Events in Austin today

Glenn and Alex Peterson bring their acclaimed band to The Saxon Pub for a close-up residency steeped in Texas blues, deep soul, funk, and R&B. Raised in Austin, the brothers have earned a reputation for dynamic, groove-forward performances that showcase tight musicianship and the easy chemistry that comes from making music together since childhood. The setting offers an intimate experience in a celebrated Austin listening room, with high-energy sets that keep the crowd moving. Admission is free, RSVPs are welcome but not required, and tips are appreciated to support the musicians.

Level up your bachata in a focused class centered on shines, technique, and partnerwork. Build control, musicality, and confidence on the dance floor while polishing movement and deepening understanding of the style. This open-level session offers a welcoming setting, and no partner is required. The price is $19 per class, and class passes are accepted. For questions, call or text 512-920-2182.

Brushy Street Commons hosts a performance by CARDINALS. Tickets go on sale.

Geena Fontanella brings The Millennial Tour to Hole In The Wall with support from Haunter. This is a general admission show. Purchase in advance to get the $20 rate, as prices increase to $25 on the day of the event. After checkout, a PDF ticket will be sent by email.

The Bad Plus comes to The 04 Center on its final tour, presenting a live show that marks the close of the band’s touring chapter. This appearance offers an opportunity to experience the group on stage during its farewell.

An adrenaline-charged laser tag tournament at Pinballz Lake Creek invites Austin competitors into an all-against-all arena where strategy and quick reflexes rule. Players can form brief alliances or go head-to-head as they race to rack up the highest score and claim bragging rights as champion. The top three finishers receive Pinballz-themed prizes. Registration is required at $8 per player, capacity is limited, and participants must be 12 or older.

This free, live-hosted pub quiz is led by QuizMaster Aaron and awards $170 in prizes each week. Teams of up to 10 tackle a wide range of topics, and seating is available indoors or on the patios. The format follows a no apps, no phones policy. Individuals are welcome to join a team on site. Free validated garage parking is available.

Late at the Lake invites poets, musicians, singers, and other performers to a lakeside open mic on an outdoor deck in Austin. Expect a mix of original songs, covers, and poetry presented in a shared spotlight format so many voices can be heard. Sign ups are available, and everyone is welcome to step up to the mic or simply take in the creative energy and good vibes beneath the stars.

Gather a crew of up to six or find teammates on arrival for a lively trivia night that covers a wide range of topics. The game is free to play and the bar serves cocktails, mocktails, and bar bites to keep everyone fueled. Expect about 60 questions across roughly two hours, and remember that looking up answers on your phone is not allowed. Newcomers are welcome, and winners can look forward to bragging rights and possibly a few physical prizes.

Kick up your boots in Austin at a country night of line dancing featuring James Heath. Enjoy plenty of country tunes while bartenders pour cold beer and specialty cocktails to keep you refreshed as you dance.

The Original Pinballz Arcade is offering 25% off all arcade video games. Walk in, pick any eligible machine, and enjoy the discount with no code or sign-up required. Play your way through nostalgic classics and modern hits while you save.

A casual coffee meet-up for Chi Omega sisters at Desnudo Coffee, located within Westside Market. It is designed for reconnecting with longtime friends and meeting new faces in the sisterhood over coffee and conversation. Expect an easygoing atmosphere centered on connection and friendly chats.

Presented by BookPeople, this ticketed event at Central Presbyterian Church Austin features Raina Telgemeier and Gale Galligan celebrating The Baby-Sitters Club: Super Special #1, Baby-Sitters on Board. The New York Times bestselling creators team up to both adapt and illustrate this graphic novel, revisiting Kristy, Claudia, Mary Anne, Stacey, Dawn, Mallory, and Jessi. The friends jet to Florida, cruise to the Bahamas on a lavish ship, then return to Florida for three days at a big amusement park. Along the way, there are plenty of adventures, and they still find time for the babysitting they love. Raina Telgemeier is the number one New York Times bestselling, multiple Eisner Award winning creator of Smile, Sisters, and Guts, as well as Drama and Ghosts. She adapted and illustrated the first four Baby-sitters Club graphic novels and co-created The Cartoonists Club with Scott McCloud. Gale Galligan is a New York Times bestselling, award winning creator of Freestyle and Fresh Start, and the adapter of four Baby-sitters Club graphic novels. They are a founding member of the Comics Advocacy Group, a nonprofit focused on making careers in comics more accessible and sustainable. Purchasing books through BookPeople supports a local independent bookstore and helps demonstrate to publishers the value of continuing to send authors to BookPeople.

