Find Fundraiser venues for rent in Austin, TX

About Austin

Austin is the capital of Texas and has a population of almost one million. Archaeological evidence found dates back to 9200 BC, so people have been living there since the Ice Age. It is also the economic and cultural hub of Texas and has a number of Fortune 500 companies like Google, Apple, IBM, Facebook, and Amazon.

You won’t need a coat in Austin with winter temps in the 60s and during the summer, most of the city can be found at the 50 local swimming holes and parks. In addition, the city also boasts 38 museums including 11 art galleries. You can also find a bunch of great places for a fundraiser venue in Austin.

Interesting Fact: Over 100 films have been shot in Austin including Dazed and Confused, Spy Kids, and Office Space.

Fundraiser Venue Options in Austin

No matter what you are raising funds for, once you decide on an Austin fundraiser venue, there is still a lot of work to be done. For example, you will need security, equipment, food, and décor as well as furniture, staff, and entertainment. Let some of the fundraiser venue companies in Austin help you with these and other details.

• Security
  Many people overlook this important feature when hosting an event, but it is an essential part of any public gathering. Anytime you have a large group of people, having security around just makes sense. You do not want anyone getting hurt and it is good to be covered just in case.
  
  
• Equipment
  Fundraising events have certain requirements like AV equipment, a sound system, lighting, and possibly a stage and podium. Make sure you have everything you need down to the microphone by choosing a local equipment vendor who knows the area.
  
  
• Food
  Austin is famous for its delicious food from barbecue to Tex-Mex. Whether you want a casual buffet or a nice, seated dinner, you can find it all in Austin. Fried chicken, soul food, and seafood are all popular foods there as well as kolaches, which are pastries you can get sweet or savory.

Fundraiser Venue Companies in Austin

Keep your fundraiser venue in Austin safe and your guests happy with the professional local event companies. With the inside knowledge needed to get the best of everything you need, it is always good to go with a local.

• Off Duty Officers
  When you need security, get the best with Off Duty Officers. These professionals are exactly what the name says, off-duty officers from law enforcement to military and everything in between. Whether you need undercover or visible security, armed or unarmed, this is the number one security guard company in the nation in business since 1993.
  
  
• TSV Sound & Vision
  TSV is the top rental company in Austin and has a warehouse full of everything you can think of and then some. And if they do not have it, they will get it for you! They offer speakers, video, and mixers as well as specialized lighting, stages, and scenic design. The staff delivers and sets it up before and comes back to tear down and pick up afterward.
  
  
• Royal Fig Catering
  Royal Fig has been catering to the Austin area since 2009 and has a plethora of happy client reviews to show for it. Dan and Kristen realized that they loved food and wanted to share their love of food with others, so they opened a catering company. With amazing entrées like grilled pork tenderloin, spicy duck meatballs, and white chocolate soup as well as backyard BBQ, they can do it all.

Pros and Cons of Fundraiser Venues in Austin

Besides all the food and other needs, there are other facts about Austin you need to look into. Since all cities have their pros and cons, check these out before packing for your fundraiser venue in Austin.

Advantages

• You cannot beat the weather
  Unless you are someone who loves cold and snow, you will love the weather in Austin. The summers are hot and sunny, and the winters are warm and mild. No coats or snowshoes are needed.
  
  
• Entertainment abounds
  You will not have to look hard to find a nightclub, bar, or pub to hang out at any time of the day. Austin has a lot of millennials, and the youngish crowd keeps the city hopping all the time. A fundraiser should be well attended also.
  
  
• Lots of parks
  Another fantastic feature of Austin is its natural spaces. They may not have any local sports teams, but they do have over 100 parks with swimming, boating, fishing, hiking, and biking.

Disadvantages

• It is crowded
  There are almost one million people in Austin and the city is not that large, so you are likely to find some places crowded like the beaches, famous attractions, and popular eateries.
  
  
• Bad traffic
  With so many people in Austin, and most of them with vehicles, you will run into some traffic jams if you go anywhere near the city in the morning or evening rush hours. Book a venue for your fundraiser outside of congested areas.
  
  
• Hot summers
  We mentioned above that the weather is great but if you do not like the heat, you may want to plan your Austin fundraiser venue in the winter. The temps in the summer get close to 100.

Famous Locations in Austin

• Zilker Park
  This fantastic park opened in 1917 and was named after Andrew Zilker, who donated it to the city. Barton Springs Municipal Pool is what makes the 350-acre Zilker Park such a hotspot, especially during the summer months. But there are many other attractions like the botanical garden, science center, and theater to name a few.
  
  
• Blanton Museum of Art
  With more than 18,000 artworks in its permanent collection, the Blanton Museum of Art is where art lovers like to go. From early European art to modern contemporary items, they have a lovely array of pieces to see. Some of the most notable include Rubens, Tiepolo, and Parmigianino. But don’t miss George Romney's Lady Hamilton from 1791.
  
  
• Texas Capitol
  Located in downtown Austin, the Italian Renaissance-Revival style capitol building was built in 1888 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The huge building has 400 rooms with over 900 windows as well as an art gallery and museum. Outside you will find 22 acres of monuments, statues, and gardens to enjoy.