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| | Murder Mystery Event: A Scandal in Bodgerton
March 13 6:00 PM
March 14 12:00 PM
March 14 6:00 PM
You are cordially invited to an evening of fine dining, immersive art, and mystery.
A Scandal in Bodgerton:
High society in 1813 Bodgerton is a buzz, from the Queen herself down to the kitchen help. Every week, a certain “L. Whistlewind” releases a new scandal sheet containing the most delicious gossip. So far, these rumours have led to three elopements, two duels, and an onstage riot that ended the opera during Act I. But the worst part is that no one knows who “L. Whistlewind” is. Who could be writing such shocking things— many of them unfortunately true? A young lady desperate to remove her rivals in the marriage market? A servant eager to get back at the “gentlefolks”? An eligible gentleman trying to distract attention from his disgraceful escapades? Could it be—YOU?
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| | Cory Morrow
Saturday, March 28, 2026
7:30 PM
Singer/songwriter Cory Morrow was born and raised in Texas, and he's become a local legend in the Lone Star State, producing a handful of self-released albums and playing an endless string of shows from Amarillo to Corpus Christi that have made him a major attraction in the Southwest. He started playing guitar at Memorial High School in Houston and continued to develop as a musician while attending Texas Tech University. In 1993, Morrow moved to Austin to pursue music as a career. Along with college friend Pat Green, Morrow popularized what is known as "Texas Music" and has played an endless string of shows that have made him a major attraction the the Southwest. Morrow has released 16 albums and EP’s since 2002.
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| | Kelly Willis
Friday, May 22, 2026
7:30 PM
Kelly Willis is Back Being Blue, to take a color-coded cue from the title of her seventh album. It’s a shade she wears well, though long-patient fans might just say: You had us at back. They’ll take a new Willis record in whatever hue it comes, now that it’s been 11 years since her last solo release, 2007’s Translated from Love. The Austin-based singer/songwriter has hardly been MIA in the intervening years, having recorded and toured as part of a duo with Bruce Robison. But she’s setting the duet M.O. aside for do-it-alone mode, at least as far as the spotlight is concerned (Robison hovers just outside it this time as producer). Hers is a solo voice again, but it’s not necessarily sotto voce: This is an album of songs about lonesomeness that also happens to be a cracklingly good time. Willis wrote six of the 10 tracks on Back Being Blue by herself, the first time she’s penned that big a portion of one of her albums without outside assists. That doesn’t mean she’s gone into deeply confessional territory for her “Blue” period.
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| | Ray Wylie Hubbard
Saturday, October 24, 2026
7:30 PM
Ray Wylie Hubbard is the secret handshake amongst those who know. Earthy, real, funky, unabashed, his records have been swapped and played on the road by everyone from Blackberry Smoke and Georgia Satellites to Black Stone Cherry. “Snake Farm” alone could be the red-blooded touring male’s reality-based point of connection.
That passion for the man who’s as much a renegade poet as a roadhouse saint brought together an eclectic mix of guests for Co-Starring, his first ever high-profile label release. Ringo Starr, Joe Walsh, the Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson, Ronnie Dunn, Don Was, Larkin Poe, Pam Tillis and The Cadillac Three were just a few who clamored to jam, sing and generally be in the studio with the wizened icon.
The Austin Music and Eric Church-inducted Texas Heritage Songwriters Hall of Famer was born in Soper, Oklahoma, went to high school with cosmic cowboy Michael Martin Murphey and spent his summers playing folk music in Red River, New Mexico. It all added to an iconoclastic, hell-bent for truths and textures in writing about the way outlaws live – and added to his outlier bona fides that he made 16 albums without ever signing to a major label.
That’s all about to change for the go-to songwriter for Lucinda Williams, Hayes Carll, Pat Green, Jerry Jeff Walker, Waylon Jennings, Slaid Cleaves and Willie Nelson. Whether it’s bluegrass/folk legend Peter Rowan on the tender “Hummingbird,” emerging Nashville renegade Ashley McBryde on the tough girl homage “Outlaw Blood,” SiriusXM femme fatales Paula Nelson and Elizabeth Cook on the randy “Drink ‘Til I See Double” or the trippy rocker Aaron Lee Tasjan on the elegiac “Rock Gods,” Co-Starring is a supple, musky affair.
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