Events in Cedar Park, TX

Car enthusiasts and owners gather at Toyota of Cedar Park for an easygoing meet that welcomes off-road builds, classic rides, exotics, and sports cars, as well as anyone who enjoys checking out unique vehicles. Hosted in the employee parking lot, the event features on-site coffee and refreshment vendors. The TCP accessories team will be there, and vehicles of every size are welcome alongside spectators. For questions, contact Alda Xhindi at axhindi@toyotacedarpark.com.

An underground outing with EPIC at Inner Space Cavern in Georgetown features a guided Adventure Tour that covers roughly a mile on a paved path. Participants can take in impressive formations while a guide shares the cavern’s history, how it came to be, and details about the significant Ice Age fossil record discovered inside. After returning to the surface, an optional brunch keeps the conversation going. EPIC members participate at no cost, and non-member guest tickets are available for $35.

At The Fieldhouse at The Crossover in Cedar Park, the Mom and Pop Card Show welcomes collectors and casual fans to a relaxed marketplace featuring sports cards, Pokémon, and other trading card games. Browse for standout finds, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy on-site food trucks and beverages. All ages are welcome. This gathering is held monthly.

Explore offerings from local vendors at a back to school market. Interested sellers can reserve a 10x10 space for $20 by contacting Lora at Manager@txlegion447.org.

In Cedar Park, plant shopping pairs perfectly with lobster treats at Calloway’s Nursery. Browse the garden center, pick out favorites, and enjoy specialties from the Cousins Maine Lobster truck. Look for lobster rolls in Maine, garlic, and Connecticut styles, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque, clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Order ahead in the app to skip the line and earn rewards. The truck is cashless and accepts major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

Kids Day presented by H-E-B brings family fun to Dell Diamond alongside a matchup with the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Houston Astros affiliate. Children can enjoy complimentary inflatables and train rides outside the ballpark before the game. After the final out, kids are welcome to run the bases.

The first day of school marks the return of Rattler scholars and families for a new year centered on learning, growth, and success. Prepare ahead so your student is ready to begin strong, and remember that a complete school uniform is required on the first day. The message shares excitement about seeing everyone soon and beginning a wonderful year together.

Designed for ages 8 to 17 at any skill level, this archery class covers essential safety, equipment familiarization, and the step-by-step process of shooting. Closed-toed shoes are required. The drop-in fee is $30 and includes use of equipment, or choose a $100 monthly membership. Space is limited.

Breathe new life into well-loved garments at a hands-on visible mending workshop that blends function with creativity. Bring a worn or torn piece of clothing to practice embroidery-based repairs that highlight, rather than hide, the mend. Instruction covers how to use satin and buttonhole stitches for strong, attractive fixes, an introduction to sashiko for decorative reinforcement, and decorative options like fly and lazy daisy stitches to add personal style. All tools and materials are provided except the garment itself. Participants have access to embroidery needles, a wide range of thread colors, basting thread, heat-erasable marking pens or chalk, rulers, hoops, an iron and ironing board, and scraps or backing fabric for larger tears. Individual guidance and step-by-step handouts support learning during the session and make it easy to continue the new skill at home.

Freedom Flyers is kicking off the fall cheer season with a Signing and Fitting Day at Tippit Middle School. The event features uniform fittings, important season details, and an energizing start that helps athletes get ready to hit the mat with confidence. It is designed to get everything organized early so cheerleaders are prepared for what is ahead. Registration closes before the fitting day, so be mindful of the deadline. The program focuses on building confidence, discipline, teamwork, and lasting memories for youth in Georgetown and nearby communities.

Bell's Gaming Center hosts a Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart event for Magic: The Gathering. Each player receives two Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart packs to build and play, then competes in three rounds of Swiss pairings. Entry is $16 per player, or $15 when paying in cash. The format is suitable for introducing new players or welcoming someone back to MTG, with straightforward, easy-to-pick-up decks. Earn one non-foil Promo Pack for each match win.

Season 2 of the Pinballz Monday League returns to The Original Pinballz Arcade with six weeks of group play followed by a finals night. Players of every experience level are welcome, from first-time league participants to seasoned competitors, with a friendly community and plenty of chances to sharpen skills and meet fellow pinball fans. During the qualifying weeks, participants are placed in groups of four and face off on selected machines, earning points based on finishing position. After each round, groups are reseeded so you compete with players near your standing. Two of your lowest weekly results do not count toward the total, which helps if you have an off night or need to miss a week. The highest ranked players at the end of qualifying move on to the finals. Finals use a timed double elimination format. Matches are head to head, the lower score receives a strike, and two strikes result in elimination. The top three finishers share the prize pool. All league play is IFPA certified, so results contribute to official player rankings and matches follow IFPA conduct rules. Weekly admission is $10, which covers gameplay, a contribution to the prize pool, and IFPA sanctioning fees. Tickets are required each week you attend, and there is no need to commit to the entire season in advance. For those seeking additional play, a Sunday League with the same format is also available.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at Tractor Supply Co in Liberty Hill, serving a lineup centered on lobster. The menu includes Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style rolls, plus lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and tails, and a grilled cheese made with lobster. Soups include lobster bisque and clam chowder, and dessert features whoopie pies, with more options available. Preordering through the CML app is available and earns rewards. This event is cashless, and payments are accepted by major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and the in-app method.

Every Tuesday, Escapology Round Rock offers a weekday deal on its immersive escape rooms. Admission is 25 dollars per player, with a small additional charge for select rooms. The latest game, Batman: The Dark Knight Challenge, is included in the promotion. Each experience is private to your group and works well for friends, families, and coworkers. It can suit birthdays, date nights, and team outings, with options for groups of many sizes.

BookPeople hosts author Ashley Wall for a celebration of her children’s books, highlighting the picture book The Day I Had a Zoo and the chapter book The Wildflower Girls. In The Wildflower Girls, Blossom, Sunny, Sprout, and Poppy hear their charm bracelets chime, gather beneath a willow tree, and learn that unicorns are real but losing their magic in the hidden land of Unitopia. Connected by friendship and courage, they travel to this wondrous place, face surprises that test their teamwork and bravery, and search for the reason the magic is fading before it disappears. The tale centers on collaboration, courage, and trusting who you are. The Day I Had a Zoo, the fifth entry in the bestselling and award-winning The Day I Had... series, follows Luke, Emma, Mikey, and Noah after mischievous monkeys let the animals out of their habitats. With help from a zoologist, the friends use creativity, problem solving, and teamwork to guide each animal safely home, offering a fun story that supports social-emotional learning and celebrates cooperation and helping others. Ashley Wall, M.Ed., is an educator and mother who taught middle school math and founded MamaBear Books to create accessible, imaginative literature that nurtures empathy and a love of reading. She is committed to expanding opportunities in under-resourced inner-city school communities and believes that affirming books build confidence and curiosity in children. Her work has been reviewed by Kirkus, Midwest Book Review, and Booklife, and she has appeared on Chatting with Chelsea, Texas Today, and Studio 512. Purchases from BookPeople support a local independent bookstore and show publishers that author visits should continue.

The Peterson Brothers bring their residency to The Saxon Pub with a vibrant mix of Texas blues, soul, funk, R&B, and infectious grooves. Austin-born siblings Glenn and Alex Peterson are known for high-energy performances that blend deep soul traditions with tight rhythms and the kind of onstage chemistry only lifelong collaborators share. The setting offers an up-close experience in a dedicated listening room that gets audiences moving. Admission is free, RSVPs are optional, and while there is no cover, tips are appreciated to support the musicians.

Card collectors and TCG enthusiasts are invited to Pixel Palace for a weekly community event focused on playing, trading, and conversation. Bring decks from Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, or Yu-Gi-Oh and settle in at open tables for friendly matches or to showcase a favorite foil. Enjoy curated beers, crafty cocktails, and the kitchen menu while you play.

DivorceCare offers a 13-week path of support that covers key topics and points participants toward God’s healing during seasons of separation and divorce. Participants can begin at any point in the session. DC4K, DivorceCare for Kids, helps reduce the effects of divorce on children by strengthening their academic progress, emotional well-being, and spiritual growth. As children move through the program, they form stronger relationships with their parents, God, and others. Both programs take place at the Round Rock Campus, and an orientation for DC4K is available.

Sensual Tuesdays offers a welcoming night of salsa and bachata learning and social dancing. Classes are structured for all experience levels, with an intro track and multi-level progressive options that include a bachata musicality session plus salsa and bachata spanning levels 1 through 5. After class, the evening continues with a social featuring sets in salsa, bachata, and zouk, along with a BYOB policy and occasional themed dress nights. Pricing is $19 for a class plus the social, or $7 for the social only. Purchase is available through the website, the app, or at the door. IM Unlimited memberships and class passes are accepted, and the app includes membership details and ways to save. This series is now held at Rhythm House ATX. Instruction follows the Inspired Black Belt System, a progressive path for On1 salsa and modern, sensual, and Dominican bachata that supports goals from social dancing and confidence to wellness and instructor training, with growth from first steps to advanced levels.

Enjoy live trivia at The Brass Tap Round Rock with free participation and prizes for the top three teams. Each team uses a single smart device to submit answers. Seating is limited and available as guests arrive, so getting there early is recommended. Make sure your device is fully charged, and consider bringing a portable charger if your battery runs low. This event takes place every Tuesday.

Challenge your knowledge at a no-entry-fee trivia night at Anchor Bar in La Frontera, run by Not Rocket Science Trivia. Questions are family friendly and scoring is quick, making it enjoyable for both casual players and dedicated trivia buffs. Winners receive gift certificates. Arriving a little early can help you secure a table, and drop-ins are welcome.

Bell's Gaming Center hosts a relaxed Commander meetup centered on casual, open play. Entry is $6, or $5 when paying with cash, and there are no prizes. Guests 21 and older may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are permitted.

Set beside the lake on an outdoor deck in Austin, this open mic brings together poets, musicians, singers, and other performers for an easygoing evening centered on community and creativity. Attendees can enjoy live performances as artists share original songs, favorite covers, and poetry. Sign-ups are available for anyone who wants a turn, and the stage is shared so every act gets time in the spotlight. The setting offers a relaxed night under the stars for both performers and listeners.

