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Austin, Texas has emerged as one of the most dynamic craft distilling regions in the United States, with a mix of urban distilleries and nearby Hill Country producers contributing to a rapidly growing spirits culture.
The city’s distilleries are known for innovation, local sourcing, and a strong emphasis on visitor experiences like tastings, tours, and live music. According to tourism sources, Austin and its surrounding areas now host a wide range of distilleries producing whiskey, vodka, gin, sotol, and other specialty spirits – all within a close or reasonable drive from our apartments to rent or lease in Austin, Texas!
For those who appreciate the craft, we have mapped out an idyllic “Tour De Pour” of the top distilleries in Austin, Texas! Cheers!
At the center of Austin’s distilling scene is Still Austin Whiskey Co., referred to as a “grain-to-glass” producer that sources Texas-grown ingredients and distills, ages, and bottles its whiskey entirely in-house. We recently explored the facility and enjoyed cocktails complete with live music, making it one of our favorite new distillery destinations.
Another major player is Deep Eddy Vodka, known for its widely distributed flavored vodkas. According to the staff on site, its tasting room helped popularize distillery tourism in the region, offering cocktails and tours that showcase its production style.
In the nearby Hill Country, Treaty Oak Distilling operates a large ranch-style distillery producing whiskey and gin, complete with a restaurant and expansive outdoor space. This destination-style model reflects a broader trend in the Austin area, where distilleries double as social and culinary hubs. If you’re planning a special occasion, check this one out.
One of the most unique producers in the region is Desert Door Sotol Distillery, which specializes in sotol, a desert plant-based spirit native to Texas and northern Mexico. Its tasting room emphasizes regional identity and offers a distinctly Texan alternative to traditional agave spirits. The team was very informative, and we actually learned a lot while sipping on some samples.
Austin is also home to a number of smaller, innovative distilleries. Revolution Spirits produces gin, amaro, and liqueurs with a focus on botanicals and creative flavor profiles. Meanwhile, Crowded Barrel Whiskey Co. has gained attention for its experimental approach to whiskey-making and its connection to the Wizard Academy campus.
Other notable producers that we have investigated include Dripping Springs Distilling, known for vodka and gin crafted with mineral-rich Hill Country water, and one of our favorites, Fierce Whiskers Distillery, a newer entrant focused on bourbon and American whiskey.
Smaller operations like Goodnight Loving Vodka, Planet Rock Vodka Distillery and South Congress Distillery further diversify the local spirits landscape.
It’s also worth noting that some Austin-based brands, such as Tito’s Handmade Vodka, are globally recognized but do not operate traditional public tasting rooms, reflecting the range of business models within the industry.
Overall, Austin’s distillery scene blends creativity, hospitality, and regional identity. Whether in urban tasting rooms or scenic Hill Country ranches, these distilleries emphasize craftsmanship and experience, making the area a leading destination for craft spirits enthusiasts.
Cheers!
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Ahhh, Austin in April. Just the sound of it makes one want to pack up the kiddos and head out to enjoy the great outdoors!
To give you some ideas that have been ‘kid-approved’ and ideal for families with all ages, we checked with a few families here at Juniper Springs apartments for rent in Austin, Texas. Here’s a full list of things to do
Sweet Eats Baby Animal Days
Now through Mother’s Day, May 10, 2026
Meet and bottle-feed adorable baby animals at Sweet Eats Fruit Farm, with feeding opportunities every day through May 10. Weekdays are less crowded, making it easier to snag a spot for this hands-on experience.
ABC Kite Fest
April 11, 2026
Watch the sky fill with colorful kites at Zilker Park during Austin’s longest-running kite festival. Enjoy live music, the MossFest Children’s Concert, a Kids Club, a Pet Zone, and a mini market for shopping. There’s something for everyone at this iconic spring tradition.
Rock the Park
April 10, 2026
Head to Mueller Lake Park amphitheater for a free, family-friendly concert. Bring a picnic or grab food onsite and enjoy performances by local musicians in a relaxed, outdoor setting.
Squirrel Fest
April 11, 2026
Pease Park’s annual Squirrel Fest welcomes families for springtime fun—think games, food, music, family yoga, puppet shows, face painting, and movie screenings like Zootopia and Trolls under the stars.
Waterloo Morning Glories
Tuesdays in April
Waterloo Greenway offers Morning Glories, a weekly educational series for young children featuring hands-on activities, bilingual story time, music, dance, and themed nature play. Activities change weekly, so there’s always something new to discover.
