Events in Killeen, TX

Killeen Creators cares for several downtown community gardens with help from local volunteers. This hands-on work day focuses on tending the beds through planting, harvesting, watering, and weeding, with an emphasis on nurturing healthy crops. The effort also serves as a chance to share knowledge, since participants are encouraged to both learn and teach. Community members are welcome to take what they need from the gardens. Registration is available through Eventbrite, and drop-ins are welcome.

There is a food pantry event at Churches Touching Lives for Christ in Temple, Texas.

Seeds of Recovery offers a trauma informed, inclusive peer support space that reimagines the traditional 12 Steps into 12 Seeds. Each weekly gathering focuses on one Seed, exploring themes such as awareness, safety, boundaries, and community. Participants take part in guided conversation and mindfulness, with optional creative activities like art or journaling. The group emphasizes empathy, self awareness, and mutual respect, supporting recovery as an ongoing process of growth. Sessions are available in person at Killeen Creators' Recovery Studio in Killeen and online, creating flexible ways to connect.

Each Tuesday, Barton Springs Saloon hosts Bike Night, a recurring meetup open to bikes of every kind. It provides a laid-back, welcoming setting for riders to connect with fellow enthusiasts.

The stretch from late October through early January often brings candy everywhere, packed schedules, family gatherings, travel, and peak cold and flu season. Routines slide, sleep suffers, and by the start of the new year many households feel worn down. This one hour workshop offers a clear plan to keep the season joyful while safeguarding health. Led by a pediatric chiropractor and mom with ten years of work focused on how kids’ nervous systems respond to stress, sugar, shifting schedules, and seasonal exposure, the session explores what happens in children’s bodies and behavior when sweets surge and how to soften the impact without dampening celebrations. It covers practical ways to build immune resilience before illness makes the rounds, including which supplements, foods, and daily habits to prioritize and which to skip. You will hear sleep strategies that help when travel, time changes, late nights, and crashes threaten rest, along with co regulation tools to keep both kids and caregivers steady during big family events and long car rides. The presenter also shares five core essentials that, when protected, help families stay well through any level of holiday busyness, plus straightforward examples from her own household that are realistic rather than picture perfect. The tone is supportive and judgment free. It is not about canceling treats, shaming sugar choices, or calling out parents. It is a practical roadmap for navigating the season with both magic and well being intact. Admission is free for attendees and their guests. Participants receive a take home framework, special event pricing on immune and nervous system supplements highlighted in the talk, and entries into giveaway raffles. Spouses, partners, grandparents, and friends with children are welcome so the whole support network can learn the same playbook.

This free, weekly, live-hosted trivia night from TC’s Trivia, led by QuizMaster Aaron, features $170 in prizes. Form a team of up to 10 players or connect with a group when you arrive, then tackle a wide range of topics in a live pub quiz setting. Seating is available inside or on the patios, and early arrivals can pick a table. To keep play fair, phones and apps are not allowed. Validated garage parking is provided at no charge.

At Pinballz Lake Creek in Austin, this bi-weekly go-kart tournament brings local drivers together for a competition where speed takes center stage. A $10 Early Bird entry places participants into a solo, points-based round, rewarding faster lap times with higher scores. Contact between karts is not allowed. Trophies and prizes are awarded to first, second, and third place at the conclusion of the bracket. The adult division is open to racers ages 14 and up who are at least 4 feet 10 inches tall. All drivers must wear closed-toe shoes.

Enjoy 25% off all arcade video games every Wednesday at The Original Pinballz Arcade. Just arrive, choose your favorites, and the discount is applied automatically... no code or sign up required. Rediscover classic titles or dive into modern games with a simple weekly price break.

This event focuses on food.

Led by Jutta Mack, this creative workshop explores turning everyday castoffs into unique works of art. Participants will transform items that are typically discarded or recycled into something beautiful, adding personal touches with mixed media. All supplies are included so you can focus on experimenting and letting your imagination take the lead. Registration is available through Eventbrite.

Partner up and take on other pairs in 2HG games. Enjoy playing alongside family and friends, with chances to win free packs.

Settle in for a festive evening of Trunk or Treat fun as community partners, including the Harker Heights Police Department, create a safe setting for handing out candy during the Halloween season. A trunk contest will highlight the best themed and decorated displays from hosts, with voting open to everyone who attends. Those planning to host a trunk can request space in advance by emailing swarren@clearskyhealth.com, since availability is limited. Enjoy the spooky season.

A monthly open mic in Austin centered on live performance, rhythm, and sound. A grand piano is available, and performers can bring guitar, keyboards, beats, a backing track, or simply their voice. Original pieces are encouraged, all genres are embraced, and sets can be acoustic or amplified. Expect a full stage with professional sound and an audience that listens closely. The environment is supportive and community minded, welcoming participants of all ages and offering a place to try new material and refine your craft.

Chasing Abbey performs live at Antone’s in Austin, Texas. This is an all-ages show.

Knomad Bar hosts a weekly trivia night featuring seven rounds that challenge your knowledge and spark plenty of laughs. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to the winners.

Real Salt Lake travels to face Austin FC at Q2 Stadium in Austin, TX. Expect quick surges of attacking play and flashes of individual skill from both sides, along with tactical adjustments as momentum shifts. A lively atmosphere should carry through the match as the action unfolds on the pitch.

Cabana Club Austin and Planet Music Austin present a weekly salsa and bachata night featuring a beginner-friendly bachata lesson led by professional instructors Cal and Lily. A partner is not required, and rotating with other leads and follows is optional. After the lesson, the evening continues with social dancing to bachata and salsa, with DJ Guapea also mixing in cumbia and merengue. Cover details note a $10 admission for the night. Information provided also indicates $10 covers both the class and social, with a social-only option available for $5. Free parking is available on a first come, first served basis. Food trucks are on site, the bar is open, and food, drinks, and coffee are offered.

This high energy blues show at The Saxon Pub features Eric Heideman alongside Jake Friel. Heideman is a 27-year-old blues musician based in Austin and originally from Salt Lake City. His approach weaves Texas, West Coast, West Side, and Memphis styles. He has been personally requested to open for ZZ Top at Eccles Theatre and for Walter Trout and Mike Zito at The State Room. He was a featured performer at the Utah Blues Fest in 2022, 2023, and 2024, and he appeared at SXSW 2025 and the 2025 Durango Blues Train. In the winter of 2026 he toured as a guitarist for Tony Holiday on an opening run with GA-20. His most recent album, Third Degree Gravity, was recorded with Grammy-nominated Victor Wainwright and International Blues Challenge winner JW-Jones.

