Feb 10-May 5 Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler:
America Starts Here, 1985-1995
Austin Museum of Art, 823 Congress
(512) 495-9224, amoa.org

During Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler's 17-year collaboration, the artists produced some of the most respected conceptual art projects of the time. Their work - mostly site-specific installations - tell community stories. These artists are not particularly well-known because most of their work has been show outside major urban art centers for non-traditional audiences. And destruction or obscuring the works was often an integral part of the pieces, leaving little behind for visual study.

The Austin Museum of Art has produced a splendid showing of what remains of these artists' work - objects, archival documents, and the less site-specific sculptures that could be recreated.

Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler: America Starts Here, 1985-1995, the exhibition and catalogue, brings this work to the attention of scholars, artists, and the public.

Special Opening Events

Feb 10 If Flowers Could Talk?..
12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Second Saturdays are for Families. Come visit the new exhibit America Starts Here: Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler and explore how the artists transformed everyday objects into stories of a community. After you've explored the galleries, visit the Community Room to use modeling clay and rubber stamps to create flower sculptures with messages of their own. Drop in and create!

Feb 10 Gallery Talk
3:00 p.m.
Join exhibition artist, Mel Ziegler, and co-curators, Bill Arning and Ian Berry, for an in-depth look at America Starts Here in the galleries.

Feb 8 - Feb 24 La Dispute
Preas Theatre, 1715 W. Cesar Chavez (on Austin High School Campus)
capitalT.org

Fickleness, thy name is woman...or is it man? That is "La Dispute" that launches this farcical examination of the true nature of men and women, and the origins of love, lust and infidelity. Although the play is an 18th century farce, this modern translation owes more to reality TV than the classical Comédie-Française. Whether you're celebrating this Valentine's Day with the first, second (or third, or fourth...) love of your life, ticket to La Dispute are a great way to say "I love you more than anyone else in the world...at least right now." C'est Romantique! Order the special Valentine's package and have either roses or truffles delivered to your amour during the show! Visit Capital T Theatre's web site for all the details.

Feb 9 Bob Saget's - It Ain't Full House!
(Rated R-ish)
8:00 p.m.
Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress
(512) 472-5470, austintheatre.org

His adult brand of comedy will leave you looking at this Aristocrats star in a whole new light, as he confronts his Full House and America's Funniest Home Videos past, and life as a single dad. Contains adult content so leave the kids at home. Purchase tickets online austintheatre.org or call (866) 4GET-TIX.

Feb 9-17 Making Love in Public
Dougherty Arts Center, 1110 Barton Springs Road
(512) 261-8230, easytheatre.com

The title alone should arouse your curiosity (anyway). This show is the perfect date for Valentines 2007. A "Full Length" comedy by john daniels, jr. 5 couples, 2 acts, and novelites. "Welcome to Dry Creek Relationship Retreat at Reality Check Ranch...equal parts love and laughter." Jim Butler, The Bryan - College Station Eagle. Feb. 9, 10, 14, 16 & 17. Call for tickets: (512) 261-8230.

Feb 10-25 Plays Well With Others -
Live, Comedy Show!
Zach's Wisenhunt Stage, 1510 Toomey Road
(512) 476-0541 x. 1, zachscott.com

This hilarious live comedy show about improvising in life is based on the hit book of the same title. Comedian and Author Les McGehee takes the audience on a tour of the best in improvisation, featuring special guests. So much fun that you won't believe it is improvised. It will make you feel good like you used to feel good. You know - it'll make milk fly out of your nose. Hot improvised comedy, music, stories, exciting guests, yes and some weird video, made fresh each night just for you with no two shows exactly the same! Performance Times: Champagne Opening Night with post show party on 2/10 at 8:00 p.m.; Friday and Saturday at 8:00 p.m.; Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Valentine's Show at 8:00 p.m. You'll laugh your lips off!