Georgetown Red Poppy Festival
April 24-26, 2026
Georgetown’s Red Poppy Festival brings three days of music, art, and family fun. Craft with the kids, enjoy live bands, shop artisan markets, and stroll the vibrant town square. With special zones for children and activities for adults, this festival has something for everyone.
Austin! Live It. Love It.
With so much to do—from baby animals and kite flying to live music and local festivals—April in Austin is made for making memories with your family. Enjoy the outdoors, soak up the city’s creative energy, come splash in our pool and celebrate spring together!
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Earlier this month we provided you with a list of famous places in and around Austin, Texas where movies and television series have been filmed.
Here’s a self-guided walking tour and driving tour that will take you to the most recognizable filming locations in Austin that were used for movies and TV shows.
DOWNTOWN WALKING FILM TOUR OF AUSTIN (2-3 hours)
Here’s a list of an easy walking tour packed with recognizable locations where films and television series showcase our city within 1.5 miles.
1) Texas State Capitol
Seen in multiple shows, including Walker for establishing government/city shots. There are great dome and grounds photos in this production.
Walk: 15 minutes south on Congress Ave
2) Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge
Frequent skyline/river establishing shots in Walker and other productions. The best angels are from the bridge or the hike-and-bike trail below.
Walk: 10 minutes west toward Auditorium Shores
3) Auditorium Shores at Zilker Park
Portions of A Scanner Darkly and other Austin-set films used these greenbelt and skyline views. Take a break and relax by the water to enjoy a classic Austin backdrop.
Walk or rideshare: 5 minutes to South Congress
4) Continental Club
This live music landmark featured in Boyhood. Grab a drink or catch an afternoon set. For an optional stop for a snack nearby, stop into Home Slice Pizza. It’s not a film set, but a very “Austin movie vibe” for a casual bite.
5) End the walk along South Congress for murals and storefronts often used for background city shots.
DRIVING TOUR OF AUSTIN’S FAMOUS MOVIE AND TV SPOTS (3-4 hours)
1) Top Notch Hamburgers
Featured prominently in Dazed and Confused where they recreated the burger-stand scenes.
Drive: 12 minutes south
2) Baker St. Pub & Grill
Exterior used as “Chotchkie’s” in Office Space. This is a quick stop worthy of an Instagram selfie!
Drive: 15 minutes south
3) Bedichek Middle School
The exterior served as Lee High School in Dazed and Confused. You can visit the school from the street.
Drive: 20 minutes southeast
4) McKinney Falls State Park
Outdoor scenes for Spy Kids and its sequel were filmed here. It’s also a favorite spot for
hiking, taking pics of waterfalls and a perfect picnic stop.
Drive: 20 minutes north
5) Del Valle High School Stadium
Used for football action in Friday Night Lights. Drive-by or quick exterior photos.
Optional evening stop back toward town: Broken Spoke – a beloved Texas dance hall often associated with Friday Night Lights fandom and Austin film culture.
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And the winner is … Austin, Texas!
For centuries, Austin’s strong local film community, diverse locations (urban, rural, historic, parks), and supportive film commission have made it one of the most filmed cities in Texas.
And on March 16, 2026, the Academy of Arts and Motion Pictures, Art and Sciences will bring the best of the movie industry together for its 97th annual event, where many of its attendees have chosen our jaw-dropping views to enhance their creative visions.
To applaud their passion for Austin and the surrounding Central Texas area, we’re sharing highlights of famous movies and TV shows filmed throughout the region.
If you’ve thought about moving to Austin and need an apartment to rent, or live here and need a new apartment to rent in Austin, reach out to our team at Juniper Springs apartments for rent in Austin, Texas, for red-carpet assistance advice!
POPULAR MOVIES FILMED IN AUSTIN AND CENTRAL TEXAS
Classic & Cult Films
- Dazed and Confused (1993) — Shot in and around Austin.
- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) — Classic horror partly shot near Bastrop/Austin.
- Office Space (1999) — Much of this cult comedy was filmed in Austin.
- What’s Eating Gilbert Grape (1993) — Shot in Manor (near Austin) representing small-town America.
- Spy Kids (2001) and Spy Kids 2 — A lot of Austin and nearby outdoor locations stood in for the movie’s settings.
- True Grit (2010) — Scenes shot in downtown Austin with period set dressing.
- Boyhood (2014) — Filmed over 12 years throughout Austin and surrounding areas.
Other Notable Films With Austin Connections
- Temple Grandin (2009) — Used Austin locations to stand in for New England and other locales.
- Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) — Some scenes were shot in Austin.
- Blood Simple (1984) — Early Coen brothers film shot in Austin.
TV SERIES FILMED IN AND AROUND AUSTIN, TEXAS
Major Series
- Friday Night Lights (2006–2011) — All five seasons were filmed around Austin and Pflugerville, using real locations rather than sound stages.
