More than just a biker bar, Hardtails Bar & Grill has weekly specials and events including Poker Night, Karaoke, Live Music and Free Pool!

1515 N. IH 35
Georgetown, Texas
Right next door to Hog Alley!
(512) 869-5454
hardtailsbarandgrill.com

The Landmark is a live jazz and blues club. Enjoy live music, happy hour and appetizers in this beautiful space overlooking historic downtown Georgetown.

The Tavern also has a small room to rent out for meetings or small parties.

The Landmark Tavern
701 Main Street, Second Floor
(512) 819-0100
www.landmarktaverngeorgetown.com

Georgetown’s premier family entertainment center!  40 lanes of bowling fun, party rooms, cafe, arcade, sports bar, billiards, and shuffleboard tables!  Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

1010 N. Austin Avenue
512.930.2200
www.melslonestarlanes.com

The City Lights 12-screen movie theater features an Art Deco style that hearkens back to the Golden Age of film. Have dinner at City Café, a full-service restaurant in the lobby. A unique and fun venue for corporate meetings, all theatres are equipped with digital projectors and video conferencing technology.

420 Wolf Ranch Parkway
Georgetown, TX 78626
512.868.9922
http://www.citylightstheatres.com/

Come see what the sky has for you to behold on a clear Georgetown evening!  See a beautiful crescent moon or brilliant planets.  As the evening proceeds, view the season’s visible constellations. On hand to guide viewing will be S.U. Physics Department faculty and talented observers from the Williamson County Astronomy Club . Fountainwood Viewing Nights are always FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. The Observatory is located on the northeast side of the Southwestern University campus adjacent to the Rockwell Baseball Field. For weather-related updates about viewing nights, call the Fountainwood Observatory hotline at 512-863-1242 or the main Southwestern University number, before 5 p.m., 512-863-6511.  For viewing schedule and more details, click on the website below.

http://www.southwestern.edu/offices/observatory/

Time Magazine referred to Wildfire as a “reason to move to Georgetown.” The food is artistically presented but straightforward and hearty, appealing to both the epi-curious and the real meat-and-potato folk as well. Atmospheric and relaxed, Wildfire sets a standard for fine dining.