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While the summer heat of Texas begins to settle, finding fun activities and favorable to a budget becomes a must for Austinis. Fortunately, the capital offers a multitude of free experiences. From cultural events to weekend markets and relaxing outdoor concerts, there is something for everyone without breaking the bank.
Free concerts that occur in Austin this summer
Blues on green (TBA dates)
Blues on the Green brings together the community to the big lawn of Zilker Park for live music evenings. The family event and adapted to animals encourages participants to enjoy local artists in a cold outdoor setting. While the official dates of the series of this year have not yet been announced, the long -awaited annual tradition generally takes place during the summer months. Keep an eye on the 93.3 KGSR website For updates on programming and calendar.
Zilker Botanical Garden groups in flowers
Zilker Botanical Garden’s Free Flower groups The series of concerts brings live music in Austin’s beloved park in the heart of the city. The family series starts May 30 With the singer-songwriter local Elijah Delgado. The next show is the Alt-Rock Kongos group on June 6Follow -up of the singer of Americana Rob Baird on June 13. The shows start at 6 p.m. while there is no expense to attend the flower groups, you must register before assisting to secure your place for the event. Like Zilker, bring your own blankets, chairs and picnic to appreciate while listening to music. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash and additional sips will be supplied by Rambler.
Friday in June: Music of the Bullock Museum Under the Star
Have you ever seen the New Capitol Mall in front of the Bullock Museum? Construction was worth it. The new breathtaking design also came with the Capitol Mall amphitheater, now ready to organize the series of free outdoor concerts, Music under the star, Every Friday from June 7 to 9 p.m., the series begins with Luke Bulla and the sentimental family band on June 6San Gabriel and Pedal Steel Noah on June 13The Tiarras and Llamativa on June 20 And Ian Moore with Brodie Lane on June 27. Chairs and covers pack for this series of family concerts. Food and drinks will be available on site.
Thursdays, until August 14: the series of concerts without an appointment
The series of popular popular concerts of the long center offers another fantastic option for free summer entertainment in Austin. The series begins on May 22 and takes place from Thursday to August 14, offering live music and views of the city center. With a range of local artists like Quentin Arispe, closer relative, Promiseen and Superfónicos, it is a great way to relax and enjoy live music on the lawn. Keep an eye on the social media in the long center every Friday for the revelation of the artist of the following week, and remember that the RSVP open On the long center website every Monday.
Sunday of June 29: concerts of the Hartman Foundation in the park
Another free summer tradition in Austin is the Concerts of the Hartman Foundation in the parkPresented by the Austin Symphony Orchestra. Already in progress, the concerts continue on Sunday evening at the Hartman concert lawn in the long center (701 W. Riverside Drive). These small overall concerts bring a variety of music, jazz and light classic to pops and film scores. All ages are welcome to bring picnic blankets and a dinner for a music evening under the stars. Pets are also welcome. No tickets are required. The event takes place until June 29. All weather -related cancellations are announced on the Symphony website and social media accounts before 6 p.m. on days.
July 4: July fourth on the shores of the auditorium
Star Spangled Fest is back to Auditorium Shores for the 48th Annual Austin Symphony Orchestra orchestra on July 4. Music starts at 5 p.m. this independence day, and there will also be family activities, garden games and food trucks to taste throughout the day. The event includes a Taco Eating competition presented by Planet Fitness at 7:25 p.m. The Austin Symphony Orchestra concert will start at 8:30 p.m., before the fireworks show at 9:30 p.m., the event is free, but there are improved ticket options that bring you closer to the scene and the shoreline and a private bar.
July Tuesdays: Pan Am Hillside Concert Series (TBA dates)
The Pan Am Hillside concert seriesThe longest series of free concerts in Austin, returns for its 67th year at the Pan-American leisure center Oswaldo Ab Cantu and the neighborhood with the support of the Mexican American Cultural Center. While the programming and the 2025 dates are still to come, outdoor shows generally take place every Tuesday in July with a musical program that reflects the American Mexican roots in the neighborhood. Last year, the series welcomed the Tiarras, Ruben Ramos and the Mexican RevolutionDavid MAREZ and more. Prepare your lawn chairs and coolers for this perfect annual series of annual concerts for the whole familia.
