Events in Austin, TX

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Hosted at Nature's Treasures Event Center, this fair brings together metaphysical vendors and holistic practitioners for a welcoming exploration of mind, body, and spirit. Explore crystals and other metaphysical goods, seek tarot readings, experience energy healing, and find wellness resources in a calm setting. Admission and parking are free, and the event is open to everyone.

Texas State travels to Austin to face the Texas Longhorns in an early-season matchup at Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium. This in-state clash places the Bobcats on a big stage while the Longhorns aim to set the tone at home, and the size of the crowd and lively game-day atmosphere could influence momentum quickly. The game offers a first look at how both teams begin their season.

This walking taco tour in Central East Austin showcases standout taquerías, from Michelin-recognized trucks to long-standing neighborhood favorites. The route is packed with flavor, featuring tacos sauced with rich mole, succulent barbacoa, smoky birria consomé, and creamy horchata, plus fresh garden garnishes that tie everything together. The experience covers roughly one mile over about two and a half hours and accommodates groups of three to fourteen. The itinerary includes four nationally recognized taquerias and three murals, offering a blend of local food and culture in one outing. Restaurant gratuities and nonalcoholic drinks are included. An optional drink package is available for $35. Corporate and private tours are available throughout the week by email.

Explore Walnut Creek Park on an easy three mile out and back hike at a social pace. Expect a mix of sun and shade along the route, and dogs are welcome. Meet at the Walnut Creek Trail parking lot by Walnut Creek Pool near the main trail entrance. If you plan to attend or might be a few minutes late, send a quick text so the group knows to wait. For coordination, contact Will at (512) 810-6020 or Patricia at (512) 293-4908.

Artists are invited to contribute artwork that supports local recovery and helps fund a safe, welcoming space for the LGBTQIA+ recovery community in Central Texas and their allies. Artwork drop-off takes place at the Austin Galano Club. If a different drop-off time is needed, contact Steven P. at steven.p@austingalano.org to coordinate an alternate meeting so your work can be included.

The 4th Annual Austin Women in Jazz Festival brings nationally recognized talent to the Austin PBS Pfluger Keller Soundstage Theatre. The lineup features Grammy nominee Gerald Albright on saxophone, Jazmin Ghent, a saxophonist with chart success, internationally recognized flautist Althea Rene, Kayla Waters, a pianist and vocalist whose music has appeared on the Billboard charts, and vocalist Pamela Hart. Hosted by emcee Jabari Warfield. Expect soulful melodies and dynamic performances in an intimate soundstage setting. Seating is limited to 400, and tickets start at $65. Presented with support from an Elevate Grant from Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment.

This social at The Tiny Minotaur Tavern features an immersive night market and fantasy themed karaoke. Attendees meet outside first, then head inside to continue the gathering. Garb is required for those who wish to sing, while it is optional for everyone else. For suggestions for future socials or additional details, contact the Chatelaine at hospitaler@bryn-gwlad.ansteorra.org.

San Jose Earthquakes travel to face Austin FC at Q2 Stadium in Austin. Expect a clash of approaches as standout players are pushed by a charged atmosphere. With loud support and close-up views throughout the venue, small momentum shifts can quickly become goals and set up a dramatic finish.

ACL Live and Live Nation present Malcolm Todd on the Do That Again Tour at ACL Live. This event is open to all ages. Please note there is a strict limit of six tickets per household, and any orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice. After finishing high school, Malcolm Todd dedicated himself to music and quickly built a passionate following. With the release of Sweet Boy, the ice cream shop shifts were behind him and tracks like Roommates were garnering millions of streams. His self-titled album pushes further, aiming to prove lasting substance over short-term buzz. The first single, Bleed, features Omar Apollo as the sole guest and was crafted with longtime collaborators Jonah Cochran and Charlie Ziman. It leans into bright pop sensibilities with tight rhythms and vivid synths while keeping the depth that runs through the project. Across the record, he balances fan expectations with bold creative choices, writing songs that carry humor, tension, pride, and vulnerability.