Feb 10, 14-17 A Valentine's to Die For
A Cruise Ship Crime
7:00 p.m.
Spaghetti Warehouse, 117 W. 4th
(512) 404-9123, capcitymystery.com

The setting for this comedy whodunit with dinner is the restaurant in the largest luxury ship afloat- Carnivore Cruise Line's fabulous Titanium. During the evening's festivities (complete with an audience participation Conga line) several crimes take place. Whodunit? The perky cruise director, the smarmy lounge singer, the sarcastic waitress, the Russian countess or the rich playboy? As with all of these mystery dinner shows, the audience is enlisted to solve the crime. And the super sleuth of the evening wins a fabulous prize! The Valentine's Day performance will include a bottle of wine and special favors for the ladies.

Feb 11 The Red Violin
6:00 p.m.
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, 409 Colorado
originalalamo.com

The "Music and a Movie" event of The Red Violin finally makes its way to the original Downtown Alamo. Just as the movie takes you on a four-century historical tour of the instrument, the musicians of PKWproductions add a live concert to film that takes you on a trip through music history. Music of the Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Impressionist periods is featured all leading up to exciting music of the current era - with music from Corgliano's Oscar-winning score of the movie itself and with the world premiere of 2-time Pulitzer-Prize nominee P. Kellach Waddle's string quintet composed especially for this event entitled "The Dark Impression of Blood Varnish." What an event!

Feb 14 Manufactured Landscapes
7:00 p.m.
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, 409 Colorado
(512) 322-0145, austinfilm.org

As part of its Texas Documentary Tour, the Austin Film Society will screen the 2006 documentary Manufactured Landscapes. The film examines China's massive industrial incursions on natural landscapes. Roy Flukinger, a research curator at the Harry Ransom Center, will lead a discussion following the screening. Go to austinfilm.org for tickets and more information.

Feb 14 Love is a Funny Thing
9:00 p.m.
The Hideout Theatre, 617 Congress Avenue
(512) H-I-D-E-O-U-T, hideouttheatre.com

The HEROES OF COMEDY invite you to celebrate Valentine's Day with your loved one(s) and improv comedy. Or just improv comedy. Join in this evening of improv games and scenes about chocolate, flowers and romance. The event will bolster your relationship or ease the pain of not having one - because LOVE IS A FUNNY THING! Tickets are available at hideouttheatre.com, and it's suggested you book early.

Still on Stage...

To 2/16: Level One Improv Comedy Classes, The Hideout Theatre, hideoutheatre.com
To 2/17: Dear Edwina Jr., Zach Scott Groten Stage, zachscott.com
To 3/11: Present Laughter, Zach Scott, zachscott.com
To 3/11: Pinocchio, Scottish Rite Theatre, srct.org
To 3/30: Six Degrees, The Hideout Theatre, hideoutheatre.com
To 4/26: Maestro Improv Comedy, The Hideout Theatre, hideoutheatre.com
Ongoing: Hurricane on the Bayou, Texas the Big Picture, Deep Sea 3D in the IMAX® Theatre; Ride Around the World: A Cowboy Adventure; and The Star of Destiny in the Texas Spirit Theater, thestoryoftexas.com

Feb 8 Music that Inspires
Central Presbyterian Church, 200 E. Eighth Street
(512) 472-2445, centralpresbyterian.org

This week's Thursday Noonday Concert features the inspirational music of Mary K. Shanahan and Rudy Davenport.

Feb 10 George Winston
8:00 p.m.
Paramount Theatre, 713 Congress
(512) 472-5470, austintheatre.org

His lyrical piano style is perhaps the defining sound of the Windham Hill label, conjuring seasonal images of impressionist paintings. Winston draws on jazz, blues and folk for his compositions, creating a dynamic musical blend.

Feb 12 Eclectacoustic: A Concert of Composed Electronic Music
8:00 p.m.
Austin Museum of Art, 823 Congress
david@wyattbrand.com
audioinversions.com

Audio Inversions (AI), channels the youthful energy of its collaborators into a concert of composed electronic music called Eclectacoustic. Now in their second season, AI has made its mark on the local scene of young, classical musicians that seek something beyond recitals, chamber ensembles, and the like. Audiences can expect selections of music that are neither polite nor impossibly experimental. Rather, Audio Inversions aims to stimulate with music that is NOW.

