Specialty

Austin City Hall is a public building used primarily for City business and related activities. Visitors are welcome at City Hall anytime during normal business hours. Free WiFi is available. City Hall is fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

When attending public meetings, you typically can get parking validated for the City Hall garage. Garage entrance is on Lavaca St.

Cap City Comedy Club sometimes hosts movie-related events, often in conjunction with Austin Film Festival.

MonkeyWrench Books describes itself as "an all volunteer, collectively-run radical bookstore in North Austin." The bookstore also is a venue for meetings, workshops, performances and special screenings (usually on DVD).

Picturebox Productions includes a studio that is rented out for special events, sometimes movie screenings.

The New Movement Theater is an improv/live theater venue for classes and performances. Occasionally, the improv troupe hosts movie-related events.

The Barnes & Noble in La Frontera Village in Round Rock occasionally hosts book signings and discussions for film-related books.

Austin Studios occasionally hosts film-related parties and fundraisers, usually hosted by Austin Film Society.

BookPeople occasionally hosts readings and signings for movie-related books.

Studio 6A of the Communications B Building (CMB) at UT is the home of Austin City Limits. The CMB also includes KUT radio and KLRU-TV, and Austin City Limits. It is located in the grayish building on the corner of Guadalupe and Deen Keaton.

Remaining portions of St. David's Episcopal Church original structure are the oldest west of the Mississippi, perhaps symbolic of St. David's strong foundation in the local community, including music and film.

The Bethel Hall Sanctuary serves as a SXSW music venue, and is also one of their facilities available for intimate film screenings. Crail Hall is to what I consider one of Austin's best "City Secrets", Cafe Divine, where food and film special events are held.