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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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 shared some of our favorite holiday activities, and there’s still more festive fun to be had! As you dash through our charming town, take a moment to enjoy the true reason for the season!

​Downtown Holiday Stroll
Congress Avenue, between Ninth Street & 11th Street

Celebrate the season at the family-friendly Downtown Holiday Stroll! Enjoy festive activities, a holiday shopping passport, visits from Mr. & Mrs. Claus, and a stunning 45-foot Christmas tree!

Christmas on Mercer

Mercer Street

Step into a winter wonderland at Christmas on Mercer Street. This cherished event transforms Dripping Springs into a festive paradise, full of delightful shopping, family fun, and warm holiday cheer.

​Austin Trail of Lights

Zilker Park

Join us for the 58th annual Austin Trail of Lights, a long-beloved holiday tradition. This spectacular celebration in Zilker Park is a must-see, with hundreds of thousands expected to cherish the magic of the season.

Light Up The Lake

Round Rock

Get ready for a whole dose of holiday cheer as Round Rock rolls out two enchanting nights in December! Join us for the annual Light Up the Lake, a delightful holiday festival around the lake at Old Settlers Park!

Follow The Star

Good Shepherd Lutheran

Experience a unique production with Follow The Star, portraying not only the Nativity story but also the life of Jesus, including His suffering, death, and resurrection. This beautiful retelling will remind us of the true significance of Christmas.

Christmas Stroll

Georgetown

Join us at the Annual Christmas Stroll on the Downtown Square! This festive event offers something for everyone, including live entertainment, shopping, dining, children’s activities, and parade!

​German-Texan Heritage Society Christmas Market
German Free School of Austin

Discover unique handmade crafts and delightful decorations at the annual Christmas Market hosted by the German-Texan Heritage Society. Enjoy traditional German music and take home scrumptious treats like Christmas Stollen and gourmet cookies!

Armadillo Christmas Bazaar
Palmer Events Center

For over 45 seasons, the Armadillo Christmas Bazaar has been the ultimate destination for fine art and live music in a festive atmosphere. This year, it’s a joyful outdoor celebration of local artists, curated art, and plenty of holiday cheer!

Wishing everyone a season filled with joy, warmth, and festive memories.  

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‘Tis the season to celebrate all the wonderful joys of Christmas and Hanukkah in Austin.

In the spirit of the season, our family at Juniper Springs apartments in Austin has gathered some of our favorite holiday happenings to help you create magical memories this season.

Don’t forget to explore both of our blogs, as many events will light up the month with cheer.

Wherever you go, or whatever you do, our family wishes you a joyful and safe holiday season!

Miracle on 5th Street
The Eleanor

Have you experienced this delightful twist on a classic holiday movie? Mark your calendars! Imagine wall-to-wall decor, pop-up Christmas-themed cocktail bars, and an abundance of holly jolly happenings to warm your spirits!

Peppermint Parkway
Circuit of The Americas

Step into a dazzling winter wonderland at Peppermint Parkway! This year, the Circuit of The Americas transforms into a magical walk-through experience featuring shimmering light displays, a charming Christmas village where you can capture unforgettable moments with Santa, and ride on the new Circuit Breaker roller coaster!

Mozart’s Festival of Lights
Mozart’s Coffee Roasters

Warm up with a cozy cup of hot chocolate as you marvel at Mozart’s enchanting lights display, beautifully synchronized to cheerful holiday music. It’s a delightful way to celebrate the season nightly from November through January!

Laminations

Lady Bird Park

Laminations is back this winter! Celebrate the season under a canopy of twinkling lights. Stroll through glowing garden paths, enjoy live music each night, and treat yourself to hot chocolate, churros, and festive photo opportunities!

​Ballet Austin's "The Nutcracker"
Long Center for the Performing Arts

Experience the enchanting magic of the holidays with Ballet Austin’s annual performance of "The Nutcracker." This beloved tradition features mesmerizing choreography set to the beautiful music of the Austin Symphony Orchestra.

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Earlier this month, we shared our top picks for “Boos and Brews” across Austin. But the spooky festivities don’t end there! Here’s more festive fun for all to enjoy this Halloween season.

House Of Torment

If you’re craving an adrenaline rush, look no further than the House Of Torment. Renowned as the “scariest haunted attraction in Austin,” this haunted house is designed to send chills down your spine. Prepare yourself for hair-raising experiences that will make you jump more than once!

Fatal Fear Haunted House

Fear Haunted House started as a passion project, a “pro-level” home haunt driven by our love for horror and a deep connection to our community. With the help of dedicated volunteers, they transformed Halloween into an unforgettable experience, with one goal in mind: to terrify and thrill their guests while raising funds for local nonprofits and performing arts venues.