Feb 13 Austin Music, Volume 6
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Austin Visitor Center, 209 E. 6th
(512) 583-7234, austintexas.org

Meet the Band at the Visitor Center: The Austin Music Office presents Austin Music, Volume 6, the next in a series of compilation albums released by the Austin CVB to help promote local music. The release party takes place on February 13 from 12:00-1:00 p.m. Sunny Sweeney, who's "Slow Swinging Western Tunes" is featured on the eclectic album, will be performing live. You'll sample cookies from 1886 Cafe & Bakery and other refreshments as well. Tracks from local favorites Vallejo, Eric Johnson, Patrice Pike, Pinetop Perkins, Sunny Sweeney, What Made Milwaukee Famous, Spoon and more highlight this eclectic album. Starting Feb. 13, buy a copy of Austin Music, Volume 6 at the Austin Visitor Center, Waterloo Records or at austintexas.org, and discover why Austin really is the "Live Music Capital of the World!"

Feb 14 The 2nd Annual Heart to Heart Gala
An Evening with Ellington
7:30 p.m.
St. David's Episcopal Church, 304 E. 7th
(512) 472-1196, WarmHeartInternational.org

If you and someone you love (could be anybody, not just a sweetie!) enjoy listening and dancing to the music of Duke Ellington - if you like a primo jazz band and crooner - if you love to see your dollars go to a good cause and if you're looking for something extraordinary to do on Valentine's Day, St. David's has a deal for you! David Stevens, a fine tenor and director of St. David's choir, joins the Rich Harney Trio for a 2-hour Duke Ellington fest on Valentine's Day. You'll enjoy dancing, special desserts, coffee and champagne. Tickets are $25 and proceeds go to build wells in villages in Southern Malawi, a cause the church has been promoting for years. The project saves women the task of walking long distances for water, and allows children to go to school. The church is also helping build a clinic. St. David's has learned that an anonymous donor has pledged a $5,000 matching donation for the ticket sales from this concert. You can get tickets at the door, at St. David's BookShop or via WarmHeartInternational.org. Park free in the garage at 701 Trinity.

Feb 8 Withstanding the Tides of Time:
Dams, Bridges, Mills and Powerhouses
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
LCRA Board Room, LCRA Hancock Bldg, 3700 Lake Austin Blvd.
(512) 472-0102, preservationtexas.org

Communities throughout Texas have grown up surrounding the infrastructure that made industrialization possible. This seminar focuses on the renovation and continued use of industrial structures at the water's edge. Join Preservation Texas as they explain tax credits available for rehabilitation, adaptive re-use, accessibility, and harnessing community support. Registration (including box lunch): $105 (discounted rates apply to Preservation Texas and BIC members). Call (512) 472-0102 for more information.

Feb 8 Urban Core Event
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Thistle Cafe, 300 W. 6th
downtownaustin.org

Don't miss DANA's (Downtown Austin Neighborhood Association's) first monthly social of the New Year! Come find out what's happening in your neighborhood and network with others interested in make a positive impact. Thanks to the generosity of Thistle Cafe and Seton Academic Physicians at Trinity, this happy hour includes complimentary drinks and appetizers for DANA members. You'll also hear more about the efforts of Caritas of Austin and Discover Your Downtown Doctors! RSVP to rsvp@downtownaustin.org.

Feb 8 Buy Art for Your Valentine
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Lakeside Mediation Center, 3825 Lake Austin Boulevard
(512) 476-5550, vlsoct.org

Surprise your loved one with an original work of art this Valentine's Day. Several local attorney-artists and Lakeside Mediation Center have teamed to host "Austin Attorney Art" to benefit Volunteer Legal Services, a local legal aid group. You're invited to browse and bid in this silent auction. The original art includes works in oil and pastels, along with carvings, sculpture, quilts and a handmade bass guitar.

Feb 10 2007 Star of Texas Rodeo Austin Gala
Palmer Events Center, 900 Barton Springs Rd.
(512) 919-3000, rodeoaustin.com

The 2007 Rodeo Austin Gala will be on February 10, 2007 at the Palmer Events Center. Festivities include a silent auction, plentiful meal, well-stocked bar and entertainment by Sugarland and Joe Nichols. Individual tickets are available for $150. For ticket information call (512) 919-3000, or visit the Star of Texas Rodeo web site at rodeoaustin.com.

