Events in Cedar Park today

This two-day, back-to-school themed summer camp at Austin Elite Gymnastics helps kids ease into routine while keeping the energy of summer alive. Campers build movement skills, self-confidence, teamwork, and positive habits through a mix of gymnastics stations, obstacle courses, games, crafts, and other guided activities. Day one emphasizes focus, listening, and school-ready routines with active challenges and skill stations. Day two turns to goal setting and personal growth with confidence-boosting activities that celebrate effort and trying new things. Expect a supportive environment, teamwork challenges, creative projects, and structured fun that prepares children for the year ahead while keeping them active and engaged. The camp welcomes potty-trained children up to age 13. Families can choose either single-day or full two-day enrollment at $85 per day or $160 for both days, with a 10 percent discount available for siblings. An optional late-stay add-on is offered for $40 per day or $70 for both days. Pack a peanut-free lunch and snack, a reusable water bottle, a change of clothes, and a backpack or bag.

Cousins Maine Lobster rolls into Cedar Park for a stop at HTeaO, where guests can pair their favorite drink with a lineup of seafood favorites. Look for Maine, garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, plus crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Order ahead with the CML app to earn rewards. This is a cashless service, and payments are accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and the in-app option.

Designed for homeschoolers, this youth archery class welcomes ages 8 to 17 at any skill level, from first-timers to advanced. Instruction focuses on range safety, getting familiar with the equipment, and step-by-step shooting fundamentals. Closed-toe shoes are required. Choose a $30 drop-in option that includes equipment use, or a $100 monthly membership. Capacity is limited.

Austin SSC Kids has opened fall registration for soccer, T-Ball, and baseball. The season will begin on multiple start dates.

Centered on equipping students with the essentials for a strong start, this back to school celebration brings the community together to help students begin the year feeling prepared and respected. The evening focuses on fun, connection, and community support so every student can enter the new school year with confidence.

This weekly caregiver-and-child meetup at Pikopye’s Town is designed for babies through age 3. A rotating, cushioned play area is curated by The Party Play Factory, and early access is reserved for this age group. After the meetup, participants may remain for general open play. Caregivers receive a complimentary cup of coffee. Admission is $19 plus tax for one child and one adult, with siblings 10 months and under admitted free. A Play Pass is available, offering 10 sessions at $15 each.

Local professionals gather at Prost Alehouse Texas for a lunchtime networking event hosted by the BXN Pflugerville Chapter. Attendees connect with peers, share referrals, and build new relationships in a collaborative setting designed to support business growth. The schedule includes time to mingle while placing lunch orders, followed by announcements and introductions, a facilitated networking activity, and a wrap-up with additional open networking. Appreciation goes to sponsors including Almaraz Law, PepTribe, 1-800-JUNKPRO Austin, Farmers Insurance, Bradenn Pools, KEYSS, American Eagle Plumbing, Luna Tech Managed IT Services, Dolan Mortgage Team, Genuine Automotive & Diesel, Balarini Floors, KingFisher Roofing, Horizon Realty, Truist Financial, Dynamic Electrical Service, and Temperature Pro.

A free, mingle-style business networking event hosted by Networking Local brings together the Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill business community at the Scottsdale location of Red Horn Brewery & Roastery in Cedar Park. Attendees can connect informally and support a local venue that offers beer, a welcoming atmosphere, and a pub-style kitchen, with non-alcohol options such as coffee and soda available. An RSVP is requested so space can be reserved and the host can accommodate attendees. Organizers share photos and updates on their Facebook page.

Test your knowledge at live trivia hosted at The Brass Tap Round Rock. It is free to play, and prizes go to the top three teams. Each team needs only one smart device to submit answers. Seating is first come, first served, so arriving early is recommended. Make sure your device is fully charged, and consider bringing a portable charger if your battery runs low.

Ne-Yo and Akon perform live at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX, bringing both artists together on one stage for a single concert.

At Turquoise Peacock Boutique, the 6th annual Mom-osa Bar celebrates the first day of school with a complimentary mimosa bar and in-boutique shopping. Browse new arrivals, find summer sale deals, and check out the latest fall styles alongside everyday favorites. A free tee from the exclusive Mom-osa Bar T-shirt rack is available while supplies last.

This three round, USCF dual rated tournament welcomes participants of all ages and is limited to 40 players. Games are played with a 25 minute time control and a 5 second delay. Sections are assigned using the current monthly USCF ratings, with a championship group for 1000 and above, a reserve group for 600 to 999, and a beginner group for under 600.