Bat City Scaregrounds

If you want to head to a haunted house in south Austin, Bat City Scaregrounds is for you. It has been rated Top 10 most "fun, immersive experiences in Austin" and for all the right reasons. They host three highly detailed haunted houses, live music, Vegas-style performances, seasonal food and so much more!

Scream Hollow

Located just past Bastrop, Texas, Scream Hollow Wicked Halloween Park is a scream-worthy Halloween park where participants can visit five different haunted attractions: a haunted corn maze, Mansion of Terror , Lost Pines Asylum Sinister Circus, and a haunted hayride.

Haunted ATX

Haunted ATX offers the ONLY Austin ghost tour on wheels with public van tours plus both private and public hearse tours. The van accommodates larger groups and the private tours offer custom pickup and other perks.  

Boo at the Zoo

Closing up our list of Halloween haunts, If you’re looking for a kid-friendly scary event in Austin, check out the Austin Zoo’s annual event, Boo At The Zoo. While not a frightfully terrifying haunted house event, it’s a fun, gentle entry for younger children to get into Halloween. Wear your costumes while you take a ride on the haunted train, see the zoo animals at night, and visit the haunted houses!

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Get ready for a Halloween experience like no other! At Juniper Spring Apartments in Austin, Texas, we've put together a fun guide to some of the city's most thrilling bars and breweries where you can enjoy a frightful time with your best friends and family.

From ghostly gatherings to spine-chilling cocktails, Austin has everything you need for a spellbinding night out.  See our list of our favorite spots to enjoy some spirits with the spirits!

Clay Pit

Step into the past at the Clay Pit, an Indian restaurant and bar nestled in a historical building from the 1800s. Not only can you savor delectable dishes, but you may also encounter the echoes of its spectral residents. Patrons have reported whispers and sudden chills while indulging in delightful cocktails, making it the perfect spot for a haunted Halloween weekend.

The Driskill Bar

Sip on spooky cocktails at The Driskill Bar, set within the renowned Driskill Hotel. Renowned for its old-world charm, this haunted bar has a reputation for ghost sightings, including that of a young girl and the spirit of Colonel Driskill himself.  

Dumont’s Down Low

In the heart of the Warehouse District lies Dumont’s Down Low, a bar that excels in transforming for the holidays. This October, prepare for a haunted whiskey basement with Halloween-themed cocktails and eerie decorations

Gibson Street Bar

Known for its legendary Halloween transformations, Gibson Street Bar in the vivacious 78704 invites you to experience “Nightmare on Gibson Street” and “Gibson Wonderland.” Pairing craft beers with hauntingly unique cocktails, this bar is a must-visit this Halloween season

Lucille Patio Lounge

Lucille’s is shrouded in mystery and history. Once the site of extravagant parties in the 1920s, it’s rumored that Lucille herself vanished after one fateful soirée, leaving her ghost to roam the halls. Now a lively bar on Rainey Street, it transforms into a whimsical Halloween wonderland every October

Lefty’s Brick Bar

This quirky neighborhood bar on E 6th St is hosting “Lefty's House of Horrors,” an interactive experience with five hauntingly decorated spaces perfect for capturing Instagram-worthy memories. Indulge in Halloween-themed menu items and enticing cocktails while soaking in the eerie atmosphere!

Maggie Mae’s

If you’re looking for the perfect Halloween bash, look no further than Maggie Mae’s. With 11,000 square feet of space, five bars, and two stages, this venue is the epitome of Austin nightlife. Whether you’re catching live music or dancing the night away with friends, Maggie Mae’s is the perfect spot to celebrate the spooky season.

Nickel City

Don’t miss Nickel City’s spectacular Halloween pop-up, where they magically transform into Moe's Tavern from “The Simpsons”! Savor themed cocktails and delicious food while enjoying an atmosphere straight out of your favorite animated world!

Moonshine

A historic gem now inviting guests to gather under its haunted roof, Moonshine is a bar with a storied past. Formerly a 19th-century storage house, it’s said to be haunted by the spirits of yesteryear. With flickering lights and unexplained sounds, it’s sure to send shivers down your spine as you enjoy their delicious menu.

Wonder Bar

Bright, interactive, and filled with Halloween cheer, Wonder Bar in Domain Northside is rolling out a special pop-up this October. With themed rooms that promise fantastic photo opportunities, this bar is a must visit for party-goers seeking a mix of fun and fright this Halloween season.

And finally, for those who seek spirits that still wander haunted halls and bars, don’t’ miss our next blog “Top Haunted Houses and Haunts in Austin!”

