The Weekly IST List: July 24-30

WEDNESDAY [26]

[party] Sidebar's turning two, and they're rockin' it out with a full BBQ spread, raffle, commemorative tees, guest DJs, slushy shots, a keg of Lone Star, cake, and (hopefully) Antonio, our favorite door guy in Austin. At Sidebar (7pm) LINK

[books] Texas Monthly BookGroup presents Will Clarke, author of The Worthy at BookPeople (7pm) LINK

[film] AFS 20th Anniversary: Eric Rohmer's Summer at Alamo Downtown (7pm) LINK

[film] Adam's Rib at Paramount Theatre (7pm) LINK

[film] Rolling Roadshow: Shaun of the Dead at Central Market (8pm, Free) LINK

[film] The Women at Paramount Theatre (9:15pm) LINK

[film] Harold & Maude at Alamo Downtown (9:45pm) LINK

[film] 3rd Annual Choose Your Own Weird Wednesday at Alamo Downtown (11:50pm, Free) LINK

[music] Oneida, Oh, Beast!, Rubble, Ethan Master of the Hawaiian Ukulele at Emo's LINK

[music] Junior Brown, Buttercup at Antone's (8pm) LINK

[music] Starchild, Flip for Real! at Flamingo Cantina (8:30pm, $5) LINK

[music/outdoors] Blues on the Green with Guy Forsyth, Carolyn Wonderland at Rock Island at Zilker (7:30-9:30pm) LINK

THURSDAY [27]

[fashion] Summer party with cocktails and music for Austin designer Mark Joiner, maker of some decidedly fabulous belt buckles and mod housewares at Eliza Page (7-10pm) LINK

[theatre] "Petra's Cuento" at Dougherty Arts Center (8pm) LINK

[theatre] "In On It" at Off Center (8pm, $17) LINK

[theatre] Edward Albee's "The Play About the Baby" at play! Theatre (8pm, $10) LINK

[theatre] "Radio: 30" at Hyde Park Theatre (8pm, $13-$15) LINK

[dance] Improvisational Movement Project at Blue Theater (8pm, $8-$20) LINK

[film] aGliff presents Made in Secret at Alamo Downtown (7pm) LINK

[film] The Seven Year Itch at Paramount Theatre (7pm) LINK

[film] Dirt at Alamo Lake Creek (7:30pm) LINK

[film] Rolling Roadshow: On the Waterfront at The Glenn (8pm, Free) LINK

[film] The Wedding Singer at Jo's Coffee (8:30pm, Free) LINK

[film] Some Like it Hot at Paramount Theatre (9:20pm) LINK

[film] We Will Rock You, The Queen Sing-along at Alamo Downtown (9:45pm, $10) LINK

[film] Terror Thursday: The Being at Alamo Downtown (11:50pm, Free) LINK

[music] The Minders, The Kingdom, Spain Colored Orange, The Channel at Emo's LINK

[music] Diplo, CSS, Blonde de Role at The Parish Room LINK

[music] The Church, Rob Dickinson at La Zona Rosa LINK

[music] Gulf of Mexico, AUX, For Those Who Know at Continental Club (10pm) LINK

[music] I Kill Cars, the Boxing Lesson, El Olio Wolof at Flamingo Cantina (8:30pm, $5) LINK

[music] The One's and Two's, Charlie Potts, Fluffer's Union, Two Tonic Nights (SA) at Trophy's (10pm, $5) LINK

[lecture] Mark Van Stone presents "The Interaction of Pen, Paper, and Scribe: The Technical and Aesthetic Forces that Shape our Letterforms." at Harry Ransom Center (7pm) LINK

[music/gay] "Chique" Happy Hour at The Peacock (6-9pm) LINK

[food] Austin Farmers Marke at Plaza Saltillo (5th and Comal) (4-7pm) LINK

FRIDAY [28]

[books] Mike Henry presents a 24-hour Nonstop Slam at Progress Café, 500 San Marcos (8pm) LINK

[dance] Improvisational Movement Project at Blue Theater (8pm, $8-$20) LINK

[theatre] "Petra's Cuento" at Dougherty Arts Center (8pm) LINK

[theatre] Edward Albee's "The Play About the Baby" at play! Theatre (8pm, $10) LINK

[theatre] "Radio: 30" at Hyde Park Theatre (8pm, $13-$15) LINK

[theatre] "In On It" at Off Center (8pm, $17) LINK

[theatre] "American Fiesta" at McCullough Theatre, UT (2pm $12-$30) LINK

[film] Raiders: The Adaptation with cast live at Alamo Downtown (7pm & 9:45pm, $10) LINK

[film] Some Like it Hot at Paramount Theatre (7:15pm) LINK

[film] The Seven Year Itch at Paramount Theatre (9:40pm) LINK

[music] Blackpool Lights, The Working Title, Days Away, Sliders Fault (early show), Brothers and Sisters, The Black, The Theater Fire, and Pink Nasty (inside, late) at Emo's LINK

[music] Stay Gold with DJ John Gross (Partyends.com) and The Mouth plus Valhalla at Emo's Lounge (Free) LINK

[music] Loxsly, Xcella at The Parish Room LINK

[music] Austin's premiere 70s and 80s cover band, K-Tel Hit Machine, with Billy Harvey at La Zona Rosa LINK

