Join Austin Samba at this long-standing, annual Carnaval celebration. Dress to impress and come ready to dance and party with the largest samba school in the United States!
Doors @ 7pm
Tickets and event information through Emo’s Calendar page or sambaparty.com
Austin Samba brings its signature Brazilian drumming and dance to the historic Paramount Theater this Carnival season with its hip-shaking 2019 show: “Carnavália.” Featuring music by Beth Carvalho, Os Tribalistas and Caetano Veloso, Carnavália is sure to get you on your feet and will be a can’t-miss part of Austin’s Carnaval and Mardi Gras season.
Come out to Central Market North Lamar for their annual Dia de los Muertos celebration featuring Austin Samba School and Las Monas de San Antonio!
Bring your friends and family, grab a snack, and prepare for the biggest and most elaborate Central Market show of the year, complete with puppets, live drums and dozens of dancers. Feeling especially festive? Come out in your own Day of the Dead face paint and costume and join in on the dancing and celebration! Prepare to dance, clap, and smile through two spectacular sets at one of Austin’s favorite fall events!
4001 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78756
https://www.facebook.com/events/464580250704968/
Día de Los Muertos Celebration brings together traditional art and culture with the best in live music entertainment to create a two-day destination event for the City of San Antonio to celebrate the Day of the Dead. The event hosts a variety of activities over the weekend celebration including the largest open altar exhibition in the city.
Saturday, October 27, 2018
Sunday, October 28, 2018
Events are free and open to the public including: live music at Arneson River Theater; original Day of the Dead art; living altar; dance, drum and puppet procession led by Austin Samba at 2pm Sunday; live poetry and more!
Check back regularly for event updates:
http://visitsanantonio.com/english/Explore-San-Antonio/Events/DiaDeLosMuertos
Brazil Day Austin, the biggest Brazilian showcase and party of the year, returns to Antone's! Austin Samba invites you to enjoy six hours of continuous entertainment featuring acts from across the broad spectrum of Brazilian culture.
Tickets: $10 - 15 (4 for $50)
RSVP and PURCHASE TIX ON FACEBOOK
Schedule:
Doors: 7:30 pm
Capoeira Evolução - 8:30 pm
Samba Bamba - 9:00 pm
Maracatu Texas - 10:00 pm
Seu Jacinto - 10:30 pm
Austin Samba - 11:30 pm
Fusca - Midnight
Trem do Samba - 1am
Austin Samba will be drumming, moving, and grooving for a good cause at the Power Her Potential Women's Expo on June 2nd. This 45-minute community showcase will take you on an unparalleled tour of Brazilian rhythms and movement, fun for the whole family!
What is Power Her Potential?
Join us for a day of activities for women and those who love them! Our first annual Power Her Potential Expo features classes, meetups, self-defense demonstrations, jewelry workshops, engaging talks, panels, and more. Ticket sales benefit women entrepreneurs living in poverty through Whole Planet Foundation.
$20 ticket gets you into the full event.
Expo website, FAQS, and schedule:
https://www.wholeplanetfoundation.org/power-potential-womens-expo/
Event details and Facebook invitation: https://www.facebook.com/events/232496814191298/
Matinee: Saturday, April 21st @ 2pm, $22/ticket
Evening: Saturday, April 21st @ 7:30pm $30/ticket
Austin Samba, the country’s largest samba performance group, presents “A Night in Rio,” an evening of Brazilian drum and dance exploring the culture of the world's most famous Carnaval celebration in Rio de Janeiro.
Join Austin Samba the night before Carnaval as its performers move among the streets of Rio to showcase music and dance found throughout Brazil. They finally arrive at the Sambódromo, Rio's renowned avenue where the city's enormous parades take place, to give it all they’ve got during the giant celebration.
Immerse yourself in this journey through Rio de Janeiro and revel in the sparkle, drums, and pageantry that define this iconic annual celebration!
Tickets on sale NOW! Do not miss out!
