Texas Old Town

Texas Old Town is a great place to have a wedding or event. Beautiful surroundings, different sized venues and helpful staff.

Texas Old Town provided the perfect backdrop for our spring wedding ceremony. The scenery is beautiful as was the ceremony site and Redbud Hall. The staff was friendly, helpful, and accommodating and I loved having access to the facilities from 8am-​midnight on my wedding day. The bridal dressing area was large enough for myself and 5 bridesmaids to get ready with my mom and 2 hair stylists in the room with us. The venue was everything I wanted and could have asked for.

Absolutely gorgeous venue, Martha, along with Kristen were both very friendly and accommodating! Perfect venue for a beatiful wedding. I fell in love with Texas Old Town on my first visit and had my wedding in Sage Hall on February 28^th. The weather wasn’t the best and received plenty of help with moving the ceremony inside instead, which still made for a beautiful ceremony! Thank y’all for helping make my night perfect!

Decent priced venue and really nice too. From big to small events I recommend this place. Staff is cool, you can pay online, and they offer other services as well. I think it’s great for any bride

The entire Texas Old Town experience is an absolute joy! When planning an event to have such an attentive, professional venue manager is such a treat. Martha is one of the best out there! We recently held the Buda/​Kyle Younglife Roundup event at Tejas Hall and it was such a pleasure to work with Martha every step of the way. This is hands down one of the best venues around. What a treat to have this in the Hays community! Their support of local organizations and schools is so appreciated and shows that they care and are willing to go the extra mile for every client.

Our wedding was held in the beautiful Sage Hall on ¹⁄₁₄. I viewed several venues all over Austin and surrounding areas and had made a few possible selections. Then I came across Texas Old Town. The moment of my first contact with Texas Old Town, I felt valued as a potential customer. I regularly interacted with Martha, the site Manager. I honestly could not have asked for a more professional and helpful contact for them. As all brides tend to have, there were «things that came up» from my side and Martha was always very accommodating. We had frequent access to our venue for planning and measurements.
They have a list of suggested vendors, but you do not have to use them. This was a rare find as most venues require you to use their preferred vendors.
Please all around. Not one negative thing to say!

I had my wedding at Texas Old Town on November 2 in Redbud Hall and I would recommend it as a cute, rustic venue.
The good: it’s a spacious location and there is plenty of indoor and outdoor space. We were able to have the ceremony and do pictures outside, have the reception in the hall, and there was plenty of room for people to mingle, explore, step away or outside for a cigarette or cell phone conversation, etc. Martha, the general manager, was very easy to work with and promptly responded to all our emails and questions.
The not so good: the speakers in the hall are pretty awful, which didn’t really affect us as we had hired a DJ who brought in his own speakers, but if you’re going to do an ipod wedding, be advised that the sound quality of the speakers inside Redbud Hall is terrible. Also, we rented a microphone from Texas Old Town for the ceremony but couldn’t get it to work the day-​of and wasn’t able to get someone from the office to help us before the ceremony started, so we didn’t get to use it after all. It wasn’t a huge deal but it was slightly annoying to have to shout our wedding vows.
I thought the price was a little steep for a wedding venue that’s so far out of the Austin city limits, and the place is a little hard to find (our shuttle driver got lost), but it’s nice that they give you the whole day (16-​hour rental) to do whatever you want with the hall and the time.

We recently had our son’s wedding at Stone Hall. Martha and her terrific team at Texas Old Town could not have been more helpful in planning and providing detailed information and help. They were there every step of the way, and then, the day before and day-​of preparations they made sure that Stone Hall was spotlessly clean, even coming back to do the floors again after we had made a mess! Stone Hall was the perfect venue. Despite 100 degree temps outside, we were nice and cool inside, thanks to their habit of turning air conditioners on the day prior and keeping it monitored during our reception. I would definitely recommend– the grounds were lush green in August, manicured with beautiful flowers. Thank you Texas Old Town for a wonderful experience!

