Navigating the 2024 election has been no easy feat. With early winner predictions, long lines and ballot questions that are as long as a CVS receipt, stress levels are sky-high.
Lucky for you, Texas has got you covered. Whether you’re in the mood for live tunes, a relaxing yoga session or free bites, there’s no shortage of ways to decompress. Here’s everything to do in Texas to celebrate and relax on Election Day.
Austin
Chow down on chilli and hot dogs at Justine’s Brasserie
For a chill night, head to Justine’s Brasserie, where free chilli and hot dogs start flowing at 8pm on November 5. Grab a spot by the big screen TV to catch the latest election results, or take advantage of 25% off drinks at the full bar if you’d rather tune everything out.
Strike a pose at Yoga with Chelsea
If you prefer a dose of calm amid the election buzz, the Austin Public Library is hosting a yoga class led by Yoga with Chelsea on November 6. In the session, you’ll focus on breathwork, gentle movement, and sound healing. All you need is a yoga mat and yourself!
Listen to free music at the iVoted concert at Mohawk
Whether you voted or not, Mohawk invites Austinites of all ages to a free concert tonight. Listen to Bob Schneider and Me Nd Adam as they perform some folk, country, funk, and rock tunes. Doors open at 7pm, and the music kicks off at 8pm.
Dallas
Shop at Apothecary Social
If shopping is more your thing, swing by Apothecary Social for 15% off your purchase with proof of your “I voted” sticker. From clothes to home decor and fun gifts, this is the perfect spot for some retail therapy.
Dine in at Thunderbird Pies
What better way to offset Election stress than a pie of pizza? If you dine in at Thunderbird Pies, you can get $10 off a small budd pizza, a Detroit-style pie with a thick caramelized cheese crust, tomato sauce and plenty of cheese. Pair it with wings, salads or appetizers.
Houston
Election Watch Party with KPFT
Local station KPFT is inviting listeners to watch the results at Under the Volcano. There will be plenty of TVs to tune into the local and national results, and food and drinks are available to purchase—perfect for toasting your candidate or, if needed, a little consolation.