Eventos
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Joan Klasson of Small Wonders Entertainment for puppet shows at Pease Park! This event is free and open to the public. All ages are welcome.
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with J Wagner for a honky-tonk two-stepping lesson and dance party! This event will take place at the Tudor Cottage and Terrace at Pease Park and is free and open to the public.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Joan Klasson of Small Wonders Entertainment for puppet shows at Pease Park! This event is free and open to the public. All ages are welcome.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Sona Shala for a sound bath at the iconic Treehouse in Pease Park!
Golden Frequencies is an immersive sound experience held in the Treehouse at Pease Park - an evening suspended among the trees to slow down, soften some of the doing, and return attention to the body.
Please be aware that there is a 20-person limit to the number of people who can be on the net at the top of the Treehouse. Because of this restriction, a ticket to the top of the Treehouse for this event will be $12 and access will be limited. Additional listening space will be at the bottom of the Treehouse and across the trail for free.
TOP OF THE TREEHOUSE TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT
FREE REGISTRATION FOR THE BOTTOM OF THE TREEHOUSE AND GREAT LAWN
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Morgan Teel of Dance Waterloo for a dance event at Pease Park! This event is free and open to the public.
Becoming the Wind: A Community Movement Workshop is a beginner-friendly outdoor workshop inspired by Joy Harjo’s poem “Running” from An American Sunrise. Through contemporary movement and guided improvisation, participants will explore freedom, resilience, transformation, and the ways our bodies respond to the natural environment.
Join us for a pollinator focused morning! We are partnering with Small Wonders for a pollinator puppet making workshop, followed by a workshop on how to propagate plants that provide habitat for native pollinators! Bring the whole family and take home plants and puppets!
This pollinator playdate is part of Austin's Roots & Wings Festival, a community-wide celebration of nature in our city!
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Dr. Curtis Eckerman for another field moth study during the Texas Parks and Wildlife Texas Pollinator Bioblitz!
Stop by to learn about some of the species found within Pease Park and help collect citizen science by taking pictures on iNaturalist.
This event is free, open to the public, and fun for all ages.
Nurture your mind and body while in nature with an immersive full body listening experience “bathing” in the vibrations emitted from Crystal Alchemy, Crystal Quartz, and Tibetan bowls, plus the Earth, Water, Fire & Air Koshi chimes.
Please be aware that there is a 20-person limit to the number of people who can be on the net at the top of the Treehouse. Because of this restriction, a ticket to the top of the Treehouse for this event will be $12 and access will be limited. Additional listening space will be at the bottom of the Treehouse and across the trail for free.
TOP OF THE TREEHOUSE TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT
FREE REGISTRATION FOR THE BOTTOM OF THE TREEHOUSE AND GREAT LAWN
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with J Wagner for a honky-tonk two-stepping lesson and dance party! This event will take place at the Tudor Cottage and Terrace at Pease Park and is free and open to the public.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Dr. Curtis Eckerman for another field moth study during the Texas Parks and Wildlife Texas Pollinator Bioblitz!
Stop by to learn about some of the species found within Pease Park and help collect citizen science by taking pictures on iNaturalist.
This event is free, open to the public, and fun for all ages.
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with VHU Music for National Hispanic Heritage Month for a Soundbath at the iconic Treehouse in Pease Park!
VHU is an electronic music project that blends ethereal vocals and electronic sounds with traditional South American instruments, including Andean flutes and charango. For Pease Park, we’re creating a special small format performance designed specifically for the Treehouse space, bringing together electronic music, live instrumentation, and the natural surroundings of the park.
Please be aware that there is a 20-person limit to the number of people who can be on the net at the top of the Treehouse. Because of this restriction, a ticket to the top of the Treehouse for this event will be $12 and access will be limited. Additional listening space will be at the bottom of the Treehouse and across the trail for free.
