Catch a Free Performance of Singin’ in the Rain at Zilker

The annual Zilker Theatre Summer Production is back. Starting July 11th, catch Singin’ in the Rain every Thursday through Sunday at the Hillside Theater in Zilker Park. Bring your friends and a blanket. This is only running through August 16th! Learn more about the show here.

Rent a Boat with a Captain (or not)

Don’t date that guy because he has a boat; get your own. With Float On, you can rent a variety of boats, with or without a captain, to take you out for a day on the water. They go out on Lake Travis and Lake Austin, so the days in the sun are endless. Plus, you can use code 365AUSTIN for 10%. Book here.

Cruise Around in Style With Retro Boats on Lady Bird Lake

Cruise around Lady Bird Lake in style with Retro Boats. These vintage fiberglass boats have been restored to their original jet-age beauty (1958–64), with mid-century retro cool colors, fins, and chrome details. The boats are super easy to drive and only go up to about 4.5 miles per hour so you can feel comfortable driving without any boating experience. The boats hold up to four people and are BYOB as long as your drinks aren’t in glass containers. Learn more and book your boat here.

Sip on $2 Margs at Doc’s

When temperatures reach $100 Doc’s Backyard Grill has you covered. Doc’s offers their frozen margaritas for only $2 anytime the temps reach 100+ degrees this summer. For more drink specials in the summer heat, check out this Instagram post here!

Swim and Sun Bathe at Barton Springs

With water temperatures remaining around 68-70 degrees all year, Barton Springs is the perfect place to cool off during the summer. Barton Springs has both a free and paid side with free hours available in the early mornings and evenings. Find prices and hours here.

Hang out at Deep Eddy Pool and Pool Burger

One of our favorite ways to cool off is spending the day at Deep Eddy Pool and then walking over to Pool Burger for icy sips. Deep Eddy Pool is a man-made spring-fed pool and is open daily from 11 a.m.–8 p.m. There is a small fee to enter. Pool Burger is located just steps away, serving up fresh burgers and fries, soft-serve ice cream, and tropical cocktails.

Try a Free Yoga Class

Looking to get active this summer? YTX is back with its free summer yoga series at Republic Square through August 5th. Enjoy yoga (starting at 7:30 pm), DJ set, cold plunges, fresh juice, local vendors, and more.

Hang at a Hotel Pool with ResortPass

Treat yourself to a little luxury by sippin’ and lounging poolside at some of the top hotel pools across the city. There are plenty of Austin hotels that allow non-guests to live a little and make a splash just for the day via ResortPass.

Make a Day Trip to Schlitterbahn

Perhaps Texas’ best-known water park, Schlitterbahn’s enormous water park is split into four sections with river rides, pools, waterslides, and “adventures from mild to wild” that will appeal to everyone. Every section of the park also has a swim-up bar, a “not-so-lazy river,” a children’s play area, and rides. Plus, Schlitterbahn allows guests to bring their own coolers with a picnic lunch.

Cool off With Sno beach

Sno Beach has been a summer Austin staple since 1993. Beat the heat at this shaved ice trailer serving up both classic and unique flavors like cantaloupe, coffee, sweet tea, and more.

Take a Dip in Krause Springs

Krause Springs is a camping and swimming site located in Spicewood, Texas about 30 miles west of Austin. There are 32 springs throughout the 115-acre property along with a manmade pool and natural pool that flows into Lake Travis. Food and drinks are allowed, while glass and pets are prohibited. It costs $10 to enter.

Grab Something Sweet at Zed’s Ice Cream

Zed’s Ice Cream is serving up unique creamy creations over on the east side and in Tarrytown. Zed’s ice cream is unique in that they use a blend of Tillamook vanilla soft serve swirled with fresh fruit from the Willamette Valley. Fruits include banana, pineapple, strawberry, blackberry, and blueberry with toppings like chamoy, honey, toasted coconut, Oreos, and more.

Explore Austin on the Water With Rowing Dock

Rent a kayak, canoe, or stand-up paddleboard at Rowing Dock on Lady Bird Lake. All their transportation devices are dog-friendly so your pup can come with you to explore. Looking to get out on the water at sunset? Check out their Guided Bat Tour where you’ll get a picture-perfect view of over 1.5 million bats flying overhead. Learn more about all rentals here.

Indoor Mini Golf at Dirdie Birdie or Spare Birdie

Take cover from the sun and head indoors for a round or two of mini golf at Dirdie Birdie at the Domain or Spare Birdie in Cedar Park. Both places offer an extensive food and beverage menu so you can sip and snack while you get into a little friendly competition.

Enjoy this legendary Austin tradition: Blues on the Green

KGSR has announced that Austin’s longest-running summer concert series, Blues on the Green, is back!  This concert series started in The Arboretum in the 90’s, they’ve now moved to Zilker Park. Mark your calendars for June 9th and 10th.  Get more info here.