Ongoing Special Events

Feb 10 Eat Fresh at Austin Farmer's Market
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Cesar Chavez and Lavaca
(512) 236-0074, austinfarmersmarket.org

Eating healthier is such a popular New Year's resolution, and there's no better way to keep your promise than by making the Austin Farmer's Market part of your routine. You'll find the freshest produce, fruits and meats at the market. And free chef's demonstrations and live music make the market fun for the whole family. Remember the new location on Cesar Chavez and Lavaca with free parking at City Hall.

Feb 10, 11 West 6th St. Artists Market
709 W. 6th
(512) 698-8099, 6thstreetmarket.com

The West 6th Street Artist's Market is back in a new location! Here's another splendid shopping opportunity downtown - at this festive outdoor art fair, featuring a variety of work by independent artists from Austin and Central Texas. Open every Sat. & Sun, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Feb 14 Wednesday Austin Farmers' Market Hours
8:30 a.m. - Noon
Whole Foods Market, 6th and Lamar
austinfarmersmarket.org

Pick up the ingredients for a romantic dinner at this fresh marketplace. And don't forget the flowers!

To Feb 26 - A Través De Su Mirada /
Through Her Eyes
Youth Photo Exhibition
Austin Children's Museum, 201 Colorado
(512) 472-2499, austinkids.org

During February, the Austin Children's Museum and Latinitas will team up to promote and showcase local youth artists. See a vibrant, expressive and fascinating portrait of the Latina community in Austin as depicted by youth photographers from the Latinitas after-school programs, a local media education program focused on empowering Hispanic girls. Through the camera lens, the young photojournalists captured their culture, heritage and neighborhoods while revealing their unique perspectives and dreams.

Feb 8 "Humanism and Modernism:
The Idea of American Art Deco"
7:00 p.m.
Harry Ransom Center, 21st & Guadalupe
(512) 471-8944, hrc.utexas.edu

Kate Holliday, Assistant Professor of Art History at Southwestern University, presents art deco in a whole new perspective. You'll want to attend her lecture - "Humanism and Modernism: The Idea of American Art Deco."

Feb 8 - Blanton Happenings
Blanton Museum of Art, Congress & MLK
(512) 232-5171, blantonmuseum.org

Feb 8 - Free Admission Thursday

Curator's Tour: Matthew Day Jackson - 12:30 p.m.
Join Annette DiMeo Carlozzi, curator of American and contemporary art, for an eye-opening discussion and tour of the work of Matthew Day Jackson, currently on view in the WorkSpace Gallery. Participation is limited. Tickets are available at the Visitor Services desk one hour before program begins.

Blanton Book Club - 6:00 p.m.
The Blanton Book Club makes connections between the subject, idea, or theme to a work in the collection or special exhibition. This month's read is Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler, a sobering portrayal of a culture pushed to the brink. Explore these views in conjunction with the work of Matthew Day Jackson, featured in WorkSpace. Find this month's book at BookPeople.

Feb 9- 11 Contemporary Art Trunk Show
Art on 5th, 1501 W. 5th
(512) 481-1111, arton5th.com

Art on 5th's Chicago art connection comes through again, this time with some hot new contemporary works by newly discovered artists. You'll see hundreds of new original pieces, experience textured landscapes, bold colors, elegant figures and incandescent abstracts. Exclusive Austin Showing for 3 Days Only! Hours: Friday & Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. and Sunday, Noon - 5:00 p.m.

Feb 10 Misty Keasler: Love Hotels Book Signing
4:00 p.m.
Women & Their Work, 1710 Lavaca
(512) 477-1064, womenandtheirwork.org

Imagine a sweet Hello Kitty room. Now imagine that room equipped for an S&M fantasy. Ah - okay. Misty Keasler spent a year traveling through Japan photographing its kinkiest secret, the Love Hotel. Her photographs of vacant fantasy rooms were turned into a beautiful book complete with passages from love hotel guests. Join Women & Their Work in welcoming Keasler back to Austin for a book signing. You don't want to miss this opportunity to get all the dirty(?)... and beautiful details.