I had my wedding here in May and it was the easiest decision I made. Most of my vendors were a pain but the venue was great! Martha was super helpful and always got right back to me with any emails or texts I sent her. I was worried my wedding might feel impersonal since there are four halls and all had weddings going on at the same time but we truly never knew they were there.
We had so many compliments from our guests about Texas Old Town that I would recommend them to anyone getting married. Thanks for everything.

Wanna have a big ol Texasy wedding? Have it here! They have several halls to choose from. It feels like you’re in a ranch. The ceilings are high and the halls are spacious. The landscaping is pristine. The outside bar is cool and convenient on your way to the restroom.

I’ve had a number of experiences at Texas Old Town as an event guest over the past several years – events from annual summer office retreats to a wedding. TOT is truly a multipurpose venue – or should I say «venues». TOT has four halls, each environment isolated from the other: Redbud, Sage, Stone, and Tejas,. They can indeed host four weddings simultaneously.
My office retreats have all been hosted at Redbud Hall. Approaching this location, you feel as though you’ve gone back in time to a Pioneer town and expect to see the ghost of Hoss Cartwright or Festus at any moment. Given that I am a big fan of Americana and given the setting, I was halfway hoping for a gunfight. Well, we probably always have the necessary combatants on hand, no doubt, but the showdown never happened. On the flip side, the grounds and venue were flexible enough that they allowed for outdoor activities after our bellies were full.
But the best event so far (and the one that caused me to write this review) was a Saturday wedding I attended in mid-​January at Tejas Hall. Of course, the success of any wedding has a lot more to do with the budget, the preparation and the participants than anything else, but a bad venue can certainly detract from the joy of the moment. Luckily, Tejas Hall provided the perfect ambiance for my friends’ wedding. The gazebo stage, sound system, and seating were particularly idyllic and gave everyone in the modestly large guest list a personal experience of the ceremony. Ironically, to add to the rustic theme, the wedding ceremony was occasionally punctuated with the sounds of unrelated distant gunfire. Make no mistake – it wasn’t a shotgun wedding – but I guess I finally got my gunfight at TOT!
After the ceremony, the bride had thoughtfully provided for an open bar in the outdoor courtyard area while the requisite wedding photography was executed. TOT’s staff did an excellent job of keeping the bride’s guests happy and hydrated. Nearby were commodious restrooms that were clean, well-​stocked.
Last but not least, we moseyed into Tejas Hall itself for dinner and good times. The hall was so large that no one ever felt crowded, yet small enough that mingling was easy. The indoor bar was staged discreetly at the back of the capacious room, always nearby for a sip, but never in the way. The bride had also provided for a photo booth to capture the lighter side of her big day, and there was lots of room for the revelry that ensued. The dance floor was kept busy all night and had enough space for children and adults to each do their thing.
Despite being off the beaten path, Texas Old Town deserves serious consideration for a wedding and event venue, especially if you’re in the market for a Texas-​themed facility. While I can’t speak to the all-​important issues of affordability and workability, at least from a guest’s vantage point, I can enthusiastically say TOT provided all the makings for a lifetime of memories.

We have our wedding scheduled here for next year, thanks to Martha! She was so accommodating and made sure we got exactly what we wanted. Martha showed us all around the grounds until we found what fit us best. We are using Stone Hall and it is beautiful! I highly recommend scheduling an appointment with her, she’s great!

This place is a great site for a wedding. My roommate hosted hers at Sage Hall, and it was a beautiful site with a small bridge to the outdoor ceremony and charming backdrops for the bride and groom. The cabin interior was incredibly spacious, with warm lighting and a stage and floor great for dancing. The management was also incredibly helpful in moving large objects, getting the bar and beer ready, and helping clean after the event. Great experience visiting this site.

