Top Austin Classes & Workshops

Complete wacky missions around Austin on this scavenger hunt while learning about the city's secrets, quirks, points of interest, fun facts, history, art, culture, and more. This activity can be done with or without a vehicle. Great for both curious visitors and locals, this team-building experience accommodates groups of all sizes.

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Get crafty in one of Austin's only hands-on workshops, set in a cozy restored East Austin bungalow turned artist's studio. Surrounded by art in the gallery and with shared studio spaces throughout the house, indulge in your creative side and make a one-of-a-kind unique mosaic artwork you can take home! Led by mosaic muralist J Muzacz and frequent professional artist collaborators, The Mosaic Workshop offers an unforgettable experience for visitors and local Austinites alike. Take in the art, history and culture of Austin's charming East Side neighborhoods and slow down for a few hours to make your very own custom piece.

River City Glassworks is a full-time glass business with two studios. One for production and one designed and built specifically for teaching. We are passionate about our art and we love to share our knowledge of stained glass. River City Glassworks is located approximately 4 miles north of San Marcos, TX on 5-acres that overlook the beautiful, rustic Texas Hill Country. Our bright, colorful teaching studio is tucked into the trees, surrounded by a large deck. We have a sitting area and mini-fridge, so feel free to bring refreshments to enjoy while you learn!

Go sightseeing in Austin by Segway on a 1.5-hour tour that allows you to cover more ground than other types of tours. Get an overview of downtown Austin and capture numerous photo ops as you pass by the Texas State Capitol Building, Congress Avenue, Warehouse Entertainment District, Lady Bird Lake, the historic Driskill Hotel, and other landmarks.

Discover another side of Austin on a 2.5-hour Segway tour that features bats and ghosts. Offered from March to October, this nighttime ride through downtown Austin visits haunted hotels and buildings, famous landmarks, and the world’s largest urban bat colony. See the Texas State Capitol Building, Lady Bird Lake, Austin Convention Center, the 6th Street Entertainment district, Moonlight Towers, and more

Lady Bird Lake is a popular nature escape in the heart of downtown Austin, complete with scenic footbridges, lakeside parks, and skyline views. Ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts, this cycling tour allows you to escape city traffic and cruise around the Lady Bird Hike and Bike Trail, which spans 10 miles (16 kilometers) and loops around the lake’s shoreline.

Experience the best of Austin’s brewery culture on this half-day tour. Meet your guide in the Rainey Street Historic District, and make your way to three different breweries for a true taste of the city. Learn about Texas beer culture and enjoy tastings at each stop. Transportation from each bar is also included.

Get to know Austin on a leisurely morning walk with a nationally acclaimed storyteller as your guide. Learn little-known stories about the city, get inside tips on the best coffee shops, restaurants, and live music venues, and explore the city like a local. This tour helps you avoid tourist traps to make the most of your visit to Austin. Great for kids and adults alike, learn about the city in a fun, low-key way.

Get a taste of Austin on a brunch tour to three local establishments. Traveling on a fun with live music performed by local musicians, travel to each location for your included breakfast tasting and beverage. Bring your appetite and expect to sample local specialties like breakfast tacos, Czech kolaches, and chicken and waffles.

Watch more than a million bats fly out of the Congress Avenue Bridge on an evening kayak tour of Austin that’s timed to catch the spectacular natural show. Observing the Congress Avenue Bridge bats from a kayak means you don’t have to find a spot among the crowds on the riverbank, giving you a front-row seat as the Mexican free-tailed bats take to the sky.

Hop aboard an open-air pedicab for a relaxing jaunt around Austin with a guide. Find out why this city is known as the “Live Music Capital of the World” by traveling to venues and sites such as the statues of Willie Nelson and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Antone's Home of the Blues, Armadillo World Headquarters, and more.