The Tejano Walking Trail covers an expansive part of American history in a loop of just under 5 miles.
Then, join the Tejano Walking Trail which guides visitors through the heart of the East Cesar Chavez and Holly neighborhoods, historically Hispanic residential areas. Just outside, you'll find the Trail of Tejano Legends statues which recognize local Latin musicians that helped shape Austin's music scene in the '40s and '50s. Enjoy drag shows under a disco ball and maybe make eye contact with that cutie across the bar. Entrance is free, and you can while away the hours at the two on-site museums, participate in an educational program, or attend a cultural event or performance. Rain 217 W 4th St, Austin, TX 78701 Located right next to Sellers on Austin’s unofficial gay street, Rain takes on a more upscale approach to the gay club scene. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center (MACC) is the preservation and promotion of Latin culture. ArtsĪustin's diverse culture is not just contained in a museum but sprinkled throughout the entire city. Find the sweetest versions at Little Lucy’s Mini Donuts. For a late night treat (or any time of day or night), donuts are the right choice. Hailed by Bon Appétit as one of the best restaurants in the country, Emmer & Rye is at the top of its game with creative dishes, thoughtful cocktails and an American take on dim sum. Or toast Geraldine’s at Hotel Van Zandt, featuring champagne and New American dishes. I came into town this weekend with 5 friends ready to open up a. Diningīegin with brunch at Banger’s Sausage House & Beer Garden, a rowdy affair with 100+ beers on draft and a dog-friendly patio. The door people at this establishmen did for me. Stick around to watch vintage VHS tapes and soak up the nostalgia. The latter touts itself as the oldest LGBTQ bar in the city, opening in 1990. There’s a standard dance floor, a sports-centric side room and a patio.
All that aside, OCH is split into a few different sections. Then it reopened, apparently bought by Rain next door. While the lineup has changed, consistent residents calling it home include Rain, Highland Lounge and Oilcan Harry’s. The spelling is TBD and so is the status of this place, Austin’s oldest gay bar, circa 1900. Visit the smallest bar you may ever see at Little Brother Bar, with just four bar stools. The Fourth Street neighborhood has been home to the greatest concentration of Austin’s LGBTQ bars for decades. Clive Bar's swanky vibe and big wooden deck make it the perfect spot for a date night or a group outing. Swing in the sunshine in a hammock on Lucille's patio or grab a friend for some bar games at Lustre Pearl. Inspired by the Carribean and Latin America, Idle Hands will transport you to a tropical escape. 211 West 4th Street Austin, Texas 78701 (512) 351-8423 Monday Wednesday: 8pm midnight Thursday Sunday: 2pm 2am. Fans of mixology, be sure to stop into Half Step for a drink and a longing glance at their Clinebell ice machine. Populated on all days that end in “Y” for back patio bar performances, SXSW Conference & Festivals steps up the tempo on Rainey Street and takes over the road with hot ticket music acts and celeb spotting moments every March. By Visit Austin, TX Location and contact 217 W 4th St, Austin, TX 78701-3916 0.