This  “Spring Student Showcase” matinee will include all ballet students, from Tiny Tappers to the most accomplished ballerinas.  Call 325-653-8877 for more information.

"An Evening of Dance” will focus on more experienced as well as professional dancers presenting a variety of dance themes. The dancers will be performing a fresh interpretation of Ballet Etudes as choreographed by SACB Director Meghann Bridgeman.  In addition, they will also be presenting original pieces from guest choreographers Melissa Staheli of the Salt Lake City Dancer’s Workshop and Shannon Lee West of Missouri Contemporary Ballet. For more information, call 325-653-8877.

Austin Allsup is a tall, intense, good-looking young man with a warm, honest smile that easily draws people in and puts them at ease. His father is the legendary Tommy Allsup from Fort Worth, Texas. More here: http://www.myspace.com/austinallsup

The Dirty Worm is a virus that can’t be killed by any other virus... diRTy WoRMz were formulated, plotted and instigated in the year 2001. The band was the brainchild of Smackola and DJ Crash, hip hop artists who wanted to rock harder and louder than anything Austin, Texas had ever seen. These guys are hard rock and rap. More here: www.myspace.com/dirtywormz.

Veterans of the Texas rock scene, this rowdy band boasts a swaggering style reminiscent of early Aerosmith and Guns-n-Roses, layers that with deeply raw and personal lyrics, and then ignites with a powerful and soulful delivery. More here: www.velvetbrick.com.

Second annual "Soup Kitchen Open" to benefit Wesley United Methodist Church soup kitchen. $55 entry fee covers green fee, cart, and lunch catered by R.J.'s Barbecue.  Entry forms plus entry fee must be received by May 12. For more information call 325-277-2996.

This Armed Forces Day, the Military Affairs Committee of the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce will host a Bar-B-Que for all active-duty military personnel and their families.  This day of food and fun is planned to show our appreciation to our military neighbors.

Arena football at the Caliseum.

7:00 p.m. at 542 Riverwood - Come casual and enjoy great music while digging into piles of spicy boiled shrimp and vegetables. Featuring the music of the Acoustix. $45.00 per person. Limit 50 reservations. Must reserve by May 12th. 325-658-5877.

Miles From Nowhere was formed in the summer of 2004 when Merrol Ray decided he was through with being a guitar for hire and knew it was time to do his own thing. With a few phone calls, the genesis of what would become Miles From Nowhere was conceived. Merrol found himself a drummer then called his younger cousin Adam. He knew Adam would be interested because he would occasionally bring his guitar over and sing parts of songs that he had learned. Practicing in Merrol's Dad's welding shop, they began auditioning bass players with none quite working out.

This Psychobilly / Rockabilly / Punk band from Austin is fairly new, and breaking out with original songs like "She's Alive" and "Dirt Pile." For more info: http://www.myspace.com/thegrindingwheels

Collins, who plays a unique kind of country-alt/Americana, is a little bit of a newcomer to the Texas music scene, having spend some years pursuing a degree in business and finance from The University of Texas. But in 2005, his music gained greater heights for the 29-year-old from Houston: first in the release of his debut album "Something Better" (Fat Caddy Records, 2005) and then, just a few months later, when his band played the 2005 Austin City Limits Music Festival to a standing-room-only crowd.