Shop for Seasonal Fruits and Veggies at a Local Farmers’ Market

As the seasons change, new fruits and veggies come into season, and with summer comes ripe watermelon, strawberries, cherries, tomatoes, corn, and much more. Austin has several farmers’ markets every weekend in different areas of the city where you can shop small and support our local farmers. Check out a list of Austin’s farmers’ markets, their hours, and where to find them here.

Join Knightcap Austin for a Night of Chess

Knightcap invites people of all skill levels to join them at some of the swankiest spots around town! Follow them on social or check out their website to see when the next pop-up is!

See a Show During the Long Center’s Drop-In Concerts

The Drop-In is back at the Long Center with more music than ever. Now through August 14th, stop by the Long Center’s lawn on Thursdays for a free concert with the Austin skyline as the backdrop. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the tunes. Find the full summer schedule here.

Get Creative and Crafty at Upstairs Circus

Escape the heat and head indoors to grab a cold cocktail and try your hand at crafting at Upstairs Circus. Upstairs Circus is where a DIY workshop meets a cocktail bar. Choose from a menu of DIY projects, including woodworking, jewelry making, concrete work, painting, and much more. While you work, grab a cocktail (or three) from their bar. They offer happy hour specials and bottomless mimosas on the weekends. Learn more and make a reservation here.

You can also tap into your creative side by visiting MUD Studio, they offer a wide variety of ceramic classes.

Another fun class we’ve taken recently is from Palette. They offer painting classes paired with wine!

Catch a Classic with Paramount Summer Classic Film Series

Calling all movie buffs! The Paramount is back with its Paramount Summer Classic Film Series.  Now through Labor Day weekend, they are screening films from all eras of cinema history. While it will look a little different this year as the Paramount Theater shuts down for renovations, they’ll continue the tradition over at the State Theater in the second half of the series. Check out the schedule here.

Grab Some Friends and Try Escape Game

This is one of those things that every time our team does one, we agree that it was a blast! They have a variety of rooms that you get 60 minutes to escape from. The last one we did was the cosmic themed one, we escaped with seconds to spare and are already discussing when we can go back to try another room. Book your Escape room here.

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Parley

Parley is our headquarters for the World Cup. This neighborhood spot will be the games and have rotating $3.65 drink specials inspired by the countries playing.

1628 East Cesar Chavez Austin, Texas 78702

The Long Center

On June 11 and 12 at Auditorium Shores, Austin FC will transform downtown Austin’s most iconic green space into a free, premier fan destination for the 4 opening matches, including the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. Register here.

701 West Riverside Drive Austin, Texas 78704

Inn Cahoots

Beginning June 13, Austin FC will transform iconic East Austin venue Inn Cahoots into a free, 37-day soccer hub, featuring live viewings for every FIFA World Cup 2026 match. Fans can follow every moment of the tournament together for the 100 matches between June 13 and the Final on July 19.

1221 East 6th Street  Austin, Texas 78702

Koko’s Bavarian

This beer hall has plenty of big screens, plenty of seating (and parking!), making it an easy choice for all things World Cup.

3003 South Lamar Blvd. Austin, Texas 78704

MML Hospitality

Every participating property will serve as the dedicated home base for its assigned country, showing every match alongside rotating game-day food specials and drink specials running the entire tournament.

Each beautiful game deserves proper snacks. Win or lose, there will be cocktails.

Brazil: Pool Burger
France: Easy Tiger North
United States: Lou’s Eastside
England: Howards
Germany + Netherlands: Easy Tiger South
Portugal: Favorite Pizza
Spain + Argentina: Lou’s Barton Springs

Howdy’s Backyard at The Long Goodbye

Looking for that backyard feel? This is it! They’ll be showing all games on their Jumbotron with drink and food specials, vintage pop up, this is a kid and pet friendly viewing spot!

2806 Manor Road Austin, Texas

Haymaker

This is a great pick because it’s a soccer bar year-round—not just during the World Cup. That means you’ll be surrounded by passionate fans for every match, creating an electric atmosphere from kickoff to the final whistle. They’ll be showing every game, along with drink specials and food deals throughout the tournament.

2310 Manor Road

Scholz Garten

Like The Tavern this place needs no introduction. It is classic Austin, in fact it’s the oldest continuously operating beer garden in the country. They’re a family friendly viewing spot.

1607 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin, TX 78701

Mister Tramps Sports Pub

If there was an official soccer bar in Austin, this would be it. They have over 30 beers on tap and they’re ready for all things World Cup.

8565 Research Blvd.

The Quill Room at Austin Proper

World Cup Watch Party: USA vs. Paraguay (8:00 PM – 1:00 AM on June 12): Reserve a spot at The Quill Room’s World Cup watch party as Team USA takes on Paraguay. Guests can catch every moment of the match before keeping the celebration going with craft cocktails and a live DJ set by Who Izzy. Reserve a spot HERE.

