The Vortex, Austin

Teatro Vivo

Dedicated to producing quality bilingual theatre

Salvage Vanguard

Original musical pieces in conjunction with the Golden Arm Trio's Graham Reynolds are not to be missed

LBJ Presidential Library

One of twelve presidential libraries, the LBJ Presidential Library and Museum holds over 45 million pages of historical documents, plus a museum which has an ever-changing array of exhibits related to American history and the American presidency

Oakwood Cemetery

Oakwood Cemetery is the oldest cemetery in Austin, and the final resting place of several notable personalities including Civil War General Thomas Green, 2-time Texas Governor Elisha Pease, and the city's first African-American councilman Henry Madison

University of Texas Longhorns

Austin is a university town and Texas sports are taken very seriously

Texas Memorial Museum

This natural history museum, housed in the exhibit hall of the Texas Natural Science Center, hosts a variety of interesting exhibits, including a paleontology laboratory where visitors are allowed to interact with and ask questions of paleontologists as they go about their work of cleaning, cataloging, and studying fossils

Southgate-Lewis House

University of Texas Tower

This 307-foot tower, built in 1937, is interesting in its architectural detail, and is one of the defining landmarks of the city

J. Frank Dobie House

The Colonial Revival style J

Cox-Craddock House

The Cox-Craddock House is a Colonial Revival-style house built in 1928, designed by architect Hugo Kuehne