This weekly networking meetup at Reveal brings together local small businesses to build relationships and support one another through referrals. An advance RSVP is required.

Local professionals from Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill come together for a mingle-style business coffee hour presented by Networking Local. It takes place at Red Horn Brewery & Roastery, which serves coffee and features a Mexican-style kitchen with tacos. The emphasis is on connecting with nearby businesses and keeping commerce local. Organizers request RSVPs so space can be reserved and the host can plan accordingly, and they share photos and updates on their Facebook page.

The event offers networking opportunities, light refreshments, and updates on community matters. Joe Bob Ellison with the Leander Fire Department’s Community Impact & Risk Reduction division will serve as the guest speaker, explaining how the department collaborates with local businesses, sharing practical fire safety information, and providing education related to frequent users of 911 services. Attendees can build professional connections, stay informed about local developments, and gain insights from community leaders.

DevilDriver brings the Strike and Kill Tour to Come and Take It Live, presented by Come and Take It Productions, with performances by Upon A Burning Body, Ov Sulfur, and Cultus Black. Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 at the door.

This laid back reading gathering invites participants to bring the book they are already working through, with no assigned selections. It begins with time to grab a beverage or snack and get comfortable, continues with a quiet stretch of reading accompanied by background music, and concludes with optional discussion and socializing for those who wish to chat. Expect beer, stories, and a mellow atmosphere.

At Taco Bell, this chess event is open to all with no age restrictions and has a capacity of 40 players. It consists of three USCF dual-rated rounds using a game-in-25 format with a 5-second delay. Sections are set by the monthly published USCF rating: Championship for ratings 1000 and above, Reserve for 600 to 999, and Beginner for under 600.

Runners gather at the Griffith Building breezeway, across from Prete Plaza next to the Brass Tap, for a weekly outing that has been going strong since March 2023. All paces are welcome, from walkers to those running under eight minutes per mile. Most weeks begin with the group heading out on the same course of roughly three to six miles, then everyone settles into a comfortable pace and distance, with pairing up by similar speeds encouraged. Bring water and, if needed, lights for running after dark. Non-members should complete the waiver. After the run, stay for a bite or a pint at nearby downtown spots. Additional route details are shared each week, and questions are welcome.

Rebirth Wednesdays offers a focused midweek ecstatic dance rooted in the original Austin approach. The space is held as a supportive, inclusive setting with explicit consent agreements and clearly stated boundaries so the body can relax into movement and the deeper mind can let go. Participants are encouraged to arrive as they are, move for themselves and allow the dance to guide them. As with practices like yoga or meditation, many find they feel better afterward, and showing up regularly can reinforce a sense of safety while quieting the mind and letting the body lead. A rotating roster of music facilitators shapes a complete 5Rhythms journey, moving from Flowing to Chaos and settling into Stillness. The evening includes an extended warmup, an opening circle, a main wave designed to invite surrender and depth, and a closing circle. Wear comfortable layers suitable for free movement and sweat, and bring a water bottle. Parking is in a gravel lot, with the entrance marked by AEDC signage and a shark mural. Admission is payable at the door for $20, with sliding scale options available.

Enjoy a weekly spin on bingo at The Fieldhouse at The Crossover CPTX, hosted by Texas Red Entertainment. Players listen to a mix of classic favorites and current hits, name the tracks to mark their cards, and compete for prizes. It is free to play, with great music, a lively atmosphere, and plenty of chances to test music knowledge. Food and drinks are available, making it an easy outing for friends and families.

Soul Ethos, a duo featuring Benji Uzo and Jamie Cameron, performs easy listening R&B and soul at Sun City. Presented as a scaled-down version of Soul Sessions, this set highlights the duo arrangement.

Chicago and Styx perform together live at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX. This concert brings both bands to the same stage for one show.

At The 04 Center, the South Austin Song Circle features Vanessa Lively, Patrice Pike, Audrey Price, and Lou Priest performing together on the same stage. This event brings multiple artists together for a collective showcase.

MTG Pauper takes the spotlight at Bell's Gaming Center. The entry fee is $13, or $12 when paying in cash. Loaner decks are available for anyone who does not have one.

This event features W.I.T.C.H. (We Intend to Cause Havoc) and is presented by KUTX 98.9, Levitation, and Radio/East.

A free, weekly community contra dance takes place at Hancock Recreation Center with music from the Local On-Call Orchestra, also known as LOCO. Beginners are welcome, and every dance is taught with a caller guiding the figures. No partner is required, and participants can dance either role or try both. A brief newcomer lesson is offered before the main program to help everyone feel comfortable. Each month highlights one move in greater depth, pairing basic instruction with tips on nuances and variations to deepen connection and add to the fun. This is a sober, family friendly gathering that welcomes LGBTQ+ dancers, and multiple callers use gender neutral language. The series runs each week when the recreation center is open.

Boombox Bingo from Geeks Who Drink has landed at Pixel Palace, expanding the lineup with a second Geeks Who Drink night. Tailored for music lovers and geeks, this easygoing bingo gathering blends upbeat tunes with a relaxed setting. Attendees can unwind with a beverage and enjoy the playful, music-forward vibe.

Cabana Club Austin and Planet Music Austin present a Latin dance night featuring a beginner bachata lesson with professional instructors Cal and Lily, followed by a social with DJ Guapea spinning bachata and salsa, plus cumbia and merengue. No partner is required. Leads and follows can rotate if they wish, and staying with your own partner is welcome. Cover is $10 for the class and social, or $5 for the social only. A free parking lot is available on a first come first serve basis. Food trucks will be on site, and the bar will be open with food, drinks and coffee.

Buzzkill at The Buzz Mill is a free weekly stand-up showcase on the patio of Austin’s lumberjack themed bar. Running since 2013, it has become a staple of the local comedy scene and is hosted by Carlton Wilcoxson and Angelina Martin. Each week brings a lively blend of rising Austin comics and seasoned headliners with credits from Comedy Central, HBO, Moontower Comedy Festival, and more. The show often draws a full crowd at the original Riverside location. It has been praised by The Austin Chronicle as a classic part of Austin comedy and highlighted by Do512 among the city’s best free activities.

This friendly meetup takes place in the shaded backyard and is open to every parent. There is time set aside to talk about your nursing relationship and to get answers to any questions. Expectant parents are encouraged to attend, soak up information, and ask what is on their minds. Come as you are, and arriving at any time is fine. Please note the gathering is held in a public location.

A grand opening ribbon cutting hosted by the Leander Chamber of Commerce will celebrate ATI Physical Therapy in Leander. The event is intended for Chamber members, community leaders, city officials, Ambassadors, and residents. Guests can meet the team, learn about the services offered, and show support as this new business becomes part of the local community.

This adults-only gathering blends relaxed book chat with hands-on book bedazzling, a playful nod to bibliotherapy. The format is drop-in, so participants can craft and converse at their own pace. There is a $10 supply fee, or the activity is free with a book purchase. To reserve a spot, email stephanie@paperbarkbirch.com.

Jacoby's Restaurant & Mercantile offers a budget-friendly date night and steak night featuring half-off steak frites and chicken fried steak, plus half-off martinis and bottles of wine. With a focus on service and vibes, the restaurant has been recognized as Austin's best all-night happy hour.

Off-Roaders Anonymous brings off-road enthusiasts together at Spare Birdie Public House for a casual community meetup. Owners of Jeeps, Broncos, Toyotas, and other trail-ready rigs connect with fellow drivers, trade stories from the trail, and check out standout builds. Newcomers can pick up tips from both seasoned and learning drivers and gather ideas for future upgrades. It is also a friendly space to share repair woes, relax with a cold drink, and find people who understand the ups and downs of the hobby. No registration is required, and conversations center on trails, mods, and memorable mishaps.

BookPeople presents a ticketed evening with Adam Cesare, celebrating Clown in a Cornfield #4: Lights! Camera! Frendo!, the fourth entry in his Bram Stoker Award winning series. The program will be moderated by Gabino Iglesias, author of The Devil Takes You Home, Zero Saints, and Coyote Songs, a writer, journalist, professor, and critic based in Austin and a member of the Horror Writers Association, Mystery Writers of America, and the National Book Critics Circle. In this chapter, the Frendo nightmare collides with Hollywood as a big budget movie about the Kettle Springs Massacre goes into production. Sabrina Alvarez, a relative newcomer, lands the lead as Quinn Maybrook, the famed final survivor, yet arriving in Kettle Springs triggers the feeling that something is very wrong. Fatal incidents begin to mount, the director loses control, the town remains split by grief and anger, and the production seems poised to sensationalize the tragedy. With the cameras rolling, danger escalates while the story explores the darkness people carry within. Cesare is also known for the graphic novel Dead Mall and novels including Video Night and the YA psychothriller Influencer, and he often shares his passion for horror cinema on social media. Tickets are required. Purchasing the book through BookPeople supports an independent bookstore and signals to publishers to keep sending authors to BookPeople.

Test your music knowledge at a weekly Thursday evening trivia night.

Starting from Lake Creek Park in Downtown Round Rock, this weekly 45 to 60 minute no-drop community ride welcomes cyclists, triathletes, and social riders. Two pace groups make it easy to match experience and goals. The Spicy group targets about 12 miles at 12 mph or higher on a longer downtown route with more traffic exposure and a stronger steady pace, suited to endurance and speed development. The Jazzy group covers around 10 miles at 10 mph or higher on a path-focused route with less exposure to cars and a conversational pace, ideal for base miles, recovery, and newer riders. Regroup points are included, all bikes are welcome, and the setting is co-ed and supportive. Please bring a helmet along with front and rear lights. The focus is on building fitness and community.

Every Thursday, the Jamie Krueger Group hosts a full-band blues jam at Oasthouse South Austin. Local musicians come together to play the blues in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Food and drinks are available, and the event is friendly to children and dogs. Musicians can bring their instruments, with a backline and drum kit provided.

Video Music Bingo at The Brass Tap Round Rock blends the classic game with the thrill of music videos. Pick up a sheet with two cards, watch and listen to short clips on the screens, and mark your squares to match the pattern that is called, then shout bingo when you complete it. It is free to play, features four rounds, and prizes are awarded in every round. Expect a lively scene with screens lit and beverages flowing.