Test your music knowledge at The Fieldhouse at The Crossover CPTX with Name That Tune Bingo, hosted by Texas Red Entertainment. This lively game blends the excitement of bingo with a soundtrack that spans beloved classics and current chart hits. Identify songs to mark your card, compete for fun prizes, and enjoy the upbeat atmosphere. It is free to play and welcoming to both friends and families. Drinks and food are available to enjoy while you play.

Geeks Who Drink brings Boombox Bingo to Pixel Palace, adding a second Geeks Who Drink night at the venue. Created for fans of music and geek culture, this laid back gathering features bingo style play in a casual setting where participants can relax with a beverage.

A friendly no-drop community ride meets at Lake Creek Park in downtown Round Rock and welcomes cyclists, triathletes, and social riders for about 45 to 60 minutes of steady miles. Participants can choose between two groups. The Spicy group rolls at 12 mph or faster over roughly 12 miles on a longer downtown route with more interaction with traffic and a stronger, steady pace that supports endurance and speed work. The Jazzy group rides at 10 mph or faster for about 10 miles on a mostly path-focused route with minimal car exposure and an easy, conversational pace suited to base miles, recovery, and newer riders. Regroup points are planned along the way, all types of bikes are welcome, and the environment is supportive and coed. Riders should bring a helmet along with front and rear lights.

Bark in the Park at Dell Diamond features a matchup with the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Houston Astros affiliate. Presented by Subaru of Georgetown, this dog-friendly night also includes appearances from partners The Pet Gal and Tomlinson's Feed, set up beneath the Home Run Porch along the left field concourse. Thrifty Thursday, presented by Firetrol Protection Systems, brings budget-friendly offers, including $10 tickets plus taxes and fee in the Lawn, Home Run Porch, and Reserved 3 sections. Concessions highlight $4 Express Nachos and $4 small popcorn, and drink specials include $4 24-ounce fountain sodas, $4 16-ounce domestic drafts, and $7 16-ounce craft drafts.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at Squirrely's Tavern. Take the mic, cheer on friends, and enjoy drinks at the bar or choose dinner and ice cream from the restaurant as the music plays.

Backporch Social hosts Parker Ryan as part of the KOKE FM Texas Nights Series. Admission is free.

Wild West Cedar Park and Planet Music Austin present a Latin night with a beginner bachata lesson taught by professional instructors Haley and Frida, followed by social dancing to bachata, salsa, cumbia, and merengue with DJ Guapea. No partner is required for the class, and rotating partners is offered but completely optional if you prefer to stay with a friend. Cover options are $10 for the class plus social or $5 for social only. The venue provides free parking, multiple bars with friendly bartenders, and a comfortable atmosphere with air conditioning. Dancers can enjoy a spacious raised solid oak dance floor with a race track style layout.

Austin’s insurance community comes together for a relaxed ATX Agent Hangout at Sim Creek Golf Performance Studio. The focus is on genuine connection and relationship building, with conversation taking the place of formal pitches or lengthy presentations. Expect time in the golf simulator bays along with food and drinks, creating an easy setting to meet other agents, brokers, carriers, and industry professionals. The gathering welcomes both longtime veterans and those new to the field from throughout the Austin area.

A new ongoing meet-up brings the Leander, Cedar Park, and Liberty Hill Dads Group together at Willie's Ice House for a relaxed late lunch and happy hour. There is no agenda, just a chance to connect and unwind heading into the weekend. Come when it fits your day, whether that means sitting down for a full lunch, stopping in for a drink, or grabbing a quick appetizer and saying hello for a few minutes. The group will probably gather on the large patio. A loose RSVP helps with table planning, and bringing another dad who might enjoy it is encouraged.

Friday Night Magic at Adventures in Ink brings together the local Magic: The Gathering community for a friendly gathering open to everyone. Test a fresh deck, hunt for trades, learn the basics, or relax with casual games among fellow Planeswalkers. The atmosphere is welcoming and inclusive for newcomers and long-time players alike. Bring a deck and connect with others who love MTG.

Karaoke Night at Agape BBQ offers a night of singing paired with craft barbecue and cold beer.

A Christian family barn dance is presented by a dance club at Williamson County Cowboy Church. Participants are asked to complete the club’s agreement and check-in forms on its website before taking part.

