The ConTempor ary ausTin
Let your inner child run wild at "Camp Cont-
emporary," the grown-up, camp-themed party
benefiting The Contemporary Austin's art educa-
tion programs. On October 16, adventurers can
explore 14 acres of art and nature at the museum's
historic Laguna Gloria, complete with hammocks
for lounging and kayaks for boating around the
lagoon. Local artisans will guide DIY crafting
demonstrations, while open bars and cocktail
lounges will pair with local eats. 3809 W. 35th St.;
thecontemporaryaustin.org/camp
Swift'S Attic
Whimsical small plates plus
creative cocktails are the
name of the game at this
bustling gastropub. 315
Congress Ave., 512-482-
8842; swiftsattic.com
the cArillon
This New American grill is
often described as the best-
kept secret in Austin. 1900
University Ave., 512-404-3655;
thecarillonrestaurant.com
townSend
Congress's newest addition
boasts inventive cocktails
crafted by Austin favorite
Justin Elliott.
718 Congress
Ave., Ste. 100, 512-887-8778;
thetownsendaustin.com
Uchi
Chef Tyson Cole combines his
extensive Eastern knowledge
with exotic, high-quality
ingredients at this landmark
restaurant. 801 S. Lamar Blvd.,
512-916-4808; uchiaustin.com
Uchiko
Designed to mimic a
Japanese farmhouse, Uchi's
sister restaurant is popular for
its vegetarian tasting menu
and fried-milk dessert. 4200
N. Lamar Blvd., 512-916-4808;
uchikoaustin.com
wink
A longtime favorite, diners
can expect attentive service
and top-notch, locally
November. 700 Congress
Ave., 512-453-5312;
thecontemporaryaustin.org
the contemporAry
AUStin (At lAgUnA
gloriA)
Celebrating a century, the
Driscoll Villa features the
14-acre Betty and Edward
Marcus Sculpture Park.
3809
W.
35th St., 512-458-8191; the
contemporaryaustin.org
hArry rAnSom
center
"Elliott Erwitt: Home
Around The World," now
through January 1, 2017. 300
W. 21st St., 512-471-8944;
hrc.utexas.edu
lyndon BAineS
JohnSon liBrAry
And mUSeUm
Explore the Texas-born
president's life and legacy,
as well as the impact of the
1960s. 2313 Red River St.,
512-721-0200; lbjlibrary.org
mexic-Arte mUSeUm
Opened in 1984, this
down-town museum
celebrates traditional
and contemporary Mexican,
Latino, and Latin American
art and culture. 419 Congress
Ave., 512-480-9373;
mexic-artemuseum.org
procured ingredients at this
15-table restaurant. 1014 N.
Lamar Blvd., 512-482-8868;
winkrestaurant.com
wU chow
From the creative minds
behind Swift's Attic, this
downtown restaurant brings
authentic farm-to-table
Chinese food to downtown
Austin. IBC Bank Plaza,
500 W. Fifth St., Ste. 168,
512-476-2469;
wuchowaustin.com
museums
the BlAnton
mUSeUm of Art
"Warhol By The Book,"
October 16–January 29, 2017.
200 E. Martin Luther King Jr.
Blvd., 512-471-5482;
blantonmuseum.org
BUllock texAS
StAte hiStory
mUSeUm
"State of Deception: The
Power of Nazi Propaganda,"
now through January 8,
2017. 1800 Congress Ave.,
512-936-8746;
thestoryoftexas.com
the contemporAry
AUStin (At JoneS
center)
The downtown location is
closed for renovations;
reopening is scheduled for
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