5 fascinating ways to celebrate Jane Austen

In 2025, Jane Austen fans attend a double celebration: the 250th anniversary of the beloved author and the 20th anniversary of the iconic film adaptation of Joe Wright Pride and prejudice. These milestones are the perfect excuse to celebrate Austin’s legacy. What better place to celebrate than Austin, Texas, the name is linked to the author himself? We are spilling out the tealiest ever, here are five ways to celebrate Jane Austen in Austen, from literary events to film screenings and more!

Here are 5 fascinating ways to celebrate Austin Jane Austen

Pride and Prejudice (2005) Release in Selected Theatres

Focus feature has been re-released Pride and prejudice (2005) is the 20th anniversary. The film stars Keira Knightley, Matthew Macfadyen, Donald Sutherland, Judi Dench and others. You can find nearby screening hours and theaters by placing a postal code here. You can also watch it at home; the movie is currently on Netflix and can be rented or purchased on most other streaming services. So call your friends, cook some potatoes and make a party from it!

Fun fact: Actress Emma Thompson starred and wrote the 1995 adaptation Consciousness and sensitivity,,,,, I also wrote a script from 2005 Pride and prejudice. She chose to be uncredible, but was discovered later!

Make Austen weird

On May 4, Bookpeople is celebrating its Jane Austen Day! Jane Austen is officially the author's birthday, December 16, we love Austin keeps Austen weird! The event will have everything Jane Austen fans dream of (except Mr. Darcy himself). They have Treasure Hunt Gameyou can find a bachelor's degree in qualified Jane Austen Books here and earn coupons in the store if you find all. They will have a photo booth with a theme background and props. Coffeepeople's afternoon tea will have a dedicated menu to suit the theme of the day. You can even take your little ones; they will have a kid's story time on Austin themed books and crafts. The activity we are most excited to tell you is the Regent’s dance hall dance class! You read the correct one. There will be three different group meetings, one of which will be children.

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stroll

Most of Jane Austen's characters live in the countryside of England, and outdoor activities are an important part of Regent's life. Here are some outdoor spaces we think deserve to be inspired by Elizabeth Bennet. Although it's not Mansfield Park, Mayfield Park It is a great place to walk and take peacocks and so on. Barton Springs, Bird Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and Bonnell Mountain are all amazing places to stroll, maybe have a picnic or even find a good reading spot.

There is a simple afternoon tea party for

As Fanny Price of Mansfield Park said, “But I would rather be apart from tea.” Austin is surprisingly good Choice of tea. For example, Driskill Hotel, W Hotel, Brentwood Social House, Four Seasons, Kendra Scott and Ladymoon Tea Room. Some keep the tradition, others place their unique spins on afternoon tea. Make sure to check time and availability ahead of time.

Go to the dance hall

Although the dance in the Regency era is outdated, there is no ballroom in Texas. Whether you're a professional looking to show off or want to take classes, dance halls like Broken Spoke are Austin equal to the balls at Netherfield Park. So, get your boots and dance cards ready and you may find yourself with Mr. Darcy on the dance floor.

If you are looking for more ways to celebrate Jane Austen’s 250th birthday, you can find everything you need here.

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