After several years in the making, award-winning acrylic artist Jonah Ballard is bringing his newly completed body of work to Austin, Texas. This collection is inspired by the power of our imagination and the ability to create your own reality; wrapped in his signature pink pallet and embodying the spirit of the American West. The event will feature over 20 original paintings and access to the exclusive first round of hand signed prints and reproductions. The public exhibition is open to all with no ticket purchase necessary.

Celebrate the 24th annual Austin Studio Tour at a kickoff party at Almost Real Things Gallery at Canopy on Nov. 6 from 6:30–10 p.m. The evening includes a first look at a miniature art exhibition featuring hundreds of artists, live music from The Dave Scher Trio with guests including Gina Chavez and Jennifer Foster, and DIY art activities. Tickets are $25 and include a collectible 2026 tour guidebook, with proceeds supporting the tour. Children under 13 attend free.

After several years in the making, award-winning acrylic artist Jonah Ballard is bringing his newly completed body of work to Austin, Texas. This collection is inspired by the power of our imagination and the ability to create your own reality; wrapped in his signature pink pallet and embodying the spirit of the American West. The event will feature over 20 original paintings and access to the exclusive first round of hand signed prints and reproductions. The public exhibition is open to all with no ticket purchase necessary.

Co-Lab Projects opens “RHIZO / MATIC,” a group exhibition featuring work by eight artists, with a public reception Saturday, Nov. 7, from 7 to 11 p.m. at 5419 Glissman Road. The exhibition runs through Nov. 28, with Saturday hours from noon to 6 p.m. after opening night.

Known for transforming everyday objects into extraordinary works of art, Hendry has captivated audiences with her wildly popular Flower Markets in New York, Sydney, Singapore, Abu Dhabi and beyond. Now, she’s taking her floral universe on a 14-city global tour, with Austin among the first stops! From art lovers and design enthusiasts to families, holiday shoppers, and anyone looking for something fun to discover in Austin, Flower Shop offers a little something for everyone. Opening on Nov. 12, the pop-up with run until Nov. 23.

Creek Show returns Nov. 13-21 with 10 light-based art installations along the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway, from Fourth Street to Lady Bird Lake. The ticketed event runs nightly from 6-10 p.m., with proceeds benefiting Waterloo Greenway Conservancy and its work to create and maintain Austin’s 35-acre urban park system.

Creek Show returns Nov. 13-21 with 10 light-based art installations along the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway, from Fourth Street to Lady Bird Lake. The ticketed event runs nightly from 6-10 p.m., with proceeds benefiting Waterloo Greenway Conservancy and its work to create and maintain Austin’s 35-acre urban park system.

Creek Show returns Nov. 13-21 with 10 light-based art installations along the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway, from Fourth Street to Lady Bird Lake. The ticketed event runs nightly from 6-10 p.m., with proceeds benefiting Waterloo Greenway Conservancy and its work to create and maintain Austin’s 35-acre urban park system.

Creek Show returns Nov. 13-21 with 10 light-based art installations along the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway, from Fourth Street to Lady Bird Lake. The ticketed event runs nightly from 6-10 p.m., with proceeds benefiting Waterloo Greenway Conservancy and its work to create and maintain Austin’s 35-acre urban park system.

Creek Show returns Nov. 13-21 with 10 light-based art installations along the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway, from Fourth Street to Lady Bird Lake. The ticketed event runs nightly from 6-10 p.m., with proceeds benefiting Waterloo Greenway Conservancy and its work to create and maintain Austin’s 35-acre urban park system.

Creek Show returns Nov. 13-21 with 10 light-based art installations along the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway, from Fourth Street to Lady Bird Lake. The ticketed event runs nightly from 6-10 p.m., with proceeds benefiting Waterloo Greenway Conservancy and its work to create and maintain Austin’s 35-acre urban park system.

Creek Show returns Nov. 13-21 with 10 light-based art installations along the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway, from Fourth Street to Lady Bird Lake. The ticketed event runs nightly from 6-10 p.m., with proceeds benefiting Waterloo Greenway Conservancy and its work to create and maintain Austin’s 35-acre urban park system.

Creek Show returns Nov. 13-21 with 10 light-based art installations along the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway, from Fourth Street to Lady Bird Lake. The ticketed event runs nightly from 6-10 p.m., with proceeds benefiting Waterloo Greenway Conservancy and its work to create and maintain Austin’s 35-acre urban park system.

Join Slow Atlas for a free launch show on Friday, November 20, at Central Machine Works in Austin. Experience an immersive evening of 4K footage from remote and beautiful places around the world, paired with ambient soundscapes created by musicians, with no AI, stock footage or music libraries. The event will feature live improvised performances by Walker Lukens, Amulets and Luke Schneider x Jamie Lidell, with visuals projected across two large screens.

Creek Show returns Nov. 13-21 with 10 light-based art installations along the newly opened southern stretch of Waterloo Greenway, from Fourth Street to Lady Bird Lake. The ticketed event runs nightly from 6-10 p.m., with proceeds benefiting Waterloo Greenway Conservancy and its work to create and maintain Austin’s 35-acre urban park system.