Programming
Build Community
on the Butler Trail
The Trail is more than just a place to hike and bike—it’s a space for community, creativity, and connection. TTC offers free programming all along the Trail, from live music performances to guided bird walks and public art explorations. Whether you’re unwinding with music, discovering local wildlife, or immersing yourself in art, there’s always something new to experience on the Trail you love.
Start Your Next Adventure
Trail programming is made for you to find new ways to enjoy the Trail throughout the year. Explore each program below and check out our full calendar for upcoming programming and events.
Music on the Trail
Arts + Culture
TrailFit
Holidays on the Trail
Trail Scavenger Hunt
Music on
The Trail Series
Weekly music from the best of Austin
The Trail Conservancy brings the authentic sounds of Austin to the Trail with some of Austin’s most beloved musicians. Every Wednesday from 6:00 to 7:30 PM, you can catch small pop-up concerts at the Rainey Street Trailhead along the Hike-and-Bike Trail.
Trailfit
Monthly fitness & wellness series
Join The Trail Conservancy for our monthly series, TrailFit. This series will highlight guided activities such as yoga, meditation, and workouts to help boost your overall wellness.
Holidays
on the Trail
Celebrate on the Trail!
Santa lands on the Butler Trail each year, letting kids of all ages know if they've made the Nice List. Trail users can stop in for complimentary photos and holiday music to kick off a season of cheer!
Arts & Culture
on the Trail
Support local artists & embrace Austin communities
The Trail Conservancy announced our first Arts+Culture Plan for the Butler Trail in May 2023. We bring programming to the Trail that contributes to the space and elevates the user experience without overwhelming, distracting, or complicating the environment.
History of the Trail
Scavenger Hunt
Explore the Butler Trail
The History of the Trail scavenger hunt offers a new way to explore the Roy and Ann Butler Trail! Find clues posted at various historical and notable features of the Trail; there, follow the instructions to discover unique trees, learning about Austin history and native life along the way. Â