This event centers on food and clothing essentials, focusing on these basic needs.

Neighbors gather at the 10th Street Community Garden for a hands-on work day in support of the downtown community gardens maintained by Killeen Creators. Volunteers pitch in with planting, harvesting, watering, and weeding to keep the crops healthy. Community members are welcome to bring home what they need, learn from others, and share their own know-how. Advance registration through Eventbrite helps organizers prepare, or drop in.

Austin Small Business Expo 2026 gathers small business owners and entrepreneurs at Palmer Events Center in Austin for networking and learning. Billed as the city’s largest event focused on small business, it offers opportunities to meet fellow local professionals and explore strategies to boost revenue and grow a business.

A community food pantry event takes place at Helping Hands Ministry of Belton in Belton, Texas, offering food support for neighbors who need it. The pantry is hosted at the ministry’s location. For information about participation or guidelines, please contact the venue directly.

Painting With Purpose is a supportive art class open to anyone, with no prior experience required. Guided by Mayci, Cristina, or Kristin, participants move through foundational painting techniques at an easygoing pace that helps first-time painters and returning artists build confidence. Topics include basic color theory, blending primary colors to broaden color knowledge, monochromatic compositions, silhouettes, and an introduction to animation-style techniques. Each session emphasizes creativity, skill building, and purposeful self-expression, fostering connections with both personal creativity and the wider community. If purchasing a ticket is a challenge, alternative arrangements may be available; contact outreach@killeencreators.org for details.

Buddy’s Place hosts a lively happy hour with live music from Dave Goodin and his musician friends, paired with drink specials and a friendly crowd. The vibe leans upbeat and welcoming, making it an easy stop for good tunes and good company.

This gathering at Oseyo in Austin brings together friends of Tony Foundation for a cocktail experience with music and drinks, followed by dinner and drinks, all focused on making an impact for cancer fighters. Oseyo features a modern Korean American menu that pairs traditional favorites with nontraditional dishes inspired by family recipes, set amid rustic interiors and a garden courtyard. The kitchen will collaborate with Chef Gabe, a special guest, and the Oseyo team, alongside Gabe Erales, winner of the Bravo series Top Chef, who draws on his Yucatan roots in Austin. Additional special guest chefs will also be in the kitchen.

Texas Gold delivers a set of country favorites suited for both dancing and relaxed listening.

Sketchy Thursdays is a free, inclusive weekly art meetup led by Austin street artist Warclass at Something Cool Studios. Created for young creatives, it offers a relaxed place to draw together, exchange ideas, and connect, keeping creativity accessible without pressure or expectations. Organized by Something Good Initiative, the gathering focuses on building community and providing real support for emerging artists. Participants are encouraged to come as they are, meet fellow creatives, and make art in a setting that values creativity, vulnerability, and courage. With support from BEWM Coffee, the meetup remains free and accessible so more young artists can find a place to belong, grow, and feel inspired.

Resound Presents brings Frog to the stage at 29th St. Ballroom for a live performance open to all ages.

Texas pro wrestling steps into the spotlight at Pinballz Lake Creek as the Waterloo Wrestling Coalition presents Thursday Night Fights. Expect electrifying bouts featuring standout competitors from around the world, all vying for recognition as the top champion in Texas. Fans can cheer on beloved wrestlers, meet special guests, and experience a live production that captures the adrenaline of professional wrestling up close. The coalition brings together New Texas Pro and Borracho Pro in a single Austin showcase while each promotion continues its own independent events. Seating is limited, and tickets are available.

This weekly stand-up showcase is created and hosted by Brian Redban, co-creator of Kill Tony and founder of DeathSquad. Touring heavyweights, underground favorites, and emerging comics make unannounced appearances, with the lineup kept secret and spoilers off the table. Each show leans into spontaneity for an unfiltered and unpredictable night of laughs.

The Wisconsin Alumni Association Austin Chapter presents its 43rd annual BRAT FEST at Austin Sunshine Camp, bringing the community together for a feast of brats and an iconic view of downtown Austin. With support from Adam Loewy, past president and alum, all proceeds benefit the chapter’s scholarship program. Brats, including meatless options, along with sides, fixings, and beer will be provided. The evening includes time for check-in, greetings and networking, dinner and mingling, and farewells, followed by an after-party at Deep Eddy Cabaret. Guests are welcome to bring an appetizer, side, or dessert, and wearing Badger Red is encouraged. Attendance is open to all, not only alumni, including friends, students, parents, and fans of brats and beer.

Women Helping In Real Life (WHIRL) is a relationship based networking group that supports women in business and in life. This weekly meeting focuses on real conversation that goes beyond small talk and swapping business cards. Participants share what they are building, what they are letting go of, and the kinds of support they need, with an understanding that women are strong and capable while often carrying more than others see. It offers space for intentional growth, honest connection, and genuine community, and is for women in business, in transition, or those seeking deeper connection and accountability.

The Coffee with Veterans group meets at the Veterans Lending Group facility next to Bite the Bagel, offering a welcoming place for veterans to connect over coffee and conversation. The focus is peer support during the transition to civilian life, with the reassurance that no one has to face it alone. There is no cost to attend, and free classes are available to help participants learn how to support fellow veterans. The atmosphere is relaxed, with coffee, doughnuts, and a strong sense of camaraderie that feels like family.

This weekly playgroup at Heritage Park centers on hands-on pumpkin crafting that helps children practice fine motor skills. It offers time for kids to explore, create, learn, socialize, and make friends, and it also provides a welcoming setting for moms to connect with others in a similar stage of life. Participation is open to families regardless of involvement in FIT4MOM workouts, with an emphasis on community and the support that comes from having a village.

Every Friday at The Original Pinballz Arcade, classic arcade titles are priced at just 50¢ per play for the entire day. No registration is required. Eligible retro machines are included, making it easy to revisit favorites and aim for high scores without stretching the budget.

Freaky Deaky Festival returns to the Travis County Exposition Center with a laboratory-inspired twist and a full dose of Halloween spirit. Expect eerie ambiance, playful scares, and an experimental theme that invites festivalgoers to step into a spooky world of thrills.