Rebirth Wednesdays offers a midweek ecstatic dance in the classic Austin practice style, focused and uncomplicated. The space is held as an inclusive container with explicit consent guidelines and clear boundaries that help the non-conscious mind relax and surrender into movement. Arrive as you are and move for your own exploration, allowing the body to lead. As with practices like yoga or meditation, it often feels better afterward, and returning regularly can reinforce a sense of safety while quieting the mind. A rotating lineup of music facilitators guides a complete 5Rhythms journey, beginning in Flowing, rising into Chaos, and settling into Stillness. Each session includes time to warm up followed by a main wave shaped as an invitation to soften, deepen, and blossom. Wear clothing that is comfortable for movement, plan for sweat, and consider layers. Bring a water bottle. Pay at the door for $20, with sliding scale options available. The gathering takes place at the Austin Ecstatic Dance Center, with parking in the gravel lot and entry through the front door marked with the circular AEDC logo near the shark mural.

Moody Amphitheater in Austin, TX hosts a stop on Rise Against’s US tour with Alkaline Trio. This concert brings both bands together on the same stage for a night of live music in the heart of the city.

At Knomad Bar, a weekly trivia night offers seven rounds of questions designed to challenge and entertain. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to the winners.

At 29th Street Ballroom, Jim E. Brown appears with Andy Burns and Double Head DJ for a multi-artist performance that brings all three to the same stage.

Cabana Club Austin hosts a Latin dance night that starts with a beginner bachata lesson led by professional instructors Cal and Lily, then continues with social dancing as DJ Guapea plays bachata and salsa, with cumbia and merengue mixed in. No partner is required, and rotating partners is optional so you can stay with a friend if you prefer. Cover is listed as $10 all night, with an option noted as $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, and the venue features food trucks along with a bar serving drinks, coffee, and food.

Buzzkill at The Buzz Mill is a free weekly stand up comedy showcase held on the patio of the venue’s lumberjack themed bar. Hosts Carlton Wilcoxson and Angelina Martin present a changing mix of emerging local comics and established headliners with credits from Comedy Central, HBO, Moontower Comedy Festival and more. Launched in 2013, the show often fills up, so arriving early can make it easier to find a seat. It has earned local praise, with The Austin Chronicle calling it a classic of the city’s comedy scene and Do512 highlighting it as one of the best free things to do in Austin.

Happy hour at Buddy’s Place features live music from Dave Goodin and his music friends, paired with drink specials and a welcoming crowd. Expect a laid-back vibe, good company, and a soundtrack that keeps the energy up throughout the gathering.

Jacoby’s Restaurant & Mercantile presents a budget-friendly date night and steak night with generous specials. The lineup features 50 percent off steak frites and chicken fried steak, plus 50 percent off martinis and bottles of wine. Touted as Austin’s best all-night happy hour, it sets an easygoing scene for celebrating with friends and family or planning a relaxed night out.

At Pinballz Lake Creek, the club room becomes a welcoming hub for tabletop enthusiasts during Board Game Nights. RPG fans, strategy lovers, and card collectors gather for casual sessions, collaboration, and friendly competition. Guests are encouraged to bring their own board games to share, and families and friends are welcome. Admission is free, all ages are invited, and no advance sign-up is required. Food and drinks from the bar and kitchen are available with convenient table service, creating an easygoing setting focused on learning, community, and play.

At Something Cool Studios, Sketchy Thursdays brings people together for a free, welcoming weekly drawing session led by Austin street artist Warclass. Created for young creatives, it offers a relaxed place to sketch with others, trade ideas, and make connections without pressure or expectations. Organized by the Something Good Initiative, the gathering focuses on real community building and meaningful support for emerging artists. Everyone is encouraged to come as they are, meet fellow creatives, and find confidence in making art, with an emphasis on openness, vulnerability, and courage. Thanks to support from BEWM Coffee, the meetup stays completely free and easy to access so more young artists can find a place to belong, grow, and feel inspired.