FREE REGISTRATION FOR THE BOTTOM OF THE TREEHOUSE AND GREAT LAWN
TOP OF THE TREEHOUSE REGISTRATION IS FULL FOR THIS EVENT
This project is supported in part by an Austin Live Music Fund Grant of Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Joan Klasson of Small Wonders Entertainment for puppet shows at Pease Park! This event is free and open to the public. All ages are welcome.
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Make your very own puppet in the climate-controlled Tudor Cottage with Small Wonders Puppet Theater! This event is free and open to the public. All crafting supplies will be provided.
REGISTRATION IS FULL
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
Make your very own puppet in the climate-controlled Tudor Cottage with Small Wonders Puppet Theater! This event is free and open to the public. All crafting supplies will be provided.
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
Professional development for anyone who works with young children including early childcare professionals, teachers, homeschool parents, and more - taught by Pease Park Conservancy’s own, Bret Kiester!
Growing Up WILD invites you to explore and share the fascinating world of wildlife and ecosystems using fun hands-on educational activities. Learn about engaging TEKS-aligned activities that are designed especially for young children (ages 3-7) while networking with other educators. $35 registration required to cover the cost of the book you will take home with you.
Join us for an Evening for Malin at the site of Malin’s Fountain.
We are grateful to the supporters who made it possible for us to bring Malin’s Fountain by Thomas Dambo to Pease Park. Read about the loss of Malin here, and view community photos of Malin on our Flickr page.
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
PPC is excited to partner with the Violet Crown Players’ Diverse Space Youth Dance Company for an outdoor installment of their movement-based performance Confluence!
This performance is a FREE-for-all all opportunity to support local art and youth dance initiatives. Since this is a moving performance, we will begin at the ring of Sycamore trees next to the Picnic Tables and make our way to the Tudor Cottage and Terrace, the Amphitheater, the Great Lawn, and trails on the Kingsbury hillside.
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
Nurture your mind and body while in nature with an immersive full body listening experience “bathing” in the vibrations emitted from Crystal Alchemy, Crystal Quartz, and Tibetan bowls, plus the Earth, Water, Fire & Air Koshi chimes.
Unplug, slow down, and take a breath to pause alone or with the entire family. You will be lying down for this experience, so bring a mat or blanket to enjoy.
REGISTRATION FOR THE TOP OF THE TREEHOUSE IS FULL
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Joan Klasson of Small Wonders Entertainment for puppet shows at Pease Park! This event is free and open to the public. All ages are welcome.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Dr. Curtis Eckerman for another field moth study during the Texas Parks and Wildlife Texas Pollinator Bioblitz!
Stop by to learn about some of the species found within Pease Park and help collect citizen science by taking pictures on iNaturalist.
This event is free, open to the public, and fun for all ages.
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
As spring arrives, you’re invited to gather under the arms of the Treehouse for an immersive soundbath experience with Sonali Krish of Sona Shala. This evening will be a space to bask, breathe, and simply be—a moment to soften into the pause before the new year begins. With crystal bowls, grounding breathwork, and gentle nervous system support, this experience is designed to soothe, restore, and recalibrate.
As spring arrives, you’re invited to gather under the arms of the Treehouse for an immersive soundbath experience with Sonali Krish of Sona Shala. This evening will be a space to bask, breathe, and simply be—a moment to soften into the pause before the new year begins. With crystal bowls, grounding breathwork, and gentle nervous system support, this experience is designed to soothe, restore, and recalibrate.
FREE REGISTRATION (BOTTOM OF THE TREEHOUSE & ON THE LAWN)
PAID REGISTRATION FOR TOP OF TREEHOUSE IS FULL
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below and indicate which date you will attend.
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Dr. Curtis Eckerman for another field moth study during the Texas Parks and Wildlife Texas Pollinator Bioblitz!
Stop by to learn about some of the species found within Pease Park and help collect citizen science by taking pictures on iNaturalist.
This event is free, open to the public, and fun for all ages.
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