Operation Art of Recovery brings artists and members of the military community together to explore how creative practices can support healthy distraction, meaningful healing, and a better quality of life. Its Expressive Writing Lab focuses on building calm and resilience through therapeutic writing and community connection. The emphasis is on having a meaningful, enjoyable experience and strengthening personal “recovery capital,” and participants often find compelling poems and performances taking shape along the way. Sessions are guided by award-winning spoken word artist Richard “Shake the Poet” White and Kristin “Momma Kay” Wright, founder and Executive Director of Killeen Creators. Richard is a veteran, martial arts instructor, poet, published author, and acclaimed slam poet who is in recovery from trauma and substance misuse. Writing and performance have helped him process childhood and service-related experiences, and sharing his work has allowed him to support others as they grow. Kristin is a survivor of child and domestic abuse who is in Mental Health and Addiction Recovery. She has been writing poetry and plays since middle school, with several productions staged at colleges and universities nationwide. Language helped her navigate difficult circumstances when she was young, and over time she has reshaped her self-story through creative expression. Together they bring years of healing, writing, and teaching experience to help participants discover their words and their voice. Each lab typically begins with a review of Safe Space Guidelines, moves into an icebreaker reading or activity, then introduces a writing prompt followed by dedicated writing time. Participants may choose to share their work and receive optional feedback, then an open mic and a brief wrap-up close the session. Writers and poets from across the community are welcome, whether or not they have a military connection. In-person participation is encouraged, and joining by Zoom is also possible. Snacks and water are offered when available through donations. If arriving after the session has begun, please enter quietly to maintain the flow.

Aarons of Copperas Cove hosts a family-friendly trunk-or-treat for the community, offering a safe and festive way for kids to enjoy spooky fun and collect candy from decorated car trunks. Children can explore creative displays while picking up treats in a welcoming setting. Community members who want to participate by decorating a trunk and handing out candy can text 254~290~1732 for details.

Costumes of every kind are encouraged at this family-friendly Halloween Trunk or Treat at TLE Anderson Mill. Children can trick or treat from trunk to trunk, and each child receives a goodie bag to fill along the way. Hot dogs and ice cream will be available for a quick bite while friends and neighbors catch up. An open house will also be offered, with tours of the center, a look inside the classrooms, opportunities to meet teachers, and insight into what makes TLE a fun place for little ones to learn and grow. The event is open to everyone.

Celebrate Halloween at Bold Republic Brewing Company with an evening of costumes, candy, and a showcase of decorated cars, trucks, Jeeps, and motorcycles sharing treats with kids. Clubs, businesses, and community members can take part by dressing up a vehicle, opening the trunk, and handing out candy. Participating vehicles receive two free beer tickets as a thank you. To participate with a vehicle, email info@boldrepublicbrewing.com or text 254-598-0227.

Settle into a restorative session centered on somatic breathwork and energy release. This guided experience offers a supportive space to slow down, breathe with intention, and unwind stress that may be stored in the body. Through embodied breathing, participants are invited to reconnect with physical sensations, move through emotions and stagnant energy, and create room for deeper relaxation and a more balanced nervous system. The practice concludes with Reiki to help integrate the work, offered with caring intention for your well-being. The focus is on replenishment by releasing what you no longer need so you can step back into life feeling clear, light, and grounded.

Enjoy a night full of fun competition, with chances to win games and earn prizes.

Operation Life Readiness offers unmarried soldiers a welcoming space to rest, connect, and feel at home. Hosted by NTCC, this recurring gathering centers on community, care, and growth in a family-style environment. Participants share homestyle meals, build lasting friendships, and receive support for spiritual, emotional, and social renewal. There is encouragement for both the demands of service and a walk with Christ, with people ready to pray alongside attendees and stand with them through challenges. NTCC honors the strength and sacrifice of those who serve and treats each guest like family.

Celebrate a Salado Eagles home game with a tailgate at The Shed in Salado. Start the evening with food and drinks while enjoying the pregame energy with friends, family, and fellow fans. From there, head to the new Eagle Stadium to cheer in person, or stay at The Shed to watch the game inside or out in the courtyard. It is a welcoming spot to show Eagle pride before the action and a comfortable place to keep up with the game if you choose not to travel to the stadium.

Bird Creek Brewing welcomes Austin’s top blues guitarist Robert Parker Jr. for a live set featuring his originals Sunflower, Do You Miss Me, and Ain’t Nothin’ I Can Do. The performance also salutes blues rock giants with covers from Jimi Hendrix, Cream, Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Allman Brothers, and Albert Collins. Expect tender melodies, soulful ballads, and hard-driving blues that evoke the classic era of the genre.

A sing-along bingo night brings a spooky skeleton theme with plenty of Halloween excitement. The atmosphere is festive and playful, and participants are encouraged to sing along throughout. It offers an easygoing way to enjoy music and bingo in a seasonal setting.

Resound Presents hosts Playlunch for an indoor performance at Mohawk. This all-ages show welcomes attendees of any age, and tickets are available.

Teddy Swims brings The Ugly Tour to Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. This stop showcases the artist on stage for an arena performance. Tickets are available.

The AJC October meetup becomes a Halloween-themed gathering at Sa-Tén Coffee and Eats in Austin, featuring a costume contest with prizes. Guests can show their Halloween spirit with creative costumes, and admission is free for AJC members.

Bar 1859 hosts an evening of live piano as Ray Palousek returns to the stage. Expect a warm mix of familiar favorites and timeless classics that pairs well with handcrafted cocktails and a relaxed meal. The performance sets an inviting mood for catching up with friends or enjoying a date night.

Crazy Conchaz presents Rainey Street’s only comedy show, hosted by Austin Ingels. It takes place on Friday nights and Saturdays, featuring a different guest comedian each week. Enjoy plenty of laughs along with specials on drinks and food for comedy fans.

Prizes are up for grabs during a friendly gathering featuring a costume contest plus competitions in fixing a flat, limbo skating, and fixed-gear track stands. The meeting spot is the stage behind Parque Zaragoza Recreation Center.

Practica Buena Onda is a new open-floor social dance at Austin Uptown Dance, offering a relaxed space to practice and grow your tango in a friendly, easy-going, and welcoming setting. The focus is a practica-style experience where dancers can work on technique, try new ideas, and connect with others at their own pace. Admission is $10.

