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Parks and Recreation

We’re highlighting the best kid-friendly activities that Austin has to offer, complete with art classes, animal encounters, and outdoor fun.
These city gifts are way better than a Jelly of the Month Club membership.
Plus, the music lineup for the annual tradition is here, featuring artists like Chief Cleopatra and Como Las Movies.
The City of Austin’s highest budget yet — $5.9 billion — was proposed by new city manager T.C. Broadnax and begins on October 1, 2024.
Years in the making, the Holly Project is breaking ground with a new fishing pier.
The new park area has something for all Austinites — young and old — with play areas, seating, a dock, and access to the rest of the trail.
With construction for The Confluence continuing along Waller Creek, trail users should expect route disruptions for the next several months.
Support Central Texas’ pollinators by planting native species, attending Pollinator Week events, and supporting local beekeepers.
The highly anticipated mini-train at Zilker Park will reopen this week after four years of renovations.
Did you know the city and county provide interactive GIS maps of Austin to connect you to resources and help you get to know your communities?
Event-goers will take a first look at the art institution’s future.
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Treat Santa (or your loved ones) to some gourmet goodies from local bakeries this year — they’re a present all their own.
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The Mermaid Capital of Texas, home to Texas State University, and riverside town is a great place to take a day trip — we’ve got all the spots to hit when you visit.
Helmed by television host and restaurateur John Green, Odds Bar & Bistro will serve up elevated bar fare and craft cocktails.
Don’t miss the annual DIY light display, which has brought joy to the weird in Austin since the 1980s.
The robots are driving in ATX. Keep your eyes peeled for these companies, which are driving or getting ready to deploy driverless vehicles in town.
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