Cupid After Hours returns with the second installment of this quarterly social at Austin Uptown Dance, with Swing Crush presenting. Enjoy a spontaneous, unscripted after hours vibe with plenty of social dancing while DJs play WCS. Light refreshments and snacks will be available. Admission is $12. More details will be shared soon.

Since 1999, the Hideout has entertained audiences each week with a competitive improv showcase. Twelve Austin improvisers play games and build scenes prompted by audience suggestions, and the field narrows as the show goes on until one performer remains. The final player is crowned Maestro for the week and receives a Canadian five dollar bill. Billed as Austin’s longest running improv show, it is presented as the one to catch if you have never seen improv at the Hideout.

A welcoming group road ride led by the Sun & Ski Sports Austin team meets at Sun & Ski Sports Austin and covers about 25 miles at an easygoing pace averaging roughly 15 mph. It is designed for beginner and intermediate road cyclists who want to build endurance, increase confidence riding with a group, and enjoy relaxed miles with fellow riders. The ride follows a no drop policy so the group stays together. Participants should bring a road bike, a helmet, and water.

A bluegrass jam from CTBA fills Bach Craft Beer & Kolaches with pickin'. This long-running gathering continues a tradition that began in 1978.

Ease into the week with a monthly jazz jam at Slackers Brewing Co., featuring live sets led by house musicians The Journey West Trio. The setting is warm and unhurried, ideal for unwinding at the end of the weekend. Listeners are welcome to relax and enjoy, and musicians can bring an instrument and join the session. The bar offers choices for every mood, including beer, wine, coffee, and nonalcoholic drinks, so the music pairs with whatever you like to sip while you settle in.

The Pinballz Sunday League returns for Season 2 at The Original Pinballz Arcade, featuring six weeks of competitive play followed by a finals night. Open to all experience levels, it offers a welcoming setting to build skills and connect with other pinball fans. New players can ease in with an approachable format, and the two lowest weekly scores are dropped so missed weeks or off nights do not derail a run at the finals. Each qualifying week groups players in fours to face off on a rotating selection of machines. Points are awarded 7 for first, 5 for second, 3 for third, and 1 for fourth, and Swiss-style reshuffling keeps matchups aligned with current standings. Top performers after qualifying advance to the finals. Finals use a timed double-elimination format with head-to-head play. The lower score takes a strike and two strikes lead to elimination. The top three finishers share the prize pool. League nights are IFPA certified, with results counting toward official rankings and all play following IFPA conduct rules. Weekly admission is $10, which covers gameplay, a contribution to the prize pool, and IFPA sanctioning fees. Tickets are required for each week attended, and there is no need to commit to the entire run in advance. A separate Monday league with the same format is also available for those seeking even more pinball.

A weekly Kizomba and Urban Kiz practica at Esquina Tango Austin centers the dance’s Angolan roots and its connection to Black American culture through ghetto zouk. Each session begins with instruction from Charles Ogar and Alina, then flows into open practice time where you can refine techniques, ask for feedback, or simply enjoy social dancing. Instructors move through the room offering guidance, partners rotate each song, and the environment welcomes newcomers and experienced dancers alike. No partner or prior experience is required. Wear shoes that pivot easily, such as flats or smooth soles, and bring water. Class breakdowns are recorded and added to the Kiz ATX library for review between sessions. Street parking is available around the venue along with a lot behind the building, and allowing a little extra time helps on busy nights. Presented by Kiz ATX in partnership with Esquina Tango.

Brandi Carlile and The Head and The Heart share the stage at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX. This concert brings both acts together for an evening of live music at the Austin venue.

