Austin's Printmaking, Projected Media & Live Performance
Crafternoon ATX brings hands-on printmaking, sewing and miniature-making workshops to this four-stop Austin collection. Texas Union supplies campus food and gaming, dadaLab adds experimental music and projected media, and McCullough Theatre presents opera and chamber performances. Compare making, watching and gathering, checking workshop and event schedules rather than expecting each activity to happen on any given visit.
At 1603 E 38th 1/2 St, Crafternoon ATX is an Austin art studio hosting hands-on workshops and exploration series in printmaking, sewing, and miniature-making. Its analog craft focus gives this collection a practical opening: start with making, then move on to Austin’s gathering spaces, multimedia art, and live performance.
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After Crafternoon ATX’s hands-on opening, Texas Union shifts the route into a multi-level campus hub at 2308 Whitis Ave on UT Austin’s west campus. Find meeting ballrooms, an air-conditioned Presidential Lounge, and a lower-level food court, gaming zone, and theater. Free public entry runs Monday through Saturday, with closing at 11:00 PM each open day.
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At 2008 Alexander Ave., dadaLab is an Austin studio and event venue for experimental music at the intersection of art and technology. Numerous digital projectors and the studio’s acoustics support customizable visual design and multimedia interactivity. Following Crafternoon ATX’s hands-on crafts and Texas Union’s campus hub, this stop shifts the collection toward sound and visual experimentation.
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At 2375 Robert Dedman Dr in Austin, McCullough Theatre closes the route with a 400-seat hall inside the university's performing arts complex. Its intimate atmosphere, clear sightlines, and strong acoustics suit opera, vocal and choral work, and chamber ensembles. International artists appear alongside campus concerts and modern staging, with paid parking nearby and ADA accessibility.
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