This weekend in Georgetown, TX

A skills camp led by college guest coaches offers instruction for athletes in the 12U division and older. Coaches include Audrey Lowry from OU, Elena Heng from LA Tech who is a two-time Golden Glove recipient, Golden Glove shortstop Jasmine Benavides, Cameron Cooper of UT-Arlington, and Bella Nicholson from the University of Central Florida, with more coaches to be added. The day is organized into a morning session and an afternoon session. Capacity is limited by primary position, with space for twelve outfielders, twelve middle infielders, twelve corner infielders, and eight pitchers.

Fresh flavors, local finds, and good vibes define the Wolf Ranch Farmers Market. Rain or shine, about one hundred local vendors present fresh food and a spirited celebration of the community.

Explore an open air market at Memorial Park along the scenic trail, featuring a rotating mix of area vendors. Browse farm produce and plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and other locally made finds. Enjoy a relaxed stroll through the park as you discover what folks have been growing, making, and baking. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third parties involved.

Enjoy a leisurely journey into railroading history aboard the Bertram Flyer. Traveling from Cedar Park into the Texas Hill Country, the train passes Short Creek Canyon and crosses the 300 foot South San Gabriel trestle, then returns to Cedar Park in restored vintage railcars from the 1930s through the 1950s pulled by a diesel locomotive. A cosplay theme sets the tone for this ride, encouraging passengers to arrive in costume with wigs and props, no matter the fandom. Beer, wine, and mimosas are available for purchase in the Cedar Park Car, adding a festive touch to the sights and sounds of classic rail travel. The trip spans 44 miles round trip and includes a 15 minute layover at the historic 1912 Bertram Depot. This experience is open to all ages. All sales are final.

Families can visit Bell on each second Saturday for activities designed for children. Spend time together with kid centered fun.

Enjoy a free, outdoor yoga class in San Gabriel Park that welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. Set up by the water near the Poppy playground and the swings, this all-levels session offers a calming way to move, breathe, and reset in nature. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

The Round Rock Farmers Market is held on Saturdays at Rock Creek Plaza. Each week brings new products, and custom orders are available.

A welcoming reception marks the debut of Texture & Time, featuring live music and refreshments. The event is free and open to the public.

The 20th Annual Karamu is a safari-themed celebration at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Round Rock. The evening offers opportunities for dining and shopping, highlighted by a keynote set from stand-up comedian Rik Roberts. Table sponsorships and individual tickets are available.

Get ready for a set packed with 80s hair metal favorites, spanning Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Dokken, Journey, RATT, Van Halen, Whitesnake, and more. Guest drummer JD DuPont will take the kit while Jungi is away, driving a night of big riffs and sing-along anthems. This event welcomes all ages, and there is no cover charge.

Cedar Park Rodeo presented by Busch Light takes place at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park with competition sanctioned by the Cowboys Pro Rodeo Association and the United Professional Rodeo Association. A portion of the proceeds supports the Sammy Wallace Memorial Foundation, which benefits education in the live entertainment industry through Mississippi State University. Mutton Bustin’ registration is available at a table on the North concourse on the day of the event, first come, first served, for $35 per contestant with a 55-pound weight limit. Capacity is limited, with a small number of spots during the event on Friday, and on Saturday a larger group before the show along with additional spots during the event. Ticket offerings include public, early bird, and group sales.

A fast paced, competitive improv match where two teams create scenes, games, and challenges entirely from audience suggestions. Every performance is one of a kind, made up in the moment, and the audience helps choose the winner. The humor stays clean while still appealing to adults, making it a great choice for families, date night, and groups of friends. A longtime Austin favorite now presented exclusively in Round Rock at Premier Music Academy, this intimate space offers clear views throughout, and reserved seating means your spots are set before you arrive. If you enjoy improv or comedy face offs and want an evening filled with laughs, this show delivers.

Enjoy a fun night out at Bar Louie with no cover and access for all ages. The venue features great drinks, chef-inspired dishes, and friendly service in a relaxed setting that invites you to unwind and linger. To reserve a table, call 512-957-8660.

Prefer a late start? Take 40% off escape games at Escapology Round Rock with the code LATEESCAPE. The offer applies to late-night sessions and every booking is private, so the room is reserved for your group only. Plan a date, spark a friendly rivalry, or turn after-dinner plans into an adventure while exploring cinematic settings, engaging storylines, and high-stakes puzzles. Spots can go quickly, so assemble your team and use the code to save.

At Main Street Plaza Round Rock, the Round Rock Arts Festival features a high-energy performance at the Paseo Stage. The set adds extra energy to the celebration and enhances the event atmosphere.

Bell’s Gaming Center hosts a relaxed Casual Commander session centered on friendly games rather than prizes. Entry is $6, or $5 when paying with cash. Attendees who are 21 or older may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are welcome.

The Texture & Time artist talk welcomes the public to meet the artist and explore their work and creative process. Admission is free and all are welcome.

An evening centered on the New Moon features intention setting, a slow and gentle yoga practice suitable for all levels, a reflective group meditation, and a relaxing sound bath. The experience invites participants to clarify what they hope to cultivate in the next lunar cycle, unwind through mindful movement, and rest in calming vibrations that support ease and renewal. The focus is on self-care, emotional healing, and building a sense of connection with self and others. Bringing a journal is optional for noting any insights that arise.