Events in Pflugerville, TX

At Reveal, this weekly networking gathering brings together local small businesses to build connections and support one another through referrals. RSVP is required before attending.

Enjoy 25 percent off all arcade video games at The Original Pinballz Arcade. No code or sign-up is required, just start a game and play. Choose from retro classics and modern favorites and make the most of the discount.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings classic New England flavors to the LBJ Building with a lineup that includes Maine, garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque, clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Order ahead with the CML app to skip the line and earn rewards. This event is cashless, and payments are accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

At The Secret Lantern: Books & Games, the Season of Magic focuses on the power of D&D spellcasters as a Harper agent named Simmia Dairn reports troubling schemes in the wild lands of Rashemen. Adventurers arrive in Immilmar to look into these threats and protect the city if needed. This cooperative session lasts three hours and features arcane challenges, clever magical puzzles, and formidable foes, with teamwork unlocking helpful boons for the party. Participants can choose from a selection of themed characters or bring a character of their own. All characters begin at 3rd level and may be created in D&D Beyond or with pen and paper. This gathering serves as a prelude, and the story continues with four more encounters starting the following week. Players may register for individual sessions or opt for an all-event pass at a 10 percent discount. All experience levels are welcome. Recommended for ages 12 and up due to fantasy violence and mild horror. Upon arrival, have the Magic: The Gathering Companion app ready to scan the table’s QR code or enter the code, which works for D&D as well.

The group meets at the Griffith Building breezeway, across from Prete Plaza next to the Brass Tap. This weekly run has been going since March 2023 and welcomes every pace, from walkers to sub eight minute milers and everything in between. Everyone typically starts together on a route of about three to six miles, then settles into a comfortable pace or preferred distance, and pairing with others of similar speed is encouraged. Non members are asked to complete a waiver. Bring water and lights if needed for low light conditions. After the run, there is the option to enjoy a bite or a pint at nearby downtown spots. Additional route details and updates are shared each week, and questions are welcome.

A midweek ecstatic dance in Austin’s original practice style offers a simple, focused format at the Austin Ecstatic Dance Center. The space is held as a welcoming and inclusive container with clear consent guidelines and boundaries so the nervous system can settle and movement can unfold naturally. Participants are encouraged to arrive as they are, move for themselves, and let the body lead, similar to yoga or meditation where the benefits often land afterward. Returning regularly can reinforce a felt sense of safety, quiet the mind, and deepen the practice. Music is guided by a rotating team of facilitators who shape each journey as an invitation to soften control, explore depth, and feel more alive as the energy expands and contracts. The experience follows a full 5Rhythms wave that begins in Flowing, builds to Chaos, and comes to rest in Stillness, with a 60 minute warmup and a 60 to 75 minute main wave. The evening typically moves from a warmup dance into an opening circle, continues with the main wave, then completes with a closing circle. Wear comfortable clothing you can move in, plan for sweat, and bring layers. A water bottle is recommended. For parking, turn south from Riddle Rd onto Allred Dr, then after the house on the right, enter the driveway marked with signs for the Spanish church and the AEDC logo. Park in the gravel lot, follow the sidewalk toward the front of the building, pass the barbecue grill and the shark mural, then enter through the first door with the circular AEDC logo. Pay at the door. The cost is $20, with sliding scale options available.

Bell's Gaming Center presents Pauper format play for MTG. The entry fee is $13, or $12 when paid in cash. Decks are available to borrow if you do not have a deck. The organizer provides information on what MTG Pauper is and how the Pauper prize payout works.

At The Fieldhouse at The Crossover, Name That Tune Bingo blends music trivia with classic bingo. Hosted by Texas Red Entertainment, this free-to-play event invites players to recognize songs from timeless favorites to current hits, mark their cards, and compete for prizes. The atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming, with great music and good vibes throughout. Food and drinks are available, making it a relaxed way for friends and families to enjoy a fun, music-centered evening together.

Phoebe Ryan brings Mine and Yours: The Tour to Brushy Street Commons. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Settle in at Knomad Bar for a lively trivia night filled with brain-teasing questions and plenty of laughs. Over seven rounds, participants put their knowledge to the test while keeping the fun going. Participation is free, and winners take home prizes.

Magical Mystical Michael presents a mind-centered magic show shaped by quick wit, inviting charm, and a cheeky attitude. The performance blends psychological surprises, striking visuals, and nimble sleight of hand, guided by his offbeat logic to keep the mysteries unfolding. Developed during the 2020 shutdown, the show draws on nearly 50 years of performing and concentrates that experience into a program featuring mostly original material. It is intended for adults, with nothing offensive for children, though some of the ideas and theories can be quite absurd.

