Pedernales Falls State Park, about 30 miles west of Austin, has arguably some of the most beautiful and unique scenery in the Texas Hill Country. While the river itself is reason enough to visit the park, scenic trails wind through forests, atop ridges, and along the riverside. Walk the sandy shores…
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Everything You Need to Know Before Attending ACL Festival Fall is one of the busiest times in Austin, from annual food and music festivals to major sporting events. And, October is no different with perhaps the most iconic Austin event of all, the Austin City Limits Music Festival. Hosted by C3…
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Austin FC, the 27 th club in Major League Soccer is a fan-favorite team in the local and national soccer scene. From the legendary co-owner and Minister of Culture, Matthew McConaughey, leading chants; to supporters traveling across the country to cheer on the team; and the club’s youth development…
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No matter whether you or a loved one fall on the spectrum, Austin is full of spots that offer a great time during your visit. Whether you're planning a date, taking some much-needed alone time or heading out on a family outing, each spot featured below offers a place for autistic and sensory…
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Thanks to Austin's temperate winters, mild spring and fall seasons and sunny summers, visitors of all abilities will find a welcoming city and plenty of things to do all year round. This is your guide to the best places to visit in Austin, without the uncertainty about barriers to access. Our…
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Travel back in time to the 19th century when you visit Jourdan-Bachman Pioneer Farms. This living history museum is located in North Austin, and offers seven themed historic areas with educational experiences for any age. Explore Texas history in real time as you venture across their site of over 90…
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A hub for historical memorabilia from the Lyndon B. Johnson Administration, the LBJ Presidential Library offers a unique look at American history. Experience the 1960s through a variety of interactive and engaging exhibits like a replica of LBJ's Oval Office, telephone recordings of the 36th…
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The George Washington Carver Museum, Cultural, and Genealogy Center stands as the first neighborhood museum in Texas devoted to celebrating African American history, culture and community in the region. Housed within a beautifully restored library building that dates back to 1926, the museum's…
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Little ones and parents love Austin’s hands-on children’s museum, the Thinkery, where science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) exhibits get families learning and laughing. Located in the Mueller neighborhood, the Thinkery is open daily and within walking distance from popular…
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The crown jewel in Austin’s live music crown is the Moody Center. Opened in April 2022, the ambitious arena is located on the University of Texas campus and plays host to music and sporting events. Complete with outdoor space, several bars, and state-of-the-art audio/visual equipment, it is an…
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