Join MathHappens in the MYEC atrium for free activities, games, and interactive demonstrations for the whole family.

MathHappens at the Millennium All Summer

From “Autumn in New York” to Wayne Shorter’s (R.I.P.) “Fall,” the Women in Jazz Association’s cozy evening at the velvet-wrapped Cactus Cafe last weekend set the season. The concert kicked off a big November with the group’s first-ever Austin Women in Jazz Festival, continuing this Saturday at Millennium – including soul-and-R&B-infused Jazz in Pink, singer/saxophonist Grace Kelly, and nonprofit founder Pamela Hart. Tickets start at $40. An ensemble of women players among the org, which has been wrangling local lineups since 1994, precedes at the Elephant Room on Friday for $7 admission.

Austin Women in Jazz Festival w/ Jazz in Pink, Grace Kelly, Pamela Hart

Bat City Cinema returns with a new monthly series at the resurrected Eastside Cinema, bringing a once-in-a-lifetime show with "two reels of curated chaos from deep within the vault."

The Bat City Cinema Megamix

It’s alive! Alive with Valentine’s Day spirit, that is. Blue Starlite’s new location within the Millennium Youth Entertainment Complex single-theatre cinema screens the 1990 follow-up to Lovecraftian nightmare Re-Animator, where cohabitating mad scientists Dan Cain and Herbert West combine romance and god complexes for a schlock shock to the system. Let green reanimation fluid ooze from your heart when you ask your beloved to share a romantic moment: just you, them, and Jeffery Combs’ giant projected forehead. – James Scott

A Very Valentine Bride of Re-Animator (1989)

A serial killer preys on Italian fashion models in this influential giallo film.

Blood and Black Lace (1964)

Dialogue-free live-action Looney Tunes about a 19th century applejack salesman who goes to war with the titular rodents became a favorite of the genre film festival circuit.