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Jonathon T. • September 5, 2023We’ve always been happy when we go see performances here. Excellent quality, and the seats aren’t that uncomfortable either for a music venue
ᴡ H. • May 6, 2016We love this place. We had seats toward the back on the floor this time and they were still great! Better than the nosebleed section.
9.1Art Museum •200 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd (at Congress Ave), Austin
Brea S. • January 6, 2020The perfect size. Not too overwhelming. A good mix of different types of art.
9.0Museum •University of Texas at Austin (300 West 21st Street), Austin
Elizabeth H. • October 31, 2015Best exhibits in Austin including the Gutenberg Bible and the Watergate Notes! Must see for locals and tourists!
9.0History Museum •2313 Red River St (at E Dean Keeton St.), Austin
Josh A. • January 5, 2017Must do stop for Austinites and highly recommend for tourists. Al about LBJ but usually some cool temporary exhibit. Don't be afraid to learn something!
8.3History Museum •University of Texas at Austin (2400 Trinity Street), Austin
Carl K. • October 29, 2013I truly wonderful place to be for a rainy afternoon
Kyle E. • July 24, 2013The acoustics and vibe in this place are absolutely perfect for a small concert.
Alyssa W. • July 13, 2017You can get free tickets to the sunrise and sunset light sequences. A lot of people leave after 10-15 min, but the show is a little over an hour long. Very peaceful and meditative.
7.2Performing Arts •The University of Texas at Austin (23rd St. E), Austin
Tonya M. • April 6, 2012Never ever valet..the parking garages or even street parking is faster.
7.0Outdoor Sculpture •2501 Whitis Ave (W 24th St.), Austin
Andrew W. • April 21, 2012She's so sassy! Enjoy her!
?Museum •405 DeLoss Dodds Way, Austin
Helen F. • September 29, 2010Free movies on wed @ 10pm and thurs @ 6&9pm. Need UT id, but can bring 1 guest
Ella H. • August 17, 2024Really enjoyed the touchable parts of the exhibits and how accessible every part of the museum is.
Jason H. • March 22, 2013The tracks are in danger! The humidity is making them fade away, as they remineralize! The roof of the building they are in is collapsing. Please, if you can donate to help move and save them.
The University of Texas at Austin • December 4, 2012The Visual Arts Center is free and open to the public. Enjoy five state-of-the-art galleries & three inviting community spaces.
Amber A. • October 30, 2010The coldest water is on the 1st floor water fountain by the offices in the PAC :)
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