This weekend in Kyle, TX

Set out from Sun & Ski Sports in Austin for a welcoming group road ride designed for beginner and intermediate cyclists. The route covers about 25 miles at a social pace of roughly 15 mph. It follows a no-drop format, so the group stays together and no rider is left behind. Bring a road bike, a helmet, and water.

A blood drive will take place at Bracken Pumpkin Patch in San Antonio. Donors can book an appointment in advance using the scheduling page linked in the event information.

Car enthusiasts gather at Pinballz Kingdom for a monthly Cars and Coffee meetup presented by the Twisted Rods. A broad mix of vehicles is welcome, from American muscle to Japanese imports, and admission is free. The showcase spans decades of automotive history and highlights local owners who keep classic cars on the road. Mikki’s Tavern on site offers a special brunch menu with a breakfast plate and convenient breakfast tacos, creating a relaxed setting where coffee and car culture come together.

Enjoy kid friendly activities with the entire family at Second Sunday at Mueller. This recurring event takes place each Second Sunday and focuses on fun for children.

Enjoy a feel-good yoga class at Pullman Market, open to all experience levels and free to attend. For weather updates or possible cancellations, see @nomadikyoga.

Settle into a free outdoor yoga session at Fareground’s plaza in downtown Austin, guided by local instructors from Swift Fit Social. Formerly known as Yoga & Chill, this weekly gathering offers space to move, breathe, and connect with the community in a tucked-away urban oasis. Bring your own mat, or reserve one with an RSVP and mat rental add-on. Access or scheduling may occasionally be affected by road closures or city events, and weather or last-minute updates are shared on the Swift Fit Social Instagram story. Fareground offers 90 minutes of complimentary parking at the One Eleven Garage when you make a purchase from a vendor inside; receipts include a QR code for validation. By attending, participants consent to photography or filming for promotional purposes and to being added to an email list that may be shared with sponsors and vendors. If you prefer not to be included in media or email sharing, inform the event organizer upon arrival.

Pickleball Jam 2026 returns to Lost and Found Rooftop Bar & Park Haus LLC in New Braunfels with a full day of pickleball action, live Texas music, and a shared purpose supporting the Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area. The program centers on a spirited tournament, then the celebration continues with performances by local artists. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, making it easy to enjoy the matches or relax while watching the show. Tournament team entries and general admission tickets are available. The entertainment lineup for 2026 will be announced soon.

Fans of Sasha Keable are gathering at the ACL Festival at Zilker Park in Austin. This meetup offers a way to connect with others who enjoy her music.

Elysha LeMaster brings a commanding voice and a welcoming presence to Krause's Cafe, hailing from New Braunfels and winning fans across the country. Her set moves through country, rock, pop, and classic favorites, blending styles into a distinctive sound. She pairs her own songs with fresh takes on well known covers, showcasing a wide vocal range and confident delivery. With new music on the way, this performance offers a glimpse of what comes next.

This workshop centers on reading tarot intuitively with a New Moon inspired spread that highlights where attention may be most helpful in the coming lunar month. Julie provides guidance as participants pull their own cards and turn insights into a practical plan for what lies ahead. The experience is interactive, inviting you to tune into your personal way of reading, receive individualized support, and build intuitive skills you can continue to use after the session. All levels are welcome, whether you are just starting or have been reading for years. Please bring a deck if you have one, and a few will be available to borrow. Cost: $22.

CTBA Sunday Bluegrass Jam gathers pickers at Bach Craft Beer & Kolaches. This is a bluegrass get-together on Sunday afternoons, continuing a tradition that began in 1978.

This easygoing acoustic session at Slackers Brewing Co. is guided by musician Jim Pollard and welcomes musicians, singers, and music lovers. Bring a guitar, ukulele, or mandolin, or add your voice to a low-pressure song circle where collaboration and community set the tone. Expect a friendly crowd and opportunities to trade tunes in a relaxed atmosphere. The bar offers beer, coffee, wine, and nonalcoholic options for those who want something to sip while they play or listen.

At Old Pal Texas Tavern on the downtown Lockhart square, a full-band blues jam welcomes musicians, vocalists, and blues fans. Players can bring their instruments and use the complete backline on site to jump into sets with fellow performers. Those who want to sit back and listen can enjoy cocktails, tasty bites, and an afternoon of live blues with surprise collaborations. Expect a classic Texas tavern atmosphere, friendly faces, and music right in the heart of town.