At Zilker Park’s Rock Island off-leash area, this relaxed gathering brings dog lovers together to enjoy the city skyline while their pups run and socialize. Attendees check in with the host, Thomas, and his Vizslas, Cassie and Casey, upon arrival. All friendly dogs and their humans are welcome.

Live Texas professional wrestling takes center stage at Pinballz Lake Creek as the Waterloo Wrestling Coalition presents Thursday Night Fights, a first-of-its-kind weekly showcase in Austin. Watch standout competitors from around the world collide in high-energy matches with a shot at the number one Texas championship on the line. Expect fan favorites, opportunities to meet special guests, and an up-close experience that captures the adrenaline of pro wrestling. The series is powered by a partnership between New Texas Pro and Borracho Pro, uniting both promotions under one roof for a single show.

Enjoy casual games of Commander at Bell's Gaming Center. The focus is friendly, low pressure play with no prizes. Entry is $6, or $5 when paying in cash. Guests 21 and over may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drink are allowed.

Presented by the Paramount Summer Classic Film Series, this 35th anniversary screening of Boyz n the Hood takes place at The State Theatre. John Singleton’s 1991 feature debut, presented in color via DCP, runs 112 minutes and earned him an Academy Award nomination. The cast includes Ice Cube, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Morris Chestnut, Angela Bassett, Nia Long, Regina King, and Lawrence Fishburne. The story follows Tre as he strives to build a better future amid the realities of South Central Los Angeles, where even an ordinary trip to the store can turn tragic.

Helmed by Brian Redban, co-creator of Kill Tony and founder of DeathSquad, this weekly stand-up showcase brings secret sets from touring heavyweights, underground favorites, and rising talent. No lineup is posted and spoilers are avoided, so each show stays unpredictable with surprise drop-ins you will not find on any flyer.

Wild West and Planet Music Austin present a Latin dance night at Wild West Cedar Park featuring a beginner bachata lesson taught by professional instructors Haley and Frida. No partner is required, and partner rotation is available but optional if you prefer to stay with a friend. After the class, the floor opens for social dancing with DJ Guapea playing bachata and salsa, along with cumbia and merengue. Cover is $10 for the class plus social or $5 for the social only. Amenities include free parking, multiple bars serving drinks, air conditioning, and a large raised solid oak dance floor with a racetrack style layout.

Gary Nicholson returns to Sessions On Mary for a rare, uniquely Austin house concert that brings big-stage artistry into an intimate living room setting. A Grammy-winning, Hall of Fame songwriter, he has written across country, blues, pop, rock, folk, bluegrass, and Americana, with more than 700 recordings and collaborations that include Willie Nelson, B.B. King, Ringo Starr, Fleetwood Mac, John Prine, Del McCoury, and Guy Clark. His work has also reached the screen, including Jeff Bridges’ Oscar-winning performance of Falling and Flying in the film Crazy Heart. The room will be arranged for true listening with plenty of seating. Everyone is welcome. Bring your own beverages or enjoy the house selections, with mixers like citrus and olives on hand, plus light snacks. Bringing something to share is optional. Advance tickets are $20, and securing tickets or a reservation ahead of time is encouraged. Audience support helps keep the music going. Organized in cooperation with Deborah Lerner Booking, with thanks to Tito’s Handmade Vodka.

Blake Whiten brings raw, raspy storytelling to ACL Live, featuring Noah Brigden. The Enchntmnt / Warner Records artist from Six Mile, South Carolina pairs a hard-edged voice with original songs that have drawn more than 150 million streams since his first public performance. Raised on influences from Keith Whitley to Nickelback, he learned guitar at seven and started writing in his teens. A cover of Morgan Wallen's 'I'm the Problem' earned 9 million views, his solo-written single 'Rollin' Stone' surpassed 120 million streams, and his co-write on Bailey Zimmerman's 'Holding On' reached the Top 40 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart. His self-penned EP 'Six Mile' set the stage for his debut album, 'Something to Say', a 12-song collection that blends confessional writing with dark alt-rock intensity. He headlined his Rollin' Stone Tour, made his Grand Ole Opry debut, is currently on Bailey Zimmerman's Different Night Same Rodeo Tour, and is slated to appear on Morgan Wallen's Still the Problem Tour. This event is open to all ages.

A lakeside movie night unfolds at Mozart’s Coffee Roasters as the waterfront turns into an open air cinema for the Movies on the Lake series. Free deck seating is available, and an advance RSVP is encouraged since complimentary tickets can go quickly. The film can also be viewed from the water by reserving a paddleboard, a two person floater chair, or a donut boat. On water rentals are limited and often sell out, so booking ahead is recommended. Paddleboards are $20 per board for the duration of the movie, two person floater chairs are $30 per chair for the duration, and donut boats are $150 for two and a half hours, which can be used for a sunset cruise before the show or to anchor near the screen. Water rentals are operated by Lake Austin Calm, and anyone who reserves through Lake Austin Calm does not need a separate RSVP. Arrive early for live music, sunset views, themed concessions, and specialty drinks inspired by the evening’s film before the show begins. The café and concession stands will offer movie style popcorn, giant pretzels, candy, and more. Each week also brings limited time drinks and treats created just for this series. A pop up bar from Quince Lakehouse will be open with a film themed frozen cocktail, plus beer, wine, and hard seltzers available during the screening, creating a lakeside cinema atmosphere at Mozart’s.

At the Sun City Texas Boutique Bazaar, browse a selection of accessories, handbags, apparel, jewelry, and items for beauty and personal care. The Sun City Texas Community Association does not conduct business through social media. For participation details or more information, please use official contact methods rather than social platforms.

A grand opening in Georgetown, Texas features more than $1,000 in giveaways along with complimentary drinking water and ice. Attendees should bring clean bottles to refill, with a limit of 10 gallons per vehicle per day. Ice is limited to a single bag per vehicle and is offered subject to availability. To enter the giveaways, complete a brief survey at the event. No purchase is required.

A laid-back late lunch and happy hour meetup at Willie's Ice House brings together dads from Leander, Cedar Park, and Liberty Hill. It is part of a new ongoing series for the Dads Group and is designed for flexibility with no set agenda. Attendees can drop in as schedules allow, enjoy a full lunch, have a drink during happy hour, or stop by briefly for an appetizer and conversation. The group often gathers on the patio, and the meetup keeps a short window so it is easy to fit into a busy afternoon. A loose RSVP helps with planning table size, and dads are welcome to bring a friend.

Friday Night Magic at Adventures in Ink brings local Magic: The Gathering players together. Newcomers and longtime veterans can try new deck builds, look for trades, learn the basics, or enjoy relaxed games with other Planeswalkers. Expect a friendly, fun atmosphere that welcomes every skill level and serves as a weekly highlight for the MTG community.

The Region 4 celebration of the Texas Big Game Awards marks the program’s 35th anniversary, part of a statewide milestone that brings together hunters, volunteers, landowners, and program participants. Throughout the anniversary year, recognition is paired with educational workshops, wildlife symposiums, and community engagement. Hosted at Warren Wildlife Gallery, this evening focuses on honoring those who uphold Texas hunting traditions and responsible stewardship. Guests can explore a display of trophy mounts recognized by the program while achievements in conservation-focused hunting, sound wildlife management, and land stewardship are acknowledged. Catered appetizers, a cash bar, and raffles lead into the official awards presentation. Honors will spotlight youth and first harvests, along with individuals and partnerships that advance conservation and help preserve Texas’ hunting heritage.

An after-hours networking gathering with a ribbon cutting brings together area professionals in a relaxed setting, hosted by Josh Perez and the Jarrell Chamber of Commerce. Savor offerings from Bartlett Sausage and Perez BBQ while meeting business peers, community leaders, and local entrepreneurs, and engage in thoughtful conversations. The event centers on forming new relationships, strengthening existing ones, and uplifting the local businesses that sustain the community. Suitable for seasoned Chamber participants as well as those new to the area. Bring business cards, invite a colleague, and come with an appetite.

Josh Abbott Band headlines an evening of live music, with two to-be-announced support acts performing ahead of the main set. The schedule is subject to change.

A relaxed backyard gathering features live music from Christine Renner, along with barbecue and ice cold beer.

Settle in for a relaxed night of music at The Ruby Hotel in Round Rock. Arrive early to secure seating.

MACH 5 brings a high-energy heavy rock set to the Fieldhouse at the Crossover. Cold drinks are on offer, and there is no cover.

Fight Night at The Jungle Movement Academy offers a safe, structured setting to try out fighting skills with friends. Everyone begins with a warmup and instruction in fundamental techniques, then moves into controlled sparring. Participants can choose hand-to-hand or weapons. Sessions are separated by age, with one for ages 7 to 13 and another for ages 14 and up.

A casual bike night at The Thirsty Longhorn with an easygoing atmosphere, time to unwind, and plenty of enthusiasm for the burgers.

42nd Street celebrates the energy of Broadway and Times Square with humor and showbiz flair. Set during the Great Depression, the story follows Peggy Sawyer, a hopeful chorus dancer from Allentown who snags her first ensemble job in a glossy new production. When the star breaks her ankle just before the premiere, Peggy faces the chance to step into the spotlight. The score is packed with classics such as "You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me," "Dames," "We're In the Money," "Lullaby of Broadway," "Shuffle Off to Buffalo," and "Forty-Second Street." The performance lasts about two hours including an intermission and is suitable for all ages.

At the Doug Smith Performance Center, a gripping mystery unfolds as ten guests are invited to a secluded island, connected only by buried misdeeds they will not confess. A storm leaves them isolated from the mainland, and the murders begin, each death mirroring the verses of a chilling nursery rhyme about ten soldier boys. The performance runs approximately 90 minutes and includes an intermission. Rated PG-13.

MAMAMOO, a K-pop girl group, brings commanding vocals, bold performances, and magnetic stage presence to H-E-B Center at Cedar Park. Their dynamic energy runs through hits that blend genres, creating an electric atmosphere and a live show that lingers well after the final note. A strong pick for K-pop followers and music fans who love powerful vocals and vibrant concert vibes.