Experience a live, in-person evening of fully improvised theatre from Parallelogramophonograph, the long-running trio of Kareem Badr, Kaci Beeler, and Roy Janik. For more than two decades and over 1,500 performances, they have created full-length plays on the spot, moving from buoyant and playful to shadowy and intense with ease. Known for genre-savvy storytelling and a tightly tuned ensemble, PGraph has toured internationally, appearing at top improv festivals and at the Edinburgh Fringe. Their work has earned acclaim from publications including the Austin Chronicle, The List in the UK, and The Austinist, as well as praise from Eddie Izzard, plus five-star notices from Theatre People Australia and London Improv. Honors include Best Improv Troupe in the Austin Chronicle’s Best of Austin, a B. Iden Payne Award for Outstanding Achievement in Improvisational Theatre, an Austin Critics Table Award, and a Best of Austin Critics Award recognizing their sustained innovation. This performance takes place in the Hideout Theatre’s new boutique space with only 35 seats, creating an intimate setting for a one-of-a-kind show.

Explore half a century of PBS’s Austin City Limits through lesser-known stories and behind-the-scenes history. The tour includes VIP access to the ACL Live venue.

A food pantry serving Bell County is open to the community. People across the county can access food assistance.

Build flexibility and improve mobility in a focused stretching class designed to help you move more comfortably.

HOG Chapter members will be at the dealership cooking hamburgers and hot dogs for the community. This recurring gathering will continue on the last Saturday of every month for the rest of the year, weather permitting. Visitors can grab a bite and check out the new 2026 Harleys.

This event is all about food, keeping the focus simple and clear.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly run that welcomes both runners and walkers. Choose the 5K or a 1 mile family walk or run, and wear a favorite costume that keeps the fun lighthearted and appropriate for all ages. Enjoy prizes, an event t-shirt, local vendors, and activities for the whole family. Participation supports Academie Musique as it works to purchase the former Cater Elementary building and establish a permanent home for music, art, creativity, and learning in the community.

Hosted by the George Washington Carver Museum Ambassador, the Austin Area Prince Hall Masonic Family, and the Divine Nine, this Trunk or Treat brings the Austin community together for a safe celebration open to all ages. Enjoy candy, games, music, and food while connecting with community resources and honoring fellowship, heritage, and service. Costumes are encouraged to add to the fun. Service hours will be offered. Activities take place in the George Washington Carver Museum parking lot.

Celebrate Halloween at Nyle Maxwell of Killeen with a free trunk-or-treat designed for kids and families. Wear your favorite costume and stroll from car to car to collect treats from festively decorated trunks. The event brings together Nyle Maxwell of Killeen and partners from the community for a cheerful, family-focused celebration.

Set out on a flavorful stroll through Central East Austin, visiting a mix of Michelin-recognized trucks and longtime neighborhood taquerias. Taste your way through mole-sauced tacos, tender barbacoa, smoky birria consommé, creamy horchata, and bright garden garnishes that tie each bite together. The route covers about a mile over roughly 2.5 hours and welcomes small groups of 3 to 14 guests. Expect four nationally noted taquerias and three vibrant murals, along with stories of local food and culture. Restaurant gratuities and nonalcoholic drinks are included, and a $35 optional drink package is available. Corporate and private tours can be arranged throughout the week.

House of Stuff marks five years with an anniversary celebration featuring vendors, live printing and exclusive merchandise. Music comes from DJ Wes Texas, with MIDNIGHT also on the lineup.

Compete in the One Piece League in a three-round Swiss bracket. Every participant receives a booster from the latest OP release, and an extra pack is awarded for each win.

This easy, social hike follows an out-and-back route of about three miles along Walnut Creek, with a pleasant mix of sunny stretches and shaded sections. Dogs are welcome. The group meets at the Walnut Creek Trail parking area by the pool near the main trail entrance and heads out shortly after gathering. RSVPs are requested. If you expect to be a bit late or need to share an update, text Will at (512) 810-6020 or Patricia at (512) 293-4908 so the group knows to wait.

Middle and high school golfers can sharpen their game at Stonetree Golf Club in Killeen, TX. This clinic builds confidence and prepares players for competitive golf while reinforcing the essentials that matter on the course. Coaching covers full-swing technique with drivers and irons, short game skills including chipping, pitching, and putting, as well as distance control and smart shot selection. Participants also work on course management, pre-shot routines, mental performance, effective practice habits, and competitive preparation so progress transfers from the range to real rounds. It welcomes all experience levels, from those gearing up for a first school season to seasoned competitors aiming to lower scores. Space is limited to 10 spots.

Enjoy a laid-back afternoon in the courtyard at White Tiger as an acoustic duo and trio deliver Top 40 pop, rock, and soul hits. Requests are welcome, spanning artists from Michael Jackson to Taylor Swift. It is a convenient option for after-work visitors, vacationers, and locals looking to start the weekend on South Congress. Pair the music with Happy Hour and savor the Asian-style bites.

Ghosts & Goodies returns to Aldrich Street for Halloween with family-friendly trick-or-treating, festive activities, and a chance to win an Aldrich Street themed getaway package. More details will be shared on the event website soon.

Midtown 2.0 in Austin becomes a game-day hub for a tailgate watch party as the Texas Longhorns face the Mississippi State Bulldogs. DJ DK, known as Ya Mama’s Favorite DJ, keeps the momentum going throughout with hip hop and R&B, classic throwbacks, southern soul, college football anthems, line-dance staples, and other feel-good party tracks. The atmosphere blends supporters from both sides, plenty of football excitement, and food and drinks suited to the occasion for a full evening of team spirit and good vibes.

Trunk or Treat in Copperas Cove offers kid-friendly games, food, and plenty of fun.

At Nolan Valley Baptist Church in Belton, Texas, attendees can take part in a chili cook-off, enjoy a hayride, and participate in a cake walk, while children have a jump house and games to enjoy. The gathering highlights good food, fun activities, and time together.

A reflective message from John Dwyer emphasizes resilience and self care, recognizing that while some people lift you up, others may drain your energy. It encourages staying composed, checking in with your thoughts, and making space for rest and wellness. Glimpses of beauty and redemption still appear, hope remains, and people can still surprise you. The note closes with warm wishes for enjoyment and good luck.

Redline Rendezvous brings the automotive community together at Temple Mall in the Floor & Decor lot for a relaxed weekly meet. All makes and clubs are welcome, from show cars and daily drivers to project builds, trucks, bikes, classics, muscle, imports, and exotics. Attendees can explore a wide variety of builds, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and talk cars in a family friendly setting that emphasizes courtesy and respect for every vehicle. One lot, one community, plenty of horsepower.