World Cup Watch Party: USA vs. Turkey (9:00 PM – 1:00 AM on June 25): Join fellow supporters at The Quill Room for a World Cup watch party as the USA faces Turkey. After the final whistle, the experience continues with craft cocktails and a live DJ set from Porvoo, keeping the momentum going well beyond the match. Reserve a spot HERE.

The Tavern

Classic Austin pub. This place needs no description.

922 West 12th Street

Hopfields

Mexico: changing drink menu to all Mexican inspired cocktails and doing food special
Canada: Special on La Fin Du Monde
USA: burger specials and drink specials
Scotland: special deal on all their scotches
Brazil: flavored caiprinhas
Holland: Drink Specials
Germany: traditional German kolsch service along with food specials and merch from ayinger
Spain: Spanish vermouth cocktail specials
Belgium: Belgian beer specials and La Chouffe Event with merch
France: Cocktail specials and food specials
Argentina: Cocktail Specials
England: 1/2 off old speckled hen and food specials
Curaçao: Cocktail specials

3110 Guadalupe St, Austin, Texas 78705

Walter’s Tavern

This spot on South Congress offers both indoor and outdoor seating. They’re going to be showing every game and really is a great pick if you want to watch with other soccer fans.

2336 South Congress Ave

Victory Lap

Both locations, Rainey Street and West Campus are featuring specials based on the day of the week.

Weekly specials throughout the tournament:
Daily: $4 Busch Light
Monday: $2 off draft beer
Tuesday: Half-off margaritas
Wednesday: $7 espresso martinis + Wing Wednesday
Thursday: $4 domestic cans
Sunday: $5 mimosas, $4 Bud Light, $6 frozens

Mayfair

Looking for a spot downtown? Mayfair will be showing all the games.  More details coming soon.

501 West 6th Street

Other places we are also keeping on our radar:

Chalmer’s
Takoba

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Parlay is your World Cup headquarters. Each game they will feature a special $3.65 cocktail paying homage to one of the teams.

All Month:

Banky Exhibit: Explore bold, thought-provoking work at the Banky Exhibit debuting at Fair Market, showcasing contemporary art in a vibrant creative space.

Titanic Exhibit: The Artifact Exhibition in Austin brings the RMS Titanic story to life with authentic recovered artifacts, a full-scale replica of the grand staircase, period clothing, and interactive displays. Visitors receive a replica boarding pass to follow an actual passenger’s story as they explore shipbuilding, the voyage, and the disaster.

Every Monday:

Mussles Night at épicerie: Monday nights just got deliciously French—bottomless mussels with rotating flavors, frites on repeat, $8 French 75s, and half-off bottles.

Every Tuesday:

Free Yoga In The Park with YTX: Unroll your mat for Free Yoga in the Park with YTX, a feel-good outdoor flow featuring fresh air, community vibes, and movement in one of Austin’s scenic green spaces.

Paella on The Patio at Rosies: Savor a cozy evening of Spanish flavors at Paella Night at Rosie’s Wine Bar & Shop, featuring freshly made paella, wine, and warm neighborhood vibes.

Dice Night at Little Brother Bar on Rainey Street: Roll the dice and settle in for a lively night of games, drinks, and good vibes at Dice Night at Little Brother Bar on Rainey Street.

Hank’s Girl Dinner: $20 Girl Dinner all day at Hank’s Austin, featuring a chicken caesar wrap or salad, fries, and a martini for the perfect easy indulgence.

Every Wednesday:

Mamma Mia Night at Yammas: Sing, dance, and sip your way through a feel-good evening of ABBA classics at Mamma Mia Night at Yamas, where Mediterranean flavors meet full-on musical joy.

Every Thursday:

The Drop Inn at The Long Center: Kick back at The Drop-In at the Long Center, a free summer concert series bringing live music, skyline views, and laid-back Austin nights to the lawn.

June 2nd: Love Island Premier Watch Party at Gibson Bar

Join the Love Island watch party at Gibson Bar for live episode screenings, themed cocktails, and  interactive games.

June 4th: Moonlight Margarita Run

Lace up under the stars for the Moonlight Margarita Run, a festive nighttime race filled with glowing vibes, scenic views, and post-run margaritas.

June 5th-7th: Blanco Lavendar Festival 

Celebrate the beauty of Texas wildflowers at the Blanco Lavender Festival, a fragrant weekend filled with local artisans, live music, lavender fields, and small-town charm.

June 6th: Waterloo Greenway Phase II Confluence Grand Opening

Celebrate the next chapter of Austin’s urban park transformation at the Waterloo Greenway Phase II Confluence Grand Opening, featuring live music, art, community events, and new creekside spaces to explore.

