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The Sunday Dispatch · Issue № 23

June opens with Belle and Sebastian at the Moody and baseball on Disch-Falk.

June opens with Belle and Sebastian at the Moody and baseball on Disch-Falk.

May goes out on a Sunday the way it should: a few things worth being out for, and enough quiet to get ready for what follows. ILLfest wraps its third and final day at the Travis County Expo Center this afternoon, the ATX Television Festival closes at the Paramount, and by tomorrow the calendar turns to June. Belle and Sebastian run back-to-back nights at ACL Live, NCAA Baseball Regionals open at Disch-Falk, and Pride Month officially starts citywide. A few of the spots that opened quietly in May are also finally worth a visit now that the holiday weekend crowds have thinned.

The marquee

Sunday · Tonight

Monday and Tuesday

Wednesday and Thursday

Next Friday and Saturday

What we're drinking this week

Free this week

From the archive

June is pool month, and we ranked the four city pools by line length, water clarity, and walk-up parking odds. Deep Eddy is the obvious call, but Bartholomew on the east side stays less crowded through the week and the lap lanes are open most mornings. Bookmark it for the next four months.

Looking ahead

ATX Weekly tip

For the Belle and Sebastian shows: ACL Live's loge fills from the back, so if you bought loge seats, arrive 20 minutes before doors and position yourself at the rail. The GA floor is the better call for a band this size anyway, and there are usually tickets at face value day-of. Rideshare pickup on West Fifth is cleaner than the main entrance after the show.

May closes tonight on Decker Lane. June opens tomorrow at the Moody. We'll be back next Sunday with the June 7 issue, Blues on the Green week, and whatever else the calendar throws between now and then. — The ATX Weekly Editors

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