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In a word: Magical.  That’s right. Pretty much wherever you go in Austin during the holiday season there is something magical to see or do.  
To make sure your Christmas or Hanukkah celebration are some to remember for years to come, our family at Juniper Springs apartments in Austin put this list together for you.  
From classic ballets to holiday-themed bars and fine dining events, there is so much to enjoy throughout the last month of the year.
Be sure to read BOTH BLOGS this month for a full list of holiday festivities!

Classic Christmas Movies  
Bringing you the best of the holiday are Austin’s own cinemas, theaters and playhouses! From classic Christmas to the crazy movies of yesteryear, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this holiday season.  
For a full list of movies coming your way, click into some of our favorite places to view a movie and more!
Paramont Theatre
Alamo Draft House / South Lamar
Alamo Draft House / Village
Alamo Draft House / Mueller
Galaxy Theaters
Regal Theaters
Violet Crown Theaters

Ballets & Beautiful Music
Nutcracker Ballet
December 2 – 23, 2023
The Long Center

From the twinkling lights, whirling snowflakes, and sparkling beauty of the exquisite sets and costumes comes the heart-warming story of young Clara and her nutcracker. Bringing the magic of the holiday season, the 61st annual production of The Nutcracker remains Austin’s longest-running live production. Get your tickets for this seasonal ballet featuring live accompaniment of Tchaikovsky’s enchanting score performed by the Austin Symphony Orchestra.  

The Watchmaker’s Song
December 7 – 10 & December 14-16, 2023
Neill-Cochran House Museum

Vanata Ballet presents a twist on the classic Nutcracker and is a must-see, whether you enjoy ballet, or not!  This is a Nutcracker for everyone. In a tribute to the cultural diversity of Austin, they are presenting a wide variety of dance styles that include Egyptian Belly Dance, Spanish Flamenco, Argentinian Tango, American Tap Dance, and of course the inimitable Mother Ginger!

The Christmas Carol
Now through December 31, 2023
Zach Theater

Sold out four years in a row, Austin’s hottest holiday tradition returns with new music and surprises to ring in the season. ZACH’s adaptation of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is a musical sleigh ride through rhythm and time, infusing the traditional Victorian story with a score that spans all genres and eras.

How and Where to Fill Those Stockings!
Austin’s popular White Christmas Street Fair is back with the theme of Chocoland. Head on over to Tong Chong Street into its mega-size vintage chocolate shop. Highlights include a series of delightful choco attractions and photo spots, choco-inspired treats, shopping booths, carnival games, live performances, and more.

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This is a must-do every year as some of the country’s top-rated purveyors prepare food, wine and festive fun at the Austin Food and Wine Festival.  Wrapped with expansive views of the astonishing Austin skyline, you can sip, savor and celebrate your way through the weekend at Auditorium Shores. 

As you work your way through these highlights from the festival’s website, plan on two full days of festivities.

Tips from the Tastemakers

Whether you like to cook or not, you can learn some of the top cooking tips from the pros to prepare for your upcoming holiday feasts. Then head over to the “Tasting Station” to experience some fine wine, premier spirits and beers from across the globe – while learning all about the distillation processes that make these bevys so darn delicious.  

Hit the Pit!

Here’s where you can enjoy exceptional BBQ and other hot-off the-grill goods prepared by some of the top Pitmasters in the USA.  It’s also where you can personally meet and greet the greats in the business and get their tips for your holiday BBQ success! 

Made In Texas

This exclusive event is worth every penny.  It’s where all the greats will gather for an up-close and personal presentation of a Lone Star Dine-around cooking “all things Texas” over a fiery hot grill. 

November 4th and 5th, 2023
The Austin Celtic Festival
Pioneer Farms

It’s “all things Celtic” being celebrated during this 27th annual event, and all are invited.  This particular weekend event is one of the very few remaining festivals of its kind so don’t miss out.  Bring the whole family as there is fun for all ages throughout each day.

According to their promoters, it is” internationally acclaimed as the number one gathering of Celts in Central Texas and one of the very few remaining in the country.”

The website notes that the Austin Celtic festival “goes beyond the gimmicks to highlight traditions and achievements in a way that reminds audiences of the extraordinary craftsmanship and study that made places like Ireland and Scotland leaders in folk music and dance.” 

Make plans now to experience:
•    Celtic Music and Dance
•    Workshops in Celtic History & Theater
•    Highland Games
•    Celtic Animals
TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE. Click in here now!
 
November 11, 2023
Michelada Festival
Kyle, Texas

Come one, come all … it’s a Pop-up Michie Fest like no other!  Bring the whole family and the whole neighborhood for nine full hours of entertainment in Kyle, Texas. 

