Full Team Activities
With popular eccentric food, live music, and beautiful outdoor activities, there are so many ways to escape the office and enjoy the day while team bonding. Perhaps you’re looking for something a little more unique than an after-work happy hour? If so, take a look at this list of some of our favorites!
Electric Bike Tour of Austin
If you want to see more of Austin in less time, e-bike tours are perfect for seeing the sights, while enjoying Austin's fantastic weather. Hop on your pedal assist e-bike, and follow your guide to Austin's famous murals, city landmarks, and University of Texas buildings. Along the way, take in views of the downtown skyline, and visit the Texas State Capitol building.
Day on the Ranch
Keep it country! Explore the ranch and take part in activities like, guided horseback riding, archery, trap shooting, ranch rodeos and more.
Private Food Tour of Austin
Eat like a local on this guided tour of Austin’s best restaurants, food trucks, breweries and bars. Accommodations can be made for vegetarian, gluten-free, and other dietary restrictions within the group.
Lady Bird Park
The 416-acre (169-hectare) Lady Bird Lake, at the northeastern end of Zilker Metropolitan Park, anchors a host of outdoor recreational opportunities in downtown Austin. Activities include; guided bike and walking tours, paddle boarding, river cruises and more. Choose your own adventure!
Texas inspired Cooking Class
Sometimes you need to shake things up in the workplace, and cooking classes are a way to bring your team closer together with a fun, collaborative activity. Everyone will work together to make a few dishes before enjoying the fruits of their labor as a group.
Amazing Race
Join us for a team building activity! Guided from any smart phone, teams make their way among well known and overlooked gems of the city, solving clues and completing challenges while learning local history while solving a scavenger hunt.
Driving Experience
Live out your NASCAR dreams with your team. Book a racetrack and hit the course in supercars, including Lamborghinis, McLarens, and Porsches. These realistic tracks even feature pit stops and lane changes that will require your team to work together to win the race!
Whiskey Tasting
Join a private tasting at Still Austin Whiskey Co a true grain-to-glass distillery where everything from mashing to barreling and bottling is done in-house.
Print Making
Printmaking is one of those passions that surprisingly doesn't require a Warhol-caliber artiste.
Leather Tooling Workshop
Dive into the history of Texas leather working by getting your hands dirty and making your own pieces.
Austin Brew Tour
Austin is home to a rapidly growing number of licensed breweries, many producing award-winning brews of national and international acclaim. This tour will take you to the cream of the hops to sample their best brews and even tour one of the breweries. We’ll visit three stops over the course of the tour, you’ll learn about Austin’s brew history and the figures and businesses that carry on the legacy today.
Local’s Guide to all things Austin
** Self guided must do’s in Austin, TX **
Explore the Cathedral of Junk
The Cathedral of Junk, started by Vince Hannemann in 1989, this whimsical, multilevel shelter is made with 60+ tons of used furniture, home goods and carefully-curated junk in South Austin. Hannemann has been sculpting since he was a teenager in New Mexico.
Live music at The Continental Club
Austin is known as the live music capital of the world, and The Continental Club is the live music capital of Austin. The iconic venue on South Congress Avenue opened its doors in 1955 and has since welcomed legends like Robert Plant and Wanda Jackson. It’s quite a modest place with a small stage, but its reputation is massive and it still hosts great roots, rock, country, swing, blues and rockabilly acts every night.
Visit the Texas Capitol
Built in 1885 in an Italian Renaissance Revival style, the imposing building is in the middle of a lovely 22-acre park, which also contains a number of statues and monuments. You can take a 30-minute guided tour of the building for free, which details the history of Texas and the state’s legislature.
Take in the views at Mount Bonnell
Mount Bonnell, also known as Covert Park, is a prominent point alongside the Lake Austin portion of the Colorado River in Austin, Texas. It has been a popular destination since the 1850s. The mount provides a vista for viewing the city of Austin, Lake Austin, and the surrounding hills
Private Dinner and a show @ Stubb’s BBQ
In the 1970′s, Stubb’s restaurant became the heart of an explosive music scene. Stubbs was ground zero for musicians like Joe Ely and Stevie Ray Vaughn. Other famous musicians who would “play for their supper” included Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Robert Cray, George Thorogood, Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown, Linda Ronstadt and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Stubb’s Restaurant was always filled with good friends, great music and plenty of Stubb’s Legendary Bar-B-Q.
Private Dinner and a show at Broken Spoke
The Broken Spoke is a bastion for traditional country music, established in 1964 by proprietor James White and claims to be the last of the true Texas dance halls. Dolly Parton, George Straight, and Garth Brooks have all performed here. Don't miss the memorabilia room, aptly nicknamed "the tourist trap room," which is filled with photos, hats, and other country-music treasures. After enjoying bbq and live music end the night with two-step/swing dancing lessons!
