Prepare for a wedgie on the 277-foot long speed slide or test your fears on the Acapulco Cliff Dive free fall slide. Ouch.
Established in 1949, Fondren Library is where students go to find a good book – or study for exams. The library catalogued its one millionth volume in 1979.
Need a caffeine kick? Rice students have been running a not-for-profit coffeehouse inside the Rice Student Center since 1990. Grab a fresh brew anytime. It’s open seven days a week. Baca selengkapnya.
This is where The Queen of Neo-Soul, Erykah Badu recorded parts of her debut album, "Baduizm." It went triple platinum & won her Grammy Awards for Best R&B Album and Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.
Kirk Franklin's debut album "Kirk Franklin & The Family" was recorded live at Grace Temple Church, Fort Worth, Texas on July 25, 1992. The album was certified Platinum on November 14, 1995.
This is essentially the birthplace of Cash Money Records. Brothers Baby & Slim Williams signed Lil Wayne as the 1st artist on their fledgling record label, eventually becoming a rap music powerhouse,
Mahalia Jackson began singing at this church. Her singing career started at the age of four and Mahalia Jackson would go on to become easily the most renowned Gospel singer of all time
Using a "call and response style" party vibe, Mardi Gras Indian chants and dance call-outs, TT Tucker and DJ Irv's single helps to launch the N'Awlins sound known as "Bounce." Baca selengkapnya.
If you're drinking, try the root beer-infused vodka. It’s a Red 7 specialty. It's also delicious. – Laura B.
Wait for the ink to dry before you do ANYTHING. This sounds silly, but Emo's stamps are the inkiest in town by far. – Vidhisha B.
After the show, walk across the street to Casino El Camino and order a burger from the window inside. You may be waiting a while, but it’s the best burger in Austin. – Robert F.
One of the few venues in town that always seems to stick to their schedule. So get there early. They start and end on time every time. – Laura B.
To sneak up front, go to the east bar, look to the right, and you'll see a walkway that’s usually guarded by a worker. No big deal! Just walk by, go around the balcony, and you’ll be up front! – Artur
For the best sound, head to the balcony. The acoustics everywhere else just don’t compare. – Vidhisha B.
You’ve got to get sushi at Kyoto upstairs before the jazz begins below. Their happy hour, one of the best deals in town, is from 6:00 – 6:45pm. – Robert F.
Sometimes it’s easy to forget how big this place is. Head out back for the less crowded bar and take your drinks to the picnic table in the alley for some people watching on the Drag. – Robert F.
Arrive before 9pm on Fridays to avoid the cover for watching bands play that night. – Arturo L.
Walk a few doors east (towards the highway) for one of my favorite places to get post/pre show drinks – Shakespeares. Make sure to head to the roof. – Robert F.
Perfect happy hour spot every day from 3-6pm. Live music on the patio plus cheap eats and drinks! It’s a great way to kick off the weekend. – Team Live Nation
One really cool thing about this location is that sections of the building’s structure dates back to 1890, where it was used as a trading post, warehouse, and shoe factory. – Team Live Nation
Tired of waiting? Verizon Wireless Customers can show their phone and jump the line for early entrance into the venue with 3 friends. – Team Live Nation
Lines for concessions and restrooms are usually shorter in the North plaza just left of the stage rather than the South Plaza. – Team Live Nation
Mandy Begley of the Home with Many blog says, “Wink is one of those very special places in town where exceptional ingredients meet fine wine and an electric atmosphere forming magical experience".