Kids 10 and under can get started with tennis in a beginner-friendly setting that stays upbeat and supportive. The lesson introduces the fundamentals of the game, helps young players develop athletic skills, and builds confidence while enjoying time on the court. It is well suited for families who want their child to begin tennis and cultivate a lasting interest in the sport.

An ongoing salsa series designed for both newcomers and dancers ready to refine their technique, led by instructor Marcus Negron. Sessions are divided into beginner and intermediate levels, allowing participants to learn at a comfortable pace and progress over time. Expect guided instruction that helps build confidence, strengthen musicality, and improve overall movement. Class passes are accepted, and each class is priced at $19.

Boombox Bingo from Geeks Who Drink has landed at Pixel Palace, adding a second Geeks Who Drink night to the lineup. Designed for fans of music and geek culture, this relaxed bingo experience invites attendees to unwind with a drink and enjoy a playful, music-forward spin on game night. Bring friends or set a reminder so it stays on your calendar.

At Cabana Club Austin, the evening begins with a beginner bachata lesson taught by professional instructors Cal and Lily. No partner is required, and partner rotation is offered but optional so friends can remain together if they prefer. After the class, the night continues with social dancing to bachata and salsa with DJ Guapea, plus cumbia and merengue. Cover is $10 for the whole night. Patrons can use the free parking lot by scanning a QR code in the lot to register their vehicle, then getting validation inside. Food trucks will be on site, and the bar will be open with food, drinks, and coffee.

Buzzkill at The Buzz Mill is a free weekly stand-up comedy show that has been running since 2013, delivering reliable laughs on the patio of a lumberjack themed bar in Austin. Hosted by Carlton Wilcoxson and Angelina Martin, it showcases a rotating lineup of rising local comics alongside seasoned headliners with credits from Comedy Central, HBO, and the Moontower Comedy Festival. Crowds are common, so arriving early can help with seating. The show has earned praise in the local scene, with The Austin Chronicle and Do512 recognizing it as a standout free option in Austin’s comedy calendar. For current lineups, see Instagram at @BuzzkillAtTheBuzzMill.

At the Elgin Recreation Center, Master Boaz leads a focused session on the five foundational stances of Tai Chi Chuen. Participants explore the Infinite, Big 'Ol, Rise 'n' Fall, Open 'n' Close, and Void stances through guided practice to deepen body awareness and technique. Comfortable clothing that allows free movement is recommended. Free for members, and $5 for non-members.

Experience the flavors and creativity of downtown Elgin at a welcoming, year-round farmers market. Stroll past booths filled with crisp produce, artisan goods, baked treats, pantry essentials, and vibrant flowers, all offered by local growers and makers. Meet the farmers, artisans, and neighbors who give the market a warm, hometown feel, set within Veterans’ Memorial Park.

Explore Thai bodywork in a relaxed jam where deep, sustained pressure blends with assisted stretching and mobility techniques to ease chronic tension, improve flexibility, and support overall well-being. Everything happens on a mat while fully clothed, and the atmosphere is casual and social with room to learn, practice, and connect. No prior experience is needed. Basics are taught so participants can alternate between giving and receiving. Attend solo or with friends, there will be someone to pair with. Wear comfortable gym or yoga-style clothing, and mats are provided. This gathering is donation based to help cover space costs, with a suggested contribution of $10. Hosted at Myo.

Thursday nights at Jacoby’s Restaurant & Mercantile feature date-night-friendly specials with a steakhouse focus. Enjoy half-price steak frites and chicken fried steak, plus martinis and bottles of wine at 50 percent off. Named Austin’s top all-night happy hour, this offering brings together friends, families, and couples for a budget-friendly night out.

Buddy's Place hosts a happy hour featuring live music from Dave Goodin and fellow musicians, along with drink specials.

A laid-back happy hour brings together friends from the past and present for good food, chilled drinks, and plenty of cheeky conversation. The vibe is playful, the banter can get a little sketchy, and there is a running joke that anyone who skips might become the topic of discussion.