Enjoy a family friendly night of Name That Tune bingo at Rentsch Brewery in Georgetown. Hosted by Texas Red Entertainment, this free to play game welcomes all ages to test their music knowledge and sing along to a new theme each show. The soundtrack ranges from classic rock and country favorites to summer hits and throwbacks from the 80s, 90s and beyond, with fun prizes at every show. No musical talent is required. Listen, match songs, and win. The brewery offers a relaxed biergarten setting with indoor and outdoor seating, shade trees, yard games, and a welcoming community vibe. Local craft beer and rotating food trucks are available, and outside food and delivery are welcome.

A live performance takes place on the Amatuli Outdoor Stage. There is no cover charge, it is open to all ages, parking is free, and the public is welcome. Visitors can check out on-site options such as a bar and restaurants, relax by a fire pit, and browse an African Market.

Hotel Viata’s Eat the Film series serves up a whimsical edition centered on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. This screening doubles as a culinary experience, with playful desserts, inventive flavors, and courses timed to match memorable moments from the story. Expect chocolate-themed treats, bright confections, and nostalgic touches that appeal to kids and adults alike. Set under the Hill Country sky, it turns a favorite film into a tasting journey that sparks curiosity, creativity, and a sense of childlike wonder. It is a movie night you can truly savor.

This summer ruck at Tejas Park circles Lake Georgetown, a 26 mile full loop often called the Full Dragon. Expect roughly 10 to 12 hours on the trail, with brief breaks about every five miles to refuel, hydrate, stretch, change socks and batteries, and adjust gear. The route offers varied scenery and the chance to encounter local wildlife such as rabbits, deer, bobcats, and mountain lions. Participants should arrive well prepared by logging training miles in advance and being familiar with the trail, as this challenge is significant. Suggested essentials include a backpack with or without added weight, a flashlight or headlamp needed only for a short portion, extra socks and clean shirts, sturdy hiking or running shoes, sunglasses or a hat, electrolytes like Gatorade or Pedialyte, a power bank with charging cables, food such as protein bars, candy, beef jerky, or sandwiches, a first aid kit, and a poncho if conditions call for it.

Hosted by Bigfoot Running Company, this summer race brings runners to a location pending at Lake Pflugerville Park for an early start on a course with park scenery, shady stretches, and sunny views. Participants can pick a distance that fits their goals, including a Kids Dash, 1 Mile, 5K, Quarter Marathon, or Half Marathon, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere for all experience levels. Every distance earns a finisher medal, and a soft race tee is included. Chip timing is provided for the 5K, Quarter Marathon, and Half Marathon, with Bigfoot trophies and age group awards up for grabs. A DJ at the rally tent keeps the energy high, and on-course support includes snacks, water, and multiple aid stations. Race day includes packet pickup, a Kids Dash, then the main races. Extras feature youth pricing for ages 12 and under at $15 for the 5K and Quarter Marathon, a referral perk that returns $20 after five friends sign up, team discounts, and opportunities to volunteer or volunteer then run.

This weekly community run welcomes participants of all paces and meets at Cafe Lago. Attendees are encouraged to park farther from the cafe entrance to keep the nearest spots open.

Enjoy a friendly instant film photowalk around Georgetown’s scenic town square, presented by the Texas Photography Festival and taking place alongside Pistons on the Square. The group will meet outside The Williamson Museum to begin. Participants are welcome to bring any instant film camera, and those without one are invited to take part as well.

Wolf Ranch Farmers Market features around 100 vendors from the area and is held regardless of the weather. Browse fresh fare and local goods, enjoy tasty options, and connect with the community in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

Enjoy a free, all-levels yoga session in San Gabriel Park. This outdoor class welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners, offering a chance to move, breathe, and reset in a natural setting. The meeting spot is by the water near the Poppy playground and the swings. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Celebrate the launch of the 7,000 sq. ft. Gracie Barra Cedar Park academy with a day centered on community and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Activities include a seminar with Lucas Valente, an introductory class for first-timers, an anti-bullying and women’s self-defense level 3 session, and a parent and child class. Families can enjoy face painting, a DJ, a bounce house, barbecue, a water gun activity, and more. Guests can meet the instructors, explore the new facility, and learn about programs for both kids and adults. Admission is free, and the event is open to all.

Trailside Market brings an open-air marketplace to Memorial Park along the Memorial Park Trail in Round Rock. A rotating mix of local vendors shares produce, plants, handmade pieces, original artwork, baked goods, preserves, and other finds as visitors browse in the park setting. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by Round Rock Parks and Recreation, with no third-party organizations involved. Prospective vendors can contact the city’s Parks and Recreation team for participation details.

