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Halloween Movie Nights: It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! / Over the Garden Wall

Halloween Movie Nights: It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! / Over the Garden Wall

October 29 at 6pm +1

Meanwhile Brewing · McKinney

Free outdoor Halloween movies at a laid-back Austin brewery, with themed double features every Thursday in October. Kick things off with Charlie Brown's Great Pumpkin and the full Over the Garden Wall series, then come back for vampires, witches, and monsters.

Halloween Movie Nights: Frankenweenie / Young Frankenstein

Halloween Movie Nights: Frankenweenie / Young Frankenstein

October 29 at 6pm +1

Meanwhile Brewing · McKinney • Free

Spooky season done right: a free outdoor double feature of Frankenstein favorites at a laid-back brewery. Catch Frankenweenie at 6, then Young Frankenstein at 7:30, with popcorn and brews in hand.

Labyrinth: In Concert

Labyrinth: In Concert

November 1 at 8pm (This weekend)

Austin City Limits Live (ACL Live & 3TEN ACL Live) · Downtown Austin

Dance, magic dance! Jim Henson's cult classic hits the big screen while a live band rips through Bowie's gloriously goofy synth-funk score. Puppet chaos, 80s fantasy, and the Goblin King in full spandex glory.

Austin Film Festival

Austin Film Festival

November 1 at 6:30pm (This weekend)

800 Congress · Downtown Austin • $43-$775

Eight days of premieres, retrospectives, and candid talks with the people who actually write and make movies. Catch Ben Foster in The Stalemate, Brad Bird's Ray Gunn, and a Paper Moon screening with Frank Marshall.

Austin Film Festival & Writers Conference

Austin Film Festival & Writers Conference

November 4 at 12:30pm

800 Congress Ave · Downtown Austin

Eight days of premieres, retrospectives, and real talk from the people who write them. The 33rd edition pairs screenings like Brad Bird's Ray Gunn with a writers conference that's basically film school in a week.

Austin Symphony Orchestra Presents: 'Elf in Concert'

Austin Symphony Orchestra Presents: 'Elf in Concert'

December 15 at 7:30pm

Bass Concert Hall · University of Texas at Austin

Buddy the Elf meets the symphony: the Austin Symphony Orchestra plays John Debney's score live while the full film screens above them. A very merry excuse to laugh, cry, and feel festive.

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