The Rock Rose location of the bar is making mint juleps just for the race. It’s also running a contest where the person who picks the winning horse will receive a prize. The bar opens at 9 a.m.

The Manor Road bar is getting into the Kentucky Derby spirit with multiple contests, a hat-making station, and mint juleps starting at 2 p.m.

The downtown bar is combining its Derby Day party with the Star Wars celebration beginning at 11 a.m. There will be cocktails with glow stick straws and mint juleps, plus prizes for those who pick the winning horse.

The downtown bar, which will screen the race, will offer $7 bourbon, Prescription, and brandy juleps all night.

The downtown Austin whiskey bar will mix up juleps made with its own Seven Grand Woodford or the Old Forester Single Barrel Bourbon. Those who predict the winning and losing horses will potentially receive a prize.

The East Sixth bar’s Derby Day party features a mint julep special and hot browns, along with best dressed contest and a hat-making station. Doors open at noon.

Horse nonprofit HorseLink is hosting a kid-friendly Derby Day party at the downtown food hall, where dressing up is encouraged, plus themed food and drinks, live music, prizes, contests, games, and more. It runs from 3 to 8 p.m.

Fairmont’s lobby bar Fulton will offer mint juleps, Old Fashioneds, and live music while it screens the race, beginning at 2 p.m.

The Rainey Street hotel restaurant will feature bourbon oysters, hot brown sandwiches, frozen juleps, and live music at 2 p.m.

The South Lamar bar will serve mint juleps during the horse race starting at noon.

The newly relocated winery is offering its take on the cocktail de jour with the mint julep wine cocktail. It’s made with sauvignon blanc, ginger ale, mint, and ice. It begins at 11 a.m.

Black Sheep Lodge’s annual Derby Day party starts at 2 p.m. The bar will host best-dressed and most elaborate hat contests. Don’t have a hat? There will be a hat-making station. Plus there’s a race contest, mint juleps, and beers.