Celebrate Scarlett O’Hara, Barton Springs and anthropology
Film
“Gone with the Wind” at the Paramount Theatre. The Paramount is closing out summer — and its annual Summer Classic Film Series — with what has become a beloved tradition. Plus, in response to the widespread damage caused by Hurricane Harvey, the Paramount is offering free admission to Red Cross donors. To get a free ticket, donate $10 to the Red Cross by texting REDCROSS to 90999 and show the text to the box office. 7 p.m. Saturday. $7-$10. 713 Congress Ave. 512-474-1221, austintheatre.org. “Living Springs” Screening. The Living Springs Project is debuting their latest work, “Wildlands.” This 22-minute documentary will showcase Austin lands that Austin voters purchased to protect the aquifer and the area’s water quality. Learn about the significance and importance of preserving our aquifer lands; swim before or after. Environmental groups will be on hand before the screening to talk about how you can get involved in community efforts to support Barton Springs, the aquifer and nearby creeks. 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Free. Barton Springs (South Gate), 1076 Robert E. Lee Road. facebook. com/events/130649987550507/.
Art
“About Us” at Dimension Gallery. Shea Little’s “About Us” is an exploration of the hypothetical effects that culture has on the world. Little believes that our understanding of past civilizations is expanded and redefined by examining their excavated artifacts and that we too will leave a story behind that tells others about us. 12 to 6 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through Sept. 30. 979 Springdale Road, Suite 99. dimensiongallery.org.