CPATH Texas presents its twelfth annual fundraising evening at Fairmont Austin, celebrating the organization within the Central Texas community. In partnership with the venue, the event is designed to offer a beautiful night in the heart of the capital city. Sponsorships make the celebration possible and directly fund the free programs and services CPATH Texas provides throughout the year to individuals and families living with cerebral palsy. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Thursday Night Fights brings live Texas pro wrestling to Pinballz Lake Creek each week, presented by the Waterloo Wrestling Coalition. Athletes from around the world step into the ring for high-energy clashes, all chasing a path to the number one championship in Texas. Look for fan favorites, appearances by special guests, and chances to meet those guests up close. Seating is limited. The Waterloo Wrestling Coalition unites New Texas Pro and Borracho Pro, creating a partnership that showcases both promotions under one roof while each continues to run its own independent events, and it is described as Austin’s first weekly wrestling show.

ACL Live hosts a concert by Alison Krauss with Union Station, joined by Jerry Douglas. All ages are welcome. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per household, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice.

At Sunset Strip, the DeathSquad Secret Show offers a weekly stand-up showcase from Brian Redban, the co-creator of Kill Tony and founder of DeathSquad, who also serves as host. The bill stays secret, making room for unannounced drop-ins by nationally touring comics, underground favorites, and emerging talent. The result is a raw, anything can happen night of comedy with no lineup revealed in advance.

The Sunshine & Shares Tour featuring Jungle comes to Moody Center ATX in Austin, Texas.

Curated for dancers who want connection to lead, this night at Rhythm House Dance Studio creates space to slow down and truly feel the music. The soundtrack favors sensuality and flow, with an 80 percent Sensual Bachata mix complemented by 10 percent Zouk and 10 percent Salsa Romántica. It starts with a Flow workshop centered on Zouk-inspired transitions and Sensual Bachata musicality, focusing on connection rather than patterns, then transitions into a social set to dim lighting and carefully selected slow burn tracks. The experience is designed for deeper personal expression in an intimate, focused atmosphere. Pricing is $19 for the workshop plus social, and the social alone is free. IM Unlimited Members and class passes are accepted. BYOB, and please keep it classy.

Women Helping In Real Life (WHIRL) brings women together each week for a relationship-centered gathering focused on genuine connection in both business and life. Expect meaningful conversations that go beyond small talk, with space to share what you are building, what you are ready to release, and the kind of support that would make a difference. The community honors the strength of women and the often unseen loads they carry, creating an environment for intentional growth, honest connection, and real community. It welcomes women growing careers or companies, navigating transitions, or seeking deeper connection and accountability. If you want something more substantial than a typical networking meetup, this is designed for you.

Relive the golden age of gaming at The Original Pinballz Arcade with retro classics priced at just 50 cents per play. There are no signups and no catch, only wall to wall arcade fun at a throwback price. Visitors can choose any eligible classic arcade game and play for 50 cents each, making it easy to chase high scores without breaking the bank.

Resound Presents stages a multi-artist concert at 29th St with Mustard Service headlining and Pity Party (Girls Club), Manwolves, and Chicano Mosh rounding out the bill. This all ages show brings these acts together for an evening of live music in one spot.

Aaron Lee Tasjan performs live at The 04 Center. Tickets are available.

Sahara Lounge hosts an evening of Brazilian sounds led by Paula Maya and her band Bossa Nova Plus, presenting bossa nova classics, MPB favorites, and original songs. Paula Maya is a Brazilian pianist keyboardist, singer, songwriter, and recording artist, a Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards voting member and a GrammyU Mentor. She earned silver medals in the 2026 Global Music Awards for Best Instrumentalist and Best Jazz, and in 2024 for Best Instrumentalist and Best Bossa Nova. Her band has received multiple nominations in the Austin Chronicle Music Awards. She was voted Best Brazilian Songwriter by Seattle Weekly and was nominated as Best Brazilian Musician living in the US by Focus Web News Brazilian International Press Awards. She is from Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone, the birthplace of bossa nova, and brings deep improvisation to the stage with Bossa Nova Plus featuring drummer Masumi Jones, guitarist Chris Vestre of Bamako Airlines, percussionist Luiz Coutinho of Zazueira Brazilian Allstars, and bassist Alán Uribe. Tickets are valid for the entire night. The event is family friendly, and there is a free parking lot. Her latest release, Rio de Janeiro, was recorded and mixed in Brazil and is available on major digital platforms and in physical format at live shows.

