Tuesday Twilights Feat. Chris Gebhard (Dog-Friendly Night!)

We’re staying open late on Tuesdays, September 22 through November 10, to make more hours for wildflowers! Make it a date night, a picnic with friends, or come for some solo solace in nature. Each evening will feature live music from local musicians, a rolling lineup of Austin’s favorite food trucks, and take-and-walk adult beverages for purchase. Tuesday Twilights is free for members. Reservations are encouraged. Not a member? Join today! October 27 Kick back in the Courtyard and enjoy the musical stylings of Chris Gebhard. Get into the spooky spirit – halloween costumes are encouraged (both for humans and their canine companions!). Stop by to chat with our friends from Austin Humane Society at their table. Fortlandia is here! Be sure to stop by the Family Garden to explore our newest secret hideouts in the evening glow. Grab something delicious from Craig O’s, Konfusedesi or Sweet Frida. If you’ve been admiring wildflowers for at least 21 years, cocktails will be available for purchase. Parking is limited, even with some extra options on La Crosse Avenue and in the streets of the nearby neighborhood. We suggest carpooling or using a rideshare to help keep the chill vibes of the evening going. Please refrain from bringing in alcoholic beverages. There will be a bar on site for your convenience. Things start winding down around 7:30 p.m., so be sure to get here at the top of the hour for our later ticket holders. Rules for Dog-Friendly Night: Dogs must be leashed at all times and remain on marked trails. Dogs are welcome in the Family Garden, but please do not permit canine friends in the Dirt-Dig area. As a courtesy to other visitors. Please bring only well-behaved, socialized dogs. Leashes must be no longer than 6 feet. Retractable leashes are not permitted. Dogs may not enter any of the water features or ponds. Keep those paws and noses safe! Stay on the trails. Dogs must be up-to-date on vaccinations and registration. Handlers must pick up after their dogs and properly dispose of waste. The Wildflower Center reserves the right to refuse entry to or remove any dog thought to be dangerous to other dogs or visitors. Dogs must not be tethered to a stationary fixture (such as a post or tree) or left unattended. The Wildflower Center is not responsible for any injury or illness. Each dog owner is responsible for their own dog. If your dog causes damage to any person or property, you are responsible. An adult (16 years old and up) must maintain control of each dog’s leash at all times — limited to two dogs per handler. Please give space to all humans and dogs. Do not allow your dog to approach other dogs or humans. Dogs are the only companion animals permitted for this event. Thanks to Our Sponsor More details coming soon! More details coming soon! More details coming soon! More details coming soon! More details coming soon! More details coming soon! More details coming soon! More details coming soon!