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Eeyore's Birthday Party Pease Park ATX April 2026 Edition.


 "If Eeyore's Birthday Party ever goes away, you'll know Austin TX is dead. "Eeyore's is one of those things that is keeping Austin Alive." --Attendee 

GVM in person Review of Eeyore's 2026 Event. 

1.) I'd like to first commend and applaud the Pease Park Conservancy for pleasantly restoring, upgrading and re-nature beautifying Pease Park. In current times, Pease Park located circa West 12th and Lamar in the heart of Austin, TX is clean, well groomed and looking inviting. 

2.) Eeyores' is truly an all ages & all walks of life, welcoming 1 day event and festival. From new parents, to babies, kids, toddlers, young adults, middle agers to those 70 yr+ hippie peaceful boomers, everyone gets along and feels included.

3.) The Drum Circles are fun, groovy and keep the energetic pulse of the day, and vibes going. The Craft Beer selection is top notch.

4.) Thanks to all of the Volunteers for creating such a successful, fun and free event to attend in person.



















Photo above: GVM and Retired Jeffrey's Restaurant Waiter, Clarksville Resident and Austin's personality: Johnny.









Photo Above Travis County Constable Precinct 3, Mr. Stacy Suits and GVM 









The Roman Empire brought Grapes













a Sound Bath in action.

Acro-athletic Yoga. Acro-Yoga.


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