Three standout Austin improvisers join forces for an hour of spontaneous comedy built from audience suggestions. Lisa Jackson, Regina Soto, and Jessica Arjet open by asking for something upbeat, then a setting, and use those prompts to launch into a cascade of scenes. Some moments link together, others veer off in surprising directions, and everything converges in an ending that embraces the bizarre while still landing satisfyingly. Anticipate big laughs and heartfelt beats, with the kind of surprises that make you blurt out what just happened. The trio holds a B. Iden Payne award for Best New Troupe. Feedback from past audiences has highlighted how fun and creative the format is, with one person even comparing the experience to spending time with friends. After the show, options mentioned for keeping the evening going include Titaya’s Thai Food, The Tigress Pub, and Boulevard Social.

Blue Lapis Light takes to the sky with Carried By The Winds, an outdoor, under-the-stars aerial dance created by Sally Jacques. Conceived as an aerial poem shaped by turbulent times, the work contemplates profound loss alongside the delicate beauty that endures. Performers sweep upward and drift back toward the earth as if guided by invisible currents, moving with quiet resolve and grace. The choreography lingers in the space between ascent and return, inviting reflection on grief, memory, and impermanence while opening a path toward renewal. Presented at One Texas Center, this intimate experience brings the night sky into the performance, turning the air itself into a stage for transformation.

Blue Moon Dance Co. hosts a Latin dance night dedicated to salsa and bachata. The evening begins with beginner and intermediate salsa lessons led by Patty and Emerson, then continues with beginner and intermediate bachata taught by Patty along with Jefferson and Sharon. After the lessons, the party shifts to social dancing with salsa and bachata music curated by DJ Ray and DJ Masha. The event is BYOB and offers free parking. Admission is $25 for all classes plus the social or $15 for the social only. Small table reservations are available for $25 for up to four people. Credit cards and cash are accepted at the door.

An open-floor social at Austin Uptown Dance offers space to practice and grow your tango in a relaxed, easygoing, and welcoming setting. It takes place every Friday, with admission of $10 or free if you take a Friday class.

Parallelogramophonograph, the Austin ensemble also known as PGraph, brings a fully improvised play to the stage, created in the moment by Kareem Badr, Kaci Beeler, and Roy Janik. With more than two decades together and over 1,500 performances, they fuse quick thinking with genre-driven storytelling that can shift from playful to sinister. Their reach extends worldwide, with appearances at major improv festivals and a run at the Edinburgh Fringe. Praise has come from outlets and artists such as the Austin Chronicle, Eddie Izzard, Theatre People Australia, London Improv, the Austinist, and The List. Honors include being named Best Improv Troupe in the Austin Chronicle’s Best of Austin, a B. Iden Payne Award for excellence in improvisational theatre, an Austin Critics Table Award, and a Critics Best of Austin recognition for ongoing innovation. This performance unfolds in the Hideout Theatre’s new boutique space, offering an intimate setting for an ensemble known for near-telepathic teamwork. Seating is limited to 35, so securing tickets early is recommended.

Hello Chaser delivers a high-energy mix of Top 40, pop, rock, and soul with audience requests welcome, covering artists from AC/DC to Beyoncé. Happy hour features $1 off domestic beers, well drinks, and call and premium drinks. Expect a night of hit songs with plenty of chances to hear favorites by request.

The Austin St. Jude Walk is part of a yearlong effort to build awareness for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in the local community. Presented across 40 cities in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, it supports the hospital’s mission to advance care and research for children facing cancer and other life threatening diseases. Families, friends, coworkers, and community groups take part together in this free, noncompetitive walk, with options to complete either a 1 mile or 3 mile route. Young participants can enjoy a Kids Dash. The day emphasizes purpose, connection, and hope, with stories from St. Jude families highlighting the impact of this cause. Many participants form teams, set fundraising goals, and share their progress to inspire others, moving together toward a future without childhood cancer.

