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Greater Austin Area Art & Culture GREATER AUSTIN AREA ART & CULTURE African-American Cultural & Emma S. Barrientos Mexican Museum of Natural & Artificial Texas Memorial Museum Heritage Facility American Cultural Center Ephemerata 2400 Trinity St 912 E 11th St 600 River St 1808 Singleton Ave Austin, TX 78705 Austin, TX 78702 Austin, TX 78701 Austin, TX 78702 512.471.1604 512.974.2424 512.974.3772 512.289.9517 tmm.utexas.edu austintexas.gov/deparment/aachf austintexas.gov/esbmacc mnae.org Texas Military Forces Museum Asian American Cultural Center French Legation Museum Museum of the Weird 2200 W 35th St Building 6 11713 Jollyville Rd 802 San Marcos St 412 E 6th St Austin, TX 78703 Austin, TX 78759 Austin, TX 78702 Austin, TX 78701 512.782.5659 512.336.5069 512.463.7948 512.476.5493 texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org asianamericancc.com thc.texas.gov/historic-sites museumoftheweird.com Texas Music Museum Austin Central Library George Washington Carver Museum Neill-Cochran House Museum 1009 E 11th St 710 W Cesar Chavez St 1165 Angelina St 2310 San Gabriel St Austin, TX 78702 Austin, TX 78701 Austin, TX 78702 Austin, TX 78705 512.472.8891 (512) 974-7400 512.974.4926 512.478.2335 texasmusicmuseum.org library.austintexas.gov/central- austintexas.gov/carvermuseum nchmuseum.org library Texas Toy Museum Harry Ransom Center O. Henry Museum 314 1/2 Congress Ave Austin History Center, Austin 300 W 21st St 409 E 5th Street Austin, TX 78701 Public Library Austin, TX 78712 Austin, TX 78701 512.220.9582 810 Guadalupe St 512.471.8944 512.974.1398 texastoymuseum.com Austin, TX 78701 hrc.utexas.edu austintexas.gov/department/o- 512.974.7480 henry-museum Thinkery library.austintexas.gov/ahc Joseph And Susanna Dickinson 1830 Simond Ave Hannig Museum South Austin Museum of Popular Austin, TX 78723 Blanton Museum of Art 411 E 5th St Culture 512.469.6200 200 E MLK Jr Blvd Austin, TX 78701 1516 S Lamar Blvd thinkeryaustin.org Austin, TX 78712 512.974.3830 Austin, TX 78704 512.471.5482 austintexas.gov/department/ 512.440.8318 Umlauf Sculpture Garden blantonmuseum.org joseph-and-susanna-dickinson- southpop.org & Museum hannig-museum 605 Azie Morton Rd Bullock Texas State History The Contemporary Austin - Jones Austin, TX 78704 Museum LBJ Presidential Library Center 512.445.5582 1800 Congress Ave 2313 Red River St 700 Congress Ave umlaufsculpture.org Austin, TX 78701 Austin, TX 78712 Austin, TX 78701 512.936.8746 512.721.0200 512.453.5312 Visual Arts Center thestoryoftexas.com lbjlibrary.org thecontemporaryaustin.org 2300 Trinity St Austin, TX 78712 Elizabet Ney Museum Mexic-Arte Museum The Contemporary Austin-Laguna 512.471.3713 304 E 44th St 419 Congress Ave Gloria sites.utexas.edu/utvac Austin, TX 78751 Austin, TX 78701 3809 W 35th St 512.974.1625 512.480.9373 Austin, TX 78703 austintexas.gov/Elisabetney mexic-artemuseum.org 512.458.8191 thecontemporaryaustin.org @heritagetitleatx heritagetitlecompanyofaustin #heritagetitle MUSEUMS GREATER AUSTIN AREA ART & CULTURE ACL Live at The Moody Theater Dougherty Arts Center 310 W Willie Nelson Blvd #1B 1110 Barton Springs Rd Austin, TX 78701 Austin, TX 78704 512.225.7999 512.974.4000 acl-live.com austintexas.gov/dac AISD Performing Arts Center Paramount Theatre 1500 Barbara Jordan Blvd 713 Congress Ave Austin, TX 78723 Austin, TX 78701 512.414.4761 512.472.5470 austinisd.org/fine-arts/pac austintheatre.org Austin Opera The Long Center for the Performing Arts 3009 Industrial Terrace, Austin, TX 78758 701 W Riverside Dr 512.472.5992 Austin, TX 78704 austinopera.org 512.474.5664 thelongcenter.org Austin Symphony Orchestra 1101 Red River St Westlake Community Performing Arts Center Austin, TX 78701 4100 Westbank Dr 512.476.6064 Austin, TX 78746 www.austinsymphony.org 512.732.9250 whstec.com Ballet Austin 501 W 3rd St ZACH Theatre Austin, TX 78701 202 S Lamar Blvd 512.476.9151 Austin, TX 78704 balletaustin.org 512.476.0541 zachtheatre.org Bass Concert Hall 2350 Robert Dedman Dr Austin, TX 78712 512.471.2787 texasperformingarts.org PERFORMING CENTERS ARTS DOWNTOWN ROLLINGWOOD TARRYTOWN Frost Bank Rollingwood Center The Carillon 401 Congress Ave | Ste 1500 2500 Bee Caves Rd | Bldg 1, Ste 100 2630 Exposition Blvd | Ste 105 Austin, TX 78701 | 512.505.5000 Austin, TX 78746 | 512.329.3900 Austin, TX 78703 | 512.380.8900 @heritagetitleatx heritagetitlecompanyofaustin #heritagetitle.
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