Classic Hip-Hop Live

This show features the work of three exceptional ACC alumni – no less than Laurie Frick, Heather Parrish, and Michael Villarreal – who reference the collecting and rebuilding of memories in their work, taking fragments of information from data sets, historical sources, or personal memory and assembling the ideas into new artistic forms.

Narrated Memories: Artworks by ACC Alumni

Austin Community College opened its doors in 1973 to provide affordable and accessible education for all, and welcomes the community for a huge celebration to commemorate five decades.

50 Years Later: A Riverbat Homecoming Fest

The ACC Drama Department presents this musical comedy/horror show about a half-boy, half-bat creature who is discovered in a cave near Hope Falls, West Virginia – as based on a story, you'll recall, from the Weekly World News. Directed by Jamie Rogers for ACC Highland's Black Box Theater.

Bat Boy: The Musical

Austin Community College opens the campus for the Austin Studio Tour, highlighting all the arts and digital media programs with an emphasis on the art department, jewelry department, and ACC art galleries.

Austin Studio Tour 2023: ACC Arts and Digital Media

Austin Community College opens their vast Eastside complex to allow exploration of their impressive resources for the Austin Studio Tour, highlighting all the arts and digital media programs – with an emphasis on the art department, jewelry department, and ACC art galleries. This everbusy place is a vibrant epicenter of learning as well as display, and highly recommended.

Austin Studio Tour: ACC Arts and Digital Media

These ACC alumni artists – currently showcased in the exhibition "Narrated Memories" – join gallery director Peter Bonfitto for this live-streamed and in-person roundtable event.

Artists in Conversation: Laurie Frick, Heather Parrish, and Michael Villarreal

The artists visit the Art Galleries at Austin Community College's Highland campus to discuss their works as part of the National Day of Racial Hearing.

ACC: Taylor Barnes and Luis Corpus

A kind of centrifuge, Brent Baldwin’s Indie Orchestra (I/O) has transformed the songs of Austin artists across genres with a glorious whirlwind of orchestral and choral arrangements since 2014. This year’s installment, benefiting HAAM, brings Sabrina Ellis back to the stage, now taking a Bite with A Giant Dog. Caleb De Casper’s dramatic dance floor electro-glam demands orchestral backing, as does promqueen’s provocative mix of breathless rap and beat-heavy pop. Daniel Fears’ subtly smooth R&B readies for reinvention, while Thor & Friends offer up their experimental percussion to the cause. – Doug Freeman

Indie Orchestra Benefiting HAAM

Indie Orchestra benefiting HAAM w/ Unwound Sound, A Giant Dog, Caleb De Casper, Daniel Fears, promqueen, Thor & Friends [Austin Media Center]

Censorship is a real drag, so join together with the ACC Creative Writing and Arts & Digital Media departments as local drag performers like Alexander the Great, Ima Hoot, Lilith Azazel, Selma Bawdy, and Sir Beau Elliot read from favorite banned books.