FrankenBike Austin #241 brings a community-focused bicycle swap and marketplace to BikeTexas. Admission is free for both shoppers and sellers. Buyers can browse for deals on accessories, components, and fully rideable bikes. Vendors receive complimentary booth space but must register in advance. Setup can happen any time before the event concludes, and all vendors are required to check in with the FrankenBike event organizer, Chris Gross, before unloading or assembling a booth. Respect for others and collective safety are emphasized with no exceptions. Vendors may bring bicycles, parts, accessories, gear, and other bike-related items, along with a 12×12 tent, tables, and chairs. Keep merchandise within your tent or assigned space, and place parts on a table or tarp rather than directly on the ground. Everyone is expected to be fully packed and clear of the grounds by the end of the event.

Take part in an in-store, hands-on class focused on sewing a mini shopper tote while getting a true test-drive of Janome machines. Guided by Janome Educator Sam Fung, participants will create a 13 x 11 x 3 inch bag suited for everyday carry or quick outings. Instruction highlights features of the Janome Continental M17, M8, and 9480, including the A.S.R. (Accurate Stitch Regulator), Ruler Work quilting, and the AcuFeed Dual Feed system. Decorative accents with Janome’s Mirage and other specialty stitches add a polished finish to the project. The workshop fee is $50.

This free, family-friendly festival at the Austin ISD Performing Arts Center celebrates Chinese heritage and the wider multicultural community. It begins with a lively Lion Dance that signifies good fortune, prosperity, and unity. A continuous stage program features traditional and contemporary music and dance, instrumental performances, opera, martial arts demonstrations, and collaborations with artists from other cultures that reflect Austin's diversity. Interactive exhibits explore history, customs, crafts, literature, and heritage, and local organizations host booths with cultural connections, educational resources, and community services. Families and children can enjoy traditional games and hands-on activities that encourage learning through play. Food offerings highlight authentic Chinese and other Asian cuisines, from regional specialties to favorite festival treats. This edition coincides with the Mid-Autumn Festival, known as 中秋节, which honors family reunions, moon appreciation, and sharing mooncakes. The event also marks the 10-year anniversary of the Austin Chinese-American Network.

At Castle Hill Fitness (Downtown), a full moon drum journey with JennyO centers on reflection, letting go, and renewal. The atmosphere encourages attention to what is ready to be seen, honored, or released, while the steady rhythm guides awareness inward. Drawing from the long-standing use of the medicine drum in Indigenous ceremonial and healing practices, the experience highlights rhythm as a path to connection and insight. Research indicates that consistent drumming can help ease stress, nurture well-being, and align analytical and intuitive thinking, often opening space for clarity, insight, and deeper self-awareness. Participants gather in community to follow the pulse of the drum, listen to inner wisdom, and engage with the transformative energy of the full moon.

Set in Central East Austin and presented at La Santa Barbacha, this walking tour covers about a mile with stops at top taco spots and vibrant murals. Tastings include rich mole tacos, tender barbacoa, smoky birria broth, and creamy horchata, complemented by fresh garden-sourced garnishes. Across roughly two and a half hours, the route features four nationally recognized taquerias and three mural visits while weaving in local food and culture. Restaurant gratuities and nonalcoholic beverages are included, with an optional $35 drink package available. Group size ranges from three to fourteen participants, and corporate or private tours are available daily.

Guided by Jorden, this two-hour workshop weaves therapeutic yoga, meditative doodling, and soothing restorative practices to help participants reconnect with their creative flow. Suitable for all experience levels, it offers a space for reflection, fresh inspiration, and gentle renewal. Supplies are provided. The experience is timed near August’s Sturgeon Moon.

Take a friendly group hike at Walnut Creek Park on an easy three mile out and back route that moves at a conversational pace. Expect a mix of sunny stretches and shaded sections. Meet at the Walnut Creek Trail parking lot next to Walnut Creek Pool near the main trail entrance. RSVPs are appreciated, and if you expect to arrive a little late, sending a quick text lets the group know to wait. For coordination, contact Will at (512) 810-6020 or Patricia at (512) 293-4908. Dogs are welcome.

In the White Tiger Courtyard on Historic South Congress, an acoustic duo and trio perform Top 40 pop, rock, and soul covers. It is suited for people finishing the workday as well as visitors and locals starting the weekend. Requests are welcomed, with selections that can range from Michael Jackson to Taylor Swift. Happy hour is available, and Asian-style bites are on the menu.