A songwriter course series led by Kady Rain centers on authenticity and creativity in a supportive environment. Hosted at a sober living community in San Marcos in partnership with Lonely Hearts Art Club, it is open to all ages and welcomes those who are sober curious or respectful of a substance-free, safe space. The series places special emphasis on support for LGBTQIA+ and POC+ communities.

A free, public Taíno Harvest gathering with Yukayeke Yara Cu offers a welcoming afternoon centered on the sacred yuca and its role in Taíno life in Borikén. The program opens with a ceremony led by Kacike Tekina-eirú, then continues with learning the ancient ceremonial ballgame of Batu, a hands-on casabe flatbread workshop, and uplifting Areyto, the ceremonial songs and dances, with time for community connection beneath pecan trees in the Batey at the Puerto Rican Cultural Center. The casabe tradition, which preserves yuca for long periods and helped communities through storms and lean seasons, sets a spirit of gratitude at the heart of this celebration. Bring a maraca and a beach chair. Yukayeke Yara Cu, the Tribe of the Sacred Place, is a community of Taíno blood descendants and Guaytiao that serves Central Texas and shares living Taíno culture through the Puerto Rican Cultural Center.

An uplifting community gathering at Austin Public Library centers on purpose and power, presented by the Greater Austin Chapter of NCBW100 with a focus on advancing and supporting Black women and girls. Attendees are encouraged to wear all white and take part in an afternoon of inspiration, learning, and meaningful connection. Ticket information can be found by scanning the QR code on the event flyer.

Secrets & Stand-Up spotlights comedians who draw from their own lives, hidden truths, and less-than-perfect choices to craft sharp stand-up sets. Then the show takes a twist as audience members submit anonymous confessions. Comics pull those submissions live and transform them into fresh jokes, personal stories, and playful advice. Every performance is different because the crowd provides the secrets, making it a fitting pick for date nights, an evening out with friends, birthday plans, or anyone ready to laugh at candid confessions turned into comedy. Submissions stay anonymous, while the punchlines are anything but.

A weekly gathering at Esquina Tango Austin brings the focus to kizomba and urban kiz, highlighting Angolan roots and their connection to Black American culture through ghetto zouk, a sound shaped by R&B and hip hop. The night begins with a class led by Charles Ogar and Alina, then flows into a relaxed practice session. Dancers can drill specific techniques, ask questions, or simply enjoy the music while the instructors circulate with pointers. Partners rotate with each song so everyone gets plenty of time on the floor. New dancers are welcome and the class meets all experience levels. No partner or prior experience is required. Wear shoes that pivot easily, ideally flats or smooth soles, and bring water. Class breakdowns are recorded and added to the Kiz ATX library for review during the week. Parking is available on nearby streets, with an additional lot behind the building, and it can help to arrive a little early on busy nights. Each week builds on the last while staying friendly to newcomers. Presented by Kiz ATX in partnership with Esquina Tango in Austin.

Dungeon Masters, adventurers, and dice lovers gather at Pinballz Kingdom for a tabletop roleplaying night filled with adventure, a bit of chaos, and surprises that might even catch the DM off guard. Plenty of open tables, themed spaces, and a drinks menu with interactive twists help set an immersive scene. First-time players and seasoned veterans are welcome. Groups can take a table, and solo players can connect with fellow explorers and local DMs who are adding players to ongoing campaigns. Admission is free. Sip a specialty potion from the Kingdoms & Kocktails menu, or let chance choose your beverage... for $10, roll a 20-sided die to receive a randomly determined drink from the Random Encounter selection.

Noah Peterson performs solo saxophone at Albi's Vite Italian Leon Springs in San Antonio, with food and wine to complement the music.

The 4th Annual San Antonio's Pizza Festival will be held at 3OAK. VIP admission includes unlimited pizza tastings, and general admission comes with one sample card. Kids 17 and under enter free. A pizza eating contest is available with signups open. A TMNT meet and greet features the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Sprinter, and the Turtle Van. Vendor and sponsorship information is available from the organizers.

Austin's SUEDE ATX performs a set packed with hit songs from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Expect feel-good energy and familiar tunes across three decades of music.

Our Lady Peace celebrates three decades on tour with a stop at The Aztec Theatre, joined by special guest The Verve Pipe. This is an all-ages show, and every attendee, including children, must have a ticket. Ticket information will list the door time. Opening performers may change without notice. For those planning to sit upstairs, access to the mezzanine and balcony is by stairs only.