Ricky Sim: Coming Out To Dead People
2025-05-17 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Chicago) | ColdTowne Theater, 1700 East 2nd St., Austin, Texas, 78702
Following sold-out shows and multiple rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe, London’s Soho Theatre, and Off-Broadway at Soho Playhouse, comedian and storyteller Ricky Sim brings his critically acclaimed solo comedy show ‘Coming Out To Dead People’ about grief, secrets, and queer joy to Austin for two performances only on May 16th & 17th at ColdTowne Theater!
ONE-PERSON SHOW // FREE PARKING

Pride Night at Grawlix
2025-05-17 18:00 - 20:00 | Grawlix Cocktail Lounge, 332 W Mercer St, Suite 5, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620, United States
Join Pride of Dripping Springs for an easygoing evening of conversation and community at Grawlix. Whether you’re new in town or a familiar face, this is a great chance to relax, make new friends, and enjoy the local vibes.

No scheduled programming—just good vibes, great drinks, and the best company. Cheers to celebrating Pride and the holidays together!
We hope to see you there!

AMAGING! AGE IS MORE THAN JUST A NUMBER ~ IT’S A STORY!
2025-05-10 20:00 - 22:00 | The Vortex, 2307 MANOR RD., AUSTIN, Texas, 78722
I often say that hanging out with older people is like getting a postcard from your future, and who wouldn’t want to read that? It’s not always the easiest thing to find somebody 30 years older or younger than you, life inevitably brings us to different spaces. We’ve done the work for you, and you’re invited!
AMAGING! is a collection of five people in the Queer Qmmunity in Austin, ages 65 -91 who are willing to share their stories on stage. The audience is invited to shatter their pre-existing ideas of what aging means and reimagine a future inspired by the proof in front of them.
Proof that age is more than just a number ~ it’s a story and story is the thing that connects us all.
Produced by The Vortex, World Famous *BOB*, Rainbow Connections ATX a program of Family Eldercare.

Justice is Served: A Queer Variety Show
2025-05-10 19:30 - 22:30 | Crashbox, 5305 Bolm Rd UNIT 12, Austin, Texas, 78721
You are about to enter the court of Thee Gay Agenda (TGA). The people are real. The case is real. The ruling is final. This is a queer variety show in a courtroom-turned-theater. This is TGA’s Justice is Served. Three nights only. Capacity is limited. Tickets below.
Dress: on theme! Let your legal clerk flag fly! Suits, ties, heels, loafers — it’s time for your courtroom business casual best to be steamed n cleaned.
Must be 18+ to attend. Bring valid photo ID.
ASL interpreted by Dany Casey Friday night only.
Indoor show @ CRASHBOX — 5305 Bolm Rd UNIT 12, Austin, TX 78721
Show starts at 8PM sharp. Doors at 7:30PM. Variety show including comedy, drag, dance, and homosexual mayhem. Two hour show with an intermission.
Early Bird General Admission (GA) – $20 – grants one person admission. Early Bird General Admission tickets are priced at $20 — week-of prices increase to $25 on Monday, 5/5 at midnight.
GA + After Party + Merch- $30 – one ticket plus entry to the after party (Saturday 5/10) AND custom merch (HomoLyfe coozie). Week-of prices increase to $35 on Monday, 5/5 at midnight.
VIP ticket – $85 – FOR TWO (~$150 value) – admission for TWO with front row seats, plus custom merch, goodies from our in-kind sponsors, FREE admission to the after party (Saturday 5/10), and an opportunity to give a little more to a little gay arts collective.
LINEUP: Emmet Hunker, Irielle Wesley, Ruby Knight, Steph VF, Lynn Metcalf, Bad Luck Penny, Taylor Dominique, Aída Hernandez-Reyes, Eddie Hale, DJ: P1nkstar, Undercover Choreo by KO
Made possible by the gay brains & brawn of: Vincent Tomasino, Arci Posadas, Theo Snow, Emmet Hunker, Faith Vivian, Hal Cosentino, and more.
No one turned away for lack of funds. Just reach out.
COVID Safety. Face masks are required to be worn Thursday and Friday nights. High filtration mask (like a KN95) required. We’ll have plenty of KN95 masks at the door if you don’t have one (no sweat). Air purifiers from Clear the Air Austin will be in the room as well. More info below 🙂

What does this mean? Everyone that attends will wear a mask Thursday and Friday night. Momentarily taking off your mask, like to take a drink, is not a problem, but please promptly put it back on after you’ve taken a sip. If you happen to forget yours or prefer using one of ours, don’t worry – we’ll have plenty of KN95 masks on hand.

Why? Our priority since we started hosting shows in 2019 remains unchanged: ensuring that everyone feels welcome and comfortable in the spaces we create. We believe that dedicating two nights to mandatory mask usage will enable a broader spectrum of our community to connect and enjoy the show and shows that TGA’s audience stands in solidarity with high risk and immunocompromised people.

Have questions/feedback? Don’t hesitate to reach out at emmet@theegayagenda.com

Thank you to our daddies (sponsors): Kind Clinic, Clear the Air Austin, and more.
Poster by Billie Buck.

Stonewall Action Pride Fundraiser / Community Planning Meeting
2025-04-30 17:30 - 19:00 | https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89208748799?pwd=[REDACTED]
Planning meeting for summer pride fundraiser/events and general community calendar work.