July 24-26: hot summer nights in the cultural district of the Red River River
Red River Cultural DistrictFree Music Festival Hot summer nights Makes its triumphant annual return with more than 150 Austin groups that play shows in more than 10 local music sites for three nights from July 24 to 26. This year, this year will also offer new day programs for families, food and special offers, sellers markets, well-being activities and more. While we are still waiting for the range of music and this year, you can fall, you can RSVP And make a little donation in advance to have a chance to win a special jump -off badge.
Free cultural events that occur in Austin this summer
July 11 – August 16: Zilker Summer Musical
Zilker Summer’s musical, presented by Zilker Theater Productionsreturns from July 11 to August 16. This year, the public can take advantage of the production of “Bring It On: The Musical” at the Beverly S. Sheffield Zilker Hillside Theater (2206 William Barton Dr). The performances take place from Thursday to Sunday evening at 8:15 p.m. Admission is free, although donations are encouraged to support tradition.
Free entry days at Austin Museums
For a dose of culture and an escape from the heat of Texas, think of a visit to the Blanton Museum of Art. With a diversified collection covering ancient art to modern, the Blanton offers a chance to walk in permanent and rotating exhibitions. The best of all, admission is free for everyone on Tuesday, offering a way of stimulating the budget and intellectually spending an afternoon inside. It is an excellent opportunity to refresh yourself while nourishing your soul and arousing creativity.
200 e Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. 512-471-5482. blantonmuseum.org.
Other museums that have a free entry include:
Every day: visit the Austin central library
Beyond the books, the Austin central library offers attractive escapes of summer heat with its free activities and beautiful spaces. Explore rotary art exhibitions on the first floor, immerse yourself in local history on the fourth, or discover the Sixth Salon Gallery. The garden on the roof and reading porches offer outdoor pensions. There are also a variety of free events for all ages, including coding clubs, chess for children, film screenings and ESL programs. For a full schedule and a refreshing break from Texas Sun, visit the library. Austintexas.gov/Events.
710 W Cesar Chavez St. Library.austintexas.gov/central-library. 512-974-7400.
Summer outdoors in Austin
At the beginning of fall: the observation of bats
For a real Austin experience, attend the nocturnal emergence of the largest urban bat colony in the world under the bridge of avenue Congress Ann W. Richards. According to Texas and fauna parksAbout 1.5 million bats call this bridge at home. The first season of looks of bats extends from the end of March in early fall, bats generally taking off around sunset. The main observation points include the bridge itself and the banks below. Lady Bird Lake is also a popular observation area, with kayaks and paddle boats that come together for the show. Several local businesses offer cruises at sunset.
Every Sunday: Vintage market on rue Guadalupe
For a Sunday outing, go to Guadalupe Street between noon and 6 p.m. to explore a vintage market. The market appears in car parks, welcoming dozens of local sellers. Here you can browse vintage clothing supports, admire hand -made jewelry and even find technically legal cannabis products. Although simple navigation is free, be notified – with pretty selections and tempting treasures appearing every week, resisting a purchase could be a challenge. It is a fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon discovering finds in the Sunshine of Austin. 2932 Guadalupe St.
Make the puppy on a walk around Lake Town
The hike and the Roy Butler bicycle of 10 miles and the cycle path follow the coast of Lake Lady Bird with a breathtaking view of the roofs of the city and the lake. It is an ideal place for walking, talking or cycling. It is also suitable for dogs, But pay attention to public opinions on the toxic flowers of algaePack a bottle of water for the dog and avoid the hottest parts of the day to ensure the safety of your puppy. Popular access points are close to the old Austin American-Statesman building (305 s Congress Ave) and the rich auditorium (900 W Riverside DR).