Austin Parks and Recreation describes an all-ages program prepared by a high-school organization, with connection, creativity and well-being among its aims. The listing does not name the activities and also labels the session “Virtual Event.”

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Playing To Heal is described as a hands-on program for people of all ages, but its listing gives more detail about its aims than about the activities or how participants will join.
Austin Parks and Recreation identifies Playing to Heal as a high-school organization that brings activities to people of all ages. The session is listed at Conley Guerrero Senior Activity Center, but no narrower age eligibility is stated; the center’s name alone does not establish an age restriction for this program.
The description does not identify a game, craft or other specific activity, or give a sequence for the session. If knowing what participants will do would affect your decision, ask staff when you RSVP.
Further reading: Playing To Heal | AustinTexas.gov ↗
November 13, 2026, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. The page labels Playing To Heal a “Recurring Event,” but provides no other dates.
The listing gives Conley Guerrero Senior Activity Center as the venue and also displays “Virtual Event,” without explaining whether the program is in person, online or offered in both formats. Confirm the format with a staff member before traveling. The page asks attendees to RSVP with center staff and lists Justin Talioaga at 512-978-2660.
The listing does not state an admission fee or other participation terms beyond the RSVP request.
The event is listed at Conley Guerrero Senior Activity Center, 808 Nile Street, Austin, TX 78702. The event page provides a map link for the destination.
The listing does not specify a transit route, parking arrangements or an entrance for this event. CapMetro provides a trip planner, but the supplied transit information does not identify service to this destination. Use the map links to calculate directions from your own starting point.
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The listing gives the center’s address and also labels the event “Virtual Event,” without clarifying whether it is in person, online or both. Confirm with center staff before setting out.
The listing describes play and hands-on activities but does not name specific activities or give a sequence. Ask staff when you RSVP if you need to know what is planned.
The listing asks attendees to contact a Conley Guerrero staff member and names Justin Talioaga at 512-978-2660.
808 Nile Street, Austin, TX 78702
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Event, planning and background information checked 2026-11-06 against the linked sources.