FB Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/356157541566922/
Austin Samba Parade & Show @ NOLA Food & Music Festival
When: Sunday, April 8th
Where: H.E.B. Center in Cedar Park, Austin
When: 12pm
Festival Details: http://www.hebcenter.com/
This all-weekend celebration of street bands from around the country kicks off of Friday and will showcase music throughout the weekend at several locations around Austin. For a detailed schedule of the weekend's shows, visit HONK! TX's festival website, http://honktx.org/
Where: Spider House Ballroom
When: Saturday, April 7th
Time: 3pm
March 31, 7 - 9 pm
PLANET MUSIC & Austin Samba brings the spirit, joy and energy of Brazil to Zilker Hillside Theatre for one glorious night with drumming, song, and dance that is fun for the entire family. Bring a picnic and be prepared to dance! Our friends from Capoeira Evolução, Maracatu Texas, and Las Monas (giant puppets) will be joining us to round out a splendid night. We'll also provide a dance lesson and, as always, a dance party. All for free.
FB Event Page and RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/745857808943636/
Austin Samba presents Mardi Gras Austin at the Speakeasy with a stellar lineup of Austin-based groups ready to get your body moving! Drumming from Brazil, brass from NOLA and more!
Line-up includes:
Superfónicos
Austin Samba
Seu Jacinto
Minor Mishap Marching Band
Flyjack
Big Wy's Brass Band
Maracatu Texas
$15 at the door. Tickets available here.
Saturday, November 4, 2017
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Join Central Market for their annual Dia de los Muertos celebration featuring Austin Samba School and Las Monas de San Antonio!
Bring your friends and family, grab a snack, and prepare for the biggest and most elaborate Central Market show of the year, complete with puppets, live drums and dozens of dancers. Feeling especially festive? Come out in your own Day of the Dead face paint and costume and join in on the dancing and celebration!
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Celebrate Dia de los Muertos at the Historic Market Square with a special procession Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 1 p.m. by Las Monas! Be a part of the fun with children's activities, live music, food booths and arts and crafts vendors!
Sunday's 1 pm parade and processional will be led by Austin Samba.
Maps and event information:
COMING SOON
Día de Los Muertos Celebration brings together traditional art and culture with the best in live music entertainment to create a two-day destination event for the City of San Antonio to celebrate the Day of the Dead. The event hosts a variety of activities over the weekend celebration including the largest open altar exhibition in the city.
Saturday, October 28, 2017 10am – 11pm
Sunday, October 29, 2017, noon – 10 pm
Events are free and open to the public including: live music at Arneson River Theater; original Day of the Dead art; living altar; dance, drum and puppet procession led by Austin Samba at 3pm; live poetry and more!
Check back regularly for event updates:
http://visitsanantonio.com/english/Explore-San-Antonio/Events/DiaDeLosMuertos
Saturday, September 16, 2016 10:00AM - 11:30AM
The SMTX Mermaid Parade is created to strengthen community engagement and celebrate San Marcos’ unique river and art culture. Leading the parade is Austin Samba and Las Monas de San Antonio bringing their brand of “radical creativity, fantasy and imagination” to the parade with a sizzling combination of rhythm, dance, movement, color, joy and . . . giant mermaid puppets! The parade will feature floats, marchers, music and “all things San Marcos.”
Serving as the mascot for river stewardship, the arts and our unique cultural heritage, the San Marcos Mermaid will make her return debut during this ‘Texas original’ celebrating San Marcos’ vibrant community.
EVENT DETAILS AND PARADE ROUTE:
Austin's favorite annual celebration of all things Brazilian music, dance, and pageantry is coming in September. This is one of our largest and most elaborate shows of the year -- you do not want to miss this!
Saturday April 1, 2017
Zilker Hillside Theater
7pm
FREE!
with Special Guest: Dr. Zog Zydeco
Austin Samba will be cooking up a gumbo of classic New Orleans tunes simmered in Brazilian percussion and spiced with beautiful choreography. Enjoy a wild mash up of Louis Armstrong, Fats Domino, The Neville Brothers, Dr. John, Jerry Lee Lewis and Clifton Chenier that celebrates the irresistible joy of Mardi Gras and Carnaval with rhythms and dance from throughout Brazil.
Free dance lessons. Family dance party.
Laissez les bons temps rouler!!
Follow event updates on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1873866899552757/
This year we pay tribute to New Orleans (The Big Easy), the most African of American cities, the birthplace of American music and home to Mardi Gras one of the most famous pre-Lenten celebrations in the world. We compare and contrast New Orleans and Rio whose African roots gave rise to samba, the national music of Brazil, and the Brazilian version of Carnaval, also one of the most famous in the world.
In this show, we view the fabulous music of New Orleans through Brazilian optics layering on Brazilian rhythms and dance to produce an aural and visual fusion that is irresistible. It will be hard to stay seated. This is dance music front to back.