- Fear the Walking Dead (parts of multiple seasons) — Production relocated to the Austin area for some seasons.
- Walker (2021–2024) — The reboot of Walker, Texas Ranger is based in Austin and filmed there.
- The Real World: Austin (2005) — MTV reality show season filmed in Austin.
- Skam Austin (2018–2019) — Teen drama web series shot on location in Austin.
Other TV Productions with Austin Elements
- 1923 (Season 2) — Period drama series filmed in Austin in recent seasons.
Bonus / Lesser-Known Projects
These may be indie or documentary titles tied to Austin’s culture or filmed here:
- Tower (2016) — Documentary about the University of Texas tower shooting (features Austin footage).
- Various reality or documentary installments about Austin subjects (e.g., local stories or true-crime docs).
BUT WAIT! There’s more fun ahead for movie and TV aficionados. Click into our next blog this month to see a “Self-guided Walking and Driving Tour” of where some famous film and television shows have captured the beauty, history, and iconic sights of Austin, Texas!
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Earlier this month, we offered some of the most romantic things to do in Austin. And there are sooo many options, our family at Juniper Springs apartments for rent in Austin decided to share a few more to ensure you and yours enjoy the month of February to your heart’s content!
Experience a Bird’s Eye View for TWO!
This is one big hint for impressing your date any time or day of the year. Thanks to the professional pilots at Austin’s helicopter tours, you can see Austin from a bird’s eye view. Make this a must-do – for two! The sights of the city are every reason to save up to spoil the one(s) you love. Viator travel offers several options and is ready to take you and your Valentine on a trip of a lifetime!
Say “I DO” at Sunset
Over the years, we have written about Austin’s classic spots to see some of the most spectacular sights. For those who are looking for THE spot to pop the question, let us re-recommend some top spots to see the sun set in Austin:
Mount Bonnell
The Oasis on Lake Travis
Lady Bird Lake
Covert Park
360 Bridge
Get Your Motor (and your heart) Running
Here are several ways to get your heart racing while taking in the sandy and sunny sights through off-road riding adventures in Austin. To get your motor running, sign up and get ready to ride along with one of their certified tour guides through miles of trails, rocky hills, compact dirt roads, and more! Be sure to bring your camera to capture all the Instagramable pics along the way.
Giddy-up!
If horsin’ around seems like something your loved one would love, there are more than enough opportunities to surprise your valentine with an exclusive ‘couples’ horseback riding adventure. We highly recommend you schedule your ride just before the sunsets to paint a perfect picture for a date night out. For the best of the best in the business, Trip Advisor has some good options for horseback riding tours in Austin to check out.
Seek out the Stars
For a much quieter pace for passionate times together, gather a blanket and your best friend and head out of town to stargaze into the night. Fuel the fun and romance by packing a dinner-style picnic, complete with candlelight, chocolate and, of course, a bottle of bubbly to toast into the night.
Just Say Spahhh
When it's time to unplug, unwind and try something unconventional, it’s time to reserve some ‘float therapy’ time or a day at the spa at one of Austin’s award-winning spas. Ideal for both individuals and couples, this “surreal and almost sci‑fi experience” can be the perfect ending to an adventurous day in the great outdoors. Fortunately for all who live in and around our apartment community in Texas, a fine selection of top spas in Austin offers the perfect escape. Whether your life overflows with family commitments or perhaps too many hours at work, we encourage you to find some ‘me’ time at some of our favorite spas noted below.
Austin’s Fairmont Spa
Milk + honey
Omni Barton Creek
Hiatus Spa + Retreat
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Earlier this month we started to share some of our own top tips for getting organized this year. There were so many other quick and easy tips that we decided to continue our January Blog on your behalf.
Happy tidying – and don’t forget about rewarding yourself when all is said and done!
Create a Closet Revamp
If your closet has been stressing you out all season long because it’s bursting at the seams, turn decluttering into a game! Our family has done this for years, and honestly, it works! This month, face all your hangers the same way. Every time you wear an item, flip its hanger in the opposite direction.
Embrace the One In, One Out Rule
Whether you are in the closet or cleaning items throughout the house, think about the “one in, one out rule.” Got a new sweater from Santa? Great! Maybe it’s time to get rid of one you haven’t worn in years. Ditto for shoes, blankets, rugs and even the shades of trendy-past lipstick or those dozen shirts from sports teams of the past. And here’s the best part, if you keep this theme going throughout the year, think of all the new items you will have to brighten your life, while you donate some of your past favorites to those who need them most!
