The grounds of the Austin Museum of Art-Laguna Gloria have delighted visitors for many years. Stephen F. Austin once owned the property, which he described as being "on the Colorado at the foot of the mountains."

AMOA-Laguna Gloria is an outdoors venue that consists of twelve acres of some of the most beautiful parkland in Central Texas, including a mile of Lake Austin shoreline. Home to the Austin Museum of Art-Laguna Gloria, the site features a Mediterranean-style house built in 1916 by Clara Driscoll, best known as savior of the Alamo. The historic Driscoll house and surrounding grounds are listed on local, state, and federal historic site registries.

Your use of Laguna Gloria is limited only by your imagination, and we invite you to join us to view the grounds and consider the possibilities. We take great pride in our historic venue and the high quality of service we provide. Our expertise in designing, organizing, and executing special events is personalized and time-honored. We look forward to working with you, as it is our pleasure to assist you.

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