Game Night with Candice at Bell's Gaming Center brings players together to enjoy a wide range of board and card games from house and demo libraries as well as titles brought by Candice and participants. The event fee is $6, or $5 when paying in cash. Attendees 21 and over may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are allowed. All participants receive 20% off board games, or pricing is matched to BoardGameGeek Amazon listings. The selection on hand includes Ticket to Ride and Ticket to Ride Rails and Sails, Catan with expansions such as Cities and Knights, Treasures, Dragons, and Adventures, and Seafarers, along with Trivial Pursuit, Power Grid, Camel Up, and Clank. Options for two or more players include Catastrophe! A Game of 9 Lives!, Brass: Birmingham, Codenames Duet, Patchwork Express, Chess, Jenga, Splendor, Pandemic, Sagrada, Scrabble, Zombie Dice, Azul: Stained Glass, Small World, and Disney Villainous. Card game choices include Boss Monster, The Great Dalmuti, Simon's Cat, Mille Bornes, and Here to Slay. A food break is typically part of the evening, and play can continue late into the night.

Rock the Block returns to Downtown Pflugerville with a free outdoor concert featuring Tex Zep, a Led Zeppelin tribute band billed as one of the best in the United States. All ages are welcome, and Tex Zep is one of four groups selected for this year's series.

Rock the Block heads back to Downtown Pflugerville with a set by Tex Zep. Enjoy an outdoor summer concert experience with food vendors and a festive community atmosphere. This annual series runs on the third Friday of each month from June through September, showcasing different live bands.

Blue Moon Dance Co presents a lively Latin night filled with salsa and bachata. Begin with beginner and intermediate classes in both styles taught by Haley Fry, Marcus and Bianca, and Irakli and Maria, then continue into a social with music by DJ Irakli. 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 up to four people for $25, and payment is accepted by credit card or cash at the door.

A quiet New England town once faced a sudden summer storm during the Great Convergence, leaving survivors with memories they could not voice. This immersive, location-driven, fully improvised experience channels the unsettling themes of H. P. Lovecraft and features an all BIPOC score. The story unfolds across a performance space on the second floor of a historic building, and guests are free to move through the rooms to observe the inhabitants as the narrative progresses across three cycles. Early arrivals will draw from a deck of secret cards and assign them to the performers, setting hidden motives into motion. Each performance reshuffles roles and secrets, resulting in a one-of-a-kind version that will not be repeated, so multiple viewings can reveal new layers. The production is silent, with introductions provided in ASL, Spanish, Arabic and Italian. Seating is available throughout the space. All tickets are pay what you can. This project is supported in part by an Elevate Grant of Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment.

Tomzap brings a live music performance to Agape BBQ in Liberty Hill, Texas.

Watermelon Dash Austin wraps up the Summer Dash Series with a festive run at Dell Diamond in Round Rock. Runners can pick from a 10K, a 5K, or a 1K for kids and families, creating an inclusive experience for all ages and paces. As the series finale, following the Lemonade Dash and the Popsicle Dash, it brings together community spirit and summertime energy to keep everyone moving. Aim for a personal best or take it easy for fun, and enjoy a refreshing finish to the season.

The Wolf Ranch Farmers Market offers fresh flavors, unique local finds, and an upbeat atmosphere. Rain or shine, it features around 100 local vendors, plenty of fresh food, and a welcoming way to celebrate the community.

Free, outdoor yoga at San Gabriel Park in Georgetown welcomes all experience levels, from first-timers to seasoned practitioners. The class takes place beside the water, close to the Poppy playground and the swing sets. Enjoy a calm mix of movement and mindful breathing to ease into the weekend. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. Offered every Saturday.

Back by popular demand, the Rainbow Rider returns with a colorful twist on the Bertram Flyer, traveling from Cedar Park through the Texas Hill Country. The route spans Short Creek Canyon and the 300 foot South San Gabriel trestle bridge before circling back to Cedar Park aboard restored vintage railcars from the 1930s through the 1950s pulled by a diesel locomotive. This edition highlights the Rainbow Rider theme, celebrating self expression, bright colors, and plenty of joy. Attendees are encouraged to wear bold outfits, bring friends, and make the ride their own. Refreshments are available for purchase in the Cedar Park Car, including beer, wine, and mimosas, so riders can sip while taking in the sights and sounds of classic rail travel. The trip covers 44 miles round trip and includes a brief layover at the historic 1912 Bertram Depot. This experience welcomes all ages. All sales are final.

Trailside Market returns to Memorial Park with a friendly open-air shopping experience along the scenic trail. Browse fresh produce, plants, handmade items, original art, baked goods, and preserves from a varied lineup of local vendors while enjoying a relaxed stroll with coffee in hand. Vendor selection and coordination are managed solely by Round Rock Parks and Recreation, with no third-party involvement.

Learn how to turn a favorite landscape into fused glass artwork in a project-focused class that uses short glass strips as painterly marks to create an impressionistic scene. Guidance includes selecting a suitable reference image, preparing and arranging the glass components, and refining the piece for a polished result. This single-session workshop includes all cold-working and kiln firing. Additional open studio time on your own will be needed to finish the project.

At Rock Creek Plaza, the Round Rock Farmers Market includes a participating vendor that introduces new products each week and offers custom orders.

Responding to requests from the community, the Friends of the Pflugerville Library are holding a Saturday edition of their used book sale for the first time in years at the Pflugerville Public Library. The sale features thousands of gently used books, movies, music, puzzles, games, and more at simple, affordable prices. Children's books are one dollar with a buy one, get one free offer. Most other items are one dollar, including hardcovers, paperbacks, young adult titles, DVDs, CDs, and audiobooks, with no need to sort. Select items such as DVD box sets, Blu-rays, puzzles, and games are three dollars. Every purchase helps the Friends support programs, events, and services at the library. Friends members receive five free books at every sale, and membership signups will be available on site.

At the Austin Home Show at the Palmer Events Center, explore fresh ideas and innovative products for your home while meeting a broad range of companies in a single location. Compare options, ask questions, and connect with resources for home improvement, landscaping, and design services. It is a convenient way to gather inspiration and contacts for your home projects.

Round Rock ISD presents a free back to school celebration at Cedar Ridge High School. Eligible students can receive vision screenings, hearing checks, and vaccinations, available until supplies run out. Families can get help with enrollment and take part in hands on activities suited for all ages. Food will be available for purchase with cash only.

Leander welcomes Cousins Maine Lobster to HTeaO with a lineup of coastal favorites. Look for Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with tacos and quesadillas. There are also lobster tots, lobster tails, and a grilled cheese loaded with lobster. Soups include creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, and dessert brings whoopie pies. Refreshing drinks from HTeaO are available to pair with your meal. The CML app provides advance ordering and rewards.

Deepen a sound healing practice by learning to blend crystal singing bowls, gongs, and complementary instruments into one cohesive meditation experience. This in-person, hands-on training at Soul Strong Yoga is continuing education from Seasons of Sound and is open only to graduates of its certification program who already have working familiarity with bowls and gongs. Through guided exploration, participants will experiment with texture, timing, dynamics, silence, and transitions, practice reading the energy of a room, and build soundscapes that feel seamless to the listener and intentional to the practitioner. All instruments are provided, including bowls, gongs, tongue drums, water and ocean element sounds, chimes, and others, allowing space to try tools you may not yet own while playing alongside fellow graduates in a supportive setting. CEUs with Yoga Alliance and the Complementary Medical Association are available upon completion. Instruction is led by educators Julie Afsahi and Jessica Cross, experienced yoga and meditation teachers based in Austin and co-authors of a best-selling book on sound healing.

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Discover how ideas move from a screen to a real object in a beginner-friendly 3D printing workshop designed for ages 8 and up. The session introduces how printers work, what qualifies as a printable file, how to prepare and send a job, and how to monitor a build while troubleshooting common issues. It also touches on popular filament materials, their strengths, and how to choose the right option for a project. Creativity takes the lead with an easy introduction to CAD, including beginner-friendly platforms you can use at home, ways to keep building your skills, and the steps to export a model into a print-ready format. Bring a laptop if you would like to follow along. Once designs are ready, explore ways to turn them into finished pieces. Print what you create during the workshop, learn about local printing resources, and hear about returning with a Day Pass or a Rosie Membership, along with simple options for trying 3D printing in your own space. Space is limited to keep the experience personal and hands-on.

Enjoy an easy three mile out and back hike at Walnut Creek Park, kept at a relaxed, social pace and combining sunny stretches with shaded sections. Dogs are welcome. Meet at the Walnut Creek Trail parking area beside Walnut Creek Pool, near the main trailhead.

A meetup focused on Wuthering Waves will take place beside the outdoor barn, specifically on the right-hand side. This clear landmark should make it easy to locate the group.

Part of the Paramount Summer Classic Film Series, the 1991 feature Father of the Bride screens at The State Theatre in a color DCP presentation running 105 minutes. Steve Martin leads as George Banks, a dad grappling with his daughter’s sudden wedding plans, alongside Diane Keaton as his steady, supportive partner and Martin Short as an eccentric wedding consultant. The cast also includes Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Kieran Culkin, and BD Wong, with direction by Charles Shyer.

The event features Rummikub games that are simple to learn and enjoyable to play. Participants of all ages are welcome.

Hosted by The Barn at ColossalCon Texas at the Kalahari, this photoshoot welcomes cosplayers from every part and style. The hosts will be in Stone Ocean cosplays. For more about the hosts, find them on Instagram at @paragophobia and @kuragecos.

Tickets are on sale for an event that benefits the Youth of Williamson County. Attendees can reserve their steak in advance and try their luck during the festivities.

Ricky Montijo brings his one-man band to The Summit at Rivery Park with a signature mix of soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae. The performance is part of Music in the Yard, featuring live music, good food, and a relaxed courtyard setting at a leading mixed-use destination in Georgetown. Make it a night with dinner, friends, and an open-air concert beneath the Texas sky.

Author and animator Joe Rothenberg appears with moderator Phil Machi to celebrate You Call Yourself a Dragon?!, his first graphic novel. The tale follows Princess Pildred after she is taken by Fizzles the Dragon, while the knight Sir Bastion sets out to rescue her. Her curiosity may lead to an unexpected friendship, showing how a bit of kindness can make a big difference. Beyond the main adventure, the book features bite-size stories from around Castle Winkeldorf, a closing epilogue, and extras such as a kingdom map and drawing guides. Rothenberg is an Austin-based, award-winning illustrator, author, and cartoonist known for Castle Winkeldorf, Joetatochips, and Tall Problems. His debut book, The Forgotten Ones: Prehistoric Creatures You Can’t Prove Didn’t Exist, was published in 2025, followed by You Call Yourself a Dragon?! in early 2026. Phil Machi is an Austin-based independent animator, author, podcast host, and filmmaker whose long-running comic strip Retail Sunshine chronicles life in a big-box store and is being adapted into a hand-drawn animated short. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Purchases from BookPeople support a local independent bookstore and encourage publishers to continue sending authors there.