Enjoy a relaxed journey into railroading history aboard vintage railcars from the 1930s to the 1950s, powered by a diesel locomotive. The route travels from Cedar Park through the Texas Hill Country, spans Short Creek Canyon, and rolls across the 300-foot South San Gabriel trestle before returning to the starting point. The trip covers 44 miles round trip and includes a brief stop at the historic 1912 Bertram Depot. Summer rides add extra flair with a different theme each weekend. This one embraces a Wild West vibe, so Western attire like boots, spurs, and Stetsons fits right in, whether you favor the look of a lawman or a lone rider. Beer, wine, and mimosas are available for purchase in the Cedar Park Car to complement the sights and sounds of classic rail travel. This experience is open to all ages, and all sales are final.

The Round Rock Farmers Market takes place at Rock Creek Plaza on Saturdays. A participating vendor brings new products each week and offers custom orders.

Now in its seventh year, this back-to-school sip and shop returns to Turquoise Peacock Boutique with a relaxed, community feel. Attendees can browse fresh arrivals, take advantage of in-store exclusives, customize a mimosa at a mix-your-own station, and enjoy giveaways offered throughout the day. Pop-ups from local small businesses will be set up throughout the boutique, including Penny Royal Bakery, Honey Rae Boutique, Beautifully Embellished Permanent Jewelry, Lioness Books, and more. Educators receive a 10 percent discount as a thank you. It is a chance to refresh school-season wardrobes and supplies, sip something festive, and support local businesses in one stop.

Meridian Day at Typhoon Texas Waterpark in Austin invites the Meridian community to spend a full day enjoying the park together. A reserved pavilion will be available on-site for Meridian families to use throughout the day. Discounted tickets can be accessed by selecting Buy Tickets on the Typhoon Texas Austin website and entering the promo code MERIDIANDAY26 at checkout. An optional wristband add-on is offered for $15.99 per person and includes a meal plus unlimited drinks. Families and friends can meet up at the pavilion, relax between activities, and make a day of it.

At Soul Strong Yoga, settle into a 90 minute sound bath guided by Jessica Cross and Julie Afsahi, featuring crystal singing bowls, gongs, a crystal harp, a rain maker, chimes, a handpan, and other resonant instruments. A brief guided meditation follows, along with an intention setting practice so you can choose a personal focus to carry forward. Afterward, enjoy refreshments in the boutique while exploring permanent jewelry by Golden Light Co. Each registration includes one permanent piece, a bracelet or anklet, selected from a curated collection of chains designed to reflect your chosen intention. Slow the pace, reset, and leave with something meaningful. No prior experience is necessary and everyone is welcome. Capacity is limited, and advance registration is required.

JAI HO brings a heartfelt celebration of India’s independence to Haute Spot, presented by Desi Lamhe and Navrus School of Performing Arts. The centerpiece is Ye Jo Des Hai Mera, a live production directed by Milind Oak with narration by Nachiket Devasthali, featuring singers Jitendra Abhyankar, Chaitanya Kulkarni, Abhilasha Chellam, and Malvika Dixit, and dancers Kunal Phadke, Abhishek Havargi, Rutuja Ingle, and Riya Desai. The program includes a fashion showcase by children dressed to represent different states, along with cultural performances, dancing, and a selection of food. Water and soft drinks will be provided to keep everyone refreshed.

Experience an evening that honors the essence of India with patriotic themes, music, cultural showcases, and pride. Families and community members gather to celebrate India's heritage through stirring performances, colorful entertainment, and lasting memories. The event takes place at Haute Spot.

A reunion takes the stage soon at Hanover’s Draught Haus. Anticipation is building as the event draws near.

Experience a performance by a premier Texas duo.

The Fieldhouse hosts a high-energy celebration of 80s and 90s hits.

Dell Diamond hosts a game against the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Houston Astros affiliate, highlighted by a Western Shirt Giveaway presented by AARP. The first 2,000 fans will receive a shirt, and all shirts are size L.

Unscripted, competitive clean improv has been an Austin staple since 1986, and ComedySportz brings it to Round Rock with a high energy match where two teams face off in games, scenes, and challenges sparked by audience suggestions. Every performance is created on the spot, and the crowd helps decide the winner. Look for comedy that suits adults while staying family friendly, interactive moments that do not put anyone on the spot, and a quick pace that keeps the laughs coming. This 38-year tradition now plays exclusively at Premier Music Academy, an intimate setting with clear sightlines and a warm, welcoming feel. Reserved seating takes the stress out of arrival, so you can settle in before the match and enjoy a night of competitive improv with friends, family, or a date. Fans of Dropout or Whose Line Is It Anyway will recognize the spirit of the show.