This year, our theme samba (samba enredo) was written for us by Rio composer Edson "Baby" de Oliveira. It is an original samba about New Orleans and will be featured at Carnaval Brasieiro, as well as Austin Samba's performances at Zilker Hillside Theatre and Stateside Theater at the Paramount. Bateria arrangement by Mestre Ailton da Mangueira.
Buy advance tickets here.
Friday, February 17th & Saturday, February 18th
Doors @ 6pm, Event @ 7pm
Tickets are now on sale through the Paramount website.
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Dia de los Muertos!
Sunday, October 30, 2016
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Join Central Market for their annual Dia de los Muertos celebration featuring Austin Samba School and Las Monas de San Antonio.
Bring your friends and family, grab a snack, and prepare for the biggest and most elaborate Central Market show of the year, complete with puppets, live drums and dozens of dancers. Feeling especially festive? Come out in your own Day of the Dead face paint and costume and join in on the dancing and celebration!
La Villita Presents
Día de Los Muertos Celebration brings together traditional art and culture with the best in live music entertainment to create a two-day destination event for the City of San Antonio to celebrate the Day of the Dead. The event hosts a variety of activities over the weekend celebration including the largest open altar exhibition in the city.
Saturday, October 29, 2016, 10am – 11pm
Sunday, October 30, 2016, noon – 10 pm
Events are free and open to the public including: live music at Arneson River Theater; original Day of the Dead art; living altar; dance, drum and puppet procession led by Austin Samba at 3pm; live poetry and more!
Event main page and full schedule: http://muertosfest.com/
LAS MONAS SAN ANTONIO presents DIA DE LOS MUERTOS
Celebrate Dia de los Muertos at the Historic Market Square with a special procession Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 1 p.m. by Las Monas! Be a part of the fun with children's activities, live music, food booths and arts and crafts vendors!
Sunday's 1 pm parade and processional will be led by Austin Samba.
Maps and information: http://events.getcreativesanantonio.com/event/detail/441997654/Dia_De_Los_Muertos_at_the_Historic_Market_Square
Mexic-Arte Museum presents their annual Viva la Vida festival and parade. For parade route and festival information, visit http://mexic-artemuseumevents.org/viva-la-vida-2016-index/#/parade-16/
AUSTIN PARKS AND RECREATION presents
OUR WORLD FAMILY MUSIC FESTIVAL @ Zilker Hillside Theater
Celebrate Austin’s diverse cultures on one stage with an afternoon of music, dance, and cultural booths! Come meet the family and learn about Museums and Cultural Centers in your Parks Department.
Enjoy performances by :
Anuradha Naimpally
Atash
Austin Samba School
Daniel Llanes
Keito St. James
Oaxaca, arte en movimiento
Thom the Poet
Grupo Varonil
Wesley United Methodist Church Choir...
Plus The Ginger Armadillo and Kona Ice ATX will be serving all the delicious treats!
COA's Museums and Cultural Programs will be onsite with family fun activities and sharing the awesome stories Austin has to tell! Plus get information on ways for you to get involved, like community forums.
Hosted by the Asian American Resource Center - City of Austin, Dougherty Arts Center, Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center, George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center, Elisabet Ney Museum, O. Henry Museum, Susanna Dickinson Museum, and the Old Bakery & Emporium See More
Each year at Fiesta Gardens in Austin, TX, Easter Seals Central Texas hosts a community Dia de los Muertos music festival, featuring a full schedule of dancers, musicians, performers, crafts and local food vendors honoring the traditions of the holiday. Austin Samba is thrilled to once again joining the Easter Seal's 2016 line-up!
Bring your family and enjoy an outdoor afternoon of cultural pageantry and community in Austin, TX!
For show times, tickets and more information, see Easter Seals of Central Texas' website: http://www.easterseals.com/centraltx/
Saturday, September 17, 2016 10:00AM - NOON
The SMTX Mermaid Parade is created to strengthen community engagement and celebrate San Marcos’ unique river and art culture. Leading the parade is Austin Samba and Las Monas de San Antonio bringing their brand of “radical creativity, fantasy and imagination” to the parade with a sizzling combination of rhythm, dance, movement, color, joy and . . . giant mermaid puppets! The parade will feature floats, marchers, music and “all things San Marcos.”
Serving as the mascot for river stewardship, the arts and our unique cultural heritage, the San Marcos Mermaid will make her return debut during this ‘Texas original’ celebrating San Marcos’ vibrant community.