This event features live music at the Kalahari Resorts Amatuli Stage in Round Rock. There is no admission charge and parking is free. The setting is kid friendly.

The Cleverlys team up with Jomo & The Possum Posse for a live performance at The 04 Center in Austin. This shared bill offers a chance to see both acts on the same stage in one show. Tickets are available.

Captain Quack's Soundspace hosts a free, all-ages goth night with DJs Void and SpiderGoddess curating the music all evening. Mortisha Stewart sets the mood with a dark ambiance. Dressing up and dancing are welcome. The bar offers a full selection, and nonalcoholic options include mocktails, coffee, and tea, along with baked goods. There are no vendors associated with this gathering or any Dark Ritual events, and any claims to the contrary are not legitimate.

Kick Butt Coffee hosts a high-energy night of heavy music with performances from Burning Low, Gone, Altair, and KLTR. Expect pummeling riffs, moody atmospherics, contemporary aggressive metal, and forceful live sets from a mix of veterans and rising names, all geared toward fans of heavier sounds. Admission is $15 and the event is open to all ages. The show will also be broadcast live on Facebook and YouTube. Amenities include free parking and a full coffee bar alongside food, beer, wine, cider, and cocktails. As a long-running independent live music venue in Austin, Kick Butt Coffee provides a fitting setting for a loud, memorable evening.

Hippies And Cowboys bring their Nashville-bred rock and soul to The Far Out Lounge, mixing deep-pocket grooves, blues, and rock and roll with the fire of classic Southern sounds refreshed for today. Their influences span The Black Crowes, Allman Brothers, Aerosmith, Marcus King, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Otis Redding, the Rolling Stones, and Tom Petty, and their reputation comes from a relentless live show shaped by the road. Early sessions took place at famed studios including FAME, Muscle Shoals Sound, and East Avalon, and the live album Live at Fox and Locke (2023) captured their raw stage energy. The follow-up EP, Fork in the Road (2024), leaned into hard-hitting Southern grit, and a live double album with a full concert film is planned for 2026. Years as the house band at Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk in downtown Nashville built an expansive songbook and a commanding presence, fueling festival appearances at Pilgrimage Festival, Bristol Rhythm & Roots Revival, the 85th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, WEFest, and Floyd Fest, along with support slots for Foreigner, Goo Goo Dolls, Tesla, Blackberry Smoke, Atlanta Rhythm Section, and Bon Jovi at the opening of his Nashville venue. Their track “Rock All Nite” earned a spotlight through a Dana White’s Power Slap promo, and features in Rolling Stone, People Magazine, and Paste Magazine underscore their place in the modern Southern rock revival. Please note, parking is limited, and rideshares are encouraged.

An English-language Bollywood musical celebrates love, devotion, passion, and festive spirit set to timeless melodies. Vivid visuals, a compelling narrative, and memorable performances come together to create more than a typical show... an immersive experience at the Long Center for the Performing Arts.

ComedySportz brings a long-running Austin tradition to an intimate Round Rock stage at Premier Music Academy, presenting unscripted, family-friendly competition where comedy is played like a sport. Two teams of quick-thinking performers square off in games, scenes, and challenges inspired by audience suggestions, and the crowd helps decide the winner. Every match is created on the spot, so no two shows are alike. The format is clean and fun for adults, welcoming for families without feeling like a kids show, interactive without putting anyone on the spot, and paced to keep the laughs coming. It is a 38-year Austin staple, with a style reminiscent of Whose Line Is It Anyway or Dropout. Presented exclusively at Premier Music Academy in Round Rock, the venue offers close sightlines and a warm, friendly atmosphere. Seating is reserved, so there is no need to rush and seats are held in advance. Doors open before the match to allow time to settle in.

Neel Cole Band performs at Three Legged Goat with a free show built around nostalgia, delivering familiar tunes that span the spectrum. The focus is a shared love of music.

Enjoy a night of rhythm, movement, and connection at Rhythm House Dance Studio with a Latin social featuring Salsa and Bachata. The evening begins with a Salsa class taught by Rhythm House and a Bachata class led by Favian Bustos, then flows into social dancing set to music by DJ Travis. Admission is $20 for the classes plus the social, or $10 for the social only. No partner or prior experience is needed, just bring your energy and let the music guide you.

Night owls can take on cinematic escape rooms at Escapology Round Rock with a late-night discount. Use code LATEESCAPE for 40 percent off late-night games. All games are private, so only your group is in the room. Expect immersive storylines and high-stakes puzzles that feel even more thrilling after dark. It works for date night, a friendly showdown, or an after-dinner adventure. Late-night slots tend to fill quickly.

Enjoy a relaxed drawing session at First Light Books, with the option to sketch beneath the trees outside or settle in indoors with a coffee from the cafe. This independent bookstore and cafe in Austin’s Hyde Park occupies a thoughtfully renovated post office from the 1960s and serves as a neighborhood hub with about ten thousand carefully chosen books, a notable magazine selection, plus cookbooks and children’s titles. The venue shifts throughout the day, featuring a coffee window pouring Figure 8 espresso and Texas French Bread pastries, then later a wine bar and cafe. Designed by Thoughtbarn architects, its skylights, stained-glass reading nooks, and pea-gravel courtyard offer a welcoming backdrop for creativity, reading, work, and community connection.

Participants gather in the chapel at The Beat Church for a time of prayer, then head to The Arch in Downtown Austin for homeless outreach. Anyone is welcome to help. For safety, children must remain with a parent at all times.

Georgetown Winery hosts Texas Red's Name That Tune Bingo with Bryan leading the games. Participants receive bingo cards, listen to brief song clips, identify the tunes, and aim for a winning card to earn prizes. The atmosphere pairs a glass of wine with lighthearted musical competition, making it a sociable outing for friends or a date.

This CTBA bluegrass jam takes place at Bach Craft Beer & Kolaches and carries forward a Sunday afternoon picking tradition that began in 1978.

Celebrate the excitement of collecting, opening packs, and trading with fellow Illumineers at Black Castle Gamez with a relaxed Collection Quest built around Attack of the Vine!. Each participant receives three Attack of the Vine! booster packs and a Quest Card featuring a four-card challenge. Open your packs, trade with other players, and race to complete the set shown on your card. Finish your quest to receive an exclusive Belle - Always Reading promo card while supplies last. Entry includes the three booster packs. Suitable for collectors, new players, families, and anyone who enjoys the social side of Disney Lorcana, this friendly gathering puts trading skills and community front and center.

Enjoy a relaxed Commander session at Bell's Gaming Center focused purely on friendly games rather than competition. Admission is $6, or $5 when paying with cash, and there are no prizes. Attendees who are 21 or older may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are welcome.

Part of the Paramount Summer Classic Film Series, this 40th anniversary presentation of Labyrinth is featured within the Family Film Series at Stateside at the Paramount. David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly star in Jim Henson's 1986 fantasy about a young girl who enters a labyrinth to rescue her infant brother from the Goblin King. The film runs 101 minutes in color and will be shown from a DCP.

People at any skill level are welcome to take part. There will be teaching, plenty of play, and opportunities to learn together in a relaxed, supportive setting. If you have been curious, this is a chance to give it a try.

Part of the Paramount Summer Classic Film Series, this 15th anniversary presentation brings Drive back to the screen under the direction of Nicolas Winding Refn. Running 100 minutes in color and shown from a DCP, it features Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, Albert Brooks, Oscar Isaac, Christina Hendricks, Ron Perlman, and Russ Tamblyn. The story follows a quiet Hollywood stunt professional who, on the side, serves as a getaway driver. An attempt to assist his neighbor’s husband spirals into danger, and he takes it upon himself to protect her and her child from ruthless forces in Los Angeles.

Presented by Come and Take It Productions, this show at Come and Take It Live features The Queers, Worm Suicide, The Butts, and Dropped Out. Advance tickets are 20 dollars, and tickets cost 25 dollars on the day of the show.

This all-ages event features ZZ Top, welcoming longtime followers and new listeners alike. There is a strict limit of eight tickets per household, and any order that exceeds this limit may be canceled without notice.

SCHEELS marks its arrival in the community with a grand opening and joint ribbon cutting ceremony. The celebration welcomes the company to the area and recognizes a milestone as it begins a new chapter here.

WilCo Networking presents a free in-person networking event held each month. The upcoming meetup takes place at Santiago's Tex-Mex and Cantina. Guests are encouraged to bring a friend.

A ribbon cutting ceremony for Prime IV Hydration welcomes the community to explore personalized IV hydration along with services focused on wellness, recovery, and health optimization. Guests can meet the team, tour the facility, and share in the celebration of this new chapter.

Rockbridge Church partners with Hill Country Community Ministries to offer a community food distribution featuring fresh produce, eggs, and bread for anyone in need. No pre-qualification or paperwork is required. Everything is provided at no cost, and it is open to all.

Connect with the steady pull of the moon during a guided hike through the preserved lands of Wild Basin Preserve, held each month near the full moon. This unhurried experience invites participants to immerse in nature and cultivate a sense of inner equilibrium. Begin with a complimentary shuttle from Hotel Viata, then follow peaceful Texas Hill Country paths where a guide introduces brief standing yoga, mindful breathing, and quiet contemplation. Grounded in clear intention, the journey encourages letting go of what is no longer needed and opening space for clarity, renewal, and personal insight. With expansive sky and Hill Country vistas lending a steady presence, this nature-centered practice supports both body and spirit. Attendees receive 50 percent off a Spa Access Pass on the same day, which includes Spa Viata amenities such as a sauna, steam room, locker and restroom facilities, a tranquil lounge, and a heated outdoor pool and hot tub. The pass can be purchased day-of at the spa reception. A 24 hour cancellation window applies. The shuttle departs from Hotel Viata at the listed start time and returns there afterward. Wear suitable attire for hiking and light yoga stretching.