Mic & Mingle is an intentional networking experience by Ladies Lifestyle Network Austin for entrepreneurs, professionals, and creatives who want to meet new people, build genuine relationships, and enjoy a welcoming social setting. This gathering goes beyond a typical mixer, blending guided conversations with open networking to create meaningful connections and open doors to collaborations, referrals, and new business. Throughout the event, featured speakers share quick 5-minute talks that spark discussion, and there is plenty of time to connect in a relaxed, engaging atmosphere. Attendees can expect purposeful activities that make introductions easy, along with a supportive community of women ready to connect and have a good time. Whether the goal is to grow your circle, discover local businesses, or collaborate with other professionals, Mic & Mingle is designed to leave participants feeling energized and encouraged. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards and a friend.

At Pinballz Lake Creek, the club room becomes a welcoming hub for tabletop enthusiasts, from RPG adventurers and strategy players to card game collectors. Attendees bring their own board games, share favorites with fellow gamers, or make it a fun outing with friends and family. The event is free and open to all ages, and no RSVP or reservations are required. Food and beverages from the bar and kitchen are available with service to your table, creating a relaxed setting for friendly competition, collaboration, and a community-focused, family-friendly atmosphere.

Video Music Bingo at The Brass Tap Round Rock blends the excitement of bingo with the fun of music videos. Pick up a sheet with two cards, watch and listen to quick clips on the screens, mark your squares to match the pattern that is called, then announce bingo when you complete it. There is no cost to participate, play spans four rounds, and prizes are awarded in every round. With video screens setting the scene and drinks pouring, the atmosphere stays lively from start to finish.

A casual meetup for Pagans and Heathens in North Austin gathers at Anchor Bar in Round Rock to discuss esoteric topics. This month focuses on divination, and attendees are welcome to bring favorite divination tools for a friendly show and tell. The group is usually in the room to the far right past the main dining room, with a small triskellion sign labeled PHA placed on a table or on a nearby wall to mark the spot. If the group is not immediately visible, the hostess can provide directions.

A free, welcoming weekly art meetup at Something Cool Studios offers young creatives a relaxed place to draw together, trade ideas, and connect in a low pressure setting with no expectations attached. Guided by Austin street artist Warclass and organized by Something Good Initiative, the gathering centers on building community and offering tangible support for emerging artists. Participants are encouraged to arrive as they are, meet fellow makers, and spark creative courage and openness. With support from BEWM Coffee, the meetup remains completely free and accessible so more new artists can belong, grow, and find inspiration.

Thursday Night Fights, presented by the Waterloo Wrestling Coalition, brings live Texas pro wrestling to Pinballz Lake Creek in a weekly showcase billed as Austin’s first of its kind. Standout competitors from around the world collide in high-energy bouts, all striving to be recognized as the number one Texas champion, with appearances from fan favorites and special guests adding to the excitement. The Waterloo Wrestling Coalition unites New Texas Pro and Borracho Pro, making this the one place where both promotions appear together under one roof while still presenting their own independent events. Seating is limited.

This casual Commander gathering at Bell's Gaming Center focuses on friendly games rather than prizes. The entry fee is $6, or $5 when paying in cash. Participants who are 21 or older may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are permitted.

Wild West Cedar Park hosts a Latin night featuring a beginner-friendly bachata lesson taught by professional instructors Haley and Jessica. No partner is required, and partner rotation is offered but not mandatory if you prefer to stay with a friend. After the lesson, the party continues with social dancing to bachata and salsa, with DJ Guapea on the decks, plus cumbia and merengue in the mix. Cover is $10 for the class plus social or $5 for the social only. The venue offers free parking, several bars with friendly bartenders, strong air conditioning, and a large raised solid oak dance floor built in a race track style. Presented by Wild West and Planet Music Austin.

At Sunset Strip, the DeathSquad Secret Show is a weekly stand-up showcase created and hosted by Brian Redban, co-creator of Kill Tony and founder of DeathSquad. Expect surprise drop-ins from touring headliners, underground favorites, and emerging comics who are not promoted in advance to keep the excitement high. There is no posted lineup and no spoilers, so each performance remains spontaneous and unpredictable.

A carefully programmed evening at Rhythm House ATX invites dancers to slow the pace, tune in to the music, and put connection ahead of choreography. It begins with a Flow workshop that explores Zouk-inspired transitions and the musicality of Sensual Bachata, keeping patterns to a minimum so partners can focus on feel. After class, the room shifts to dim lighting and a relaxed ambiance for a social with a smooth, unhurried soundtrack. Expect a music blend of approximately 80 percent Sensual Bachata, 10 percent Zouk, and 10 percent Salsa Romantica, with sound and setting tailored for expressive, intimate dancing. BYOB is welcome, and a considerate, classy approach is encouraged. Admission is $19 for the workshop plus social, and the social on its own is free. IM Unlimited memberships and class passes are accepted.