Couldn’t have asked for a better place to have our special day. We absolutely loved the venue– Stone Hall is BEAUTIFUL. All of our guests were blown away with the venue.
The surroundings are so peaceful, it makes you want to just sit there and take it all in.
The staff was great so attentive to our needs but stayed on the sidelines so we could do what we had planned.
I loved my bridal suite, it was spacious and beautiful .
Our favorite thing about this hall was the ceremony site. The waterfall adds an extra touch of serenity.
A big thank you to Martha, Gerri and all of the staff at Texas Old Town!

there are so many great things to be said about Texas Old Town, but i’ll try to keep this short & sweet.
of all the wedding venues we found in and around the Austin area, Texas Old Town was by far the best value for the price and hands down the most naturally gorgeous venue around.
Texas Old Town has pretty much everything you’ll need to make your big day a stunning success, and with four separate sites to choose from, you really can’t go wrong. for us, some of the highlights of TOT included:
– a wonderful, welcoming & helpful staff
– the grounds are beautiful & are secluded from traffic & neighborhood noise
– bride & groom changing rooms include a full bathroom with shower, along with a couch & plenty of mirrors
– all four sites include an outdoor ceremony site & indoor and/​or outdoor reception area (s)
– chairs for the ceremony site and tables/​chairs for the reception halls are included!
our wedding took place at Redbud Hall, and because it was already such a naturally beautiful space, we needed minimal decorations (which translates into minimal clean-​up). unlike many other venues we came across, clean-​up after your event was taken care of by the TOT staff. all you are responsible for is taking what you don’t want thrown away. trust me – this is a wonderful thing! the last thing you (and your guests, friends, family) will want to do at the end of your big day is clean up.
many thanks to Martha & the TOT staff for all your hard work in making our wedding an event to remember forever and ever and ever and ever…

This is what you need for a good wedding:
– food
– plenty of restrooms
– drinks
– a pretty venue
– drinks
– a close place for bridesmaids
– drinks
True or true? True. I attended a wedding here. And even though the actual reception didnt necessarily have a schedule, when you’re in a raw space with little management presence, you kind of get to do what you want. So we spent the majority of the day in the upstairs bridal dressing area and then the majority of the night dancing our life away.
It seemed that it was a product in/​trash out venue so there’s definitely some work at the end but at the very least, it was all unfinished wood and twinkly lights and whatever you wanted to happen between the bar and the full kitchen and the sound system.

We had our dream wedding here. The venue is gorgeous, and all of our guests raved about it. So happy we chose Texas Old Town.

When you enter the Texas Old Town property, you feel as though you’ve returned to a time from the past. It’s beautiful mature trees, and landscaped gardens all add the the warm Texas vibe the property carries.
Our wedding and reception were held on 8÷26÷11 in Texas Old Town — Redbud Hall with about 100 guests.
Martha and Danny — both were very friendly, patient, informative, and quick to respond. Danny and I began discussing rental terms 9 months before our event and was my main contact through the contract stage, Martha made sure all the loose ends were tied and was there to oversee the event on the day of.
Upon arrival our ceremony chairs were placed outside so we could set them us as we wished. The grass was perfectly cut and green. I LOVE the stone path leading to the arbor and also that the arbor provides some shade. Both the ceremony site and reception hall were very clean. The reception hall chairs and tables were placed in the middle of the room which made setting up a breeze. Some sound guys came in and offered to allow us to listen to music while we were setting up… bonus points for friendly staff. Recently they’re updated the curtains in the Redbud Hall dressing rooms and added some very comfortable couches. The kitchen was a little outdated — but if you have a caterer, the only thing you’ll really need to use is the refrigerator (which is big AND cold). We were in no way cramped in the hall and had a pretty large dance floor.
If I were getting married again, I would without a doubt use Texas Old Town again.

This last month of March has been a matrimonial grind. I’ve had a wedding every single weekend… But I can say with all confidence that the wedding at Texas Old Town has been the best! The beauty of this place is in the simplicity of the décor. The wood building makes for a soft and warm ambience that you want in a wedding. The grounds are landscaped perfectly with a small creek running through it. My only problem with this place is a trek to Kyle, Texas. This should be a place to consider when looking for a wedding venue.

I am at awe this is a secret, and I thought I knew it all as far as wedding venues but this is in Kyle hidden in the country off country roads the area has plenty of parking, two different locations were the weddings are going on .
The Texas look was great as well as the horses they had it was an outside wedding then crossed over a wooden bridge if we choose to and to reception hall beautiful and Texas .
My Niece got married there and we went with our mouth open where the heck are we we asked each other cr136, stage craft road Jesus we are in the country winding dirt roads loved it.