This place has a place for people to come in and play DND. They sell a lot of pieces and sets of…read moredice for it as well as other similar games like dnd. I'm not the most familiar with it as I come to bring my 13 year old son. You can buy a membership monthly to the store which gives you a pretty good discount on the merchandise which is worth it if your buying often. They sell snack and have a drink fountain for the players as well.

Was there playing magic one day and it was hot we noticed a fan and wanted to move it a bit towards…read moreus but the owner yelled at us to not move them, idk why yelling at your customers who buy stuff at your store would be a good idea. Next time be nice about it.

We only found out this week that this museum existed. It was featured on the local news…read more It's only open to the public on Saturdays from 10:00am to 5:00 pm. The weekdays appear to be devoted to schools and workshops. The museum is free but donations are appreciated. There are tour guides to take you chronologically through the exhibits. The main themes of the exhibits are electricity and communication and how they came to be. You are taken from Morse code, ticker tape, western union, punch cards and old computers through one of the first cell phones invented in the mid-90s by a local man, who happens to be the same person who created this museum. Of course, the best is saved for last. Who doesn't love Tesla coils firing to the Star Wars theme, followed by Walk like an Egyptian? Sweet. Go there and enjoy. Donate generously. We need our kids to keep up with the rest of the world.

We were disappointed. Only the flight sim had a guide to tell you how to use it. Every other…read moreexhibit was a QR code on a kiosk and you just read about it or struggled to figure it out using the kiosk. A few computers had games but that's as interactive as it got. Everything is blocked off by ropes so interactive is extremely minimal. Glad it was free

I had never heard of this place! We went for a friend's kid's birthday party and my 4yr old loved…read moreit!!! She was able to draw/color with paint, markers, oil colors. They have little aprons and washing stations and a section for the kids to eat food and the cake. They also broke a piñata outside. 10 out of 10!!! Wish I would have taken pictures but my hands were too busy and dirty LOL

Best place in town for art camp. Kids have been going 10 years. Couldn't recommend them more.read more

I'm a big fan of ASMBLY and so happy to be a member! I originally joined bc my boyfriend was…read morejoining and I thought if he was going to be here all of the time, I might as well hang out too. Well now I'm here constantly making everything I can think of. It's especially great for the holidays and making personalized one of a kind gifts for family and friends. I learn a lot very quickly because the members are social and always down to brainstorm. The space is constantly updating and overall it's one of the coolest things to do in Austin

Awesome place for taking classes or just accessing space and tools for person DIY projects.read more

I've worked remotely with Eve and Kristen for years, but I only just visited the studio for the…read morefirst time. I'm hoping to schedule an event before too long, and knowing them, I'm sure it'll be great!

Need access to tools and a community of makers? Look no further, this is THE PLACE in Austin and…read morehas been for over a decade. From fabric arts to metalworking to woodworking to coding to electronics, this place has it all. Recommended.