June 6th and June 7th: Austin Pond Tour

Take a self-guided stroll through some of the city’s most beautiful backyard water gardens during the Austin Pond Tour, a weekend showcasing koi ponds, waterfalls, and lush landscapes across Austin.

June 7th: Ezov Meze Mash Up with Paperboy

Ezov teams up with Paperboy for a one-night-only Meze Mash Up, blending bold Mediterranean flavors with Austin brunch favorites in a collaborative dinner full of creative bites and good vibes.

Amy’s Ice Cream Scoopapalloza

Cool off at Amy’s Ice Creams Scoopapalooza, a sweet celebration packed with playful flavors, frozen treats, and summertime fun for ice cream lovers of all ages.

June 9th and 10th: Blue’s on the Green

Spend the evening under the Austin skyline at Blues on the Green, the city’s beloved free concert series bringing live local music and picnic vibes to Zilker Park.

June 11: World Cup Celebration at Auditorium Shores with Austin FC

On June 11 and 12 at Auditorium Shores, Austin FC will transform downtown Austin’s most iconic green space into a free, premier fan destination for the 4 opening matches, including the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.

Here is a complete list of places to watch The World Cup.

June 11th: Bark in the Park with Round Rock Express

Bring your four-legged friend out to Round Rock Express: Bark in the Park, a dog-friendly night at the ballpark packed with baseball, treats, and tail-wagging fun.

June 11th – 14th: Major League Pickleball in Austin

Catch the action at Major League Pickleball in Austin, where top pros compete in fast-paced matches, high-energy rallies, and a lively fan atmosphere.

June 12th-14th: Austin Card Show

Browse, trade, and collect at the Austin Card Show, a gathering of sports card and trading card enthusiasts featuring vendors, rare finds, and community vibes for collectors of all levels.

June 13th and 14th: Austin Monthly Burger Bash

Dig into Austin Monthly Burger Bash, a delicious showdown of local chefs serving up creative burgers, bold flavors, and friendly competition in a lively tasting event.

Austin Yoga Festival

Join a community-centered yoga celebration in Austin featuring all-levels classes, live instruction, and a welcoming outdoor flow designed to bring movement, mindfulness, and connection together.

June 14th: Eberly’s Rosé Sorieé

Sip and celebrate at Eberly’s 8th Annual Rosé Soirée, an elegant rooftop party featuring curated rosé tastings, DJ sets, and summer-ready bites in one of Austin’s most iconic spaces.

June 19th: Central Texas Juneteenth Parade and Festival

Celebrate freedom, culture, and community at the Central Texas Juneteenth Parade & Festival, a vibrant East Austin tradition filled with music, food, and powerful moments of remembrance and joy.

June 19th and 20th: SMOKE: A celebration of fire & flavor

SMOKE: A Celebration of Fire & Flavor is a bold culinary experience highlighting live-fire cooking, smoky flavors, and top chefs coming together for an unforgettable food-forward event.

June 20th: Jaws on the Water

Dive into “Jaws on the Water” at Volente Beach, an immersive floating movie night on Lake Travis where guests watch the classic thriller from inner tubes under the stars with live-action surprises in the water.

Father’s Day Car Show at Vista Brewing

Rev up Father’s Day weekend at the Car Show at Vista Brewing, a laid-back Hill Country gathering of classic rides, craft beer, live music, and family-friendly fun on the ranch.

June 23rd: The Paramount Presents: The Wizard of Oz in 3D

Step into the magic of the Paramount Presents: The Wizard of Oz in 3D, a reimagined screening of the classic film that brings Dorothy’s journey over the rainbow to life like never before at the historic Paramount Theatre.

Austin Symphonic Band’s Father’s Day Concert in the Park

Celebrate Father’s Day with the Austin Symphonic Band’s Concert in the Park, an evening of live orchestral music, community spirit, and relaxed outdoor listening under the Austin sky.

June 24th: Tiny Desk Concert on The Road

Experience Tiny Desk Concert On The Road, a live, intimate performance series bringing acclaimed artists into unique spaces for stripped-down sets, close-up moments, and unforgettable music discovery. The Austin series will be at Emo’s.

June 24th – 28th: Austin Asian American Film Festival

Celebrate storytelling at the Austin Asian American Film Festival, a showcase of powerful films, emerging voices, and community-driven conversations highlighting Asian American and Pacific Islander experiences.

June 25th-28th: Lulling Watermelon Thump

Join the Luling Watermelon Thump, a beloved Texas tradition featuring watermelon contests, live music, parades, and plenty of small-town summer fun celebrating all things melon.

June 27th: Plant Swap and Vendor Market at Tillery Street Plant Co.

Trade, shop, and connect at the Plant Swap and Vendor Market at Tillery Street Plant Co., a leafy community gathering filled with rare plants, local makers, and green-thumb inspiration.

