The Princeton Palace is a garden venue located at 2505 Princeton Dr, Austin, Texas. The handcrafted stage was made from recycled materials by creative artist and musician, Frank  Meyer, with help and hard work from The Therapy Sisters who call this beautiful place home. The venue includes a green room, accessible restroom, in-house PA and engineer, and shady seating for 100. 

The Princeton Palace hosts musicians such as Zoe Lewis, The Austin Lounge Lizards, Bill Oliver and the Otter Space Band, as well as events like The Women of Note Music Festival, an annual Peace & Justice Fest, and the occasional wedding! 

ALWAYS PAY WHAT YOU CAN, the Princeton Palace welcomes all!
Plenty of parking in the neighborhood. 

Upcoming Shows

BookWoman's ongoing 50th birthyear party and songfest

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Princeton Palace, 2505 Princeton Dr, Austin, Texas 78741

BookWoman is one of the oldest feminist bookstores in the U.S. and is celebrating 50 years. We'll celebrate and sing about it. You don't need to be a bibliophile to appreciate both the historical significance and the continuing life-giving importance of this women's community hub, and its matriarch, Susan Post. Both will be feted as we feature some of the many chanteuses who delighted patrons and filled the store with music over many years. https://ebookwoman.com/

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Big Sky Collective

Princeton Palace, 2505 Princeton Dr, Austin, Texas 78741

Experimental Jazz Fusion. • Big Sky Collective blends progressive rock, jazz fusion, orchestral textures, and video game-inspired soundtracks into an energetic live show.

• Psytrus - an Instrumental Fusion band born in Austin, Texas. A wildly eclectic combination of Psych Rock, Funk, Middle Eastern/World, Metal, and Jazz, Psytrus takes what you thought about genre and chucks that into a woodchipper. Armed with innovative harmony, danceable riffs and an undeniable groove, Psytrus is ready to take you on the musical journey you didn’t know you needed.

• Kevin Metzger is an Austin-based guitarist and multi-instrumentalist whose artistry spans jazz fusion, classical and early music, progressive rock, American folk, and experimental atonality.

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