Austin Things to Do

The best way to learn about the University of Texas at Austin campus is through one of their wonderfully informative tours. Student guides lead walking tours and discuss a wide range of issues including academic programs, stude... more

Sponsored by the University YMCA, every spring, Austin's diversity breaks out into Eeyore's birthday party. Originally a simple hippie love-in, the event has grown to include many family activities. Games, contests, entertainme... more

In 1994, Austin decided to erect a statue honoring the late musician, Stevie Ray Vaughan and denizens overwhelmingly chose Auditorium Shores as the perfect spot. Vaughn's lyrical and guitar work has charmed many ears and hearts... more

Each year vendors and entertainers play host to thousands of visitors when this weekend festival takes over 6th Street. Once in the spring and again in the fall, almost 300 selected arts and crafts vendors from all of the Unite... more

The water supply for the pool comes from an artesian well, and many are drawn to the fresh waters of this popular gathering place. A longtime favorite of locals for its sunbathing lawn and child-friendly atmosphere, Deep Eddy h... more

Offering a variety of half-day and full-day summer camps for ages 4 to 18, as well as year-round classes. Children learn techniques in dancing, singing, acting, performing improvisational comedy, television performing, casting,... more

Founded in 1883, the University of Texas at Austin is the state's largest educational institution. The original campus was laid out as only 40 acres, but today the 50,000-student university encompasses well over 350 acres. This... more

Productions given by the company can provide a focused view into New Mexico culture. One of the few major professional Hispanic companies in the United States and Puerto Rico, La Compañía stages a series of bilingual pro... more