African American Book Festival

Celebrate Black literature, culture, and community at the Austin African American Book Festival, a free, family-friendly gathering featuring author talks, book signings, indie showcases, and engaging programs at the George Washington Carver Museum and Library.

June 29th: Bob Dylan at Waterloo Greenway

Experience Bob Dylan live at Waterloo Greenway, an unforgettable night of legendary songwriting and iconic folk-rock sound set against Austin’s vibrant downtown park atmosphere.

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Ready to cool off this summer? Whether you’re a year-round lap swimmer or just looking to splash around with friends, Austin’s public pools have something for everyone. Best part? Most are free! Just note that a few of the more popular spots charge a $5 entry fee for adult residents.

Entry Fees
Free: Most city pools
$5 for Adult Residents: Bartholomew, Barton Springs, Deep Eddy, Springwoods, Garrison, and Sheffield Northwest

Year-Round Pool Facilities
Enjoy these pools all year long, perfect for winter warriors and summer swimmers alike:

Bartholomew – 1800 E 51st St
Barton Springs – 2131 William Barton Dr
Big Stacy – 700 E Live Oak St
Colony Park – 7400 Loyola Ln
Deep Eddy – 401 Deep Eddy Ave
Springwoods – 13320 Lyndhurst St

Seasonal Pool Openings Summer 2026
Get your calendars ready! Here’s when each seasonal pool opens and where to find them:

Splash Pads
All splash pads are open May 1 – October 31, 2026.

Bailey Splash Pad – 1201 W 33rd St
Bartholomew Splash Pad – 5201 Berkman Dr
Chestnut Splash Pad – 2205 E 16th St
Clarksville Splash Pad – 1811 W 11th St
Eastwoods Splash Pad – 3001 Harris Park Blvd
Liz Carpenter Splash Pad – 200 Dawson Rd
Lott Splash Pad – 1180 Curve St
Metz Splash Pad – 2407 Canterbury St
Ricky Guerrero Splash Pad – 1100 Brodie St
Rosewood Splash Pad – 2300 Rosewood Ave
Pease Splash Pad – 1100 Kingsbury St

Tips for Pool Days in Austin

• Arrive early on weekends—parking and shaded spots fill up fast.
• Check pool status on the City of Austin website before heading out, especially after storms.
• Bring sunscreen, water, and snacks (some pools allow coolers, others don’t).
• Most pools are family-friendly, but hours may vary for lap swim vs. open swim.

Stay cool out there, Austin! Whether you’re perfecting your backstroke or just lounging poolside, there’s no better way to beat the heat than a dip in a neighborhood pool.

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The 2026 Austin City Limits Music Festival (ACL) will take place over two weekends in Austin, Texas, on October 2nd-4th and October 9th-11th.

The Austin City Limits Music Festival is one of the most iconic live music events in the United States, held each year in Austin, Texas. Set against the scenic backdrop of Zilker Park, the festival spans two weekends and features a diverse lineup of artists across genres including rock, indie, hip-hop, country, electronic, and more.

Since its debut in 2002, ACL Fest has grown into a major cultural event, drawing tens of thousands of music fans from around the world. Inspired by the long-running PBS television series “Austin City Limits,” the festival captures the city’s reputation as the “Live Music Capital of the World.” Attendees can expect performances from global headliners alongside emerging talent, spread across multiple stages.

Beyond music, the festival offers a full experience of Austin’s local culture. Food vendors showcase some of the city’s best restaurants and food trucks, while art installations and the ACL Art Market highlight regional creativity. Family-friendly areas, shaded lounges, and sustainability initiatives add to the event’s appeal.

Whether you’re there for the music, the food, or the atmosphere, Austin City Limits Music Festival delivers a vibrant celebration of sound and community in the heart of Texas.

Tickets are on sale now.

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June 11th-June 14th

All Weekend

World Cup Begins 

Where: various location

Details

Banksy Exhibit   

When: now – September 6th

Where: Fair Market  

Details

Titanic Exhibit 

When: now – fall  

Where: 11000 Middle Fiskville Road

Details

Thursday

The Drop Inn at The Long Center

Time: start time 8:00 p.m.

Where: The Long Center

Details

Movies on the Lake: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off 

Time: 8:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.

Where: Mozart’s Coffee

Details

Staghorn Fern Mounting Workshop

Where: Zilker Botanical Garden 

Details

Equality Texas Pride Party 

Time: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Where: Honey Moon Spirit Lounge

Details

Evening at Open Canopy 

Time: 6:030 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Where: The Canopy

Details

Bad Bunny on Strings  

Time: various showtimes

Where: Concertdome

Details

Mira Mira Free Concert at Meanwhile Brewing

Time: 6:00 p.m.

Where: Meanwhile Brewing

Details

Friday

Traveling Happy Hour: Martinis and Oysters 

Time: 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.     

