TACO Talk: The Art of Appraising Art
Join us as Dr. Francine Carraro and Lee Ann Whatley share their expertise.
"Murder at the Museum: 1919" - Interactive Theater
Local theater company, Working Poets, brings to life an interactive theatrical game of love, lies, murder and…justice?
"Murder at the Museum: 1919" - Interactive Theater
Local theater company, Working Poets, brings to life an interactive theatrical game of love, lies, murder and…justice?
Quilt in a Jar Workshop with Deb Harris
Dive into quilting with our current artist on view.
"Murder at the Museum: 1919" - Interactive Theater
Local theater company, Working Poets, brings to life an interactive theatrical game of love, lies, murder and…justice?
Stories on the Lawn: The Office
A night of Moth-style true personal stories told by Austin's funniest and most poignant comedians and storytellers.
Urban Enslavement in Austin – NCHM Slave Quarters Tour [November 2026]
A one-hour tour exploring the complicated influence of slavery on the city and how the impact of that institution resonates even today.
Modern Times x TACO - Georgia O’Keeffe in West Texas
This Modern Times Lecture by Dr. Amy Von Lintel will explore the prolific painter Georgia O’Keeffe, with a focus on her time spent in West Texas.
Urban Enslavement in Austin – NCHM Slave Quarters Tour [January 2027]
A one-hour tour exploring the complicated influence of slavery on the city and how the impact of that institution resonates even today.
Artist Talk with Deb Harris
Dive deeper into “Thoughts in Fiber” during the exhibition’s last day on view.
Modern Times - The First Film Studio in Texas
Kathy Fuller-Seeley tells the story of the Star Film Ranch and its pioneering crew, who created the first “authentic” Westerns filmed in Texas.
Modern Times - Race, Resistance, and Remembrance: Buffalo Soldiers in the Southwest from Brownsville and Beyond
This Modern Times Lecture by Morgan Betting-Coleman will explore the intricacies of the 1906 Brownsville Raid.
Halloween Carnival at the NCHM 2026
A free outdoor Halloween Carnival with games, crafts, and a bouncy house on the front lawn!
Urban Enslavement in Austin – NCHM Slave Quarters Tour [October 2026]
A one-hour tour exploring the complicated influence of slavery on the city and how the impact of that institution resonates even today.
Sunday Funday: Quilting with Deb Harris
Enjoy a family craft activity- making a quilt square at the Neill-Cochran House Museum.
Do You Need to Read "The Confidence Man"? [Sunday Performance]
Descendant of Herman Melville, Elizabeth Doss, talks back to his final novel in this one woman show.
Do You Need to Read "The Confidence Man"? [Saturday Performance]
Descendant of Herman Melville, Elizabeth Doss, talks back to his final novel in this one woman show.
Do You Need to Read "The Confidence Man"? [Friday Performance]
Descendant of Herman Melville, Elizabeth Doss, talks back to his final novel in this one woman show.
TACO Talk: The Art of Tom Lea
Join us as Becky Duval Reese shares her memories of artist, muralist, writer, war correspondent, Tom Lea.
"Thoughts in Fiber" Opening Reception
Celebrating the opening of an exhibition of artwork by Deb Harris.
Book Launch: Searching for Jane Crow by Talitha L. LeFlouria
Author talk and book signing to celebrate the publication of Talitha L. LeFlouria's groundbreaking new book.
Austin Museum Day 2026
Austin Museum Day is a day of engaging activities and free admission at museums across the city. Join the Neill-Cochran House Museum for a free day of crafts, fun, and Austin history!
Modern Times - The Opening of the Houston Ship Channel
The first lecture in Modern Times Season 21 by Dr. Geoffrey Connor.
Stories on the Lawn: Collisions
A night of Moth-style true personal stories told by Austin's funniest and most poignant comedians and storytellers.
Jack White Retrospective Curator Talk
Discussing an exhibition of artwork by Jack White.
Urban Enslavement in Austin – NCHM Slave Quarters Tour [August 2026]
A one-hour tour exploring the complicated influence of slavery on the city and how the impact of that institution resonates even today.
Sunday Funday: Clay Magnets
Enjoy a family craft activity- making clay magnets with your friends at the Neill-Cochran House Museum.
Urban Enslavement in Austin – NCHM Slave Quarters Tour [July 2026]
A one-hour tour exploring the complicated influence of slavery on the city and how the impact of that institution resonates even today.
Sunday Funday: Red, White, and Blue Tie Dyeing
Enjoy a family craft activity tie dyeing with your friends at the Neill-Cochran House Museum.
Postcards from America: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness [Saturday Performance]
Harp and flute duo Chaski join with soprano Mikaela Pace to explore five centuries of American music.
Civil War Chaos in Texas Author Talk and Book Signing
Author and historian Lori Duran exhumes a treacherous and tumultuous time in Texas’s early statehood.
Postcards from America: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness [Sunday Performance]
Harp and flute duo Chaski join with soprano Mikaela Pace to explore five centuries of American music.
Postcards from America: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness [Friday Performance]
Harp and flute duo Chaski join with soprano Mikaela Pace to explore five centuries of American music.
Do You Need to Read the Confidence Man? [Sunday Performance] - SOLD OUT
Herman Melville Descendent Elizabeth Doss “Talks Back” to Melville’s Final Novel, The Confidence Man.
Do You Need to Read the Confidence Man? [Saturday Performance]
Herman Melville descendent Elizabeth Doss “talks back” to Melville’s final novel, The Confidence Man.
Do You Need to Read the Confidence Man? [Friday Performance]
Herman Melville descendent Elizabeth Doss “talks back” to Melville’s final novel, The Confidence Man.
Great American Images
A captivating look at the images that make up the visual fabric of our nation's cultural tapestry.
Juneteenth 2026 Celebration at the Neill-Cochran House Museum
A day of reflection, celebration, and community as we commemorate Emancipation and the ongoing journey towards equality.
Sunday Funday: Flag Day!
A hands-on, family-friendly craft activity paper making an original, personal flag in celebration of America’s 250th birthday.
Jack White Retrospective Opening Reception
Celebrating the opening of an exhibition of artwork by Jack White.
30 Wet Dogs / Fontaine Watercolors Open House
Don’t miss this last chance to see 30 Wet Dogs and Paul Fontaine and His WWII Watercolors.