Presented by ACL Live with Live Nation, Victory Live features Madeon at ACL Live. The Grammy-nominated producer and vocalist, born Hugo Leclercq, first broke through with Pop Culture, a live mashup that blended 39 songs from artists including Daft Punk and Solange. His debut album Adventure arrived as he was contributing production for Lady Gaga and Coldplay, followed by a collaboration with Porter Robinson on the single Shelter. He later moved to Los Angeles to refocus his work and created Good Faith, handling writing, production, and lead vocals on every track. Good Faith reached number one on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Albums chart and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album. This show is open to all ages. There is a limit of six tickets per household, and ticket transfers are delayed for this event.

Explore history and the paranormal on a Halloween ghost adventure featuring exclusive access inside one of Austin's most haunted sites, the limestone fortress known as Chateau Bellevue, a place rarely open to the public. Ghost investigation equipment, investigative expertise, and evidence of paranormal activity help illuminate what may linger within its walls. Set atop a hill long regarded by Indigenous peoples as a place of worship and situated at the heart of a landmark block of Victorian era mansions, the setting invites a closer look at the mansion's turbulent past and the ghost stories tied to it, with a focused investigation of its oldest, most haunted spaces. The experience continues along the Bremond Block, a tranquil yet famously haunted enclave that is the only Austin neighborhood on the National Register of Historic Places. Beneath old oaks and along shadowed streets that seem quiet to the living, the echo of the past is said to persist beyond the five senses.

Ol’ Girl’s Lounge hosts a Halloween costume celebration with music from a DJ, a costume competition, and a grown vibe. Dress to turn heads or deliver a fun scare, and enjoy an evening of spirited costumes and good music.

Since 1999, the Hideout has staged a weekly improv showdown featuring twelve of Austin’s standout performers. The cast plays fast-paced games and creates scenes inspired by audience suggestions, and contestants are eliminated until only one remains. The final performer is crowned Maestro for the week and receives a Canadian five dollar bill. As Austin’s longest running improv show, it is the show to catch for anyone experiencing the Hideout for the first time.

The ride meets at Sun & Ski Sports in Austin and offers about 25 miles of smooth-road cycling at a social pace of around 15 mph. It is designed for beginner and intermediate road riders and follows a no-drop format so no one gets left behind. Expect a friendly environment that supports building endurance, gaining confidence in group riding, and enjoying a relaxed spin with fellow cyclists. Participants should bring a road bike, a helmet, and water.

A relaxed brunch meetup focused on connection and thoughtful discussion with others in the Central Texas community. There is no set agenda, just time to share ideas and explore big questions together in a welcoming, come-as-you-are atmosphere. Secular Life Central Texas welcomes atheists, agnostics, humanists, freethinkers, and anyone navigating life outside a religious framework. First-time attendees and regulars are equally welcome, and bringing a friend is perfectly fine.

This rescheduled meet and greet features Colin Simmons in-store at the University Co-op for fan photos and signatures on Onward Reserve apparel. The first 50 shoppers who purchase any Onward Reserve product in-store can receive a complimentary Onward Reserve poster to be signed. A Colin Simmons Onward Reserve tee will be available for purchase. Autographs are limited to Onward Reserve merchandise or the provided poster, and third-party items are not allowed.

CTBA brings a bluegrass jam to Bach Craft Beer & Kolaches, carrying forward a pickin' tradition that began in 1978.

A teen-focused afternoon tea at Breakthrough Nutrition Club in Killeen centers on friendship, kindness, and time together. Created for ages 13 to 17, this gathering welcomes adults only when accompanying a teen, and any adult who takes part in the tea must have an admission ticket. The menu opens with light savories like cucumber and dill cream cheese tea sandwiches, beet hummus with black pepper crackers, and classic ham and cheddar on soft bread. A strawberry scone arrives with clotted cream and strawberry jam, followed by sweets that include strawberry and vanilla macarons and a warm serving of Mama’s apple pie topped with whipped cream made from scratch. To sip, guests can enjoy fresh strawberry boba milk tea, a chilled hibiscus cooler, and a warm black tea with apple notes. It is a cheerful setting to share stories, smiles, and a cozy afternoon together.

A welcoming practice space in Austin devoted to kizomba and urban kiz, this gathering highlights Angolan roots and the connection to Black American culture through ghetto zouk shaped by R&B and hip hop. It is a true practica and community space that invites curious newcomers and experienced dancers alike. Each session begins with a class taught by Charles Ogar and Alina, then continues with social practice. Participants can focus on a specific concept, ask for guidance, or simply dance while the instructors circulate with feedback. Partners switch with every song so everyone spends plenty of time on the floor. No partner or prior experience is required. Wear shoes that pivot easily, choose flats or smooth soles rather than heavy grip, and bring water. Class recaps are recorded and added to the Kiz ATX library for review between sessions. Topics build from one meeting to the next, and event posts share what is coming up. Hosted at Esquina Tango in Austin and presented by Kiz ATX in partnership with Esquina Tango. Street parking is available nearby along with a lot behind the building, and arriving a bit early can help on busier nights.

A note from John Dwyer sets a reflective tone for this event, encouraging self care, steadiness, and clear thinking. It recognizes that some people nourish your spirit while others can take from it, and it suggests staying mindful, resting, and keeping well. Amid tough moments, it points to beauty, second chances, and a persistent thread of hope, with the reminder that people still have the capacity to surprise. It concludes with a simple wish for enjoyment and good fortune.

America's Favorite Quiz Show® arrives at Alamo Drafthouse with a team-based interactive format that lets players step into the game. As the only official JEOPARDY! bar trivia experience, groups can form teams of up to six, compete for prizes, and vie for the JEOPARDY! Bar League champion title. Seating is available on a first come first served basis, so arriving early helps secure a spot to play.

Commemorating the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth, this live concert presentation brings the experience to the stage. The event is open to all ages. Ticket purchases are capped at six per household, and orders exceeding the limit may be canceled without notice.

Enjoy an upbeat evening of laughs and friendly competition at Chick-fil-A West Adams. This family friendly gathering features classic games for families to enjoy, with all games provided so nothing else is needed. It suits seasoned board gamers and casual players alike. Look forward to chances to win prizes and earn food rewards while making memories with friends and family.

