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Austin Children's Museum |
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If you have kids to entertain, don't miss the Austin, Texas Children's Museum. Exhibits are slyly educational and lots of fun. Austin Kiddie Limits, for example, lets your rising rocker or budding crooner experience the thrill of live performance, while Funstruction Zone encourages problem-solving and hones math skills.
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Austin City Limits |
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Austin City Limits is a long-running, much-praised live music program airing on public television. The show captures the spirit of the Austin music scene like no other, and while it started out primarily hosting country acts, it now includes something from virtually every genre.
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Austin Museum of Art |
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The Austin Museum of Art at Laguna Gloria is housed in a Mediterranean-style villa built in 1916 and surrounded by lush gardens, and features art by diverse 20th-century artists from Austin, Texas, and around the world. Among its permanent holdings are works by Robert Rauschenberg, Chuck Close, and Ed Ruscha.
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Mexic-Arte Museum |
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Offering a plethora of cultural programs and art exhibitions showcasing the work of Latino and Mexican artists, this downtown Austin museum has become a vital part of the community. In the museum's main gallery, traveling exhibitions and shows curated in-house are both on display, and the back gallery features works by emerging artists not previously shown in Austin.
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Sculpture Garden & Museum |
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The Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum is located in Austin, Texas and features more than 130 sculptures, drawings & paintings. The Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum is a non-profit organization founded around the work of American sculptor Charles Umlauf.
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