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Broken Spoke
3201 S. Lamar Blvd. Austin, TX 78704
512-442-6189 Est. 1964
"Last of the True Texas Dancehalls" -
James M. White
DANCE LESSONS w/ Terri White!!
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY
NIGHTS 8-9PM
DANCEHALL OPENS AT 7:15PM
TUESDAY - SATURDAY
LIVE MUSIC IN RESTAURANT AREA
(no cover - please tip the musicians)
Tues. 6-8pm Wed 6-8 pm
Thurs 6-8pm Friday 6-8pm &
Saturday 6-8pm
LIVE MUSIC IN DANCEHALL AREA
(cover charge - dancehall opens at 7:15pm)
Tuesday 8:15pm-11:15pm
Wednesday 9pm - 12am
Thursday 9pm-12am
Friday 9pm-1am &
Saturday 9pm-1am
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BROKEN SPOKE OPENS @ 4PM TUES. - SAT
GEORGE STRAIT BDAY BASH!
Sat. May 17th @ 9pm
THE STATELINE BAND w/
Members of George's Ace in the Hole Band!!
and Special Guests
Alvin Crow
Sat. May 10th & 31st
Sat. June 28th &
Sat. July 12th
9pm-1am Dancehall
Texas Country Music Hall of Famer
Texas Western Swing Hall of Famer
90s COUNTRY NIGHT!!!
EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 9PM-12AM
Michael Monroe Goodman
James M White
Owner of the Broken Spoke since 1964. He named it, built it and still runs it today.
Dolly Parton & James M. White
Broken Spoke Neon Sign
James M White
Owner of the Broken Spoke since 1964. He named it, built it and still runs it today.
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Check Out Some Of
Our New Bands at the
Broken Spoke!!
Click on the Pics to see videos
Michael Monroe
Goodman
EVERY WEDNESDAY
NIGHT 9PM-12AM
90s COUNTRY NIGHTS
ALL HAT NO CADILLAC
Sat. June 7th
9pm-1am Dancehall
TUMBLEWEED HILL
Sat. May 24th & Sat. June 14th
9pm-1am Dancehall
SADDLE SORES
WED. JUNE 18TH
@ 9pm-12am DANCEHALL
Manny Velazquez
EVERY WEDNESDAY 6-8PM
Y'all Come Out
& Support
LIVE MUSIC
Two-Step Lessons!
Dinner & A Show!
Private Parties/
Events
Two-Step/Swing Lessons
Wednesday - Saturday 8p-9pm
Terri White- Dance Instructor
Best Dance Lessons in Texas!
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No line-dancing allowed! :)
Come eat a great Chicken Fried Steak or some BBQ and enjoy a free show every night Tues-Sat 6-8pm! Don't forget to tip the band.
Throw your next private party or event at the Broken Spoke! Your guests and friends will really experience Texas and they'll know they're in a real
honky-tonk...not Carnegie Hall!
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