Unwind beneath a starry sky during a yoga experience at the Mayborn Planetarium, presented by Central Texas College. Enjoy a unique setting with a welcoming atmosphere that is open to all experience levels. The course cost is $19. Participants should bring a yoga mat and water, wear comfortable workout clothes and tennis shoes, and may bring personal yoga accessories. Materials will be provided, and attendees must be 17 or older.

Show support for Belton Police and Fire at a blood drive. Donate blood and cast a vote for your preferred team, helping save lives. The drive takes place at Walmart Belton in Belton, TX. Sign-ups are available.

This walkthrough and interest meeting gives new families exploring the February semester a first-hand look at the co-op in action. Attendees learn about classes and family participation, have time for questions, and receive guidance on next steps. Families are welcome to attend together for an informative visit.

This fundraiser at MOD Pizza in Killeen benefits the organization. Display the flyer in print or on a mobile device at checkout, or enter the online fundraising code MODGIVES25 when placing an order so your purchase is included. All day, 25% of food and beverage sales will be donated to support its mission.

Doja Cat performs live at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX.

Readers gather for spirited discussions that open up new viewpoints. Inspired by the library’s Wandering Reads Book Club, this subscription-based group keeps the same welcoming feel while widening its focus beyond travel to a changing mix of themes. Each month highlights a different angle, from history and culture to big ideas and memorable narratives that bring people together. Expect thoughtful conversation, room for discovery, and time to reflect alongside fellow book lovers.

Ellison High School Auditorium hosts a production of Matilda the Musical. The performance runs about two and a half hours with an intermission and carries a PG rating for mild adult humor. Admission is $10, payable in cash at the door, and tickets will also be available through the web store. Concessions and ways to support the company and Ellison Theatre will be offered at each performance, cash only.

The Hub transforms into a cheerful Christmas marketplace filled with unique gifts and festive finds from local vendors. Explore a wide range of items for everyone on your list in a warm, holiday atmosphere. Start your Christmas shopping early, support small businesses, and make the season feel extra special.

This monthly meeting offers a networking opportunity with active real estate investors. It welcomes participants at every experience level, from those just starting out to investors who have completed multiple deals.

John Summit performs at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX. The event presents the artist live on stage at this venue.

Touch Root Foundation presents its annual Water Walk at The Landing at Nolan Creek in Belton, Texas. The community walk reflects the long journeys many women and children in rural Nigeria make to collect water, offering a way to stand in solidarity and bring attention to this everyday challenge. Families and friends can participate together. The effort raises awareness and supports Touch Root Foundation’s mission to expand safe and reliable water access in rural Nigerian communities, bringing water closer to home so daily treks are no longer necessary.

Texas All Abilities Network partners with Dave & Buster’s Killeen for a sensory sensitive PJ breakfast party designed for neurodivergent children, teens, and adults. The arcade environment will be adjusted with softer lighting, lower music volume, limited capacity, and a quiet space for breaks to help reduce overstimulation. Admission requires a ticket. Pre-purchase options include a Stack ’n Score package featuring a breakfast buffet with toppings, soft drinks, juice, or milk, plus a $10 Power Card with 50 chips and two hours of unlimited video game play for $21.30 and up, or a discounted Power Card option that provides an $18 card with 75 chips and two hours of unlimited play for $15.00 and up. Both paid options must be bought in advance and are not available the day of the event. A free entry-only ticket is also available, with food and play cards available to buy on site. For questions or concerns, contact Nina Harris at n.harris-flippo@daveandbusters.com or 214-904-2245.

At Santa Fe Plaza in downtown Temple, this 10K ruck march brings the community together to honor veterans and local heroes while giving back. Participants load their rucksacks with nonperishable food that will be donated to Temple Christian Outreach and other local charities, and event proceeds support veteran-led nonprofit organizations so every mile helps those who have served. Individuals, social teams, corporate teams, and 5-member squads are welcome. The course is officially timed, and carrying up to 40 pounds of food is suggested for all and required to be eligible for medals. Whether aiming to compete or simply walk alongside friends, there is a place for everyone. After the finish, participants can enjoy complimentary food, adult beverages, music, and time together with the community. A limited run of special edition T-shirts is planned only for this year, with quantities capped. Early registration is encouraged to reserve a shirt, and size availability and sponsor logo placement are not guaranteed for signups made within 30 days of the event. Rucks On Main advocates for and mentors veterans and their families throughout reintegration, strengthening the bond between service members and the communities they serve. The organization rucks in honor and memory of fallen service members, police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and veterans while raising funds for nonprofits that support active duty military and veterans in times of need. Twice each year, participants walk while carrying the names of fallen comrades.

Get a jump on holiday shopping at a Holiday Craft Bazaar featuring handmade and original items from local vendors. Browse a range of creations and find gifts for everyone on your list. Admission is free for shoppers. Held at Gober Party House.

Experience a curated monthly artisan market in Salado, Texas that highlights creativity, community, and small business. Artists, makers, creatives, specialty food producers, boutique brands, and other small enterprises are invited to apply to showcase handmade and specialty goods. Vendors benefit from steady month-to-month visibility, organized promotion within a thoughtfully curated marketplace, social media spotlights, a supportive network of fellow artisans, and opportunities to build loyal repeat customers.

A pantry distributing food for pets takes place at Lend-A-Heart Rescue in Belton, Texas, focusing on providing pet food.

Hot Dog Saturdays are back at Atwoods with a simple, tasty deal. The offer features two hot dogs and a drink for $1, and purchases help support charities and organizations in your area. This promotion is not available at the Crowley TX, Norman OK, or Tyler TX locations.

Card collectors, comic fans, and the local community come together at Frank W. Mayborn Civic and Convention Center in Temple for a free weekend devoted to all things collecting. Admission and parking are free. Expect hourly door prizes, character meet and greets, and a costume contest that gives Halloween outfits another moment in the spotlight. Explore a wide range of vendors, perfect for getting a head start on holiday gifts or adding something new to a personal collection.

Get into the holiday spirit with a Christmas Shopping Passport. Pick up a passport, collect a stamp with every item you purchase from local vendors, and keep shopping to build your collection. The participant with the most stamps wins a special Christmas prize. Passports are turned in and a winner is announced, making this a cheerful way to shop small and celebrate the season.

