir and career, from founding G9 Ventures—a private fund backing over 60 standout companies—to her work supporting women-led brands and cultural institutions. Joining her is Jenna Bush Hager, co-host of “TODAY with Jenna & Friends” and founder of the Read with Jenna book club.

Doors open at 5 p.m., with the conversation beginning at 6 p.m.

The Austin Film Society’s sixth annual AFS Doc Days film festival will take place May 1–4 at AFS Cinema, showcasing 10 new nonfiction films from acclaimed and emerging documentary filmmakers. The four-day festival will feature Texas premieres, filmmaker Q&As, and special events for both badgeholders and individual ticket holders.

AFS Doc Days runs in tandem with the AFS Doc Intensive, a workshop for Texas-based documentary filmmakers. Festival passes and individual tickets are on sale now, with discounts available for AFS members.

The Austin Film Society’s sixth annual AFS Doc Days film festival will take place May 1–4 at AFS Cinema, showcasing 10 new nonfiction films from acclaimed and emerging documentary filmmakers. The four-day festival will feature Texas premieres, filmmaker Q&As, and special events for both badgeholders and individual ticket holders.

AFS Doc Days runs in tandem with the AFS Doc Intensive, a workshop for Texas-based documentary filmmakers. Festival passes and individual tickets are on sale now, with discounts available for AFS members.

The Austin Film Society’s sixth annual AFS Doc Days film festival will take place May 1–4 at AFS Cinema, showcasing 10 new nonfiction films from acclaimed and emerging documentary filmmakers. The four-day festival will feature Texas premieres, filmmaker Q&As, and special events for both badgeholders and individual ticket holders.

AFS Doc Days runs in tandem with the AFS Doc Intensive, a workshop for Texas-based documentary filmmakers. Festival passes and individual tickets are on sale now, with discounts available for AFS members.

The Austin Film Society’s sixth annual AFS Doc Days film festival will take place May 1–4 at AFS Cinema, showcasing 10 new nonfiction films from acclaimed and emerging documentary filmmakers. The four-day festival will feature Texas premieres, filmmaker Q&As, and special events for both badgeholders and individual ticket holders.

AFS Doc Days runs in tandem with the AFS Doc Intensive, a workshop for Texas-based documentary filmmakers. Festival passes and individual tickets are on sale now, with discounts available for AFS members.

Cine Las Americas returns with its Annual Cine Las Americas International Film Festival (CLAIFF27) on May 14–18 at the Austin Film Society Cinema. The festival showcases powerful stories from Latine/x, Indigenous, and Latin American filmmakers, along with work by emerging Texas-based voices.

Over the course of five days, CLAIFF27 will feature a lineup of film screenings, red carpet events, and panels, with both free public screenings and ticketed events available. Badgeholders will also gain access to a conference series, which returns and expands this year with industry panels and workshops aimed at supporting and uplifting filmmakers.

Cine Las Americas returns with its Annual Cine Las Americas International Film Festival (CLAIFF27) on May 14–18 at the Austin Film Society Cinema. The festival showcases powerful stories from Latine/x, Indigenous, and Latin American filmmakers, along with work by emerging Texas-based voices.

Over the course of five days, CLAIFF27 will feature a lineup of film screenings, red carpet events, and panels, with both free public screenings and ticketed events available. Badgeholders will also gain access to a conference series, which returns and expands this year with industry panels and workshops aimed at supporting and uplifting filmmakers.

Cine Las Americas returns with its Annual Cine Las Americas International Film Festival (CLAIFF27) on May 14–18 at the Austin Film Society Cinema. The festival showcases powerful stories from Latine/x, Indigenous, and Latin American filmmakers, along with work by emerging Texas-based voices.

Over the course of five days, CLAIFF27 will feature a lineup of film screenings, red carpet events, and panels, with both free public screenings and ticketed events available. Badgeholders will also gain access to a conference series, which returns and expands this year with industry panels and workshops aimed at supporting and uplifting filmmakers.

Cine Las Americas returns with its Annual Cine Las Americas International Film Festival (CLAIFF27) on May 14–18 at the Austin Film Society Cinema. The festival showcases powerful stories from Latine/x, Indigenous, and Latin American filmmakers, along with work by emerging Texas-based voices.

Over the course of five days, CLAIFF27 will feature a lineup of film screenings, red carpet events, and panels, with both free public screenings and ticketed events available. Badgeholders will also gain access to a conference series, which returns and expands this year with industry panels and workshops aimed at supporting and uplifting filmmakers.

Cine Las Americas returns with its Annual Cine Las Americas International Film Festival (CLAIFF27) on May 14–18 at the Austin Film Society Cinema. The festival showcases powerful stories from Latine/x, Indigenous, and Latin American filmmakers, along with work by emerging Texas-based voices.

Over the course of five days, CLAIFF27 will feature a lineup of film screenings, red carpet events, and panels, with both free public screenings and ticketed events available. Badgeholders will also gain access to a conference series, which returns and expands this year with industry panels and workshops aimed at supporting and uplifting filmmakers.

ATX TV and NBCUniversal will present Opening Night with Seth Meyers on Thursday, May 29, at the Paramount Theatre, launching this year’s ATX TV Festival with a special evening of comedy and conversation.

The Emmy-nominated host of “Late Night with Seth Meyers” will make his ATX TV Festival debut with a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the long-running NBC series. The event will explore the evolution of signature segments, Meyers’ approach to political satire, and the creative process behind late night comedy.

Doors open at 7 p.m., with the show beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the historic downtown venue.

ATX TV Festival and Hulu have announced a special “King of the Hill” reunion and sneak peek panel, taking place Friday, May 30 at 7 p.m. at the Paramount Theatre in Austin. Held during the festival’s 14th season (May 29–June 1), the event marks 15 years since the series’ final episode aired and celebrates its upcoming revival on Hulu.

Creators and cast members will reunite to share behind-the-scenes stories, revisit favorite moments, and offer fans an exclusive first look at the new season. The panel will be followed by a backyard barbecue-style celebration for Camp Badgeholders and invited guests, complete with Texas fare, themed photo ops, giveaways, and live music.

Single tickets and festival badges are available at atxfestival.com/attend.