Brandi Carlile brings The Human Tour to Moody Center ATX, and each ticket helps fuel the work of The Looking Out Foundation, the nonprofit she launched in 2008. A multiple Grammy winner, Carlile created the foundation to use music’s reach to uplift people who are often unheard, directing resources to overlooked organizations that advance social justice and humanitarian relief across the United States and around the world. Working alongside fans, nonprofits, and LGBTQ+ women owned businesses, the foundation stays responsive to evolving community needs, and $2 from every concert ticket is dedicated to these efforts. Ticket access includes a public onsale, a variety of presales such as Bramily, Amex, Brandi Carlile, Spotify, support, venue, venue partner and Ticketmaster, plus VIP package options and a summer promotion.

ACL Live and Live Nation bring the Do That Again Tour to ACL Live with Malcolm Todd. This show is open to all ages. Ticket purchases are limited to six per household, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without prior notice. After telling his family he would take a gap year to focus on music right after high school, Malcolm Todd committed to building a following and honing his craft every day. By the time he released Sweet Boy, he had left his ice cream shop job, and songs like Roommates were drawing millions of streams. His self-titled follow up doubled down on that momentum, positioning him as an artist intent on lasting impact rather than fleeting hype. The lead single, Bleed, features Omar Apollo, the only guest on the record. Working with longtime collaborators Jonah Cochran and Charlie Ziman, he aimed for a bright, ultra-catchy sound anchored by bass, crisp drums, and an addictive synth line, while keeping the depth that runs through the rest of the album. It arrived late in the process and quickly became a favorite. A Los Angeles native known for curiosity and restlessness in his songwriting, he used this chapter to push himself, balance expectations with his own instincts, and create without fear. The result stays true to what early fans love while stretching into new territory, moving between humor, jitters, pride, and unease. He underscores that every detail is crafted with care so listeners can feel it in the music.

Kick off the week with discounted pinball at The Original Pinballz Arcade. All pinball machines are 25 percent off with no code or sign-up required. Walk in, pick your favorite tables, chase high scores, rack up points, and keep the fun going while you save.

A relaxed group run with the North Austin Run Club begins and ends at Little Woodrow’s Burnet. All paces and experience levels are welcome, creating a friendly, no-pressure way to get some miles in with others. After the route, runners head back to the bar to cool down with refreshing drinks and an easygoing hang on the patio.

Kick off the week with a high-energy Salsa session led by Marcus at Reveal at Onion Creek. The evening features two parts. The first hones shines with emphasis on footwork, style, and musicality. The second focuses on advanced partner work, highlighting connection, technique, and smooth, flowing movement. Each class is $19, and class passes are accepted. Whether the goal is refining technique, building confidence, or simply enjoying the dance, this ongoing series keeps skills sharp and inspiration high.

Season 2 of the Monday league at The Original Pinballz Arcade offers a welcoming, competitive pinball experience for new and seasoned players alike. The season spans seven weeks in total, with six qualifying weeks followed by a finals night. Each league night, players are grouped in fours to face off on selected machines and earn points for placement, with 7 for first, 5 for second, 3 for third, and 1 for fourth. Groups are reshuffled after each round based on current standings so matchups stay close to your skill level. To keep things flexible, your two lowest weekly scores are dropped from the qualifying total, which means an off night or an absence will not derail your run. The highest ranked players at the end of qualifying advance to the finals. The finals use a timed double elimination format with head to head play. The lower score in a match receives a strike, and two strikes result in elimination. The top three finishers share the prize pool. League nights are IFPA certified, so results contribute to official rankings and all play follows IFPA conduct rules. Admission is $10 each week, which covers gameplay, a contribution to the prize pool, and IFPA sanctioning fees. Tickets are required for each week you attend, and there is no need to commit to the entire season up front. A Sunday league with the same format is also available, and participants may take part in one or both.

This weather dependent group skate departs from the Long Center Terrace at the Long Center for the Performing Arts for a 10 to 15 mile route around Austin. Participants are encouraged to bring a light, water, and protective gear. For safety, skaters should be comfortable maintaining a pace near 10 mph, managing speed and stopping reliably, and navigating an urban environment that can include city streets, bike lanes, sidewalks, hills, and parking garages. Those unsure if this pace and terrain are a good fit can consider the SK8ATX Wednesday Night Skates, which cater to advanced beginner and intermediate skaters.