EVENT DETAILS AND PARADE ROUTE:
http://www.mermaidsocietysmtx.com
Austin's favorite annual celebration of all things Brazilian music, dance and pageantry is coming soon. This is one of our largest and most elaborate shows of the year -- you do not want to miss this!
Location: ANTONES's @ 305 E. 5th St., Austin, TX
http://www.antonesnightclub.com/calendar/
About the Event:
If you love all things Louisiana this is the event for you! Austin Samba will perform three sets throughout the afternoon, from 11am until 4pm. In addition, enjoy two stages featuring 10 Louisiana bands. You’ll hear Funk, Brass, Zydeco, Cajun, and the Blues. Tempt your taste buds with some amazing food vendors who sell everything from jambalaya to alligator. If you prefer crawfish, the Louisiana Swamp Thing & Crawfish Festival has 7,000 pounds of FREE large, boiled, live Crawfish! Served one plate at a time while supplies last. We also have kid’s activities including bounce houses and slides, face painters, and more. Come ready to shop because the festival also has between 15 & 30 arts & crafts booths.
Location: The Austin American Statesman Parking Lot
Address: 305 South Congress Ave., Austin, TX 78704
Cost: Admission $20.00 cash at the gate. Kids 8 and under free with an adult. A Limited number of VIP tickets are available for $80
Full Event Hours: 11am to 10:00pm
Event main page and information: http://www.roadwayevents.com/event/louisiana-swamp-thing-crawfish-festival/
Join us at Zilker Hillside Theater on the evening of April 2, 2016 for a FREE, family-friendly performance of our “Texas: A Horse Opera” show. Think cattle and cowboys, blues and rock, spangles and feathers, glitter and gold, samba and country…that’s the story of Texas’ musical history fused with Brazilian Carnaval magic. This is the kitschiest Carnaval event in the weirdest town in the strangest state in the U.S.!
Bring a picnic!
6:30 - Austin Youth Samba
7:00 - Trem do Samba
7:30 - Dance Lessons
8:00 - Samba Show
Austin Samba presents Brazil Day Austin!
Sept 5, 2015
Featuring:
Macaxeira Funk
Austin Samba School
Fusca XR3
Seu Jacinto
Morena Soul
Capoeira Evoluçao
Maracatu Texas
Trem do Samba
Doors at 6 p.m.
Historic Scoot Inn
1308 E 4th St, Austin, Texas 78702
Step right up folks! Feast your eyes upon the feathered dancers, jugglers, jesters, thundering drums, and giant puppets of Austin Samba’s “O Circo Místico,” the Mystic Circus.
This year, we are celebrating circuses from around the world. Do not fret! No animals are being harmed in the making of our circus. Our show this year is more Cirque du Soleil than Barnum & Bailey. We are celebrating the acrobats, contortionists, clowns, musicians, and more associated with traveling circuses and freakshows.
Our theme, or enredo, this year, “O Circo Místico,” is based upon a Brazilian musical “O Grande Circo Místico” first performed in Brazil in 1983. The musical was one of the biggest hits of the 1980s. It toured for two years and was seen by more than 200,000. In 2002, “O Grande Circo Místico” was chosen by the Rio de Janeiro samba school Mocidade as its enredo.
Austin Samba will use Mocidade’s song, or samba de enredo, as its samba for the 2015 Carnaval season, which will open at Carnaval Brasileiro on Feb 28, 2015, and close at Zilker Hillside Theatre on March 28, 2015.
Carnaval Brasilerio 2014 marks the 10th anniversary of Austin Samba’s participation in this astounding event.
In celebration, we’ve chosen “Orfeu” as our theme, and we are modeling the show around the groundbreaking movie “Orfeu Negro.”
We have adopted “Aquarela Brasileira” for our samba this year. As Tio Jacaré says, it is “widely held to be the most beautiful samba of all time. In addition to being beautiful, it tells the story of the diversity and beauty of Brazil.”
Thus, this year’s show will combine “Orfeu Negro” with “Aquarela Brasileira,” and will be filled with familiar characters from the movie. We will samba the night away as Orfeu and Eurydice fall in love with each other and with Brazil. “Aquarela Brasileira” will be the magic carpet which takes the couple on their journey through the celebrations of Carnaval across Brazil.
Austin Samba will also be honoring our friend Seu Carlinhos Pandeiro de Ouro who appeared in the 1959 movie.
