Sunday, July 2
The University of Texas at Austin presents Landmarks Public Art Tour– Interested in learning more about sculpture? Check out this free walking tour, where attendees will learn more about the types of objects found in sculptures. Event is free.
Austin Beerworks Bloodwork Bash– Support a great cause and enjoy a few brews this Sunday at this fun event! Now that Austin Beerworks is now selling Bloodwork IPA year round, the bar is celebrating by giving all the proceeds from sales of the Bloodwork IPA to We Are Blood, the provider and protector of the local blood supply on Sunday. The event will also feature live music, sweet treats and of course, cold beer.
Monday, July 3
Geraldine’s presents Red, White and Blues–Start getting in the mood for the Fourth by popping by this party. Geraldine’s (at the Hotel Van Zandt) is hosting an American themed party to kick the Independence Day festivities off. Enjoy live music and American-themed bites while lounging on their poolside patio. Admission is free.
Tuesday, July 4
Cedar Park presents 4th of July Parade and Celebration– Celebrate the United States at this fun, family friendly event. Attendees can expect live music, food, bingo and a firework display! Admission is free, but there are fees for food concessions, certain games, etc.
Willie Nelson’s 4th of July Picnic– You can’t miss this concert if you’re a country music fan. See Willie Nelson in concert at his annual 4th of July Picnic, which will feature other artists like Sheryl Crow, Kacey Musgraves and Turnpike Troubadours. Ticket purchase required.
The H-E-B Austin Symphony 41st Annual July 4th Concert and Fireworks– Enjoy the live music of the Austin Symphony while watching fireworks fill the sky all around Austin’s downtown skyline. This truly is a great way to celebrate the Fourth with families and friends, and admission is free!
Wednesday, July 5
The Bullock Texas State History Museum presents High Noon Talk: Miles and Miles of Texas– You might not give much thought to the Texas Highway System, but this discussion will change your mind. Authors Roger Polson and Carol Dawson will talk about their recent book, Miles and Miles of Texas: A Celebration of 100 years of the Texas Highway Department, which details both the progress and turmoil of how the infrastructure in Texas was developed. Admission is free.
Thursday, July 6
Success in The City Presents: Marketing Made Simple ~ Kristie Whites– Definitely check out this discussion with marketing specialist and CEO of Serving Social, Kristie Whites. Whites has worked with companies land non-profits to help them work out social media plans, establish a marketing strategy and measure results. If you’re looking for tips to strengthen your brand presence, look no further than this free event!
#BossbabesATX and the Elisabet Ney Museum presents “Meet Her Hands” #1: Roshi K. opening reception– Check out this inspiring new exhibit by Austin artist Roshi K. Inspired by women who work with their hands, this exhibition opens up a discussion about the work women do. On the opening reception, the artist will hold a Q & A session and guests can enjoy complimentary drinks.
Friday, July 7
3DS Global Roundup– If you’re a budding entrepreneur, you don’t want to miss this three-day conference hosted by 3 Day Startup. This conference brings in both entrepreneurs and investors from across the globe for a weekend of keynotes, workshops and sessions all about how to build a new business.
Bullock Texas State History Museum presents Music Under the Star: James McMurtry with Akina Adderley– Attend the kickoff for the Bullock Museum’s Music Under the Stars series. Starting off the series is Texas singer-songwriter James McMurtry, with Akina Adderley. Bring your chairs and picnic blankets!
Saturday, July 8
Alliance Française d’Austin presents Bastille Day Party–After celebrating the USA’s independence Tuesday, head out to celebrate Bastille Day at Austin’s largest French-themed event. Enjoy French food and drink and watch entertainers like singers and jugglers. Admission is free!
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