Write Down Important Dates for the Year
While you are sorting through all those papers, perhaps it’s time to get a good-old-fashioned calendar updated as well. For those with smartphones, sure, it’s nice to have reminders; yet when there are other family members involved in your busy schedule, a quick glance at that calendar keeps everyone in sync.
Create (and Maintain) a Command Center
This resolution can turn chaos into calm—especially if your household feels more like Grand Central Station than a quiet retreat. A family command center is your mission control: it keeps schedules, keys, backpacks, and notes all in one spot. Pick the busiest area—kitchen, mudroom, or entryway—so everyone’s in the loop. Deck it out with a calendar, a chalkboard for quick notes, a mail sorter, and hooks for grab-and-go essentials. Keep it fresh with weekly updates, and you’ll never again lose track of your keys or miss a doctor’s appointment. It’s organization, but with a dash of fun and teamwork.
Make a “Spoil Me More” List
As you continue to put some TLC into your home sweet home, don’t forget about yourself. One of the greatest rewards of accomplishing the tasks above is to treat yourself to something FOR yourself. Think: New sheets. A new pillow. New towels for the kitchen and bath. Or a fluffy new blanket to keep you warm during our winter months.
Consider Wellness Goals
Now that your home is in good shape, it’s time to do the same for your mind and body. Throughout Austin, there are MORE than enough fitness clubs to get you in gear or click into the web to find FREE online wellness advice and exercises to suit your personal goals and lifestyle.
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Earlier this month we started to share some of our own top tips for getting organized this year. There were so many other quick and easy tips that we decided to continue our January Blog on your behalf.
Happy tidying – and don’t forget about rewarding yourself when all is said and done!
Create a Closet Revamp
If your closet has been stressing you out all season long because it’s bursting at the seams, turn decluttering into a game! Our family has done this for years, and honestly, it works! This month, face all your hangers the same way. Every time you wear an item, flip its hanger in the opposite direction.
Embrace the One In, One Out Rule
Whether you are in the closet or cleaning items throughout the house, think about the “one in, one out rule.” Got a new sweater from Santa? Great! Maybe it’s time to get rid of one you haven’t worn in years. Ditto for shoes, blankets, rugs and even the shades of trendy-past lipstick or those dozen shirts from sports teams of the past. And here’s the best part, if you keep this theme going throughout the year, think of all the new items you will have to brighten your life, while you donate some of your past favorites to those who need them most!
Write Down Important Dates for the Year
While you are sorting through all those papers, perhaps it’s time to get a good-old-fashioned calendar updated as well. For those with smartphones, sure, it’s nice to have reminders; yet when there are other family members involved in your busy schedule, a quick glance at that calendar keeps everyone in sync.
Create (and Maintain) a Command Center
This resolution can turn chaos into calm—especially if your household feels more like Grand Central Station than a quiet retreat. A family command center is your mission control: it keeps schedules, keys, backpacks, and notes all in one spot. Pick the busiest area—kitchen, mudroom, or entryway—so everyone’s in the loop. Deck it out with a calendar, a chalkboard for quick notes, a mail sorter, and hooks for grab-and-go essentials. Keep it fresh with weekly updates, and you’ll never again lose track of your keys or miss a doctor’s appointment. It’s organization, but with a dash of fun and teamwork.
Make a “Spoil Me More” List
As you continue to put some TLC into your home sweet home, don’t forget about yourself. One of the greatest rewards of accomplishing the tasks above is to treat yourself to something FOR yourself. Think: New sheets. A new pillow. New towels for the kitchen and bath. Or a fluffy new blanket to keep you warm during our winter months.
Consider Wellness Goals
Now that your home is in good shape, it’s time to do the same for your mind and body. Throughout Austin, there are MORE than enough fitness clubs to get you in gear or click into the web to find FREE online wellness advice and exercises to suit your personal goals and lifestyle.
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With the holidays of 2025 behind us, it’s time to focus on a brand-new year to come! To help you have a more organized home to leave more time for fun and adventure in Austin, our family at Juniper Springs apartments to rent in Austin put our ideas together to share with you!
Be sure to check in later this month for PART TWO on some of the top tips to organize your home in 2026!
Put Away Holiday Decorations
If you’re someone who takes down holiday decorations before the new year, turn the process into a mini-adventure! Challenge yourself to find creative ways to store your ornaments and lights—maybe color-code your bins, snap photos of your best setups for next year, or write funny notes to your future self. And don’t be afraid to say goodbye to any decorations that have lost their sparkle or survived one too many seasons; we recommend that you only keep what you truly love.
