Waterloo Park and Moody Amphitheater will open to the public on Saturday, August 14, 2021.
In partnership with the City of Austin, Waterloo Greenway will commemorate its grand opening with an inaugural all-day event called CommUNITY Day — a free, family-friendly festival with dozens of activations and live performances representing cultures from around the world, all in the reimagined 11-acre park.
This week, 3,000 seats were set up on Moody Amphitheater’s lower lawn for the first time. This is just a glimpse at what the venue will look like when our inaugural concert season kicks off later this year!
Get your tickets to upcoming concerts at moodyamphitheater.com!
International and Local Artists Partner to Bring Mural to Austin Community Waterloo Park will soon feature stunning artwork by internationally-renowned Venezuelan artist Arturo Herrera in a larger than life art mural that was inspired by its natural habitat along Waller Creek. The mural has been commissioned by Waterloo Greenway Conservancy in partnership with the City […]
As we prepare to reopen Waterloo Park this August, we’re seeking proposals from experienced, locally-authentic food truck vendors.
The Glass Animals “Dreamland Tour” is headed to Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park on September 12!
This is the first of many concerts announced by our partners at Live Nation and C3 Presents! Stay tuned for more information about upcoming shows at Moody Amphitheater, Waterloo Greenway membership exclusive presales, and much more.
In partnership with the City of Austin, Waterloo Greenway Conservancy today announced that the highly-anticipated Waterloo Park and Moody Amphitheater will open to the public in August 2021.
The opening marks the completion of the first phase of Waterloo Greenway’s 35-acre connected urban park system, creating a new mobility corridor and a reactivated Waller Creek.
On this very special day dedicated to trees, we’re taking a look back at the 150-ton heritage live oak that was relocated from the State Capitol Complex to Waterloo Park in 2019, thanks to a partnership between the State of Texas, the City of Austin, and Waterloo Greenway.
This feat was a giant leap in the development of a reimagined Waterloo Park, set to open this summer.
Waterloo Greenway believes that future of our community is being cultivated in the minds of our youngest learners. To kick off our educational programming, we asked AISD and Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI) elementary school students to help us tell the tale of our ever-elusive mascot, the Creek Monster.
As construction nears completion at Waterloo Park, scheduled to open later this summer, we will begin installing and testing sound equipment at the new Moody Amphitheater. The audio tests will take place intermittently during the day on Saturday, April 10, and on Sunday, April 11.
Waterloo Greenway today announced the appointment of Kathy Miller as interim CEO to guide the organization forward as former CEO Peter Mullan departs for a new role as Chief of Architecture and Urban Design for the Austin Transit Partnership (ATP). Miller began her post with the Conservancy on March 15, previously serving as Executive Director of the Texas Freedom Network for 16 years.