My Tea Party presents a Veterans Appreciation High Tea that honors service while sharing practical support. Held at the Killeen Arts and Activities Center, this gathering offers a high tea dining experience, resource presentations, and conversations focused on veteran services and community programs available throughout Central Texas. It is designed to bring together veterans, military families, community organizations, and supporters to learn, connect, and build relationships that strengthen the community. Requested attire is Camouflage Glam, which combines military inspired style with an elegant touch. Admission includes a $10 reservation fee for veterans that secures seating and supports event planning, and $45 for community guests. Veteran vendor opportunities are available for $50. Catering is provided by Graze Craze, Hummingbird Roots & Recipes, and My Tea Party. Details on vendor applications and additional information will be shared soon.

Kidgerton brings a kid-focused, Bridgerton-inspired experience to E-Center Killeen for ages 3 to 12 and their families. Highlights include a royal-themed tea party, an etiquette class presented by My Tea Party Rentals, a professional photo session, and catering by That Girl Netia Catering. Guests are encouraged to dress in period-inspired attire to match the theme. Admission is 60 dollars for one child and one adult, and each additional child is 30 dollars. Every child must be accompanied by an adult. For information, call 254-702-8845.

Get your cowboy hats ready for a country day party at Lefty's Day & Night with a soundtrack packed with favorites from Morgan Wallen, Dolly Parton, Luke Combs, Shania Twain, and more. Dance to a continuous mix of modern and classic country hits, show off your moves with fellow country music fans, and capture the moment with scenic backdrops and photo opportunities. The vibe blends country charm with lively party energy for a feel-good celebration that welcomes both longtime fans and new listeners.

At Fire Street Pizza, a lively trivia night features six themed rounds that put knowledge to the test. Categories include movies, sports, music, and more. Participation is free and gameplay happens on your phone, with flexible entry if you arrive later. Top teams take home FSP swag, free pizzas, and bragging rights. The event is planned for the outdoor area, shifting indoors if weather calls for it, where seating may be limited, so arriving early can help secure a spot.

Matilda the Musical takes the stage at the Ellison High School Auditorium. The show runs about two and a half hours with an intermission and has a PG rating due to mild adult humor. Tickets are $10, payable in cash at the door, and they will also be available through the web store. Concessions and additional items to support the company and Ellison Theatre will be for sale at each performance, cash only.

Families can spend time together at Mueller with activities tailored for kids. It takes place every second Sunday.

A full year of markets is being celebrated with an anniversary edition of the Second Sunday at Sanctuary monthly market. More details will be shared soon.

A festive fall showcase from HONK!TX comes to Batch - Craft Beer and Kolaches in Austin. It offers a cozy, seasonal atmosphere with pumpkin spice vibes and upbeat grooves.

Catch Matilda the Musical at the Ellison High School Auditorium. The performance runs approximately two and a half hours with an intermission and carries a PG rating for mild adult humor. Admission is $10, payable in cash at the door. Concession items and simple ways to support the company and Ellison Theatre will be available at each performance, cash only.

Celebrate the release of Side By Side, We Shine by Kristina Lackey at The University of Texas Golf Club in Austin. Families can get to know the book’s six characters through interactive games and enjoy snacks, followed by a live reading from the author. Admission is free, there is no entry fee, and no purchase is required. A limited selection of books and merchandise will be available for purchase.

Wheel of Fortune LIVE! brings a stage version of the wheel-spinning word game to ACL Live. Audience members may be selected to step onstage, take a turn at the wheel, and work through word puzzles for prizes that can include trips to Paris or Hawaii or as much as $10,000 in cash. There are prize opportunities for people in the crowd too, not only those chosen as contestants. Open to all ages, this event also provides a chance to spin the wheel outside the usual Sony Pictures Studios setting.

Mana performs live at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX. The concert brings the band to the stage at this Austin venue.

Enjoy a lively bingo evening in Temple, TX with several rounds, prizes for winners, and plenty of laughs. Participation is free, and both first-time players and long-time fans are welcome, making it a relaxed option for families and friends. Early arrival is recommended to secure a seat before gameplay begins, and the spirit of community shines as players aim to call out bingo.

A relaxed coffee gathering hosted by The Woodhouse Day Spa pairs casual conversation with a soothing setting for professional networking. Participants mix with Chamber members, business leaders, and community professionals to build relationships, grow their networks, and learn more about the spa and its services, all in a calm and welcoming atmosphere.

Katseye’s The Wildworld Tour stops at Moody Center ATX in Austin for a performance by Katseye.

Jose Madero performs live at Emo's Austin in Austin, Texas.

Ava Motherwell and friends present a one-day pop-up bead show in Austin featuring an array of vintage and vintage-inspired beads from Germany and Italy, plus gemstones, artisan creations, and other unique finds. In-person shopping makes it easy to see, feel, and design with materials that spark ideas. Admission is free and no pre-registration is required, and the event is open to everyone, from jewelry designers and collectors to anyone who loves beautiful beads. Wholesale purchases are available for businesses with a state-issued resale license, though it is not required to attend or shop. Free parking is available.

KadabraCon is back with a three day celebration at Golfinity in Austin, bringing together fandom, pop culture, cosplay, anime, gaming, comics, artists, vendors, special guests, and memorable experiences under one roof. Highlights include immersive panels, photo opportunities, shopping, and a welcoming community atmosphere throughout the weekend. Discounted pre-sale tickets are available, and vendor booths can be reserved. Promoted as one of Texas’s fastest growing fan conventions, it is a place where fandom comes to life.

Celebrating 65 years, the Salado Scottish Gathering and Highland Games in Salado, Texas honors Scottish heritage with traditional music, Highland athletic competitions, bagpipe contests, clan gatherings, and dancing. The event also serves as the annual fundraiser for the Salado Museum and College Park.

High Time Tattoo is hosting its first Friday the 13th event with a selection of more than 60 tattoo designs available at three price points. Small designs start at $50, medium options are $100, and larger full color pieces are $150. Placement is limited to arms and legs. Further details will be shared.

Ribs & Rods brings together classic and custom cars with a barbecue cookoff in a family oriented setting, all to support the local Ronald McDonald House. With presenting partners Don Ringler Chevrolet and Toyota, this popular Temple gathering also features live bands, local vendors, and food trucks. The festivities take place at Bend O' The River with ample shade and wide grassy areas. Activities for all ages include kids coloring, pedal car competitions, a rib eating contest, and a drive in style movie with the title to be announced. A recent edition featured more than 600 show vehicles along with over 40 barbecue cook teams, highlighting the event’s scale.