Cirque Du Rave transforms The Courtyard ATX into a kinetic space where circus artistry and rave culture collide. Immersive production surrounds the crowd, circus performers deliver jaw-dropping feats, and high energy dance music fuels a nonstop atmosphere. Expect a whirlwind of sound, light, and movement that makes every moment feel like the main attraction. A last entry policy will be in place.

Getter takes over The Far Out Lounge and Stage alongside Staysick, VNDETTA, Raddix, and Zhonk. A trailblazer in electronic music, he fuses hard-hitting bass with palpable emotion and wide-ranging influences. Emerging from the underground dubstep community, he gained a strong following through impactful releases on labels like OWSLA and Firepower Records. His work extends far beyond festival firepower, with the critically acclaimed album Visceral exploring hip hop, ambient soundscapes, and alternative elements. On stage he is known for heavy, high-energy sets that connect deeply with the crowd while shifting into reflective passages. Parking is limited, and rideshares are encouraged.

Getter takes the stage at Far Lounge in Austin with a hard-hitting showcase of bass-heavy, boundary-stretching electronic music. The set highlights his hallmark mix of massive drops, cinematic textures, and spontaneous twists, delivering high energy from start to finish.

Emo's presents The Menzingers on their North American tour, joined by Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends. This concert brings all three acts to the same stage for a full night of live music.

Enjoy a true crime themed murder mystery dinner where you work to crack a funny yet challenging case while you dine. The culprit blends into the crowd in plain view, so anyone might be called out as a prime suspect. Unlike traditional mystery shows, this experience is set in the present and unfolds in real time, with performers mixed in among the audience. Expect a lively, social and highly interactive evening created for adults.

Indigo Girls perform with special guest Linda Perry in an all-ages show. The duo of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray has built a four-decade career with 16 studio albums and more than 15 million records sold. After starting out in Atlanta venues and signing with Epic Records, their self-titled release reached multi-million sales on the strength of Closer to Fine and Kid Fears, beginning a streak of six Gold or Platinum certifications. Their latest album, Look Long, finds them back in the studio with a full band while keeping the bar-band spirit that has long defined their work. Offstage, they support causes that include racial justice, reproductive rights, immigration reform, LGBTQ advocacy, education, death penalty reform, and Native American rights, collaborating with groups such as Project Say Something, El Refugio, Imagination Library, and First Peoples Fund. A new generation encountered their music when Closer to Fine appeared in Greta Gerwig’s film Barbie. Their story is also told in the documentary Indigo Girls: It’s Only Life After All, directed by Alexandria Bombach, which premiered at Sundance and later screened at SXSW, Tribeca, and Hot Docs before reaching Netflix. Their catalog also powers the jukebox musical Glitter & Doom from director Tom Gustafson, with appearances by Lea DeLaria, Tig Notaro, Kate Pierson, Peppermint, and a cameo from Amy and Emily. Known for turning concerts into communal singalongs with the crowd, Indigo Girls create a shared space for connection. Please note there is a strict limit of six tickets per household, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled.

Resound Presents brings Brown Horse to Mohawk Indoors for an all-ages show. Tickets are available.

Gable Price and Friends will be appearing at Brushy Street Commons.

Presented by Moontower Comedy, Jenny Tian brings her show Ripe to The State Theatre. A mainstay of Sydney’s comedy scene, she rose to prominence during the pandemic with a social media following of more than a million and millions of likes. Her debut solo hour, Picture This, sold out across Australia’s east coast and later appeared on YouTube, where it has drawn over 900,000 views. She followed with Chinese Australian: A Tale of Internet Fame, which sold out across Australia and led to her first runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and the West End’s Boulevard Theatre, both of which also sold out. She has appeared in the 2024 and 2025 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Galas and was a cast member in Taskmaster AU season 2, earning a Logie nomination for Best New Talent. Selected for Screen Australia and YouTube’s Skip Ahead initiative, she continues to turn her online work into stand up material. After time in London, she is now based in New York and has completed her first US tour with her latest hour, Jenny’s Travels.