Where: Clark’s Oyster Bar

Details

Float Films: Detroit Rock City 

Time: 5:00 m.m. – 10:00 p.m. 

Where: Austin Motel

Details

Bark House Summer Bash 

Time: 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m    

Where: Bark House

Details

Midsommer Market 

Time: 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Where: The Buzz Mill

Details

Summer Music Series at Rules and Regs

Time: 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.  

Where: Rules and Regs at The Fairmont

Details

Saturday

Austin Monthly Burger Bash

Time: 12:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Where: Waterloo Park

Details

Hyde Park Storytelling 

Time: 7:00 p.m.    

Where: Hyde Park

Details

Flower Arranging Class  

Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Where: Zilker Botanical Garden 

Details

Kinda Tropical Vintage Market 

Time: 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. 

Where: Kinda Tropical

Details

Classic Car & Motorcycle Show  

Time: 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.  

Where: Austin Motel

Details

Cartoons and Cereal

Time: 7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Where: Little Brother Bar 

Details

Brighton Tennis Club   

Time: morning 

Where: South Congress

Details

Green Republic Night Market   

Time: 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.   

Where: 422 Guadalupe Street

Details

Waylon Birthday Tribute 

Where: Sagebrush

Details

Yoga Festival 

Time: 6:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Where: The Long Center

Details

Set Active’s Cowboy Carnival   

Where: South Congress

Details

Heatwave Drag Brunch and Pool Party

Time: 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Where: East Austin Hotel

Details

Radio’s 12th Anniversary  

Time: 7:00 p.m.

Where: Radio, all locations

Details

HOLE-ivary  

Time: 8:00 p.m.

Where: Hole in the Wall

Details

Pride Party at St. Elmo

Time: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Where: St. Elmo

Details

Sunday

Eberly’s 8th Annual Rosé Soirée 

Time: noon – 5:00 p.m.

Where: Eberly

Details

Pollinator Celebration

Time: 11:00 a.m.  – 4:00 p.m.

Where: Vista Brewing  

Details

Holiday Pride Kickoff 

Time: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Where: Holiday on 4th

Details

Free Bakery at North Loop

Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. 

Where: North Loop

Details

Hartman Foundation Concerts In the Park 

Time: 7:30 p.m. 

Where: The Long Center

Details

Bustin Loose Breakfast

Time: 11:00 a.m. 

Where: Busty’s

Details

Scoopapalooza 

Time: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.  

Where: Bouldin Acres

Details

Meze Mash-up: Brunch Edition Ezov x Paperboy

Time: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Where: Ezov

Details

Queer Black Women Trail Hike

Time: 8:30 a.m.  

Where: Turkey Creek Trail

Details

Tiny’s Farmer’s Market Night Market 

Time: 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Where: P6

Details

Yeehawties Pool Party 

Time: 2:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Where: Austin Motel

Details

Pilates and Patel 

Time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Where: Padel39

Details

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Run clubs have been a staple in the Austin fitness community and have recently grown exponentially. To help facilitate the growth and substantial number of clubs, we’ve created the most comprehensive list of run clubs in the Greater Austin area currently totaling 100 clubs.

The goal of this page, along with the @atxrunguide Instagram account, is to connect the community with all of the resources available for run clubs in Austin. Whether you’re a new runner or an established one, the @atxrunguide account keeps the most up-to-date information on all 100 run clubs. The account also categorizes each of the run clubs. For example, the Instagram story highlights categorize the run clubs by the day of the week, the largest run clubs, and the run clubs for beginners.

Stay tuned and connected with this page as updates are continued to be made on the free and public resources below, namely a map of all the run clubs in the Greater Austin area and a search tool to filter clubs by different criteria to help people find the run club that’s best for them!

Follow the @atxrunguide for quick access and catalogue to the 100 run clubs in the Greater Austin area.

Search & Filter Tool for All ATX Run Clubs

Below is a link to a Search & Filter Tool of all the run clubs in the Greater Austin area.

Search and Filter

Map for All ATX Run Clubs

Below is a link to a map of all the run clubs in the Greater Austin area.

