Live music moments are happening throughout the city limits and beyond in the near future. Celebrate Juneteenth in Historic Downtown Pflugerville, or enjoy a performance at the Carpenter Hotel’s pool party. Check out the top seven things to do in Austin this weekend. For a complete list of events, go to our calendar.
Friday, June 20
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City of Pflugerville presents Juneteenth: Rock the Block
Live music comes to Historic Downtown Pflugerville in celebration of Juneteenth. Austin music duo the Peterson Brothers will perform a special concert for all ages. Food vendors will be on site to help fuel the evening. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own blankets and lawn chairs for the most comfortable experience. Admission is free and open to the public.
Bullock Texas State History Museum presents Music Under the Star
Outdoor entertainment continues at the Bullock Texas State History Museum. Music Under the Star is a month-long, weekly event that features live music concerts in the museum’s Capitol Mall Amphitheater. Guests can enjoy a performance by San Gabriel with Pedal Steel Noah this week. Bringing your own lawn chairs and blankets are encouraged. Admission is free and open to the public.
Saturday, June 21
Puppy Yoga in the Hills
Movement and furry friends collide in the Texas Hill Country at Hotel Viata. This beginner-level class features gentle movements and rescue puppies roaming free throughout the poses on the hotel’s courtyard. Tickets include mats, pool pass access, spa amenities, and the chance to adopt puppies from a local rescue organization.
Backyard Splash Pride Pool Party
Celebrate Pride Month by the pool at the Carpenter Hotel. Party highlights include live drag performances, a glam station, food pop-ups, live music, and more. Admission to the party is free. Guests who prefer to dip in the pool can purchase available day passes.
Alamo Drafthouse presents Jaws on the Water
Take to the waters at Volente Beach Resort & Waterpark for an evening of cinematic thrills featuring one of Hollywood’s most notorious sharks on the silver screen. Viewers can enjoy the iconic 1975 film Jaws on the massive inflatable outdoor screen while floating in inner tubes to watch the iconic 1975 film. Tickets are available. Screenings are scheduled through July 26.
Sunday, June 22
Austin Symphony Orchestra presents Hartman Foundation Concerts in the Park
Outdoor classical music is showcased as part of the annual Austin Symphony Orchestra’s Hartman Foundation Concerts in the Park series. This week’s show will feature music by the orchestra's brass ensemble. Guests are encouraged to bring their own picnic dinners, lawn chairs, blankets, and beverages for the most comfortable listening experience. This concert is free and open to the public.
Bass Concert Hall presents DRUMline Live
The rich culture of historically black college and university (HBCU) marching bands takes the stage at Bass Concert Hall. This production features interpretations of top 40 hits, choreographed routines, group performances, and plenty of drum riffs with a soul-infused twist. Tickets are available now.