Enjoy an outdoor screening of Kung Fu Panda 4 with activities and refreshments before the film. Look for outdoor games and play areas, picnic tables and pickleball, and plenty of space to relax. The Hot Diggity Dowgz food truck will offer dinner and treats, and complimentary popcorn and water will be available. The movie begins at sunset. Po returns as the Dragon Warrior to face a new threat, teaming up with an unexpected partner and learning what it means to lead, with action, humor, and heart for all ages.

This event features Social Distortion at Moody Amphitheater in Austin, TX.

A baseball game features the Albuquerque Isotopes, the Colorado Rockies affiliate, with a fireworks show sponsored by Budweiser.

The Mustang Owners Club of Austin presents the 45th Annual Mustang and Ford Round Up at Georgetown Church of Christ. Preregistration is open on the club’s official website, where a printable mail-in form is also available, and online payments are accepted via Venmo or PayPal. Use only the website’s registration and payment process, since scammers have previously posted unofficial alternatives. Some show classes have been updated and combined this year, and organizers are available to answer questions about categories or registration. A trophy presentation is planned, and its timing may be adjusted if heat becomes a concern. Preregistration closes before the event, and entry fees rise after the early period ends.

Celebrate Pinoy heritage on and off the courts with a full day of pickleball complemented by Filipino cuisine, cultural dance performances, and insights from precolonial history. Players can enter Beginner, Intermediate, or Open divisions across men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles. Early registration offers discounted fees and a complimentary cotton event T-shirt.

This annual Teddy Bear Train benefits the Center for Child Protection with a vintage rail experience open to all ages. Children 13 and under ride at no cost when they donate a new teddy bear or other stuffed animal. The journey spans 44 miles round trip and includes a 15-minute layover at the historic 1912 Bertram Depot, and there are no adults-only cars. Each purchase must include at least one full-price adult ticket, and children must be accompanied by an adult, with a limit of one adult for every six children. Tickets are nonrefundable. Donated bears help the Center for Child Protection reduce trauma for children during investigations of crimes against children. After a first visit, each child receives a brand-new stuffed animal to provide comfort and a sense of safety, marking a new beginning.

Enjoy live music beneath the oak trees.

At Dell Diamond, a baseball matchup features the Albuquerque Isotopes, the Colorado Rockies affiliate. The first 2,000 fans will receive a Vince Young bobblehead courtesy of Dell Technologies, adding a collectible highlight to the ballpark experience.

Ricky Montijo delivers a one-man band set blending soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae at Pfluttos Tavern in Pflugerville. This classic neighborhood hangout offers a no-fuss, welcoming setting with a personable bar team, cold drinks, and live music. Locals and longtime patrons can settle into a low-key atmosphere while taking in the performance.

A day on the course at Berry Creek Country Club marks the 24th annual golf tournament benefiting Georgetown High School Baseball. Proceeds support facility improvements and the purchase of essential equipment for the program.

The Fairways & Freedom Golf Classic, presented by Fore Good at Georgetown Country Club, benefits Folds of Honor Central Texas. This charitable tournament features a four-person scramble format. Players may enter as a team of four, or as individuals who will be paired with others to complete a team. Early bird pricing is available. Team entry is $600 and includes breakfast, lunch, contests and prizes. An optional $200 team package adds a mulligan ball, drink tickets and on-course advantages.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings a seafood focused menu to HTeaO Round Rock - Brushy Creek, perfect for pairing with iced tea favorites. Look for Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls alongside crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, a lobster grilled cheese, and soups such as creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, plus whoopie pies for a sweet finish. Guests can place orders in the app ahead of time to speed up pickup and earn rewards. This is a cashless setup, with payment accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

Make the most of the season with a Family and Friends Night at Kalahari Resort and Waterpark. A stay includes waterpark access for four people for two days, with the option to add up to two more guests for $50 each. The rate is $169 plus taxes and resort fees. A portion of every reservation benefits the Bar W PTO.

A matchup at Dell Diamond features the Oklahoma City Comets, the Los Angeles Dodgers affiliate. Bark in the Park, presented by Subaru of Georgetown, is part of the festivities, with dog-friendly partners The Pet Gal and Tomlinson's Feed set up under the Home Run Porch on the left field concourse. Thrifty Thursday, presented by Firetrol Protection Systems, offers ticket specials of $10 plus taxes and fee in the Lawn, Home Run Porch, and Reserved 3 Sections. Concession deals include $4 Express Nachos and $4 small popcorn, and drink offers include $4 24-oz fountain sodas, $4 16-oz domestic drafts, and $7 16-oz craft drafts.

This show features Cory Morrow as the headliner. Entry opens before the performances begin, and a support act will take the stage ahead of the main set. The schedule is subject to change.

Friday Night Live with Dawson Holland features music and barbecue in a relaxed backyard setting.

Us & Her Band returns to The Fieldhouse at the Crossover for an evening of live music. Admission is free, and the event welcomes all ages.

An Oktoberfest theme sets the tone at Dell Diamond, highlighted by a matchup with the Oklahoma City Comets, an affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers. A fireworks show sponsored by Budweiser adds extra sparkle.

Catch Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds at Moody Center ATX in Austin, Texas. This event spotlights the act on stage at this Austin venue.

Trailside Market brings a lively open-air shopping experience to Memorial Park along the Memorial Park Trail. Explore fresh produce and plants, handcrafted goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and more from local vendors, with selections that vary from visit to visit. The setting invites a relaxed stroll to discover what neighbors have been growing, creating, and crafting. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party organizations involved.

Browse a community market featuring more than 60 local makers, set to live music. It spans multiple spots in downtown Pflugerville, including West Pecan Coffee + Beer, Hassell Dental, The Merc, Ceramics n More, Pecan Street Market, and The Sewing Station.

Climb aboard the Hill Country Flyer for a full-day rail outing in Central Texas, traveling in carefully restored vintage railcars cared for by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers. Guests can stroll through the train, pick up refreshments and souvenirs from the concession car, and appreciate the craftsmanship that turns this moving museum into a memorable ride. The journey spans 66 miles round trip and includes a two-hour stop in Burnet, offering time to explore the historic town square, enjoy lunch, or visit Wedding Oak Winery before the return to Cedar Park. Expect the steady rhythm of the rails, easy conversation, and a shared sense of nostalgia on the way back. This experience is open to all ages. All sales are final.

The Stone Rollers perform a set featuring favorites from Rolling Stone alongside a broad selection of classic rock anthems.

Austin hosts a food-focused celebration devoted to empanadas, featuring a curated mix of vendors showcasing regional Latin American recipes alongside inventive twists. Expect both savory and sweet varieties, plus drinks and live music in a family-friendly setting. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Many vendors offer vegetarian and vegan choices, though availability can vary. Free tickets are available while space lasts. Arrive early to make the most of the experience. Only two vendor spots remain on a first come, first served basis.

Kids Day presented by H-E-B takes place at Dell Diamond with a matchup against the Oklahoma City Comets, a Los Angeles Dodgers affiliate. Before the game, children can enjoy complimentary inflatables and train rides outside the ballpark, and after the final out kids can head onto the field to run the bases.

Spirit Night at Marco's Pizza raises funds for Larkspur Elementary. Mention Larkspur Elementary when dining in or ordering for pickup so your purchase is included in the fundraiser. For online orders, enter the code BOLT at checkout. Carryout and delivery both apply. A portion of each qualifying order supports students at Larkspur Elementary.

A clinic for pet vaccinations is taking place at the CPHS FFA Project Barn on the CPMS Campus. It offers a simple way for pet owners to take care of vaccinations in one visit.

Explore the plush world of Shannon Fabrics Cuddle® with hands-on guidance using the BERNINA L8 Series serger, led by Cuddle® Ambassador and experienced sewist Sheila Ryan. This two day workshop welcomes both newcomers to serging and seasoned stitchers, focusing on building confidence and expanding techniques through practical projects. The first day centers on fundamentals such as handling, cutting, and serging Cuddle®, understanding fabric differences, and getting comfortable with the BERNINA L8 Series, all while creating a beginner friendly infinity scarf to take home. The second day strengthens those skills with two coordinating projects, a soft lap throw and an envelope style pillow that includes a Shannon Fabrics pillow form. Participants finish with polished, take home pieces and a stronger foundation in serging. For information, call 512-863-6108.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its truck to Staccato 2011 with a full selection of seafood dishes. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Ordering ahead and earning rewards is available in the Cousins Maine Lobster app. This stop is cashless, and payment can be made with all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or through the app.

A creative weekend convention for makers of all kinds features a wide range of classes, including mosaics, candles, cookies, wreaths, stained glass, and woodworking, along with options to try something new. In the lead-up to the event, instructor spotlights will share their stories and preview the sessions they teach to introduce the people behind each workshop.

Open water practice swims at the Lake Pflugerville swim beach welcome triathletes, endurance swimmers, and first-timers. Organized by SBR Fun Events, these monthly sessions recreate race conditions and build confidence for everything from sprint efforts to 140.6 goals. Sharpen essentials like sighting, drafting, time trial starts, and smooth wetsuit on and off. Two marked options, beginner and intermediate, are set with race buoys for clear navigation. Safety coverage includes in-water mentors, guides, lifeguards, and kayak support. The easy beach entry also makes it a convenient place to rehearse T1 swim to bike transitions. The tone is non-competitive, educational, and all about fun. Advance registration is required to keep the session organized and to provide a full athlete briefing.

This event follows a straightforward flow for entries and classes. Books open for registration, leadline books close first, then books close for all other classes. Leadline begins after entries are finalized, getting the program underway.

Trailside Market returns to Memorial Park with an open-air marketplace set along the Memorial Park Trail. Shop fresh produce and plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and more from local vendors sharing what they grow, create, and craft. A rotating mix of sellers keeps each visit fresh, with coffee in hand, sunshine overhead, and a leisurely stroll built right in. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party individuals or organizations involved in vendor management.

Enjoy a lively marketplace in a square celebrated as the most beautiful in Texas, featuring music, artisan and craft makers, mobile food vendors, cottage food sellers, service providers, and retailers. Explore the booths to find a variety of goods and offerings.