Map

Largest Run Clubs

Best for Training

Best for Beginners

Full List of 117 Run Clubs

Open to Anyone and for Everyone of All Levels

5RUN2 Link
Adult Track Club Link
A Ship of Fools Link
ABP Run Club Link
Artist Run Club Link
Atreyu Running Group Link
ATX Monday Night (MNR) Run Club Link
Austin Beer Run Club Link
Austin Beerworks Run Club Link
Austin Coffee Run Club Link
Austin Dirt Runners Link
Austin Runners Meetup Link
Austin Triathlon Club Link
Austin Wednesday Runners Link
Bad Idea Run Club Link
Bee Cave Run Club Link
Before the Run Club Link
BFT SoCo Run Club Link
Brushy Creek Beer Runners Link
Bikini Hill Run Club Link
Body Art Run Club Link
Buda Running Club Link
Champs Run Club Link
Change Run Club Link
Chingones Run Club Link
Circle C Run Club Link
Clock Out Run Crew Link
Comedor Run Club Link
Cool Down Running Link
Desnudo Run Club Link
Easton Park Run Club Link
East Side Beer Runners (ESBR) Link
Endorphins Running Link
Euphoria Run Club Link
Fabletics Run Club Link
Fearless Run Club Link
Fire & Sole Run Club Link
Fleet Feet Gateway Link
Fleet Feet Leander Link
Fleet Feet Round Rock Link
Fleet Feet Seaholm Link
Flora Run Club Link
Founders Running Club (FRC) ATX Link
Friday Run Club (Good Wolf) Link
Fuego Run Club Link
Full Circle Run Club Link
GNR Runners Link
GoC Run Club Link
Good Grief Running Link
Good Pain Athletics Link
H3 Link
Headwaters Run/Walk Club (Group on Strava)
Howdy Neighbor Run Club (WhatsApp Chat)
Hill Country Trail Running Link
Huffin’ Hippos Run Club Link
Hyrox Run Club ATX Link
Jerie’s Run Link
KBJ Performance Lab (Sunday Sprints Club) Link
Kyle Runner’s Club Link
Lane One ATX Run Club Link
Latte Run Club Link
Leander Run Club Link
Live Life Active GTX Link
Lyndon Club Link
Malone Coffee Run Club Link
Mañana Mosey Link
Mansion Run Link
Mindful Miles Run Club Link
Morning Jo’s Link
Mueller Run Club Link
NBB Run Club Link
Nike Well Collective Run Link
Nike SoCo Run Club Link
Nike Studios – Downtown Link
No Excuses – Except Lightning Link
Nomads Run Club Link
North Austin Run Club Link
On Run Club Link
Onnit Gym Run Club Link
Outliers Run Club Link
Pfun Runners Link
Physio Pace Run Club Link
Pitch and Run ATX Link
Plant Powered Athlete ATX Link
Purple Dragon Long Run Club Link
Rainey St Run Club Link
RAW Link
Raw Dawg Run Club Link
Rise and Run South Austin Link
Rogue Run Club Link
Round Rock Run Club Link
Run512 Link
Run Hub Link
Run Club (Sweat440 Zilker) Link
Run Texas Track Club Link
Run with Confidence Link
Run with Me 512 Link
Run Uplifted – Georgetown Link
San Marcos Run Club Link
Saturday Run Club (SRC) Link
Shoal Creek Striders Link
Soho House Run Club Link
Speed Shop Mafia Link
Stride and Rise Link
Sunrise Track Club Link
Team RADIOactive Link & Link
The Coffee Tour Run Club Link
The Loop Run Club Link
TMIRCE Link
TNF Run Club Link
Trackrat Sprint Club Link
Twenty-Six Two Link
Tuff Sprint Club Link
Uptown Run Club Link
Waterloo Track Club Link
Wellmess Club Link
Wells Branch Run Club Link

100+ Additional Run Clubs in Various Categories

Female:

ATX Brunch Girls, Link
ATX Hot Girl Walks & Adventures, Link
ATX Mueller Walks, Link
ATX Run Divas, Link
ATX Women’s Run Club, Link
Austin Mom Walks, Link
Baddie Girl Walk, Link
Black Girls RUN! Austin, Link
DSTX Ladies Run Club, Link
FIT4MOM, Link
Get Running Mate, Link
Girls Walk Club, Link
Hey Girl Run, Link
La Babes Club, Link
Mother Runners ATX, Link
Sisters on the Run, Link
No Excuses Mom Austin TX, Link
No Girl Walks Alone, Link
Power Walk and Bravo Talk, Link
Run for Coffee – Georgetown, Link
She Runs ATX, Link
Sober Girl Walking Club, Link
Soul Society, Link
Sweatworking ATX, Link
Tough Cookies, Link
Trail Sisters, Link
Wake & Walk by Megan Malloy ATX, Link
Walking Moms of Austin, Link
Your Mother’s Run Crew, Link

Paid:

Apex Running, Link
Austin Fit, Link
Austin Runners Club (Marathon Kids), Link
Austin Striders Track Club, Link
Austin Youth Fitness (Austin-Metro), Link
Barry’s, Link
Bat City Track Club, Link
Born to Run, Link
Gilbert’s Gazelles, Link
Georgetown Triathletes, Link
NVDM, Link
Odyssey Track Club, Link
Phoenix Rising Running, Link
Racing Minds, Link
Railroad Athletics, Link 
Ready for Change, Link
Rebel Run Club, Link
Relay, Link 
Rise Runner, Link 
Rogue Running, Link 
Run Austin Galloway, Link
South Austin Steel Track Club, Link
Stride Fitness, Link
Team Ninja Coaching, Link
Telos Running, Link
Texas Dream Team, Link 
Texas Outlaw Running, Link 
The Run Plan, Link
Trail Roots, Link
Type One Run, Link
USA FIT Austin, Link 
USATF Texas Southern, Link 
We Walk This City, Link 