Abita Fall Fest returns with a single-day celebration centered on live performances, food, Abita beer, and work by local artists. The evening includes sets from five bands for a night of music. Two vendor spots are still open. Texting 213-218-5017 is preferred for vendor inquiries, or email vfapply@gmail.com. Requests are handled in the order they are received.

Women Helping In Real Life, known as WHIRL, hosts a weekly gathering that focuses on relationship centered networking for women in business and in life. Conversations move past small talk and business card exchanges, creating space to share what is being built, what is being released, and where support is needed. The environment acknowledges both strength and the often unseen responsibilities many carry. Participants can expect room for intentional growth, honest connection, and a true sense of community. It is well suited for women leading businesses, navigating transitions, or seeking deeper connection and accountability, especially for those who want more than a typical networking meetup.

Joey Phillips will appear at The Land Con US in Austin, Texas. Throughout the weekend, he will take part in autograph signings, photo opportunities with attendees, and interactive sessions where he answers questions from fans.

Rediscover retro gaming at The Original Pinballz Arcade with classic titles priced at just 50 cents per play. No signup is required and there is no catch, simply pick an eligible cabinet and start racking up high scores. It is an easy way to enjoy plenty of arcade fun at a vintage price.

ACL Music Festival is held over two weekends at Zilker Park in Austin, Texas.

Refresh your professional image at a dedicated headshot session in Austin. This streamlined experience is designed for business owners, entrepreneurs, realtors, creatives, corporate professionals, women active in networking groups, and anyone who needs updated portraits for LinkedIn, websites, speaking engagements, or social media. The $490 package spans about two hours. It begins with up to an hour of professional makeup, then moves into an in-studio portrait session where you can change outfits several times, with three looks suggested. You will receive wardrobe guidance in advance and will review and select your images the same day. Two retouched high resolution digital files are included, and additional retouched images can be purchased for $240 each. Please note that the scheduling system shows a one hour slot, yet your chosen start time marks the beginning of the full two hour experience. Plan to be at the studio for approximately two hours. Space is limited and expected to fill quickly.

Resound Presents brings Damien Jurado to 29th St Ballroom with St. Yuma sharing the bill for a live show that welcomes all ages.

Kids ages 6 to 15 can enjoy a high-energy evening at The Jungle Movement Academy with classic games like dodgeball, tug of war, and ninja tag, along with special ninja challenges. Pizza and a movie are included to wrap up the fun. Pricing is free for Platinum Members, $30 for Silver and Gold Members, and $50 for non-members. It is a convenient drop-off option that lets parents take a break while kids play and burn off energy.

Classic pinball takes the spotlight at Austin Pinball Collective with competition limited to machines from the solid state era or earlier. Qualifying lasts about three hours, and finals are planned to use the Pinburgh format, though the format may change. The schedule begins with doors opening, then on-site registration, followed by the first Farmin’ Flip. Venue entry is complimentary for Austin Pinball Collective members. Non-members need a $20 day pass or may use a discounted member guest pass if one is available. Tournament entry is $5.

Kelly Willis celebrates her birthday on stage at The 04 Center, joined by The Guthrie Family Singers for a festive live music performance.

At Bell's Gaming Center, Game Night with Candice offers an easygoing evening of tabletop fun. The event fee is $6, or $5 when paid in cash. Guests who are 21 or older may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are welcome. All participants receive 20 percent off board games, or pricing is matched to BoardGameGeek.com Amazon listings. Candice brings a variety of titles, attendees often bring favorites, and there are house and demo games ready to play. Options range from party and strategy staples to card games, including Ticket to Ride, Catan with expansions like Cities and Knights, Treasures, Dragons, and Adventures, and Seafarers, along with Trivial Pursuit, Power Grid, Camel Up, Clank, Chess, Splendor, Pandemic, Sagrada, Scrabble, Zombie Dice, Azul Stained Glass, Small World, and Disney Villainous. Card game selections include Boss Monster, The Great Dalmuti, Simon's Cat, Mille Bornes, and Here to Slay. There is usually a break for food, and play can run late into the night.