An indoor puzzle swap takes place at Pflugerville Community Church in Building 2 toward the back of the property. Look for the cars to find the location. You do not need to bring puzzles to take part. When contributing, tape boxes closed or place pieces in zipper bags. Volunteers are welcome to take two or three extra puzzles home for temporary storage until the next swap. If you have questions at the event, ask anyone wearing a swap shirt.

Celebrate the opening of Interwoven at a free, public reception featuring live music and refreshments. Everyone is welcome.

Hosted by Austin Dhol Rhythms, this community celebration honors Ganesh Chaturthi with an evening of devotion, culture, music, and dance. Highlights include live dhol tasha, continuous garba and dandia, bhajan jam sessions, and a range of cultural performances. Food vendors and shopping booths will be on site, and the atmosphere is family friendly. Early bird admission is $10, and children under five attend free. For performance or vendor inquiries, contact Lavanya at 531-777-6903.

Lovechild brings strong musicianship as classic rock and pop come together in a polished, harmonious sound at Saturday Under the Oaks.

Comedian William Lee Martin brings his Seemed Smart at the Time tour to Georgetown Palace Theatre in Georgetown, Texas. This performance is presented by Red Dirt Comedy.

Ricky Montijo brings a one-man-band performance blending soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae to Pfluttos Tavern in Pflugerville. Settle into a true neighborhood bar where the focus is on good company, cold drinks, and live music without the fuss. Friendly staff, a relaxed pace, and a circle of regulars create an inviting spot to unwind while the music fills the room.

At NE Metro Park, a heroes versus villains themed race brings together runners for a lively day organized by Bigfoot Running Company. Participants can pick a side, wear costumes, and enjoy music while taking part in the Kids Dash, 1 mile, 5K, quarter marathon, or half marathon. Every finisher earns a medal and a race shirt. Chip timing is provided for the 5K, quarter marathon, and half marathon. Expect trophies and age group awards, a DJ energizing the start and finish area, and support with snacks and aid stations on course. A costume contest offers prizes that include a $25 gift card, a complimentary race entry, and a Bigfoot prize pack. Race morning also features packet pickup, the Kids Dash, and the start of the main distances. Additional perks include youth pricing for ages 12 and under at $15 for the 5K and quarter marathon, $20 back after referring five friends, group discounts, and options to volunteer or volunteer then run.

A wedding showcase in Round Rock, Texas brings together designers, makeup artists, photographers, decorators, florists, jewelers, caterers, event planners, and other wedding professionals. Presented by Uzma Khan, the affair features a live fashion show, premier vendor exhibits, and opportunities to connect with industry experts. Guests can explore fresh ideas for celebrations, while businesses have a spotlight to present their brands and build relationships within the wedding community.

Cousins Maine Lobster heads to HTeaO Cedar Park with a menu made to pair with refreshing tea. The lineup includes Maine, garlic and Connecticut style lobster rolls, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, and whoopie pies, with more options available. Preordering with rewards is available through the CML app. All orders are cashless, with major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and in-app payments accepted.

Bring documents for shredding along with smaller recyclables to this free community event at Lakeway Aquatic Physical Therapy. It is open to both individuals and businesses. To make drop-off easier, place shred materials in bags instead of boxes. Paperclips and staples can remain on the paper, and bags may be paper or plastic. IREP Junk Removal will be on-site to collect hard-to-recycle items, including plastic bags and wrap, batteries, empty ink cartridges, styrofoam, and paint or household chemicals, with a limit of five gallons per person for the latter. While there is no fee, optional donations by cash or check will be accepted to benefit LT Senior Services, and online contributions are also possible. Walk-ins are welcome, and you can RSVP to receive a reminder.

A family-centered music event brings live musical entertainment to Dahlia Cafe.

Enjoy live music on the Amatuli Outdoor Stage with no cover. All ages are welcome, free parking is available, and the event is open to the public. The venue features a bar, restaurants, a fire pit, and an African Market.

Cap off the Rock the Block season in Downtown Pflugerville with a live performance by LC ROCKS. This outdoor concert brings together friends, family, and neighbors for live music, food vendors, and a lively community atmosphere. Rock the Block is an annual summer concert series that features a variety of live bands, and this finale celebrates another season of music and community.

Ride through the Texas Hill Country in lovingly restored vintage railcars maintained by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers. This full-day outing invites passengers to explore the train, pick up refreshments and souvenirs from the concession car, and admire the details of a moving museum. The trip covers 66 miles round trip with a two-hour layover in Burnet, where there is time to wander the historic square, enjoy lunch, or visit Wedding Oak Winery. The return toward Cedar Park brings the steady rhythm of the rails and easy conversation as the day winds down. This experience is open to all ages. All sales are final.

Set along the Memorial Park Trail, this open-air market highlights local growers, bakers, artists, and makers. Browse fresh produce and plants, handmade items, original art, baked goods, and preserves as vendors share what they have cultivated, designed, and made. Enjoy an easygoing stroll between booths with coffee and sunshine for company. Vendor selection and coordination are managed exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and no third-party organizations are involved.

The Tower of Power brings a high-intensity Lishi Tool Challenge to the TLA Convention in Austin, Texas. Competitors race to open five locks in five minutes using only Lishi tools, with a single attempt to complete the run, and the champion walks away with the belt. Throughout the week, the convention features world-class teachers and education.

The Joel Tucker Band will be at Agape BBQ, where guests can enjoy drinks and great food.

Experience a backyard performance featuring classic rock and blues, bringing energetic riffs, soulful melodies, and a laid-back vibe to a casual outdoor setting.

Dell Diamond hosts a game against the Tacoma Rainiers, the Seattle Mariners affiliate. The first 2,000 fans will receive a cowboy hat courtesy of Covert Hutto as part of the Saturday at the Ballpark promotion. This giveaway adds a themed keepsake to the ballpark experience.

Cousins Maine Lobster is serving at HTeaO in Leander with a lineup of seafood favorites. Choose from Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, plus crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a warm lobster grilled cheese. Soups include lobster bisque and clam chowder, and there are sweet treats like whoopie pies. A cold sweet tea from HTeaO makes a refreshing pairing. The Cousins Maine Lobster app can be used to bypass the line and earn rewards. Service is cashless and accepts major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

Derek Riggs, the illustrator known for shaping Iron Maiden’s imagery and for creating their mascot Eddie, will appear for an in-store signing. Attendees can meet the artist and participate in a signing session.

Shreya Ghoshal performs live at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park. The concert takes place in Cedar Park near Austin, Texas, and offers an opportunity to hear her music on stage.

Caleb Gordon brings The Eden Experience to Northpoint Center in Leander in the Austin area, with DJ Cam adding to the lineup. This tour blends hip hop and faith for an evening that is both high energy and contemplative. Expect an immersive production with bold visuals and intentional pauses that encourage a deeper connection, creating a space where faith meets everyday life. Tickets are on sale. The planned flow includes VIP entry, a Q&A session, early entry, general admission, and then the main program, and the schedule may change. For the protection of attendees and buyers, the organizer does not permit third party ticket resales for this event. Because of increased online ticket scams, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet to ensure valid entry and receive important updates and assistance.

This lunchtime tasting celebrates local flavor with dishes from restaurants across Leander. Attendees can try a variety of offerings, find new places to visit next, and connect with fellow food lovers and neighbors while enjoying the area’s lively dining scene. Those registered for the New Member Orientation already have a lunch ticket included, so no separate registration is needed for the luncheon.

Settle in for an outdoor movie night at Crosspoint Church with a sunset screening of David, an animated story about a young shepherd who faces giants and battles, finds courage, and learns to trust in God’s plan. The backyard opens early for games, food, and fun, with vendor food trucks available and complimentary popcorn and water. Enjoy lawn games, the playground, pickleball, and picnic areas before the film. All ages are welcome. Bring chairs or blankets for comfortable seating on the grass.

Spend a relaxed autumn night at Dahlia Cafe beneath the oak canopy, pairing a go-to dish with a refreshing drink while music sets the mood for your meal.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to H-E-B Center at Cedar Park in Cedar Park, Texas, joined by Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. The concert features well known songs like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new music from the album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. This stop is part of a 16 city U.S. run. The organizer cautions that third party ticket resales are not permitted on TPR event pages and warns of online ticket scams, recommending purchases only through the official ticketing outlet to ensure valid tickets and current event updates.

The Hill Country Flyer offers a full-day rail adventure through Central Texas in restored vintage railcars maintained by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers. Guests can stroll through the train, pick up refreshments and souvenirs in the concession car, and admire the craftsmanship that gives this traveling museum its character. The trip spans 66 miles round trip, with a two hour layover in Burnet to explore the historic town square, share lunch, or visit Wedding Oak Winery before returning to Cedar Park. The gentle cadence of the rails, the conversations along the way, and the spirit of classic railroading turn a simple outing into a lasting memory. This ride is open to all ages. All sales are final.

Set along the Memorial Park Trail, this open-air market features produce, plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and more from local vendors. Each week brings a different mix as growers and makers share what they have been cultivating and creating. Vendor selection and coordination are managed exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party involvement.

Celebrating a decade of fandom, this annual library event launched in 2016 and gathers authors and artists from across Texas for a day centered on comics, manga, anime, cosplay, and gaming. Designed for attendees of all ages, it emphasizes an inclusive, welcoming atmosphere. Special guests showcase the breadth and diversity found throughout comics and pop culture.

Boots & Bling brings a lively country concert together with a meaningful mission, raising support for children diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses. Expect an evening filled with live music, plenty of dancing, good food and drinks, and a warm Texas vibe. The Caleb Young Band, a rising Texas country group, will deliver a mix of heartfelt ballads and high-energy favorites that keep the dance floor moving. Tickets are $50 per person or $400 for a table of eight, and admission includes the show, BBQ, and one drink ticket, with a cash bar available. Boots and bling are encouraged but not required, so wear what feels right, whether that is a touch of sparkle and fringe or a sharp western look, and jeans are perfectly fine. Proceeds benefit children and families navigating serious health challenges, with sponsorship opportunities available. Raffle or auction item donations are also welcome.

Ricky Montijo brings a one-man band set that blends soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae to Pfluttos Tavern in Pflugerville. This classic neighborhood bar offers a relaxed, no-frills vibe with friendly staff and loyal regulars who stop in for cold drinks and live music. It is an easygoing place to unwind and enjoy a night out.