Feb 10 Family Fossil Fun Day
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Texas Memorial Museum, 2400 Trinity Street (2 blocks north of the UT stadium)
(512) 471-1604, texasmemorialmuseum.org

This free family event has fun, hands-on activities practically every hour! 11:00 - Tales Teeth Tell, a hands-on exploration of teeth in the fossil record; 1:00 - Dinosaur Stomp, storytelling for the whole family; 2:00 - Ice Age Mammals of Central Texas, a hands-on introduction to the mammals of the Pleistocene in Texas including saber-tooth cats, mammoths and giant ground sloths; 3:00 - Dinosaur Stomp, storytelling for the whole family. Ongoing activities allow you and the kids to make crafts and see and touch real museum fossils; dig in the mini Dino Pit, and learn what it's like to be a paleontologist searching for fossils. For more information about the Texas Memorial Museum, visit texasmemorialmuseum.org.

Feb 10 Toma Mi Corazón XV
La Peña Gallery, 227 Congress
(512) 477-6007, lapena-austin.org

Love is in the air and no one is immune to it. La Peña invites you to "Take My Heart." La Peña's beloved Valentine's Day event - Toma Mi Corazón XV will once again be held at La Peña Gallery and Las Manitas Avenue Cafe. Every year wooden hearts are given out to artists, school children, dignitaries, and anyone else who would like to participate. They are free to decorate them however they wish. These heart sculptures are the sold during a silent auction. The proceeds from the event go to support La Peña's visual arts and education programming. The festivities begin at 4:00 p.m. with a preview party followed by the silent auction at 6:00 p.m. Among this year's participating artists are Amado Peña Jr., Brian Joseph, and Ana Sisnet along with autographed hearts by Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino. Get in the spirit - give and take your heart. For more information, contact David Gutierrez at (512) 477-6007 or lapena@igc.org.

Feb 10-Mar 7 Lin Swanner & Judith Simonds
Wally Workman Gallery,1202 West Sixth St
(512) 472-4728, wallyworkmangallery.com

Wally Workman Gallery is pleased to present the work of artists Lin Swanner and Judith Simonds. Gorgeous work! Opening Reception: Saturday, February 10, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. (Image: Eye Vase by Lin Swanner)

Still On Display Downtown...

To 2/10: Wait and Hope, New Works by Katy O'Connor, Volitant Gallery, volitant.com
To 2/10: Restless Timber, New Works by Jennifer Drummond, Volitant Gallery, volitant.com
To 2/11: 15 Years of Gifts, Umlauf Sculpture Gardens, umlaufsculpture.org
To 2/16: Retreat: New Paintings by Theresa Marchetta, Women and Their Work, womenandtheirwork.org
To 2/17: Rising Stars 3: Studio 107, studio107.com
To 2/20: Los Cuatro Vientos, Dougherty Arts Center, lapena-austin.org
To 3/4: The Siren's Song, Arthouse at the Jones Center, arthousetexas.org
To 4/1: Vessels and Inspirations, Mexic-Arte Museum, mexic-artemuseum.org
To 4/8: European Prints of Ornament, 1500-1700, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 4/8: Virtuoso Lithography, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 4/8: Jusepe de Ribera, 1591-1652, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 5/18: Fun, 2, 3, 4: all about a number of things, Austin Children's Museum, austinkids.org
To 5/27: On the Plains: The Art of Frank Reaugh, Texas Capitol Visitors Center, TexasCapitolVisitorsCenter.com
To 5/28: Power to the People, LBJ Library & Museum, lbjlib.utexas.edu
To 7/28: The American Twenties, Harry Ransom Center, hrc.utexas.edu
Ongoing:
European Paintings from the Permanent Collection and America/Americas, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
Gems and Minerals, Texas Memorial Museum, texasmemorialmuseum.org

Feb 8 Harlem Globetrotters
7:00 p.m.
Frank Erwin Center, 1701 Red River
(512) 471-7744, uterwincenter.com

Celebrating their 81st consecutive season of barnstorming across North America, the World Famous Harlem Globetrotters are bringing their 2007 Nothing Like It World Tour to Austin. Sponsored by Campbell's Soup Company, the Globetrotters will take the court on Thursday, February 8 against the New York Nationals. Tickets start at $15. Charge-by-phone: (512) 477-6060 or 1-800-982-2386 or order online at TexasBoxOffice.com. Discounts are available. For more information, call (512) 471-7744 or visit uterwincenter.com.