At Lustre Pearl East, Cackle Shack offers a free comedy showcase hosted by Angelina Martin of Comedy Central. Expect brand new jokes from established Austin stand-up talents alongside first-time performers. The format combines an open mic with a booked show. Performers interested in signing up can email cackleshackmic@gmail.com, and the host will reply to confirm whether a spot is available.

This monthly women’s book club offers in person and online discussions, with conversations held in the Parent Lounge on the Windsor campus. Reading selections include Sorrowful Mysteries by Stephen Harrigan, The Maid’s Secret (Molly the Maid #3) by Nita Prose, A Moment in Time, Meditations on the Seasons of Faith by Carol Pierce Davis, Unsheltered by Barbara Kingsolver, The Library Book by Susan Orlean, The Correspondent by Virginia Evans, and The Search Committee by José Skinner, a local author and bookstore owner. Participants may take part even if they have not read the selected book.

Austin natives Glenn and Alex Peterson bring their acclaimed blend of Texas blues, soul, funk, and R&B to The Saxon Pub for a close-up residency. Known for high-energy performances, tight sibling interplay, and groove-rich arrangements that keep crowds moving, The Peterson Brothers deliver authentic Austin music in an iconic listening room. There is no cover, and RSVPs are encouraged but not required. Tips are welcome and support the musicians.

Tuesdays at Barton Springs Saloon feature a weekly bike gathering that welcomes any type of bike. Bring whatever you ride.

A weekly salsa and bachata series features introductory options and progressive classes across multiple levels, making it easy to start from scratch or build on existing skills. After the lessons, the energy continues with a social that spans salsa, bachata and zouk music. Guests can bring their own beverages, and occasional themed attire nights add an extra layer of fun, with details shared on the event flyer. The curriculum follows Inspired Movement’s Inspired Black Belt System, covering On1 salsa along with modern, sensual and Dominican bachata. It supports a range of goals, from social dancing and confidence building to overall well-being and even instructor preparation, serving dancers from first steps through advanced levels. Pricing is $19 for a class with social included, or $7 for the social only. Passes can be purchased online, through the app or at the door, and unlimited memberships and class passes are accepted.

The State Theatre and Resound present a live stop of Internet Kid, a comedy and variety show from Kal McRaven, better known online as FunkyFrogBait, launching their first tour. Expect fresh material translated from the digital world to the stage, with offbeat humor, awkward childhood recollections, and intentionally over-the-top musical bits that channel the perspective of a formerly sheltered homeschooler discovering the online universe. Kal is a YouTuber and comedian who began with sketch videos on TikTok in 2021, then expanded into long-form commentary on the FunkyFrogBait channel, exploring major social media figures and trends. They also stream on the gaming channel FunkyFrogPlays to review and critique popular titles. In 2024 they brought their comedy to the stage in Arlington, Texas with FunkyFrogBait Live, followed by My Name is Kal in Los Angeles. They now split time between live stand-up and creating content for an audience of millions.

Enjoy a weekly lakeside open mic on an outdoor deck in Austin that spotlights live creativity. Poets, musicians, singers, and other performers share the stage in a rotating format, with space for original songs, favorite covers, and poetry. Whether you plan to perform or simply listen, the atmosphere centers on community, creativity, and easygoing waterfront vibes. On-site signups are available, and everyone is welcome to take a turn at the mic.

Test your knowledge at a live hosted trivia game at Dave & Buster's in South Austin. Expect a competitive mix of questions with image and music rounds, plus categories that span pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Use a phone to play, submit answers, and collect points while a leaderboard tracks standings throughout the game. Teams of up to six can collaborate, and prizes await the winners. Enjoy the lively arcade setting along with food and beverages from the menu as you play.

An all-against-all laser tag tournament unfolds at Pinballz Lake Creek, showcasing Austin competitors aiming for bragging rights and the champion title. Players battle in the arena with room for quick alliances or head-to-head showdowns, all focused on one goal... earning the highest score. The top three finishers receive Pinballz-related prizes announced at the end. Online registration is $8 per participant and space is limited. Participants must be at least 12 years old.