Explore a welcoming marketplace that brings together community, metaphysical interests, and small business. More than 30 local vendors offer unique creations and services, including metaphysical goods, handmade pieces, art, readings, wellness services, and more. It is a comfortable place to connect with local makers, browse with curiosity, or shop with purpose in a friendly atmosphere. Vendor opportunities are available through the market’s vendor group for details, applications, and updates.

More than a typical holiday market, this event delivers a distinctive seasonal experience that draws thousands of families.

Switchfoot takes the stage at Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater in Austin, TX.

Presented by ACL Live and Outback, Michael Blaustein brings The Taste Me Tour: The Final Leg to ACL Live. This event welcomes all ages. There is a limit of eight tickets per household, and orders that exceed this amount may be canceled without notice.

The Horny Toad HOG Chapter prepares breakfast at the dealership when weather allows. This welcoming gathering offers a hot meal to start the day and is open to everyone. New 26s are arriving, and there will be an opportunity to check them out.

Jolie & The Jackalopes bring a high-spirited fusion of cosmic country and Old Austin grooves to The Little Longhorn Saloon in Austin. Led by vocalist Jolie Goodnight, daughter of producer Joe Gracey and songwriter Kimmie Rhodes, the band salutes Texas’ cosmic cowboy tradition while keeping the room alive with a rock and roll spark. Goodnight’s roots run deep in Rockabilly, Country, and Americana, with childhood moments that included drawing on Willie Nelson’s tour bus, birthday greetings from Waylon Jennings, and side-stage vantage points for Rosie Flores. Backed by a powerhouse band, she channels that heritage into an energetic show that honors the past and pushes it forward. Critics from Country Music People, MOJO Magazine, and Downbeat Drag Magazine have praised the group’s revival of classic sounds, noting Goodnight’s warm, expressive voice and standout presence.

Artists Simon and Niki Haas sit down with Carter Foster, Blanton’s Chief Curator and Deputy Director of Collections, for an in-person conversation centered on their ongoing mid-career retrospective. The discussion explores their upbringing in Austin and how the city’s creative culture in the 1990s shaped their practice, their collaborative work with each other, fellow artists, and fabricators, the influence of popular culture on their subjects, and the central role of craft in both process and meaning. A book signing follows the talk, with the brothers signing the Uncanny Valley catalogue. Copies are available for purchase in the Museum Store, and members receive 10 percent off. Member tickets are available now.

The Sunset Market features more than 30 outdoor vendors, a variety of food options, and a craft camp for kids to keep little ones engaged. Inside, there are 45-plus local vendors along with a holistic healing shop offering distinctive handmade goods. It is an opportunity to support local makers and small businesses while enjoying a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere.

Children ages 2 to 12 can participate in a craft-making class set within the Sunset Market at Phoenix Botanicals and the Artisan Alley Market in Copperas Cove. Young attendees will make crafts together.

Entrepreneurs, creative professionals, and community members come together at Graze Craze - Killeen, TX for a monthly meet and greet focused on connection, idea sharing, and growth. Each installment features different skills and discussion themes, creating a supportive setting where collaboration can thrive. Mingle, exchange insights, and enjoy tasty bites while building meaningful connections.

Students tackling finals can ease the pressure at Sly Fox after hours with an affogato in hand. Settle in for a relaxed study session, connect with friends, or keep the momentum going on your coursework. Affogatos are available while supplies last.

Hosted by the Harker Heights Chamber of Commerce, this welcoming morning gathering brings adults 50 and older together along with the family members, friends, and caregivers who support them. There is time to connect over breakfast, followed by a talk from Lt. Greenwood focused on fraud prevention. The presentation offers clear guidance on recognizing common scams, protecting personal information, and staying informed to navigate daily life with confidence. Breakfast is available for purchase, and participants can take away practical tips to use and share.

This relaxed lunchtime networking meetup brings Chamber members together to connect, collaborate, and support a local business. Hosted at Rockin Ramen Harker Heights, bringing business cards is recommended, with plenty of opportunity for conversation and relationship building in an easygoing setting. The focus is on meaningful networking, community connection, and a welcome break in the middle of the day.

Settle in for an inviting tea gathering hosted by Ruby Tearoom inside Arusha Coffee Co. in downtown Belton. The CommuniTEA Table focuses on conversation, connection, and taking a moment to slow the pace together. It is free to attend, but seating is limited, and an RSVP is required to reserve a spot. Please reserve only for yourself, one RSVP per person. Whether arriving alone or with a friend, all are welcome.

A collaborative chamber mixer brings together the Killeen Chamber of Commerce and the Harker Heights Chamber of Commerce for an evening centered on professional networking, collaborative exchange, and community connections. Business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals from both communities gather in one space to spark new conversations and build lasting partnerships. Attendees can expand networks, showcase their businesses, and connect with fellow members while celebrating regional collaboration and the strength of doing business together.

Returning to Austin, Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Misha Collins, Mark Sheppard, and more lead a three-day fan experience featuring live programming, photo opportunities, autograph signings, and special events. Across three days, attendees can take part in onstage sessions and participate in photo and autograph opportunities with featured guests.

Fire Street Pizza hosts the Tasmin & Tim duo for live music that spans classic rock, country, blues, and original songs. The family friendly setting in Belton, TX, pairs with pizza and a varied set with wide appeal.

Off The Dome Open Mic & Jam Session brings together singers, songwriters, poets, musicians, and visual artists at Zodiac Bar & Restaurant in Killeen. A live DJ sets the vibe while food and drinks are available. Open to newcomers and regulars alike, it highlights real connections and talent from across Central Texas.

Chelsea Handler, comedian, television host, and seven-time New York Times best-selling author, brings her stand-up tour The High and Mighty Tour to ACL Live in Austin. Known for fearless wit and candid storytelling, she led the hit late-night series Chelsea Lately, created the Netflix projects Chelsea Does and Chelsea, and has written seven New York Times best sellers, six of them reaching number one, including her most recent, I’ll Have What She’s Having. Her body of work includes a GRAMMY-nominated HBO Max special, Evolution, the Dear Chelsea podcast, the award-winning Vaccinated and Horny Tour across North America, and a third Netflix special, The Feeling. She has hosted the Critics’ Choice Awards for three consecutive years, wrapped a European stand-up run titled An Abroad Broad, and appears in the Las Vegas residency Chelsea at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan, where she became the venue’s first female comedian in residence. The performance centers on delivering laughter and joy, a mission she has described as central to her comedy.

This event focuses on food.