About us
Rainbow Connections ATX (a program of Family Eldercare) invites ALL LGBTQIA+Two-Spirit people & allies ages 18-110 to come together & create community through potlucks, storytelling events, dances & more! We will be bringing activities all over Austin as well as the greater Austin area. We want to meet ALL of you! We are also actively seeking volunqueers.
Upcoming events
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Join RCATX in the Legends of PRIDE Parade Moment
The Texas State Capital Building, 1100 Congress St, Austin, TX, USWe’d love for you to join Rainbow Connections ATX, AGE of Central Texas, and the Alzheimer’s Association for our 4th year marching together in the Austin PRIDE Parade as we celebrate the Central Texas Legends of PRIDE!
Saturday, August 22, 2026
* Please plan for approximately 5:00–9:00 PM
(Exact arrival time and location details will be shared closer to the event.)Whether you’re: A proud member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community, an ally, A “Legend admirer”, Or a true Legend of PRIDE yourself
—we’d love to celebrate with you!
Who is a “Legend of PRIDE”?
LGBTQIA2S+, Age 60+, Living in Central TexasThis year, AGE of Central Texas is providing an accessible, air-conditioned bus for our Legends and anyone who may need seating or mobility support during the parade. Participants are welcome to walk with signs of love and encouragement, and hand out festive PRIDE items along the route however they cannot advertise.
To participate, every person (including volunteers) must complete a waiver by August 14.

Sign up here: CLICK HERE TO JOIN PARADE!
Route details and meeting times are given out to those who register the week before the parade.9 attendees
Online Support Group for LGBTQIA2S+ Caregivers
Location not specified yetThe 2nd Saturday of each month from 11am-Noon on Zoom.
This is an online support group for LGBTQIA2S+ Caregivers and Allies caregiving for those in the community.
It is a space of peer support led by Robert Arambel, LMSW and Hetty Borinstein, LMSW Volunteer, offered by Rainbow Connections ATX.All participants will be pre-screened to create a safer & supportive space.
Once you have been pre-screened you will be given the Zoom info and are free to drop in as you need.
Please do not share the group Zoom link - do feel free to share the interest form link (click & fill out to request a spot).This support group is open to LGBTQIA2S+ people 18-110 who are currently caregiving, have been a caregiver in the past, and those who anticipate being in the caregiving role in the future.
There is value to past, present, and future experiences/preparations.
2 attendees
Bat Viewing at Sundown!
Ann Richards Congress Ave Bridge, 1 Congress Avenue, Austin, TX, USWhen was the last time you went to see the bats fly out from under the S. Congress Ave. bridge?
Did you move here recently and have never been?
JOIN US!
Sunday, September 13th at 7:00pm-*8:30pm *(sunsets at 7:38pm ~ they come out right at dusk or once dark usually)
Texas reigns supreme for bat viewing.
It boasts the world's largest urban bat colony. Austin, the “bat capital of the United States,” is famous for its bridge-dwelling bats; 1.5 million free-tailed bats live in crevices under the Congress Avenue Bridge.
Facts About Bats in Austin:
Austin's resident bats are Mexican free-tailed bats, which migrate each spring from central Mexico to various roosts all over the southwestern U.S. On their nightly flights the bats eat anywhere from 10,000 to 30,000 pounds of insects, including mosquitoes and harmful agricultural pests.Details:
Viewing is free from the Austin American-Statesman’s Bat Observation Area on the southeast side of Congress Avenue.
However, there is a fee for parking in the lot near the viewing area — see www.statesman.com/Austin-Bat-FAQs for details.Wanna take public transportation?
https://www.capmetro.org/plan/schedmapAccessibility: the grass viewing area is slightly sloped and the trail under the bridge could be difficult for a walker as it's not paved.
This is a family friendly event ~ look for us with our rainbow fans :)
All minors must be accompanied by their guardian.7 attendees
Past events
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