Cola Sisters Movie Release

Toning for the Tribulations

Tuesday, October 27th at 9:00pm

Austin’s own Cola sisters, Arcie and Shasta, are well known for their public access show “Cooking Good.” (also available on youtube ) Now they’re branching out a bit, with the release of their first DVD, “Toning for the Tribulations.” It’s a workout video that aims to get you in shape for the end of times. Arcie and Shasta Cola will celebrate the dvd release of “Toning for the Tribulations” with a big party next Tuesday night at the United States Art Authority. There will be a screening of the video, along with live music from Adrian and the Sickness, a Cola Sisters look-alike contest, and more.

Heap Us 'Round Our Ruins:

An Interstate Film Circuit

Thursday, October 8th at 8pm

Filmmakers Ben Balcom and Josh Weissbach will begin the southern portion of Heap Us 'Round Our  Ruins: An Interstate Film Circuit.  This film tour will last three to four  months, as these two filmmakers will travel across the United States  showcasing their film work in alternative art spaces, such as community art  centers, local microcinemas, bars, and rooftops. The conceptual premise of Josh Weissbach's film work, all shot on  Super 8 and 16mm film, is based on the notion that as all humans inhabit  space, space simultaneously inhabits humans, and within this, the main  question that is raised is how does the relationship between intimacy,  trauma, and space function in the life of every human being? 

Garden Possee Benefit Show

Sunday, September 27th, 1-8pm

The Garden Posse of Austin is a guerrilla gardening group in Austin, TX whose mission is to transform neglected urban space into lush and productive gardens with the help of their young, like-minded volunteers who share a love of gardening, fun, local food networks, and sustainable land use. Sundays benefit will feature performances from The Lovely Sparrows,
One Hundred Flowers and many more!

Staged By The Bell

Live Episdes of Saved By the Bell (No, Really)

HELD OVER THROUGH NOVEMBER!

Sundays, 8pm (Dates After The Cut!)

Everyone remembers the 1990’s Saturday morning television show “Saved By the Bell” for its ridiculously delivered messages, over-the-top characters, and comedic dialogue that only a laugh track could love. The stars of the show went on to suck in such equally unimpressive projects as Showgirls, Beverly Hills 90210 and the worst season of NYPD Blue ever! Clearly it’s a body of work lacking the merit that would deserve homage.