Enjoy 25% off all arcade video games at The Original Pinballz Arcade. No code or sign up is required. Play your way through classics and modern games with a discount that covers the entire arcade.

A midweek ecstatic dance in Austin’s original practice style, kept simple and focused. The space at Austin Ecstatic Dance Center is held with inclusive care, including explicit consent guidelines and clear boundaries, so the body can relax, the mind can soften, and authentic expression can emerge. Arrive as you are, move for yourself, and let the music guide you. Similar to yoga or meditation, the practice often feels especially good afterward, and returning regularly can support a deeper sense of safety, quiet the mind, and let the body lead. A rotating roster of DJs shapes full 5Rhythms journeys, beginning in Flowing, cresting in Chaos, and settling into Stillness, with a warmup, an opening circle, the main wave, and a closing circle. Wear comfortable layers you can move in, since you may sweat, and bring a water bottle. Pay at the door, $20, with sliding scale options available.

This weekly trivia night presents seven rounds of questions that challenge the mind and keep the laughs coming, turning the middle of the week into something to anticipate. There is no cost to participate, and winners earn prizes.

Resound Presents brings Militarie Gun to Mohawk with a lineup that also includes Softcult, Shady Nasty, and Dazy. This all ages show brings these bands together on one stage for a powerful night of live music.

Enjoy a night of stand-up, live music, and storytelling that benefits New Hope Animal Rescue. An advance ticket is required. Donations are optional, with a suggested amount of $15, and every dollar contributed through tickets helps care for both cats and dogs. Organized by Sean Saldana and also celebrating his birthday, the lineup includes comedians Amy Shanker, Austin Silver, Sean Saldana, and Holly Hart, along with live music from VosCuervo. The evening also features local storytellers, raffle items, and adoptable pets, all in support of a life-saving cause.

Advance your salsa with a focused training session led by Marcus Negron. Instruction supports both newcomers and dancers fine-tuning their technique, using clear, progressive coaching to build confidence, musicality, and expressive movement on the dance floor. Hosted at Reveal at Onion Creek, this welcoming class offers a path to grow your skills at your own pace.

Austin FC hosts the Colorado Rapids at Q2 Stadium for a live MLS clash. The meeting features differing styles and high intensity on the field, set against a lively home atmosphere.

Cabana Club Austin and Planet Music Austin present an evening built around a beginner-friendly bachata lesson followed by social dancing. Professional instructors Cal and Lily lead the class, and no partner is required. Leads and follows may rotate, and staying with a friend is welcome if you prefer not to switch partners. After the lesson, the floor opens for bachata and salsa with DJ Guapea, with cumbia and merengue in the mix. Cover is listed as $10 all night; another note indicates $10 for the class and social or $5 for the social only. A free parking lot is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Expect food trucks on site, an open bar, and plenty of options for food, drinks, and coffee.

Buzzkill at The Buzz Mill is a free weekly stand-up showcase that has been making audiences laugh since 2013. Hosted by Carlton Wilcoxson and Angelina Martin, it unfolds on the patio of the bar’s lumberjack themed setting and brings together rising local comics with seasoned headliners who have appeared on Comedy Central, HBO, and the Moontower Comedy Festival. Crowds are common, so arriving early can help secure a good seat. The show has earned local acclaim, with the Austin Chronicle praising it as a staple of the comedy scene and Do512 highlighting it among the city’s best free activities.

Returning in a city-spanning, multi-venue format, this edition centers on The Far Out Lounge as the main hub, with additional happenings across the Red River Cultural District and beyond at Stubb’s, Mohawk, 29th St Ballroom, Hotel Vegas, Elysium, 13th Floor, and more. A first look at the lineup is on the way, setting up a lively weekend of music and community.