Wear your dancing shoes as the line-up of professional DJ’s will be spinning tunes from yesterday through today in English, Latin and beyond.   And then there’s the live bands from all over the state performing their most recent compositions.

Kids love it here, too!  Think: bound house, face painting and their own Dance Party, too!

But wait, there’s more: get your holiday shopping underway as you stroll through the tents of artistic vendors from all over Texas!

Get your tickets now!  Rain or shine, all sales are final.

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Although the temperatures in Austin don’t feel like Autumn, the season officially begins on September 24^th.  Soon we will be embracing the cooler temperatures and seeing the trees turn their vibrant colors that signify that fall is here.

To ease you into the Autumn season, our family at Juniper Springs apartments in Austin are sharing some of their best ideas to prepare for the changing of the season. 

Go Back to School, Really! 
As the kids settle into their own school schedule, perhaps it’s time to expand your own horizons.  Want to perfect your culinary skills?  Learn how to watercolor? Discover Tai Chi or a new language? TheGreatCourses.com is without question, one of the finest resources to help you cross off that ‘some-day-I’d-like-to”  … self-improvement idea.

Here are a few more that may inspire you to rejuvenate your mind and explore something new.

Essential Secrets of Spices – The Everyday Gourmet
Decorate Like a Designer
Scientific Secrets for a Powerful Mind
Write About Anything

Throw a Tail Gate Party
Whether it’s in a parking lot at a local high school, a professional arena or the Juniper Springs pool deck, fall is “tail-gate season’ and a great reason to get the neighbors together. All it takes is a little preparation and before you know it, you will be cheering on your favorite team with friends and family alike. The easiest way to ease into your first tailgate gathering is to make it a potluck. This keeps it simple and ensures your guests will have their favorite foods to nosh.

Visit a Local Farmer’s Market

If you have yet to discover the many Farmers Markets in Austin, now is an ideal time to do so. It's safe to say that the arrival of fall brings the best cooking and baking possibilities back into your kitchen. From pumpkin patches and apple picking to the colors of beets, eggplants, and sweet potatoes to accent a fall meal, the culinary choices are almost endless this time of the year.
For a good list of Farmer’s Markets in Austin, visit the story at HelloLanding.com. 

Pick Out A Pumpkin
Within a short drive from our apartments to rent in Austin, Texas, there are plenty of opportunities to start the fall season off right – picking out that perfect pumpkin, pears, apples and then some. To get you in the spirit of the season, here is a list of our favorite farms and orchards in Austin.

PEAS Community Farm and Urban Orchard 
Boggy Creek Farm
Sweet Eats Adventure Farm
Austin Orchards
Love Creek Orchards

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Here in the land of the free and home of the brave, it’s time to celebrate our independence “Austin” style.  From hometown parades, fun, fanfare and fireworks, there is plenty to do in Austin this 4th of July and throughout the month as well.  
Here is a list of our favorite things to do each year within a short drive from our apartment community at Juniper Springs in Austin, Texas.

July 4, 2023
Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic

Created in 1972 by Willie himself, this Independence Day celebration at Q2 Stadium
is a bucket-list wish that you really need to put on your list.  Unless, of course, this is an annual event for all – which makes good sense. Willie and his family and friends put on a classic 4th of July concert concluded with his “Texas-sized” fireworks display.

Austin Symphony Concert and Fireworks

Come on come all the shores of Vic Mathis with your picnic in hand.  It’s an annual tradition in our family and should be with yours.  It’s a fantastic afternoon and evening as the Austin Symphony entertains locals and visitors alike with a patriotic performance culminating in a spectacular show over Lady Bird Lake.

Hill Country Galleria Independence Day Celebration

The Hill Country Galleria pulls out all stops to celebrate with you and yours.  In-between shopping (or not), get into this celebratory scene with music, and an all-American BBQ, fireworks and fun for the entire family.

July 7 – August 12, 2023
Zilker Summer Musical
Zilker Hillside Theater

This is one of the best ways to enjoy family time, for free, throughout the summer.  Bring the picnic basket and be prepared to be entertained by the professional outdoor theatre troupe with live performances every Thursday through Sunday. Come early to get a good spot; shows start around 8:15 pm.

All Summer Long
Paramount Summer Classic Film Series
The Paramount Theatre

Flashing marquee lights. Buttery popcorn. Colossal screen. It’s that movie palace atmosphere, an air-conditioned oasis. THIS is how movies were meant to be seen. The 49th Annual Paramount Summer Classic Film Series is well underway. Visit their website to see a complete list of films being shown on the silver screen this summer.

But wait, there’s more fun and fanfare … throughout the month of July. Check our upcoming blog for more things to do and see in July in Austin, Texas!
 

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