[music] Mario Matteoli at Waterloo Records (5pm, Free) LINK

[music] Paul Minor CD Release Party with Mario Matteoli, Li'l Cap'n Travis at Continental Club (10pm) LINK

[music] Midgetmen, Murdochs, Vacation Gold, Opposite Day at Flamingo Cantina (8:30pm, $5) LINK

[music] Moonlight Towers and Buttercup at Cactus Café (9pm, $7) LINK

[music] Too $hort, Thoze Nufsed Boyz, Lil-O (from Showlist Austin) at Dessau Hall (10pm) LINK

[music] Before Dawn, Plid, Cry Blood Apache, Hipnautica at Elysium (10pm) LINK

[fitness] Sunset Bat Run 5k at Radisson Hotel downtown (7pm, $20) LINK

[music/food] Eartha Kitt, cocktails, dinner, and dancing at Mansion at Judge's Hill (6pm, $175) LINK

[music] FactoryPeople teams up with Rare Magazine, Birds Barbershop and Beauty Bar for the next Beauty Bar Blowout (7-10pm) LINK

SATURDAY [29]

[books] Mike Henry presents a 24-hour Nonstop Slam at Progress Café, 500 San Marcos (until 8:03pm) LINK

[books] Tracy Jones presents The Smart-Carb Guide to Eating Out at BookPeople (3pm) LINK

[books] Ronald L. Davis presents Zachary Scott:Hollywood's Sophisticated Cad at Zachary Scott Theatre (6pm) LINK

[books] Release party for Alpha Dog by Austin Author Jennifer Ziegler at BookPeople (5pm) LINK

[dance] Improvisational Movement Project at Blue Theater (8pm, $8-$20) LINK

[theatre] Edward Albee's "The Play About the Baby" at play! Theatre (8pm, $10) LINK

[theatre] "Radio: 30" at Hyde Park Theatre (8pm, $13-$15) LINK

[theatre] "Petra's Cuento" at Dougherty Arts Center (8pm) LINK

[theatre] "In On It" at Off Center (8pm, $17) LINK

[film] Raiders of the Lost Ark at Alamo Downtown (11:50pm) LINK

[film] Funny Girl at Paramount Theatre (3:15pm) LINK

[film] Raiders: The Adaptation with cast live at Alamo Downtown (7pm & 9:45pm, $10) LINK

[film] Annie Hall at Paramount Theatre (7pm) LINK

[film] Hannah and Her Sisters at Paramount Theatre (9:10pm) LINK

[music] Peaches, Deadboy and the Elephantmen at Emo's LINK

[music] Roky Erickson's Birthday Party with Guy Forsyth at Antone's (8pm) LINK

[music] Tom Waits Hoot Night at Trophy's (9pm, Free) LINK

[music] The Farewell Show featuring a ton of bands, bbq, and drink specials at the Back Room (All Day) LINK

[music] Quiet Riot and Skid Row at Carlos 'n Charlie's LINK

[music] Austin's very first Rock 'N Romp, featuring the Asylum Street Spankers with poet Matthew John Conley. Kid friendly! at Ruta Maya ($3 Adults, $2 Kids, 4:30pm) LINK

[outdoors/benefit] WOW: Women on the Water for Breast Cancer -- paddle Town Lake by moonlight after learning the basics of kayaking and enjoying ice cream sundaes at Texas Rowing Center ($20, 6-9pm, Ladies Only) LINK

[art] Public Art Workshop: From the Studio to Public Art at Play! Theatre (11am-1pm) LINK

[fitness/ridiculous] TAAF State Games of Texas Wiffle Ball Championships at Cedar Park (All Weekend) LINK

[party] Peaches afterparty at Beauty Bar LINK

[food] Austin Farmers Market at Republic Square Park (4th and Guadalupe) () LINK

[food] Market Day at Boggy Creek Far (9am-2pm) LINK

[food] Wine 101 at Whole Foods Downtown (10:30am-11am) LINK

SUNDAY [30]

[books] Linda Berdoll presents Darcy & Elizabeth: Nights and Days at Pemberley at Borders, Research Blvd. (2pm) LINK

[film] Raiders of the Lost Ark at Alamo Downtown (11:50pm) LINK

[film] Annie Hall at Paramount Theatre (2pm) LINK

[film] Hannah and Her Sisters at Paramount Theatre (4:10pm) LINK

[film] Peter Whitehead's Fire in the Water at Alamo Downtown (4:30pm) LINK

[film] Funny Girl at Paramount Theatre (7pm) LINK

[film] Foleyvision presents The Hindi Superman with live music at Alamo Downtown (7pm & 9:45pm, $10) LINK

[music] At All Cost, Versus the Mirror, The Esoteric, Exit the King at Emo's LINK

[books] Texas authors Roger Gathman, James L. Haley, Carmen Tafolla and Denise McVea discuss their writing at Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum (Free, 7-9pm, RSVP required) LINK

[food] Beer 101 at Whole Foods Downtown (Noon-1pm) LINK

IST List compiled by Allen Y Chen, Matthew Odam, Lisa Bintrim, Jonathon Morgan, and Sam Armstrong. As always, we welcome any comments, suggestions, or corrections!