Thursday night at Jacoby's Restaurant & Mercantile features a value-focused date night and steak night, recognized as Austin's best all-night happy hour. Friends and families can enjoy half off steak frites, chicken fried steak, martinis, and bottles of wine. A welcoming atmosphere and budget friendly specials make a classic steakhouse evening more affordable.

Happy Hour at Buddy's Place offers special pricing on drinks alongside live music from Dave Goodin and his music friends.

Pinballz Lake Creek turns its club room into a welcoming hub for tabletop fans, inviting role‑playing adventurers, strategy enthusiasts, and card collectors to gather for shared gameplay. This bring‑your‑own‑board‑game gathering encourages guests to share favorite titles or bring friends and family for time together. Attendance is free and open to all ages. Food and beverages from the bar and kitchen can be ordered and delivered directly to the table. The focus is on an inclusive, community‑minded atmosphere where newcomers and seasoned players can meet other gamers, make new connections, and enjoy friendly competition and collaboration. No reservations are required, so come ready to play.

Tim McGraw and 49 Winchester appear together at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX. This live music event features both acts on the same bill. It is tagged with hard rock, heavy metal, glam metal, and pop rock.

A lively blues jam hosted by the Jamie Krueger Group brings together local musicians at Oasthouse South Austin to trade tunes and share the groove. Food and drinks are available, and the atmosphere welcomes kids and dogs. Musicians are encouraged to bring their instruments. Backline and drums are provided for a full-band blues session.

Peter Bradley Adams performs live at The 04 Center. Doors open before the show, and tickets are available in advance.

Test your knowledge of pop divas, leather history, and more at a kink-friendly trivia night at The Austin Eagle. Hosted by Mr. Austin Eagle Graham and Eagle BootBlack Cam, the event features games, beverages, and rotating themes shared on organizer pages. Winners can take home prizes from partners such as Leather Daddy, Sir Rat Leather, Miss Barkley’s Candles, Kink3D, and more. Bring friends, form a team, and enjoy friendly competition.

Arlo Parks headlines an all-ages show at Mohawk Austin, presented by LEVITATION and Resound, with special guests joining the bill. The concert ties into LEVITATION’s citywide programming, which brings music and art to venues across the Red River District, the East Side, and beyond. Radio/East serves as the main gathering point with an expanded two-stage setup, while additional late-night and club shows take place around the Red River area and throughout Austin.

Matthew West brings the Jesus Is King Tour to LifeFamily Mueller in Austin with special guest Peter Burton. Expect newer tracks like Good and Jesus Is King alongside favorites such as Don’t Stop Praying, The God Who Stays, Unashamed, and Truth Be Told, creating an evening centered on faith and the Gospel. Tickets are on sale now. Entry categories include VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission. To protect attendees from scams, third party ticket resales are not permitted for TPR event pages, and only tickets purchased through the official outlet are guaranteed and supported.

Live Texas professional wrestling takes over Pinballz Lake Creek with Thursday Night Fights from the Waterloo Wrestling Coalition, the first weekly pro wrestling series in Austin. International talent squares off in hard-hitting matches as contenders vie for a shot at a top Texas title. Look for popular wrestlers in the ring, surprise guest appearances, and an amped atmosphere. The Waterloo Wrestling Coalition is a collaboration between New Texas Pro and Borracho Pro, bringing both promotions together at a single showcase. Seating is limited.

Brian Redban, known for co-creating Kill Tony and founding DeathSquad, hosts a weekly night of stand-up that thrives on secrecy. Unannounced drop-ins range from nationally touring headliners to underground favorites and emerging comics, with no advance promotion. There is no posted lineup and no hints, just a spontaneous, unpredictable comedy experience on Thursday nights.