San Diego FC travels to face Austin FC at Q2 Stadium in a late-season clash. With contrasting styles on the field, the result could prove important for the standings and raise the stakes throughout the match.

Experience a night of rhythm, movement, and connection at Rhythm House ATX. The Latin Social begins with a salsa class led by Rhythm House alongside a bachata class with Favian Bustos, followed by lively social dancing. No partner or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for the classes plus social or $10 for social only.

Start Sunday with a friendly group ride that meets at Sun & Ski Sports in Austin. The route spans roughly 25 miles at an easygoing pace around 15 mph, welcoming beginner and intermediate road cyclists who want to build endurance, grow comfortable riding with a group, or simply enjoy a relaxed spin with others. This is a no-drop format, so everyone stays together. Participants should bring a road bike, a helmet, and water.

Align with the subtle pull of the moon on a guided hike through the conserved trails of Wild Basin Preserve, offered monthly and timed with the full moon. The experience invites a gentler pace and a renewed connection to the outdoors, fostering a steady sense of inner balance. After a free shuttle ride from Hotel Viata, participants explore peaceful Hill Country paths as a knowledgeable guide incorporates standing yoga poses, mindful breathing, and quiet reflection. The intention is to let go of what no longer serves, making room for clarity, renewal, and personal insight. With the Texas Hill Country and a wide open sky as steady companions, this nature-centered ritual supports both body and spirit while encouraging connection with something larger. Attendees receive 50% off a Spa Access Pass on the same day, including use of Spa Viata’s sauna, steam room, locker rooms, restrooms, relaxing lounge, heated outdoor pool, and hot tub. The pass can be purchased day-of from the spa receptionist, and a 24 hour cancellation policy applies. The shuttle departs from Hotel Viata at the scheduled start and returns afterward. Wear clothing suitable for hiking and gentle yoga stretching.

Spend the day in an in-store sewing workshop led by Janome Educator Sam Fung and build a mini shopper tote sized approximately 13 by 11 by 3 inches. Participants can test drive Janome machines, including the Continental M17, M8, and 9480, while learning features such as the A.S.R. Accurate Stitch Regulator, Ruler Work quilting, and the AcuFeed Dual Feed system. Finish the project with decorative accents using Mirage and other specialty stitches for a practical bag suited to daily essentials or quick errands. The class fee is $50.

FreezerBurn Town Hall invites the community to connect with Leadership for important organizational updates, including ticket dates and open leadership roles, and to help choose the event theme. Theme camps and art projects are welcome to set up a table, and should bring their own table and any needed supplies. Participants may bring personal items, but glass is not permitted and there is no smoking, fundraising, or sales allowed. The gathering takes place at the pavilion in Roy Guerrero Metropolitan Park.

H-E-B Free Fourth Sunday offers complimentary museum admission for all ages at the Texas Science & Natural History Museum. Visitors can explore Texas natural history, from the planet's beginnings and the age of dinosaurs to the wildlife that lives here today. Highlights include fossils of dinosaurs and other ancient creatures, exhibits featuring Texas wildlife, the chance to touch real meteorites, and a walk beneath a pterosaur with a 33 foot wingspan beside a towering tyrannosaur. New for visitors, Epic Encounters presents a refreshed paleontology gallery that combines scientific discovery with immersive design and interactive experiences. No tickets are required. Information about directions, parking, accessibility, and strollers is available on the museum website.

At Esquina Tango Austin, a weekly Urban Kiz and kizomba session combines learning and social practice. It begins with a class led by Charles Ogar and Alina, followed by an open-ended practica where participants can drill specific elements, ask questions, or simply relax and dance. Partners rotate each song so everyone gets plenty of dances, and the group is open to anyone. No partner or prior experience is required, and newcomers learn alongside dancers who are already comfortable with the style. The music and movement are rooted in Angolan kizomba, with Urban Kiz connecting those roots to Black American culture through ghetto zouk, a style influenced by R&B and hip hop. Each week builds on the last, and class breakdowns are recorded and added to the Kiz ATX library for review between sessions. Wear shoes you can pivot in, such as flats or smooth soles with minimal grip, and bring water. Street parking is available around the building, along with a lot behind it, and it helps to allow a little extra time on busy nights. Presented by Kiz ATX in partnership with Esquina Tango.