Families are invited to join stop by the Neill-Cochran House Museum for an afternoon of making pop-up books on Sunday, Feb. 7 from 1-4 p.m. Kids can learn how to make their own pop-up designs or decorate pop-up Valentine’s Day cards. Free!
As part of their Sunday Funday series, they will also have a museum scavenger hunt and, weather permitting, games on the museum grounds. Stop on by! No tickets necessary for this free afternoon of at-your-own-pace Austin history.
More Sunday-Funday Dates & Activities:
The Neill-Cochran House Museum will be open to the public for free programs during every first Sunday of the month. Mark your calendars for these scheduled activities:
- March 6: Invisible Ink
- April 3: Simple Machines
- May 1: Lightbulbs, Leyden Jars, and more
The Neill-Cochran House Museum is considered to be one of Austin’s three most important historic residences. Built in 1855 as a suburban estate, this impressive Greek Revival house has survived war, neglect, and the immense growth of the University of Texas area and the capital city.
Free museum parking is located behind the house, and the driveway is on 23rd street between Leon and San Gabriel. When the lot is full, they recommend the garage at University Towers at 23rd and Pearl.
You can visit the Neill-Cochran House Museum website for more info.
Have fun!