At Rhythm House Dance Studio, this curated social focuses on connection, musicality, and expressive movement in an acoustically mindful setting. The night opens with a Flow workshop that explores Zouk-inspired transitions and the feel of sensual bachata, prioritizing partnership and presence over memorized patterns. Afterward, the social keeps the room intimate with soft lighting and a thoughtfully selected, slow-paced playlist. Music throughout leans mostly into sensual bachata, with select moments of zouk and salsa romántica to keep things fluid and heartfelt. BYOB is welcome with a respectful touch. Entry is $19 for the workshop plus social, while the social on its own is free. IM Unlimited memberships and class passes are accepted. Stop counting and let the music lead.

Since 2010, this annual memorial climb and fundraiser honors the lives lost on 9/11 while supporting a chosen nonprofit. This year’s beneficiary is Homes for Our Troops, an organization that builds and donates specially adapted custom homes for severely injured post-9/11 Veterans to help them rebuild their lives, a mission it has carried out since 2004. Participants ascend the 99 steps at Mount Bonnell, reaching a scenic overlook with each effort. Using an estimate of about 20 stairs per story, each ascent equals roughly 5 stories. With 110 stories in each Twin Tower and 220 combined, completing 44 ascents matches that height in tribute. The day includes a pause for a moment of silence to remember those who died on 9/11 and all who have been lost as a result of the attacks. As Mount Bonnell Park is not reservable, the gathering remains an unofficial effort. Those who cannot be present at the main start are encouraged to complete the climbs independently throughout the day, keeping the focus on remembrance, unity, and purposeful effort in support of a meaningful cause.

Women Helping In Real Life is a relationship-focused networking community for women in business and in life. This weekly meeting trades small talk and quick card exchanges for meaningful conversation. Participants share what they are building, what they are letting go of, and the kinds of support that would make a difference. The discussion acknowledges that women are strong and capable, while often carrying responsibilities that are not always visible. The group fosters intentional growth, honest connection, and genuine community. It is geared toward women in business, those navigating transitions, or anyone seeking deeper connection and accountability, especially if a traditional networking format is not what they are after.

At Lake Austin Spa Resort, ATX Yoga Girl LLC founder Cynthia Bernard guides a half-day program centered on remembrance, compassion, and meaningful connection. The experience blends gentle yoga with meditative watercolor, reflective journaling, and a guided sensory walk, and it features a floating sound bath for deep relaxation. Time by the waters of Lake Austin encourages slowing down and turning inward. Light bites are included, and participants take home simple rituals to continue the practice. The cost is $295.

At The Original Pinballz Arcade, classic arcade games are set at just 50 cents per play. No registration is needed, and eligible retro titles are ready for quick pick-up-and-play fun. Choose your favorites, aim for new high scores, and enjoy an old-school price on timeless games.

Marking its 48th year, Austin’s long-standing convention for fans and writers of science fiction, fantasy, and horror returns with a community-driven spirit. Established in 1979, it has stayed independent and non-corporate, organized and run by fans in Austin. The annual festival offers lively conversations and panels, artwork to hang or wear, and a stack of new things to read that sends attendees home refreshed.

Tony Baker performs live in Austin, Texas.

A live music lineup featuring Austin Carlile, Thuggernaut, No Future, and The After Dark Society takes the stage at Come and Take It Live. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

TopHouse performs at The 04 Center alongside Scott Levi Jones. This concert brings both artists to the same stage for an evening of live music.

Moontower Comedy presents Josh Thomas with his brand new stand-up hour, Jiggle Jiggle. Thomas first captured attention in Australia as the youngest winner in Raw Comedy history, then earned a Best Show nomination at the Melbourne Comedy Festival while still in his teens. He went on to create, co-executive produce, write, and star in Please Like Me, a series drawn from his own life and comedy that reached audiences on Pivot and Hulu in the United States, on ABC in Australia, and on Netflix internationally. His writing on the show received recognition from the Australian Academy and the Australian Writers Guild, and his performances were nominated for AACTA and Logie Awards. The series won Best Comedy at the AACTA Awards and Most Outstanding Comedy at the Logies, and it was nominated by the International Emmy Awards, the Rose d'Or Awards, and the GLAAD Media Awards. It also appeared on year-end best-of lists from Entertainment Weekly, The New Yorker, Time, The A.V. Club, and the Los Angeles Times. Thomas later created and starred in Everything's Gonna Be Okay, available on Freeform, STAN in Australia, and ABC Spark in Canada, and he hosts the weekly podcast Josh Thomas and Friends and You. After returning to stand-up in 2020 with the international tour Whoopsie Daisy, he now unveils Jiggle Jiggle in Australia before taking it to audiences across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Europe.