Lisa Jackson, Regina Soto, and Jessica Arjet team up for an audience-fueled improv show that starts by asking for something positive, then a location, and springs from there into a run of scenes shaped by your ideas. Some pieces link together while others stand alone, and it all builds toward an ending that embraces the unexpected yet lands satisfyingly. The trio has earned a B. Iden Payne award for Best New Troupe, and audience members have praised the format for being creative and fun. If you are looking for a nearby spot afterward, suggested options include Titaya’s Thai Food, The Tigress Pub, and Boulevard Social.

Settle in for a relaxed evening of karaoke at the Elgin VFW Canteen. Enjoy cold drinks and friendly company while singers of all experience levels take the stage. Bring friends, choose a favorite song, and keep the good vibes going with every performance.

Fenwick and the Futures present their first Austin, TX show with Final Flash. The band describes its songs as companions through both challenging and uplifting moments, welcoming listeners into a community they call Futures. Advance tickets are $15, and the event is 21 and up.

Blue Moon Dance Co hosts a lively Latin dance night with lessons and social dancing under one roof. Start with your choice of beginner or intermediate salsa taught by Irakli and Maria alongside Marcus and Bianca, then switch to bachata with beginner and intermediate options led by the same teaching teams. After the classes, enjoy a social filled with salsa and bachata curated by DJ Irakli, while a second room features a dedicated zouk social with sets from DJ KC and DJ Ginga. The event is BYOB and parking is free. Admission is $25 for all classes plus the social or $15 for the social only. Small table reservations are available for $25 and accommodate up to four people. Payment is accepted by credit card or cash at the door.

Discover acroyoga in a welcoming, no-cost beginner orientation that blends movement, community, and fun. Acroyoga combines partner acrobatics with elements drawn from yoga, gymnastics, dance, cheer, and healing traditions like Thai massage. Austin’s community is known for being large and friendly, with plenty of chances to learn and play each week. This weekly orientation is part of a regular Friday open practice jam. Through playful drills and calibrations, participants explore essential body mechanics, then move into foundational poses and smooth transitions between them. Instruction is led by experienced volunteer community members who keep safety, connection, and enjoyment at the center. No partner or prior experience is required, and participants are welcome to come solo, with a friend, or as a group. After the lesson, there is time to stay for the jam and put new skills into practice. The session is free, with optional pay-what-you-can donations to support local jams. The event is organized by Austin Acro Advocates, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on nurturing a safe, sustainable, and growing acro scene in the greater Austin area. Because this involves close interaction, considerate hygiene such as deodorant, trimmed nails, and fresh breath is appreciated. The focus rotates by Friday of the month. First, third, and fifth Fridays highlight L-basing, second Fridays feature acro therapeutics, and fourth Fridays center on standing acro.

At Austin Uptown Dance, a newly launched open-floor social tango practice offers a relaxed and welcoming space to practice and enjoy social dancing. It happens every Friday, providing a consistent way to develop your tango in a laid back atmosphere. Admission is 10 dollars, and it is free with a Friday class.

Texas musician Micah Edwards performs at The Saxon Pub with a Texas Soul sound that fuses classic country, retro soul, rockabilly, and Tejano into a smooth, twang-laced mix. With his recently released album Texas Soul, the live show highlights vivid storytelling and a warm, soulful feel.

Discover a weekly flea market at the Elgin VFW where a variety of vendors offer antiques, collectibles, handmade crafts, tools, clothing, and more. Enjoy eats from local food trucks while you browse. Vendors typically set up early and remain until they pack up, and opportunities to sell are available through the organizer.

An open water practice swim at Emma Long Metropolitan Park features light paddling support and a straightforward shoreline entry. Swimmers start from the beach set between two fishing piers, choosing either a short pier to pier route of about 50 meters or a longer path along the line of buoys. A brightly colored swim cap and a tow float or swim buoy are recommended. Water temperatures are expected to be in the mid 70s. Park entry is $10 per car and should be arranged in advance. Boats may operate outside the buoys, and their wake can add some chop. Non members of Austin Tri Club are asked to complete a waiver.

Clean, competitive improv takes center stage as two teams of comedians face off in fast, funny games, scenes, and challenges inspired by audience suggestions. Every performance is created in the moment, and the crowd helps choose the winner. Expect humor that suits adults while remaining family friendly, interactive moments that never single anyone out, and an energetic pace with constant laughs. A 38-year Austin tradition now presented exclusively in Round Rock, the show is hosted at Premier Music Academy, an intimate setting with welcoming vibes and great views of the action. Reserved seating keeps things simple, with seats set in advance. It is a lively option for date night, a family outing, or a get-together with friends.

