5 things to do in Austin during spring break

During spring break, many students head back home or go on vacation outside the state. However, for the students staying on campus during this break, The Daily Texan found events happening throughout the week to keep spring break interesting.

March 14-29 – Rodeo Austin
In honor of rodeo season, Rodeo Austin, located on 9100 Decker Lake Rd., hosts events including shopping, live music, a livestock show and a chance to watch the ProRodeos. Some nights feature top artists, including country singer-songwriter Ella Langley and country artist Gary Allan. Tickets can be purchased for the concerts on Ticketmaster or StubHub; as for the rodeo itself, tickets can be purchased on the Rodeo Austin website. Aside from live attractions, attendees can try “Texas-sized” food and drinks with items like corn dogs and iced tea.

March 15 – John Summit at SXSW
Spring break starts at the end of SXSW, a creative festival and conference held in Austin. On March 15, popular DJ John Summit, known for his unique take on house music, performs at the Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park at 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online ranging from $238 to $2,083 for general admission and pit standing area as of publication, or you can enter with a SXSW badge. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

March 15 and 16 – Tyler the Creator Concert
Following his new album’s release, Tyler the Creator will perform at 7:30 p.m. on March 15 and 16 for his ‘Chromakopia: The World Tour’ stop at the Moody Center. As of publication, tickets range from $189 to $17,984. Special guests include Lil Yachty and Paris Texas, a Los Angeles alternative-rap duo.

March 16 and 23 – The Domain Farmers Market
The Domain, located in North Austin, hosts a farmers market every Sunday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. that showcases produce and craft vendors. Located at The Lawn at The Domain, the farmers market platforms locally grown products.

March 15-17 – St. Patrick’s Day at The Domain
In addition to the farmers market, The Domain hosts a lively, all-day St. Patrick’s Day event. Like many bars, the beer will be dyed green to honor the St. Patrick’s Day spirit. Along with drinks, live music such as bagpipe performances will line the streets, and around lunch time at Jack & Ginger’s, there will be a Guinness Dance Off for the chance at a grand prize.