Blue Moon Dance Co. hosts a lively Latin night featuring lessons and social dancing. The evening begins with beginner and intermediate salsa classes taught by Irakli and Maria alongside Marcus and Bianca, followed by beginner and intermediate bachata plus a separate zouk class with Ian and Xavier. After the lessons, enjoy salsa and bachata social dancing, while a dedicated zouk social runs at the same time. DJ Irakli keeps the salsa and bachata room moving, with DJ Ginga and DJ Safado spinning for the zouk crowd. The event is BYOB, and free parking is available. Admission is $25 for all classes with the social or $15 for the social only. Small table reservations are available for $25 and seat up to four people. Pay with cash or credit card at the door.

The Midnight brings the Time Machines Tour to ACL Live for an all ages show. There is a limit of four tickets per household, and orders that exceed this cap may be canceled without notice. Ticket transfers are delayed for this event and will be enabled closer to the show in line with the AXS Purchase Agreement.

The season opens with a program that blends transparency and power. Theofanidis’ Rainbow Body, Brahms’ Violin Concerto with Geneva Lewis, and Sibelius’ Fifth Symphony share the spotlight, offering music with substance, strong form, and a wide emotional span.

Moontower Comedy presents Comedy Bang! Bang! at Riverbend Church Austin as part of the Ground Beefing Tour 2026. Host Scott Aukerman teams up with Paul F. Tompkins and the Comedy Bang! Bang! All-Stars for a fully improvised live version of the podcast that has won awards.

Explore acroyoga in a welcoming setting at Austin Gymnastics Club. This free beginner orientation introduces partner acrobatics blended with elements of yoga, gymnastics, dance, cheer, and healing arts such as Thai massage. Experienced volunteer leaders from the local community guide participants through playful drills that build solid body mechanics, then teach fundamental poses and how to move between them. The session emphasizes safety, connection, and having fun. No partner or prior experience is needed, and individuals, pairs, or groups are all welcome. Participants may stay afterward for the open practice to try out new skills. Because this is a close-contact activity, attendees are asked to wear deodorant, keep nails neatly trimmed, and maintain fresh breath. Plan to arrive a little early to complete a waiver and warm up. The orientation is free, with optional pay-what-you-can donations that help support local jams. Organized and run by Austin Acro Advocates, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to a safe, sustainable, and growing acro community in the greater Austin area. The focus rotates by week between L-basing, acro therapeutics, and standing acro.

Practica Buena Onda is an open floor social tango practice held at Austin Uptown Dance, offering a warm, relaxed and inclusive atmosphere to refine skills and connect through the dance. Admission is $10, and it is complimentary for participants who take a Friday class.

Parallelogramophonograph, the long-running Austin improv trio of Kareem Badr, Kaci Beeler, and Roy Janik, delivers a live, in-person performance of fully improvised, full-length theater. With more than two decades and 1,500 shows together, PGraph is known for genre-driven stories that can shift from light and frenzied to dark and menacing, all created on the spot. Their tight ensemble chemistry powers the work, and their touring credits include improv festivals around the world as well as the Edinburgh Fringe. Honors include recognition as Best Improv Troupe in the Austin Chronicle’s Best of Austin Awards, a B. Iden Payne Award for Outstanding Achievement in Improvisational Theatre, an Austin Critics Table Award, and a Best of Austin Critics Award for Most Continuously Innovative Improv Troupe. Reviewers and fellow performers have praised their quick thinking, inventive choices, warmth, sharp wit, and command of the form. This show takes place in the Hideout Theatre’s new boutique space, with seating limited to 35.