Lighten up The Freezer
Turn this usually-overlooked task into a treasure hunt— and don’t be surprised if you tackle this in just a few moments! Make it a fun challenge: can you plan creative meals using only what’s in your freezer this week? We like to click into TasteofHome.com and list what we have uncovered, then see what the pros recommend. You might rediscover old favorites or invent a new go-to dish!
Deep Clean the Entire House
Don’t worry, be happy … with the end result. This is not a task that has to last a full day. In fact, we suggest you take the concept of a “Deep Clean” and stretch it out over one week’s time. For example, maybe you clean your bedroom on Sunday, or the bathroom on Monday, you get the idea. Honestly, we keep Saturday open for cleaning the kitchen, from top to bottom. That task is always an adventure as we find forgotten snacks, read the ‘expired’ labels (and make a list to replace the goods) and if you are really into it, alphabetize those spices! You will appreciate the latter when it comes to saving time in the kitchen in the year to come.
Corral Those Papers
If your home is a sea of stray papers, it’s time for a paperwork rescue mission! Pick one day a week for a quick ‘paper power hour’: deal with the easy stuff on the spot, schedule time for trickier tasks, and file away what you need to keep. Turn on some music and see how much you can conquer before your favorite song ends!
Next, play detective: scan the paperwork you actually need and file it safely in your favorite cloud system, then send the rest through the shredder with satisfaction. For the truly important originals—think birth certificates or passports—set up a VIP section in a small filing box or fireproof safe.
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The Food!
We’ve mentioned before that Austin is one of the best places for food in the country. Our city is famous for its love of BBQ, whether you’re grilling by the pool at Juniper Springs, sharing dishes at a potluck, enjoying local restaurants and the holiday festivals to come.
Don’t forget the craft breweries and local bars, many of which offer signature drinks and live music. It’s easy to see why Austin is a favorite for food lovers everywhere.
Friendly Faces, and Family Friendly, Everywhere!
Austin sits in the heart of Central Texas and is known for its relaxed vibe and friendly people. Locals here are some of the nicest you’ll meet.
Whether you’re new to Austin or have lived here for years, you’ll find people ready to welcome you. The city is diverse, and you’ll often hear many different languages as you walk around.
Austin is a great place for families, and we’ve dedicated many of our blogs to sharing the family-friendly lifestyle you can enjoy here all year.
Some of our best advice for you has been gleaned from VisitAustin.com. Within their exceptional website, they offer some of the best ways to enjoy family time close to home or just a short scenic drive away. Here’s a quick list with links to get you on your merry way!
Family Attractions Your Kids Will Love
Shows & Events for Families in Austin
The Music, of course!
Austin is known as the Music City of the World, so there’s always something exciting happening here.
You can find live music all over the city, with everything from rock and blues to country and hip-hop playing every night of the week.
With so many choices, we’ve made it easy to find your next concert. Check out the options below—we hope to see you there!
We hope you enjoyed our list of things to be thankful for in Austin.
From our family to yours, we wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving.
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As we wait for winter to arrive in Texas, this is a great moment to pause and thank all our residents at Juniper Springs apartments in Austin for being such great neighbors!
We’re also grateful for all the perks of living in such a diverse and dynamic city. As the seasons change, it’s the perfect time to share what makes our city so special.
May you find your own treasures to add to this list.
The Great Outdoors
Even with nearly a million people calling Austin home, it’s easy to find your own spot to relax anywhere in our 274 square miles.
With plenty of sunshine and an average temperature of 68 degrees, Austin offers more reasons to get outside than most places.
If you enjoy hiking or biking, Austin has miles of trails for every skill level. We shared our favorite family-friendly biking trails in June 2025, and hikers can enjoy the outdoors all year. Check out our full list for more ideas.
If you love the water, Austin is full of ways to have fun year-round. From floating down rivers to swimming in lakes and ponds, there’s always something to enjoy.
Golf enthusiasts LOVE Austin for their award-winning golf courses. With fall offering some of the best weather to hit the links, there are so many options to tee it high and let if fly. Over the years, we have posted our list of the best golf courses in Austin, which are a short drive from our apartment community at Juniper Springs.
National Parks
Austin is home to some truly beautiful national parks. With amazing views, canyons, deserts, and hills, these parks are perfect for a staycation or a quick getaway.
If you’re planning a trip this year, it’s a good idea to book early since many parks limit visitors. For ideas, check out this article on the '7 Amazing National Parks Near Austin.'
Too busy to read the whole story? Click into their top picks right here:
Lyndon B. Johnson National Park
Padre Island National Seashore
Palo Alto National Park
And that’s just the beginning of things to be thankful for in Austin. For more, check out our second November blog!
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