Other:

Achilles Austin, Link  People with Disabilities
ATX Healthcare + Wellness Professionals Networking Walk, Link Walking
ATX Movement Collective, Link  Special Events
ATX Runners – Marathon Training, Link  Free Training
Austin Coffee House Tour, Link  Run Tour Series
Austin Front Runners, Link  LGBTQ+
Austin Mountaineers, Link General Hiking Group
Austin Ruck Club, Link Rucking
Back On My Feet, Link  Nonprofit
Brewery Running Series, Link  Run Tour Series
CENTEX Endurance Junkies, Link General Run Group
Champs Run Club, Link Special Fitness/Social Events
Creator Hub ATX, Link Walking
Dog Walks & Dream Lives, Link Walking
Domain Walks, Link  Walking
F3 Austin, Link  Male
Fleet Feet Special Event Series, Link Run Tour Series
For the Love of Go!, Link  Nonprofit
Good News Run Club, Link Faith-Based
GORUCK,Link Rucking
Healthy Celebrations UT, Link University Students
Karavel Shoes, Link Special Fitness/Social Events
KUT Run Club, Link Special Fitness/Social Events
Let’s Walk Austin, Link Walking
LSKD USA, Link Special Fitness/Social Events
Monday Night Speak & Stroll, Link  Walking
Neighbors Walk Austin, Link Walking
Nike Special Events, Special Fitness/Social Events
November Project, Link  Body Workouts
Perspective Pacing, Link Race Series
Rise-Up Run Club Link Special Fitness/Social Events
Royals Run Club, Link  African-American
Run Club ATX (Red Rocks) Endurance Run Club, Link & Link Faith-Based
Run Club Austin, Link Special Fitness/Social Events
Run for It El Paso, Link Pop-Up Events in Austin
RunJunkEes, Link General Run Group
Runners 58 ATX, Link  Spanish-Speaking
RWC Run Club, Link Faith-Based
Secret Disco Sports, Link Special Fitness/Social Events
South Asian Run Club ATX, Link South Asian
SPI Social Run Club, Link Special Fitness/Social Events
SweatPals Run Club Link Special Fitness/Social Events
TEAM FX, Link  Charity-Based
Team in Training, Link Nonprofit
Tejas Trails, Link Race Series
Texas Tech Reps, Link  Special Run Events
The 512 Pacers, Link Youth Run Club
Trail Fools ATX, Link Intermittent Trail Running
Trotting with Tots, Link  Nonprofit
Wednesday Walk Club, Link Walking
We Outside ATX, Link African-American
We Walk Too, Link Walking
Willpower, Link Special Fitness/Social Events

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There are dinner-and-a-movie nights, and then there is what Nido is doing. The restaurant’s Dinner Cinema Series made an immediate impression when it launched — selling out before most guests had even set down their forks. Now it’s back, and this time the kitchen is taking on Quentin Tarantino.

On April 30th, Nido will screen Pulp Fiction while Chef Meyers orchestrates a multi-course dinner designed to move in rhythm with the film. Each dish is timed to key moments on screen, so the meal doesn’t just accompany the movie — it becomes part of it.

A Menu as Bold as the Film

In keeping with the film’s unapologetically American sensibility, Chef Meyers has crafted a menu of elevated classics. Think duck fat potatoes, a proper cheeseburger done with the care it deserves, and boozy milkshakes that would make Vincent Vega order seconds. It’s comfort food — but with the kind of intention that reminds guests why the simple things are often the best.

Every ticket ($95) includes a welcome drink, a three-course tasting menu, and popcorn — because some cinematic traditions are non-negotiable. Guests who want to lean deeper into the experience can add a wine pairing for an additional $35, and the full bar remains open throughout the evening on a pay-as-you-go basis.

A Series Built to Last

Nido’s ambitions for the Dinner Cinema Series extend well beyond a single evening. The concept is designed to run indefinitely, with upcoming pairings as carefully considered as the food itself. Future editions are expected to include Midnight in Paris with a French menu, Mamma Mia! accompanied by a Greek spread, and a full Italian feast in honour of The Godfather — each menu conceived as a genuine culinary complement to the world of the film.

Seating is deliberately limited to preserve the intimacy of the experience. This is not a mass-market cinema event — it is a reservation-only evening designed for guests who take both food and film seriously.

How to Reserve Your Seat

Tickets for the April 30 screening of Pulp Fiction are available through OpenTable, and can also be added on when booking a room directly through Nido’s website. Given the series’ track record, early reservations are strongly advised.

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