“Keep Austin Weird” isn’t just a motto—it’s our way of life. It’s a celebration of our city’s unique spirit and a badge of honor we wear with pride. We’re your gateway to lively Rainey Street, where live music echoes through the streets, art fills every corner, and the aroma of world-famous barbecue tantalizes your senses. Get lost in the magic of Austin, in all its quirky, creative glory.
Filled with string-light-covered patios, open-air bars, and crave-worthy food trucks, Rainey Street is a different kind of experience. Known for its bungalow-style homes-turned-restaurants and bars, the lively historic district is a must-visit destination for travelers and locals alike.
Uniquely Austin, 6th Street is bustling with bars, restaurants and entertainment venues with a historic charm.
The Austin Beer Garden Brewing Company serves up craft beer and a seasonal menu, paired with live music.
This state-of-the-art live music venue is Austin’s premier destination for live performances and special events.
Surrounding Lady Bird Lake, 10 miles of trails serve as the perfect spot for runners, walkers and cyclists alike.
Ann Richards Congress Avenue bridge is home to the largest urban bat colony in North America, you can see up to 1.5 million bats fly out near dusk.
The Austin Convention Center offers customizable meeting rooms, a grand ballroom, and plenty of on-site dining options.
Visit Austin Eastciders to enjoy cider featuring complex flavor profiles, pizza, light bites, trivia, music, and more.
Banger’s is a place to enjoy homemade sausage and craft beer paired with Americana and country music in a relaxed atmosphere.
Barton Springs Pool is a natural spring-fed public pool popular with visitors and locals for its clear waters and lush surroundings.
The last of the true Texas Dancehalls, home to great live music and good food. Music greats like Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton have performed here.
The Cactus Cafe is an intimate performance venue known for showcasing top local, national, and international acoustic music acts.
A welcoming space for all, Cheer Up Charlies is an LGBTQ+ bar that hosts drag shows, DJ showcases, and more.
Visit the premier destination for world-class mortorsports and entertainment in the United States and has hosted the biggest names in racing, action sports and music.
Fulfilling a dream and vision Joe Rogan had of providing a comedy community in Austin, Comedy Mothership is the go-to stand-up comedy destination.
The Continental Club & Gallery is a historic live music venue in Austin that first opened in 1955 as a swanky dinner club has since become a mecca for nightly live music.
Set in an old train depot that was moved to Austin more than 30 years ago, spend a night twirling to live music from country and swing to funk and rock and roll.
This popular live music venue features two stages, an indoor control room, and an outdoor garage stage, as well as a bar and lounge area showcasing music that ranges from indie to hip-hop.
The Carver Museum celebrates Austin’s African-American heritage through exhibits, galleries, and programs, preserving and exhibiting African-American material culture and history.
Lady Bird Lake is a scenic resevoir in the heart of Austin, the perfect place to enjoy paddleboarding, kayaking, hiking and biking trails.
Located on the University of Texas campus, the library showcases President Johnson’s life, presidency, and legacy.
Mohawk is an esteemed music venue known for rock shows, top-notch service, and great parties. Stop in for nightly happy hour and live music.
An architectural icon for the city, Moody Amphitheater hosts concerts, cultural and performing arts events, showcasing Austin’s creative community.
This world-class arena is home to UT sporting events and hosts some of the music industry’s biggest names.
The Rainey Street Historic District has become Austin’s most popular destination for nightlife, dining and arts and is bustling no matter the time of day.
Explore this cultural tourism destination and entertainment district and experience diverse local music, art and food.
The historic Scoot Inn is the oldest beer joint in central Texas, established in 1871. Once a spot weary pioneers rolled their wagons to, it is now an Austin live music staple.
The vibrant South Congress Ave is a must-stroll area that exudes Austin’s character, boasting boutiques, music venues, eateries and more.
St. Elmo Brewing Co. brews all types of beer. Enjoy craft beer, live music, yoga events, and more in their beer hall and beer garden in South Austin.
Stubb’s is an Austin instiution filled with good friends, the best of live music and legendary barbecue.
The Texas State Capitol is a historic landmark in downtown Austin, serving as the offices of state officials and legislature. Guided tours are available for visitors to enjoy.
The Concourse Project is a modern indoor/outdoor music venue in Austin, TX located by the south terminal of the airport, specializing in the production of premier dance music events, concerts, festivals, and special events.
The University of Texas at Austin is a renowned university, offering top-ranked academic programs across diverse fields.
Waterloo Greenway features green spaces, trails, water features, public art, and a pavilion for events and performances — a peaceful retreat in the city.
This lush sanctuary nestled in Zilker Park boasts themed gardens, koi ponds and live oaks offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of downtown Austin.
Nestled in the heart of downtown, Zilker Park is home to bike/canoe rentals, a disc golf course, and the host to events like Austin City Limits Music Festival.
Live music and good times are never far in the “Live Music Capital of the World.” Catch incredible performances at Geraldine’s and explore the best of the downtown music scene.
We’ll give you insider access to all of the hottest happenings in Austin and have you living like the locals to in no time.
A night for the people who keep Austin playing.
Join us Saturday, September 26th for HAAM & G’s
An evening of food, cocktails, and live music in support of Austin’s music community. Enjoy a four-course dinner by Executive Chef Sergio Ledesma, followed by an after-party at Brass Poppy. A portion of ticket sales and 100% of raffle proceeds benefit HAAM.
