Mar 8 A Rose for Emily
7:00 p.m.
Harry Ransom Center for the Humanities, 21st & Guadalupe
(512) 471-8944, violetcrownradio.com
Guaranteed to be a spine-tingler that will give you a case of the heebie jeebies, the Violet Crown Radio Players will be performing a radio drama adaptation of the William Faulkner short story, "A Rose for Emily." The performance, which will be held in the Charles Nelson Prothro Theater is free, and advance tickets are not available, so get there early! Doors open at 6:30 p.m., but it's recommended that you get there earlier than that to secure a seat.
Mar 8 - Apr 6 Voces de Fuego 
Las Manitas Avenue Cafe, 211 Congress
(512) 477-6007, lapena-austin.org
La Peña Gallery presents ?Voces de Fuego,? an exhibition at to be held Las Manitas Avenue Cafe, celebrating International Women?s Day and Women?s History Month. This year the exhibition features many artists who have exhibited with La Peña over the years. These women have used their art work to represent, share, and preserve a rich cultural heritage as well as use it as a platform to speak out on important issues facing women and minorities. The opening reception will be taking place Friday, March 23rd from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Mar 8 - Aug 31 Testimonio 
La Peña Gallery, 227 Congress Ave
(512) 477-6007, lapena-austin.org
La Peña proudly presents ?Testimonio.? This exhibition showcases the ceramic and sculptural works of artist Marsha Gomez--as well as honoring her life as an artist, activist, art educator, single mother, community organizer for environmental and community rights, and friend to many. Although her life was tragically cut short in 1998, Marsha Gomez's work, ideas, and actions continue to influence people today. Her work will be on display March 8th through August 31st with a reception taking place Friday, March 23rd from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Mar 8-May 4 In My Stairwell by Mark Seliger 
Fielding Lecht Gallery, 708 Congress
(512) 476-0044, fieldinglecht.com
In appreciation of the film and music industry of Austin, the Fielding Lecht Gallery will present an exhibition of current works by Mark Seliger for the 2007 SXSW Festival. The internationally recognized film and music photographer?s series In My Stairwell contains photographs of some of the world's most captivating and iconic figures, all of whom were photographed in the stairwell of Mr. Seliger?s studio. Seen here is Mary Louise Parker. Opening Reception: March 8, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Mar 8 Blanton Happenings 
Blanton Museum of Art, Congress & MLK
(512) 232-5171, blantonmuseum.org
Mar 8 Artistic License: Matthew Day - 6:00 p.m.
Artistic License is a chance to get up close and personal with Blanton artists. This evening, Matthew Day Jackson sings songs inspired by his exhibition.
Mar 10 A Passion for Paper 
12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Austin Museum of Art, 823 Congress
(512) 495-9224, amoa.org
Second Saturdays are for Families. Check out The Paper Sculpture Show and participate in this interactive exhibit by building your own three dimensional paper sculptures. When you?re finished, stay for more hands-on fun in the Community Room and learn how to make your very own handmade paper. Drop in and create! $7 per family, $5 Member families.
Mar 10-Apr 11 Will Klemm 
Wally Workman Gallery,1202 West Sixth St
(512) 472-4728, wallyworkmangallery.com
New work of Will Klemm goes on view this Saturday. The Opening Reception will be Saturday, March 10, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Gallery.
Mar 11 Explore the Story - Revealing Character: 
Robb Kendrick's Texas Tintypes
2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, 1800 N. Congress
(512) 936-4600, thestoryoftexas.com
Meet some real-life characters all the way from Bandera, Texas ? "The Cowboy Capital of the World" ? as they share their stories and tall-tales about riding and roping on Lone Star ranches. Free with Museum Admission.
Mar 11 Science Sunday with UT Hands On Science
3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Austin Children's Museum, 201 Colorado
(512) 472-2499, austinkids.org
Using hands-on tools, kids will practice measuring the length, weight, time and volume of all kinds of things in their world. Read more about the activities at austinkids.org.
Mar 12-16 Spring Break Camps 
Austin Children's Museum, 201 Colorado
(512) 472-2499, austinkids.org
A few spots are still available in the Incredible Creature Features full-day camp for kids ages 7-10. Explore animal adaptations and go on a field trip every day! Check out this camp and camps for the summer at austinkids.org.
Mar 12-17 The Artwork of THE WHO by Sir Peter Blake 
Art on 5th, 1501 W. 5th
(512) 481-1111, arton5th.com
During the late 1950s, Sir Peter Blake became one of the best known British pop artists. His paintings from this time included imagery from advertisements, music hall entertainment, and wrestlers, often including collaged elements. Blake has also painted several notable album sleeves. As well as the sleeve for Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Reception with Pete Townshend ? details to be announced - arton5th.com.
To Apr 30 Bill Stidham: Sacred Heart 
Manuel?s Micro Gallery, Manuels, 310 Congress Avenue
(512) 472-7555, manuels.com
This colorful and poignant exhibit is an accolade to musicians who influence and shape the world. Working in watercolor, this exhibit includes such legends as Willie Nelson, Bono, Bob Schneider, Kurt Cobain, George Harrison, Johnny Cash, Bob Marley, & Stevie Ray Vaughan. All works are for sale and on exhibit through September 11th. Sponsored by CityArtLink.com.
Mar 14 The Everyday Collector
Women & Their Work, 1710 Lavaca St.
womenandtheirwork.org
Join the Austin Fine Arts Alliance for ArtTalk, an exciting new conversation series. Each week the many facets of buying art will be discussed, addressing concerns of first-time buyers in a comfortable, casual and fun environment. You?ll hear from experts about how to approach the art-buying process, and learn about some great local resources to utilize. This week The Everyday Collector Panel will feature a group of local collectors who will talk about their unique approach to collecting and offer tips on how to buy art on a budget. You?ll learn that you don?t have to be filthy rich to buy great artwork and build your dream collection.
Still On Display Downtown...
To 3/30: Freaks of Nurture, Women & Their Work, womenandtheirwork.org
To 4/1: Joe Ely's Bonfire of Roadmaps, Harry Ransom Center, hrc.utexas.edu
To 4/1: Vessels and Inspirations, Mexic-Arte Museum, mexic-artemuseum.org
To 4/5: Hello My Name Is, Studio 107, studio107.com
To 4/8: Virtuoso Lithography, Blanton Museum of Art, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 4/8: European Prints of Ornament, 1500-1700, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 4/8: Jusepe de Ribera, 1591-1652, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 4/19: Revealing Character: Robb Kendrick's Texas Tintypes, Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum, thestoryoftexas.com
To 4/21: The Geometry of Hope, Blanton Musem of Art, blantonmuseum.org
To 4/26: Owen McAuley: New Work, d berman gallery, dbermangallery.com
To 4/27: The Queen of Peace: S & P Stanikas, Volitant Gallery, volitant.com
To 5/5: Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler: America Starts Here, 1985-1995, amoa.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
To 12/31: Antarctica: Life at the Bottom of the World, Texas Memorial Museum, texasnaturalsciencecenter.org
Ongoing:
To 1/31: People's Gallery 2007 Exhibition, Austin City Hall, cityofaustin.org
European Paintings from the Permanent Collection and America/Americas, Blanton Museum of Art, blantonmuseum.org
Gems and Minerals, Texas Memorial Museum, texasmemorialmuseum.org
