Don't miss this double feature of fun and folly with The Therapy Sisters and The Austin Lounge Lizards for Lizard Therapy
The Princeton Palace is a garden venue located at 2505 Princeton Dr, Austin, Texas. The handcrafted stage was made from recycled materials by creative artist and musician, Frank Meyer, with help and hard work from The Therapy Sisters who call this beautiful place home. The venue includes a green room, accessible restroom, in-house PA and engineer, and shady seating for 100.
The Princeton Palace hosts musicians such as Zoe Lewis, The Austin Lounge Lizards, Bill Oliver and the Otter Space Band, as well as events like The Women of Note Music Festival, an annual Peace Fest, and the occasional wedding!
ALWAYS PAY WHAT YOU CAN, the Princeton Palace welcomes all!
Volunteer at shows at the PP!
Upcoming Shows
Previous events
Paper Moon Shiners are vintage jazz, cracker blues, hillbilly opera. Bring a lawn chair, a backyard beverage, and friends who love unique, bizarre, and irreverent good music. It's best in person, but if you're far afield, we'll be live streaming here: https://tinyurl.com/Paper-Moon-Shiners
Otter O-lert: Mother Earth invites you to bring a lawnchair, a backyard beverage, and a few friends to celebrate with Bill Oliver and the Otter Space Band, Sharon Bourbonnais, Tucker Livingston, Bob Livingston Trio, The Therapy Sisters, and special guests for a rockin' earth day celebration. Live streaming: https://tinyurl.com/Rocking-Earth-Day
Dana Cooper is a poetic songwriter, an insightful storyteller, and a rousing musician whose performances engage and inspire audiences worldwide. Rolling Stone called him a "A driving acoustic rocker." Bring a lawnchair, your favorite backyard beverage, and a few friends. Suggested $20. Princeton Palace is always pay with you can. Check him out: https://www.danacoopermusic.com/
This year's Festival headliner is Christine Albert, and is a benefit for her foundation, Swan Songs, in honor of Chris Gage. Other artists: Sarah Golden, Elizabeth Wills, Carol Anne Bosco, Barbara Nesbitt, Shayna Sands
Good Morning Bedlam
(CST, UTC-06) (CST, UTC-06)
Good Morning Bedlam is a folk-rock duo from Minneapolis, MN. Their shows are known for their wild energy and stunning harmonies. Winners of first-place title at the John Hartford Memorial Festival Band Competition, and finalists at the NWSS Band Competition. Check 'em out: https://www.goodmorningbedlam.com/
Join us at Princeton Palace for a progressive political polyphonic singalong featuring the Austin Raging Grannies and the Democrasingers. Bring a lawn chair and your whistle-wetting beverage of choice.
Bring a lawn chair, some friends, some cash or plastic, and a beverage that's safe to drink while laughing. https://austinloungelizards.com/
Annual community concert to honor World Peace Day and bring attention to artists and organizations spreading peace, love and justice. Backyard picnic vibes. Bring friends, lawn chairs, food and beverages of your choice! All ages, all welcome. Free! Donations gratefully accepted to benefit Nonviolent Austin & Texas UU Justice Ministry.
A benefit for Austin Sanctuary Network and Casa Marianella featuring Trio Los Vigilantes, The Therapy Sisters, tango dancers, and special guests
We're celebrating the life and loves of Sally McIntosh to benefit Hospice Austin. Info: https://tinyurl.com/bde2yfw3
Bill Oliver, the Otter Space Band, and their Special Musical Mystery Guests will show us how to celebrate and sing about Earth and all the folks who have to have a habitat. Always pay what you can.
Multi-instrumentalist Frank Meyer and vocalist Elena Antinelli, Paper Moon Shiners, write and perform well-crafted roots, ragtime, early jazz, blues and folk music that is a clear balance of wit, depth and spirit. https://papermoonshiners.com/
This annual event, set in the beautiful garden of the Princeton Palace, showcases beloved and aspiring women-identified musicians in the Central Texas area. Gracing the stage in 2024 were Tish Hinojosa, Sara Hickman, Holly Frost, The Therapy Sisters, among others. Always pay what you can sliding scale. Suggested donation $25.