Auto enthusiasts and coffee lovers gather in Downtown Pflugerville for Coffee & Pfuel, a car meet presented by the Pecan Street Collective Market and the City of Pflugerville. Explore eye-catching vehicles, sip coffee, and enjoy live music in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. This recurring meetup has become a local monthly tradition.

Explore the Pecan Street Collective, a market featuring over 60 local makers with live music. The experience spans multiple downtown Pflugerville locations, including West Pecan Coffee + Beer, Hassell Dental, The Merc, Ceramics n More, Pecan Street Market, and The Sewing Station.

Trailside Market returns to Memorial Park with an open air experience along the scenic park trail. Expect a rotating mix of local vendors offering produce, plants, handmade goods, original artwork, baked treats, preserves, and other items. The setting invites a relaxed stroll as you explore and discover what neighbors have been growing, creating, and crafting. Vendor selection and coordination are handled solely by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third party involvement.

The Land Con U.S. brings fans, actors, and creators together to celebrate the series that move and inspire. Originating as an immersive gathering in Paris, it has grown into a cross continental experience and now takes place in the United States for the first time, uniting history loving fans under one roof. Attendees can look forward to a Highland themed weekend, memorable moments with the cast, shared laughter, and a welcoming community that offers a brief escape into another world. Wave 1 tickets are sold out. This independent fan event is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Sony Pictures Television, Starz, or any of their affiliates.

Hillside Early Childhood Center has transformed one of its Little Free Libraries into a Little Free Food Pantry to support neighbors experiencing food needs. Since its launch in November, families and community members have increasingly depended on donated items. To help keep the pantry stocked, please donate unexpired, shelf stable foods such as canned soup, dry pasta, and jarred vegetables and sauces. Donations will be directed to the Little Free Food Pantry.

A friendly meetup for schnauzer enthusiasts at Civil Goat Coffee’s Manor location to kick off ACL weekend. Connect with fellow fans of the breed in a relaxed, community-focused setting.

The Annual Mattress Fundraiser benefiting the Cedar Park High School Cheer Boosters is a one-day sale where shoppers can test more than 35 mattress styles, compare comfort options, and take advantage of savings that also support the program. Friends and family are encouraged to browse together and help spread the word, since this opportunity is available for one day only. Purchases contribute to the cheer boosters’ goals by pairing personal sleep upgrades with school support. This fundraiser is sponsored by the CPHS Cheer Boosters and is not part of CPHS or LISD.

Now in its ninth year, the Taylor Veteran’s 5K Beer Run features a course through Murphy Park and the town’s hike and bike trails, with samples of beer brewed in Taylor along the route. The day includes music and food, along with plenty of Taylor Made Beer. The event supports the American Legion, American Legion Charities, and veteran’s services in East Williamson County, and takes place at American Legion, Graham D Luhn Post 39.

Presented by SD + Co. Shop, this monthly in-person market brings the local community together to browse favorite pieces up close, discover new finds, and shop face to face. It offers a simple way to connect with others and show support for local offerings while enjoying a day of shopping.

The Round Rock Farmers Market at Rock Creek Plaza features a rotating selection of new items each week, and custom orders are available.

The Austin Spiritual Life Expo brings a welcoming community of seekers and practitioners to the Norris Conference Center, billed as Austin’s longest-running metaphysical and holistic gathering with more than 45 years of history. Explore sessions with experts in energy healing, astrology, tarot, Reiki, akashic records and related paths. Browse a lively marketplace offering crystals, essential oils, spiritual books, jewelry and other wellness items. Free educational talks run both days, covering spiritual practices, wellness techniques and metaphysical philosophies with opportunities to ask questions. Door prizes are awarded every 30 minutes, featuring services and products. Parking is free, and the event is open to the public. Admission is $10 for a single day and $17 for two days. Children ages 1 to 5 are $5 for a single day and $8 for two days. Paid admission includes access to the free lecture schedule and entry into the door prize drawings.

On the first Saturday of each month, SOCO Church provides a food pantry where anyone in need can receive food and prayer. Everyone is welcome, whether you are seeking support for yourself or on behalf of someone you know.

Papa James Sauce makes appearances at Big Boss Bundles in Pflugerville. To confirm details, text (661) 674-9085.

At The Fieldhouse at The Crossover in Austin, this outdoor, family-friendly celebration of grilled cuisine spotlights smoky flavors from across Latin America alongside barbecue traditions from around the world. Food vendors present parrilladas, skewers and other flame-kissed specialties, plus sides, refreshing drinks and even grilled desserts. Live entertainment and activities for all ages create a lively atmosphere. Admission is free with registration, and vegetarian and vegan options are available. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and pets are not allowed. By attending, guests consent to being photographed or filmed for use by the organizers.

