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Plan Your Visit
Everyone is welcome at ISKCON Austin — no invitation, dress code, or prior knowledge needed. Here's everything to know before you come.
What to Expect
Your First Visit
Arrive any time during the Sunday program — most guests come around 11:00 AM for kirtan (congregational chanting), stay for a short class on the Bhagavad-gita, and finish with a free vegetarian feast. You're welcome to just observe, or join in.
- •Shoes are removed before entering the temple room — a shelf is provided near the entrance.
- •Seating is on the floor, though cushions and chairs are available for anyone who needs them.
- •Modest, comfortable clothing is welcome — traditional dress is common but never required.
- •Greeters are on hand to answer questions and help you feel at home.
Can't make it in person yet? You can start practicing today — see our guide to Krishna Consciousness at Home.
Weekly Rhythm
Sunday Schedule
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Ecstatic Kirtan
Congregational chanting and dancing open to all — no experience needed.
11:40 AM – 12:30 PM
Bhagavad-gita Study & Q&A
A talk on the Bhagavad-gita followed by open questions and discussion.
12:30 PM – 1:00 PM
Aarti & Prasadam
Closing aarti followed by a free vegetarian feast, offered to Krishna and shared with everyone.
Getting Here
Directions & Parking
Two locations — tap a card for schedule and directions.
Sunday Programs
12012 N Interstate 35, Austin, TX 78753, USA
Sunday Feast, kirtan, and the weekly Bhagavad-gita class are held here.
Get Directions →New Temple (Under Construction)
1311 Collinwood W Dr, Austin, TX 78753, USA
Site of ISKCON Austin's future permanent home — see the Virtual Tour for renderings.
Get Directions →Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear?+
Modest, comfortable clothing is welcome — there's no strict dress code for visitors. Many devotees wear traditional Indian clothing, but it isn't required.
Is there anything to eat?+
Yes — a free vegetarian feast (prasadam) is offered every Sunday after the program, open to everyone regardless of background.
Do I need to know anything about Krishna consciousness beforehand?+
Not at all. Newcomers are welcome at every program, and temple greeters are happy to explain what's happening as it unfolds.
Is parking available?+
Yes, free on-site parking is available at the temple.
Can I bring my family, including children?+
Absolutely — Sunday programs are family-friendly, with activities for children and a warm, welcoming community.
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