Feb 10-12 Longhorn Basketball
Frank Erwin Center, 1701 Red River
(512) 477-6060, texasboxoffice.com

The Men's and Women's Longhorn Basketball teams want to see YOU as they take Center Stage at the Erwin Center. Help pack Austin's finest sporting arena and cheer the Horns on to victory! Here's the line-up for this week:

2/10 at 12:30 p.m. -Men take on Iowa State
2/10 at 5:00 p.m. - Women battle Kansas
2/12 at 8:00 p.m. - Men vs. Oklahoma State

Feb 11 Texas Holy Rollers vs.
Rhinestone Cowgirls
6:00 p.m.
Austin Convention Center, 500 E. Cesar Chavez
(512) 428-GIRL (4475), txrd.com

It's a classic Roller Derby Rivalry Rekindled! The Rhinestone Cowgirls saddle up again to take on their longtime rivals, the Holy Rollers. This family feud dates back to three consecutive battles for the Calvello Cup, and the hatred between the rowdy roughnecks and the unrepentant school girls runs deeper than the Rio Grande. Pick your side, load your six shooter, and stake your claim for this one; it's a shoot-em-out you don't want to miss.

Feb 10 Austin Farmers' Market
Cesar Chavez at Lavaca
austinfarmersmarket.org

Because of construction near Republic Square, the Farmers' Market is temporarily moving from Republic Square to Cesar Chavez Street. Until March of 2007, Cesar Chavez, between Lavaca and Congress, will be closed from 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.


Looking Ahead to the Week of Feb. 15 through Feb. 21

Feb 17 Austin Farmers' Market
Cesar Chavez at Lavaca
austinfarmersmarket.org

Because of construction near Republic Square, the Farmers' Market is
temporarily moving from Republic Square to Cesar Chavez Street. Until March
of 2007, Cesar Chavez, between Lavaca and Congress, will be closed from 8:00
a.m. until 2:00 p.m.


Feb 18 AT&T Austin Marathon
attaustinmarathon.com

Due to the size of this event, a separate street closing notice will be sent out on February 8.

Feb 20 - 21 The Texas Cable and Telecommunications Association's
Cable at the the Capitol 2007

From 5:00 Tuesday until 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Colorado St. will be closed between 12th St. and 13th St.

Feb 8 Issues & Eggs: Sustainable City Initiative
8:00 - 9:00 a.m.
St. David's Episcopal Church, 304 E. 7th Street
Contact: Alice Vargas
(512) 469-1766 x211, rsvp@downtownaustin.com

If Austin continues to grow at its historical annual population growth rate of 3.5%, the City's population will increase from 0.9 million to 2.5 million people in 30 years. Cid Galindo, with the City of Austin's Planning Commission, and new Alliance Board Member, presents an overview of the Sustainable City Initiative. This 30-year vision directs population and infrastructure growth into desired areas. The Initiative also calls for the creation and implementation of land use regulations that allow market forces to direct development in a more compact, environmentally friendly and economically sustainable manner. RSVP to rsvp@downtownaustin.com.
This Week on

Feb 8 - 7:30 p.m. - KLRU Basic
Feb 9 - 9:00 p.m. - KLRU Basic

Episode #112 - "Best of" DOWNTOWN - A look at downtown living and the concept of urban density - includes an interview with downtown resident, former Governor Ann Richards. "Gilbert's Gazelles" gain both perfect technique and inspiration from the story of how running saved their jogging instructor's life, and, a look at Austin's independent fashion fashion scene.

DOWNTOWN is a co-production of the Downtown Austin Alliance, Action Figure and KLRU-Austin's Public Television Station. Special thanks to all of our sponsors for making this show happen. Watch for Season 3, coming in April. For more details or a complete list of showtimes - visit KLRU.org.