This hands-on workshop at The Clever Tiger Art Gallery in downtown Elgin, Texas blends spooky and sweet as participants craft a Halloween-themed unicorn cake with festive colors, buttercream piping, and a playful touch of eerie fun. Guided by Kelly Powell, the session teaches approachable techniques like buttercream piping, simple textures, and seasonal accents to bring each cake to life. It is beginner friendly and welcoming to all skill levels, offering a creative and relaxed environment for learning. All supplies are provided, so participants can arrive ready to decorate a delightfully cute creation.

Set out on a taco tasting walk through the central part of East Austin, visiting a mix of taco trucks noted by the Michelin guide and beloved neighborhood spots. Enjoy a flavorful lineup that can include mole-topped tacos, tender barbacoa, smoky birria consume, creamy horchata, and fresh garden-grown garnishes that bring everything together. The route covers about a mile over roughly two and a half hours, blending food and art with stops at four acclaimed taquerias and three colorful murals. Restaurant gratuities and non-alcoholic beverages are included. An optional drink package is available for 35 dollars. Group sizes range from 3 to 14 participants, and corporate or private tours can be arranged any day of the week by email.

Enjoy an easy three mile out and back hike at a relaxed, social pace through Walnut Creek Park, with a mix of sun and shade along the route. Dogs are welcome. The group meets at the Walnut Creek Trail parking lot next to Walnut Creek Pool, near the main trail entrance. Organizers request an RSVP, and if running a few minutes late, a quick text helps the group know to wait. For questions or timing updates, contact Will at (512) 810-6020 or Patricia at (512) 293-4908.

Ta Se Dhin Tak is a two-day tabla festival honoring the Indian classical tradition of Guru Shishya Parampara, the enduring bond between teacher and disciple. Presented by the School of Indian Percussion & Music, it gathers leading maestros with their accomplished disciples for performances and musical conversation that illuminate lineage, nuance, and vibrant rhythm. Featured pairings include Pt. Swapan Chaudhuri with Shri Nilan Chaudhuri, Pt. Anindo Chatterjee with Shri Anubrata Chatterjee, and Pt. Gourisankar with Shri Rishi Prashad. The program takes place at the Asian American Resource Center and centers on the transmission of knowledge from one generation to the next through expert tabla artistry. Listeners of Indian classical music, percussion learners, and the simply curious can experience the richness of this tradition in an inviting concert setting.

A heartfelt night of dance and theater brings together dance ensembles from across Austin in a unified stage production. The program also features a showcase performance by the Trichur Brothers.

SUIT brings a night of blues to The Downtown Hall Of Fame.

Enjoy a live performance on the Amatuli Outdoor Stage with no cover charge and access for all ages. Parking is free and the public is welcome. On-site amenities include a bar, restaurants, a fire pit, and an African Market to explore.

Howie Day takes the stage at The 04 Center with Ruthie Craft joining the lineup. Tickets are available for this concert.

Experience the Roaring Twenties in a theatrical staging of The Great Gatsby, filled with the era’s sparkle and style. This live production brings F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic to the stage for a captivating evening that highlights the story’s timeless appeal.

Shakedown Rock and Soul Revue performs at Bar Louie Round Rock, a gastrobar that brings people together with food, drinks, and live music. The show is made for dancing and singing along. There is no cover charge.

Bringing weekly laughs to Austin since 1999, this Hideout tradition gathers twelve sharp improv comedians for a lively night of games and scenes inspired by audience suggestions. Contestants are narrowed down round by round until one remains, earning the Maestro title for the week along with a Canadian five dollar bill. Recognized as Austin’s longest running improv show, it is a welcoming pick for anyone discovering improv at the Hideout.

PinkStrong Ride 2026 returns as a spirited community cycling tradition devoted to breast cancer awareness and to honoring the warriors close to home. Guided by faith, love, and hope, this is a ride with purpose, where each mile salutes survivors, supports those in treatment, and remembers loved ones. Riders can choose the distance that fits their goals, from an easygoing 10-mile family option to a scenic 25-miler, a focused 35-mile effort, and a 45-mile endurance route, plus a newly added 100K challenge of 63 miles for those seeking a bigger test. Whether it is a first organized ride or an opportunity to push the pace, there is an option for every type of cyclist. The experience begins at sunrise set to tribute music, followed by the event’s signature pancakes and pop. Well stocked rest stops and on-course support vehicles help keep the day smooth and safe. Pink gear is encouraged, from tutus to jerseys and other festive touches, and a prize awaits the rider who shows the strongest pink spirit. Year after year, this must-do ride splashes Hutto and East Williamson County in pink, celebrating community, resilience, and the power of riding with meaning.

