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EVENTS 

Whether hosting a casual gathering with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, or an elegant affair with dinner and dancing, the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden + Museum makes a statement with its historic and natural charm, just minutes from downtown. The Garden offers winding pathways and tranquil ponds that highlight Charles Umlauf’s celebrated bronze and stone sculptures thoughtfully placed within its landscape.

The covered terrace and lawns can accommodate up to 250 guests for a seated dinner and include festive string lighting. The lawns can be easily tented for additional coverage.

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  • Exclusive use of the Terrace, Arbor, Garden, Crenshaw Room and Catering Kitchen

  • Event security and venue manager to assist guests and vendors

  • Includes access to the UMLAUF's private parking lot with 22 parking spaces and convenient access to public parking in nearby lots

  • Close proximity to downtown Austin

Amenities

Low season rates (Jan, Feb, July, Aug): $2,650 Mon-Thurs 4PM-12AM. $3,600 Fri and Sun 4PM-12AM. $4,600 Sat 4PM-12AM. $2,000 Sat and Sun 7AM-12PM.

Mid season rates (June, Sept, Dec): $2800 Mon-Thurs 4PM-12AM. $4000 Fri and Sun 4PM-12AM. $5000 Sat 4PM-12AM. $2200 Sat and Sun 7AM-12PM.

Peak season (Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov): $3000 Mon-Thurs 4PM-12AM. $4500 Fri and Sun 4PM-12AM. $5600 Sat 4PM-12AM. $2450 Sat and Sun 7AM-12PM.

RATES + AVAILABILITY

INQUIRIES AND AVAILABILITY

Please Submit an Inquiry for more information and to review available dates.

The times listed include setup, event time and cleanup.

 

*UMLAUF is closed to the public on Monday. Please inquire about Monday daytime rates and availability.

Gallery

UMLAUF Sculpture Garden + Museum
ADDRESS

605 Azie Morton Rd.
Austin, TX 78704

PHONE
(512) 445-5582

HOURS
Tuesday - Friday: 10AM-4PM
Saturday & Sunday: 11AM-4PM
Monday: Closed

 

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Select programs including UMLAUF After Dark, Family Day, Summer Camp, and StrawFest supported in part by awards from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Texas Commission on the Arts. 

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