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• Performance and Sports Venue

310 W Willie Nelson Blvd
Austin, TX 78701
(512) 225-7999 or (877) 471-4225

After significant renovations, the Belmont re-opened under new ownership during SXSW 2012 as a 900 capacity outdoor and indoor music and special events venue. The new Belmont boasts state of the art sound and lights and will host and eclectic lineup of national touring acts and local heroes as well as private parties, weddings, and other gatherings. The new facelift includes covered patio space, a back bar and lots of room to get your groove on. Questions? E-mail [email protected].

Located in the heart of downtown Austin in the historic 6th Street district, Parish is widely regarded as the best indoor live music venue in Austin, offering the highest quality production for artists and private events alike. Boasting a 450 capacity, Parish provides an intimate atmosphere for fans to experience musical legends such as Pete Townshend, Slash, Perry Farrell, and Thom Yorke, as well as up and coming artists such as Alt-J, Tycho, ZZ Ward, and Bonobo.

AMPED is an EDM nightclub that stays true to its name. AMPED. At its core, AMPED is a high-energy dance club. Our musical range is fairly large. We play all genres of EDM including, but not limited to, techno, house, trap, dub step, trance, and all their respective sub genres. Our focus is mainly local DJ’s, as we like to stay true to what Austin and Historic 6th are. We have a large college following, so we really cater to the universities by hosting Fraternity/Sorority, and other college organizational parties. AMPED’s most unique feature is the retractable roof. Being in Austin, it is almost a necessity to have some form of patio or rooftop. We decided that having a cool feature like a retractable roof would set us apart from the rest of the dance clubs around town. You can quite literally “dance under the stars”. and lastly we are a Bottle Service Night Club! AMPED is 6th street only high end bottle service spot! Be sure to check us out!

Located in the Millet Opera House in downtown Austin, 2 blocks south of the Capitol, The Austin Club is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a recorded Texas Historic Landmark. Our membership includes many of Texas' leaders and most influential professionals.

A live comedy venue and training center in Austin, TX. Improv, sketch and standup comedy 7 nights a week. Responsible for the annual comedy events Hell Yes Fest and The Megaphone Marathons. We have a sister location in New Orleans, LA.

The place in Austin where wine happens, all day and most of the night!

Event space available for wedding receptions, corporate meetings, rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, social gatherings, charity fundraisers, concerts, or any other special event!

FREE during the day, but a small cover at night - ALL AGES

Derby in the City Music Festival Fuses the Kentucky Derby and Live Music for one day only on Saturday, May 7, 2016! Find your way out to the Austin American Statesman and view "the most exciting 2 minutes in sports" on our jumbotron while experiencing the very best that the Americana/Indie-Rock/Bluegrass/Folk genres have to offer. Enjoy tasty beer, mint juleps and fantastic food from some of Austin's finest! And if you're feeling fancy...Ladies grab your biggest Derby hats and Gentleman come out sporting your most dapper attire!

“Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.” ― Rob Siltanen This quote is about you. After 10 years of working with some of the best people on the planet, on one of the most insane ideas in the game, we are grateful, humble, and proud. And, finally, ready to look forward to the next insane thing, whatever that may be. Fun Fun Fun Fest, in its simplest form, is an idea. An idea that was born, raised, and loved by a very unique bunch of people. We are those people. You are those people. It is an idea that is owned by no one, and shared with everyone. As it should be. Like the stars in the sky, Fun Fun Fun Fest will always be here for us, revealing itself in different ways every time we look for it. Who knows what form it will take next, but we are as curious and excited as you are. To all of our friends out there, we hope you pick up the torch and teach us what the next thing is. Start with a house party. Do the thing that no one has ever done, and that you always wanted to do. Let us know when your early bird tickets go on sale, because we will be first in line. Thank you for riding with us. What is dead may never die. -The entire FFF Family

Located in the heart of downtown Austin in the historic 6th Street district, Parish is widely regarded as the best indoor live music venue in Austin, offering the highest quality production for artists and private events alike. Boasting a 450 capacity, Parish provides an intimate atmosphere for fans to experience musical legends such as Pete Townshend, Slash, Perry Farrell, and Thom Yorke, as well as up and coming artists such as Alt-J, Tycho, ZZ Ward, and Bonobo.

Questions or Comments? [email protected] Empire Control Room & Garage is that place you went to, that perfectly crazy time, at the sweet spot of the night, when anything was possible. Brought to you by the creators of Sidebar and the eventsmiths at Heard, Empire is a modern music space and watering hole. A place to chill or rage, to build community or just absorb the constantly shifting visuals and surreal soundscapes. But above all else, Empire is dedicated to creating dynamic music events with the feel and ingenuity of warehouse style parties, all in the name of the fan experience. For good people, by good people, Empire’s not too cool for school. In fact, it’s precisely cool enough for school, and always ripe for a nighttime adventure. So come hang, immerse yourself in some mind melting visuals, support the independent Austin scene, and enjoy the choicest happenings a gang of music freaks can muster.

Symphony Square A Historical Restoration Project Serving as the Home of the ASO Jane Dunn Sibley Symphony Square, an attractive complex of four historical limestone buildings and a 650-seat amphitheater at the corner of Red River and 11th St. near the Capitol in Austin, is thought to be the only restoration project in the United States to house the offices of a symphony orchestra. The complex serves a growing audience 12 months of the year. The Symphony Square Project, begun in 1971, was conceived and directed by prominent citizens on a wave of civic awareness. It was sponsored jointly by the Austin Urban Renewal Agency, the City of Austin, and the Austin Symphony Orchestra. The Square is within easy walking distance of Capitol grounds, the LBJ Library and other downtown Austin tourist attractions. The Jeremiah Hamilton Building is an attractive, triangular building at the corner of 11th and Red River. It is thought to be one of only three stone triangular buildings still standing today in Texas. It houses the Box Office and Facilities Office of the Austin Symphony. Jeremiah Hamilton, one of nine black legislators serving in the 12th Texas Legislature from 1869-1871, built it in 1871. In addition to the Hamilton Building, Symphony Square contains the Michael Doyle House, considered one of the few remaining good examples of a simple, one-story vernacular stone cottage in Austin. It serves as the home to the Women’s Symphony League of Austin. The third building is the Hardeman House, which was moved from its original location in East Austin and serves as home to Serranos, a popular restaurant serving Tex-Mex food. The fourth building is the New Orleans Club Mercantile, at one time a popular Austin nightclub and now a beautifully restored 19th-century building serving as a space for private parties catered by Serranos. The property also includes a 350-seat stone amphitheater where the Austin Symphony hosts Children’s Day Art Park every Wednesday morning in June and July for youngsters from pre-school through age nine. Children’s Day Art Park features performances by local entertainers, an Instrument “Petting Zoo,” storytelling and arts activities under a large tent next to the Doyle House.

The Symphony Square is a beautiful and unique amphitheater located in Downtown Austin, Texas. This iconic venue boasts performances by some of the most popular artists of their time, including Etta James, Rusty Wier, Steven Fromholz and many others.

SoundSpace is an interdisciplinary performance series at the Blanton Museum of Art. Events feature simultaneous performances throughout the galliers of the museum SoundSpace is generously underwritten by Mike Chesser. This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.