This weekend in Kyle, TX

Returning for a second time, the Neuro-Spicy Show & Share creates a relaxed, welcoming space at Main Street Pizzeria for the neurodivergent community to connect. In partnership with Providence Behavior Therapy, participants can showcase special interests, highlight hobbies, or simply spend time together. People of all ages and communication styles are invited to present.

Glide across the clear headwaters of the San Marcos River on a guided kayak tour at Spring Lake. The water stays about 72 degrees all year, creating a calm, low impact outing with views of a distinctive ecosystem and lively aquatic life at a site that ranks among the longest continuously inhabited in North America. A guide shares the story of Spring Lake and its habitat while you paddle for up to an hour. All kayaking equipment is provided by The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment. A $5 discount is available for military and for Texas State students, staff, and faculty.

SoulFire, a 10 piece band from Dripping Springs, Texas, appears at Dog 'n' Bone. A three horn frontline led by Mathew Sheeler sits at the heart of the group’s sound and helps shape the songs they play. The set features hits from the 1970s across rock, disco, funk, and rhythm and blues. The rhythm section features Scott French on drums and Tom Wiggins on bass. Al Monti contributes guitar and vocals, with Kathleen and Holly on vocals, and David Kyle on keyboards and vocals. The goal is simple, get people dancing.