The event offers music from DJ Nando, training demonstrations, and more than 30 vendor and rescue booths with adoptable dogs. Thousands of dollars will be awarded to rescues in attendance. The Sam Bass Fire Department will host a Touch a Truck experience, and a cruelty police officer will speak about animal cruelty and how to report it. Leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome, and Superman will make a special appearance.

A casual car meet in Downtown Pflugerville pairs a showcase of standout vehicles with coffee and live music. Presented by the Pecan Street Collective Market and the City of Pflugerville, this standing monthly gathering brings the community together. Families are welcome for a relaxed outing filled with cars, conversation, and a friendly neighborhood vibe.

Barryhill Garden Center presents its annual Halloween-themed fall festival filled with activities for all ages. Children can paint their own pumpkins, collect candy, play games for prizes, and enjoy face painting and caricatures. Visitors can browse unique vendors and handmade goods, choose from a wide selection of pumpkins and fall décor, and enjoy food and treats while exploring the garden center. A raffle offers chances to win Barryhill Garden Center gift cards. Admission is free, and costumes are encouraged for a festive day of Halloween fun.

The Cedar Park High School Cheer Boosters are hosting a one-day mattress fundraiser featuring more than 35 styles to try. The event focuses on better sleep and smart savings while supporting the program that benefits the school community. Attendees can compare options in person and choose what fits their needs, with purchases helping the boosters. This fundraiser is sponsored by the CPHS Cheer Boosters and is not part of CPHS or LISD.

A family friendly, outdoor celebration of Latin American barbecue comes to The Fieldhouse at The Crossover in Austin, pairing live entertainment with the flavors of the grill. A curated lineup of food vendors will serve parrilladas, skewers, BBQ and other smoky specialties inspired by Latin America and global traditions, with choices spanning meats, vegetables, sides, refreshing drinks and even grilled desserts. Admission is free with registration. Vegetarian and vegan options are available. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and pets are not allowed. Activities for all ages accompany the music and food.

Under the Texas sky at the rustic Reunion Ranch, this community gathering blends warm ranch hospitality with purpose. Organized by a coalition of childhood cancer nonprofits, the evening centers on a shared goal to help end childhood cancer. Expect moments of connection, boots moving across the dance floor, and inspiring stories that honor brave children and the families who stand with them. The celebration shines a light on the need for better treatments, greater awareness, and, ultimately, a cure. Proceeds from tickets and sponsorships fuel research and family support, turning compassion into action. Gold will glow throughout the night to symbolize childhood cancer awareness, as the community comes together to take meaningful steps forward.

Settle in under the oak trees for classic country from the Steel Belts, with cold beer and delicious barbecue rounding out the experience. Expect a relaxed, one of a kind atmosphere filled with timeless tunes and good flavors.

Autumn Days Market takes place at Wolf Ranch Farmers Market, close to Ross.

Round Rock hosts a fifth annual food and beverage festival built around a Stars, Stripes & Spurs theme that blends country flair with bold flavors. Attendees can sample more than 30 tastes and signature cocktails from Kalahari restaurants and bars, along with curated pours from carefully selected local and national wine, spirit, and beer brands. Kalahari chefs will present cooking demonstrations that highlight techniques from Kalahari’s acclaimed restaurants. Live music and other entertainment will be featured throughout the festival, creating a lively soundtrack for tasting and exploring. Western attire is encouraged, so boots and hats fit right in. Ticket options include General Admission at $125 and VIP at $200.

One of the Leander Chamber’s signature gatherings brings a full day of golf, networking, and friendly competition to Crystal Falls Golf Course. The four-player scramble welcomes golfers of all experience levels and supports the local business community. Team entry is $650 and includes green fees, use of a golf cart, lunch, one drink ticket, and a swag bag. Highlights include trophies and a round of golf for the top men’s and women’s teams, a $10,000 hole in one contest presented by HEB, and raffle drawings with a variety of prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses seeking added visibility, and teams are encouraged to register early since space is limited.

The Hendrickson Choir brings back its Mattress Fundraiser at Hendrickson High School. This one-day event offers the chance to try more than 35 mattress styles, making it easy to compare options and shop for better sleep. Savings are a focus, and every purchase supports the school and the choir. Families and friends can explore together and enjoy a relaxed shopping experience centered on comfort and rest.

This event features live music.

Amy's Ice Cream is hosting a Spirit Day. At checkout, whether ordering in store or online, please mention Rancho Sienna Elementary PTO.

Family and Friends Night at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions offers a fun getaway with access to America’s largest indoor water park at a special $189 rate that supports the Caldwell Elementary School PTO. Each reservation includes two queen beds and water park passes for four guests. Up to two additional guests can be added for $50 each, for a maximum of six people per room. A portion of every booking benefits the PTO. Rooms are limited.

A two-night Bollywood Dandiya celebration returns for its second year at Austin Sports Center Cedar Park. Enjoy a lively blend of traditional Garba, high energy Bollywood music, and all the festive vibes across both nights. The event takes place indoors and offers free parking. Retail vendors and small businesses are invited to showcase their products with social media promotional opportunities available. Sponsor participation is also welcome. Last year sold out.

Trailside Market brings an open-air shopping experience to Memorial Park beside the park trail. Expect seasonal produce, plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and other locally crafted items. The vendor mix changes from week to week as growers and makers share what they have been cultivating and creating. Vendor selection and coordination are managed exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and there is no third-party involvement.

Hello Chaser heads to Sociedad for a celebration of August birthdays, including the band’s lead vocalist, with a set of pop, rock, and soul that spans decades. Expect favorites from artists such as AC/DC, Aretha Franklin, Beyoncé, and The Killers. Located in Downtown Round Rock and formerly known as Alcove Cantina, the venue features a refreshed space along with a new menu for dinner and drinks. There is no cover, and song requests are welcome.

Kalahari is hosting a Spirit Night featuring a one night stay for $199 that includes water park passes. The package offers a Sunday check-in, and with Monday designated as a student and staff holiday, there is extra time to enjoy the water park. Access begins on the day of arrival and continues for the entire day after check-out. Booking is open, and the previous year’s offer reached capacity early.

Larkspur Day at Kalahari offers a fun getaway for friends and families at Kalahari Resorts in Round Rock. Each reservation includes a guest room and four water park tickets, creating an easy way to enjoy time together with plenty of splash-filled entertainment. Proceeds from the event help fund school activities.

Trailside Market brings an open-air shopping experience to Memorial Park in Round Rock along the scenic Memorial Park Trail. Explore fresh produce and plants, handcrafted items, original artwork, baked treats, preserves, and more from local vendors in a relaxed setting. The lineup rotates to showcase what growers and makers have been cultivating and creating. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party involvement.

The largest free Festival of Lights in Austin and Central Texas marks its tenth year, celebrating a decade of light, joy, and community. The program features live performances by more than a thousand artists, spanning Bollywood numbers, classical traditions such as Bharatanatyam and Kathak, energetic Bhangra and Garba, folk styles, and creative fusions. Festivities also include a rangoli sand art competition with prizes, a diya lighting ceremony led by the Mayor of Round Rock, and a community recognition awards presentation. A bustling bazaar brings together over a hundred vendors with clothing, jewelry, home decor, art, and more. Food lovers can explore a dozen plus stalls offering Indian street fare, vegetarian choices, Indian ice creams, and shaved ice. Taj Fashion presents a Bollywood fashion show, Dance Up Austin leads a free Bollywood dance workshop, and DJ Rahul keeps the open dance floor lively through the finale. Families will find a kids art and painting contest with more than twenty prizes and a display of Indian artwork by local artists. The event is stroller friendly, wheelchair accessible, welcoming to pets, and free to attend.

This Halloween-themed event in Cedar Park features a 5K and a 1 mile option, along with a kids dash.

A free Senior Expo at The Crossover brings together local organizations that assist seniors and their families. The event includes prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings. Pre-registration is available.

Kin Faux returns to The Back Porch Social in Round Rock for another visit. Ticket details will be released soon, with a link to follow.

Rancho Sienna Elementary PTO presents its annual Boo Bash.

North Dakota Hockey heads to Texas as the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game comes to Austin, pairing North Dakota with Michigan State in a marquee college hockey showcase. Framed as a destination experience, the weekend blends top-tier hockey with time in a city celebrated for live music. Beyond the game, the lineup features the NODAK Palooza fan gathering at ACL Live at The Moody Theater, a golf tournament, and additional activities. Presented as more than a matchup, it is a road trip and reunion that spotlights North Dakota Hockey on a national stage.

Start the holiday season at a craft makers market where you can make your own festive pieces or browse ready-made holiday items. It is a welcoming spot to get a head start on celebrations, whether you enjoy creating or prefer to pick out finished goods.

Father and son musicians Craig and Hunter Howell perform at Roots on the square in Georgetown, TX every first Thursday of the month.

Set in the hills of Central Texas, the Big Texas Ultra is a two day endurance event on the Lake Georgetown Rim Trail. Participants take on a 15K on Friday, then choose from a 15K, 50K, 100K, or a 15K ruck on Saturday. The courses include a 15K out and back and a 50K loop, with all routes starting and finishing at the Russell Park trailhead in Georgetown, Texas.

Challenge yourself over two days on the scenic Lake Georgetown Rim Trail in the hills of Central Texas. The lineup includes a 15K on the first day, then a 15K, 50K, 100K, and a 15K ruck on the second day. Routes feature a 15K out and back and a 50K loop, both starting and finishing at the same trailhead. Use code SPARTAN10 to save 10 percent on registration.

Ian Munsick brings an acoustic set to Haute Spot in Cedar Park, offering contemporary country shaped by western roots. Expect favorites like “Long Haul,” “Horses Are Faster,” and “Me Against the Mountain” alongside more of his vivid, story-rich tracks. The performance blends tender moments with spirited singalongs, reflecting the energetic live presence that has drawn a loyal audience.

At Pflugerville Coffee & Pfuel, car lovers come together in Downtown Pflugerville for live music, eye-catching rides, and fresh coffee. Hosted by the Pecan Street Collective Market and the City of Pflugerville, this monthly tradition is designed for the whole pfamily.