Celebrate metaphysical and holistic traditions at a citywide mainstay that has served Austin for more than 45 years. This expo takes place at Norris Conference Center and brings together a diverse group of practitioners in energy healing, astrology, tarot, Reiki and the akashic records. Guests can explore a lively market offering crystals, essential oils, spiritual tools, books, jewelry and other wellness items. Free educational talks are scheduled both days, sharing practical insights into spiritual practices, wellness techniques and metaphysical philosophies for newcomers and seasoned seekers. With paid admission, attendees can enjoy the lectures and are entered in prize drawings every 30 minutes for services or products. The event is open to everyone, parking is free, and the atmosphere is welcoming and positive. Entry is available as a one-day pass for $10 with a $5 option for ages 1 to 5, or a two-day pass for $17 with an $8 option for ages 1 to 5.

Now in its fifth year, this food and beverage celebration at Kalahari in Round Rock leans into a country vibe with big flavor. Sample more than 30 tastings of bites and signature cocktails from Kalahari’s restaurants and bars, explore a curated mix of wines, spirits, and brews from local and national brands, and catch live chef demos that reveal the craft behind its decorated dining. A full slate of live music and performances adds to the experience, with plenty of chances to dance and sing along. Western attire is encouraged, so boots and hats are right at home. Ticket options include General Admission at $125 and VIP at $200.

A seasonal gathering that celebrates fall and the shared spirit of coming together. It recognizes the season and the importance of community, bringing people into one space to mark this time of year.

The CTBA Sunday Bluegrass Jam brings bluegrass picking to Bach Craft Beer & Kolaches. This Sunday afternoon tradition has been going since 1978.

At Black Castle Gamez, players team up for Disney Lorcana’s Illumineer’s Quest: The Great Hunny Rescue, a cooperative adventure where the group faces shared challenges. Instead of dueling, everyone works together to keep the Hundred Acre Wood safe and to complete the objective before the clock runs out. New and returning Illumineers can bring a favorite Lorcana deck, or use a store-provided deck if one is available. Participants can receive an If I Didn’t Have You promotional card, and select The Great Hunny Rescue collectible pins may be offered, both in limited supply.

Zak Mirz brings an interactive magic show that lets the audience call the shots in real time, turning spectators into the directors of each moment. Suitable for all ages, the performance pairs seemingly impossible feats of magic with heartfelt storytelling to awaken the kid at heart. Mirz is a winner on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, has been seen on America’s Got Talent, has advised David Blaine, and was recognized as the 2025 Rising Star in Magic.

A weekly space in Austin centers the music and movement of kizomba and urban kiz, highlighting Angolan roots and the connection to Black American culture through ghetto zouk. It is a real practica and a real community, open to anyone interested in learning and dancing together. The evening begins with a class led by Charles Ogar and Alina, then flows into an open-ended practica where you can drill specifics, ask questions, or simply enjoy dancing with others. The instructors move through the room offering pointers, and partners rotate each song so everyone gets plenty of dances. Newcomers are welcome, and the class meets you where you are. No partner or prior experience is needed. Dancers with experience are invited to refine, connect, and contribute to the room. Each week builds on the last while staying friendly to first-timers, and class breakdowns are recorded and added to the Kiz ATX library for review during the week. Wear shoes that pivot easily, such as flats or smooth soles, and bring water. Street parking is available around the building, with an additional lot behind it. Hosted at Esquina Tango Austin and presented by Kiz ATX in partnership with Esquina Tango.

An evening show featuring Kathy Mattea comes to The 04 Center. Doors open before the performance, with the show to follow.

A supportive gathering for foster and adoptive families to share life experiences, from joyful moments to difficult times. The focus is on open conversation where everyone has a voice and feels heard. This gathering centers on the message We Hear You. Childcare is provided.

Learn to decorate a butterfly-shaped cake with buttercream in a friendly, hands-on workshop led by Kelly Powell at The Clever Tiger Art Gallery in downtown Elgin, Texas. Participants will practice smoothing frosting, piping floral accents and fine details, and blending autumn-inspired colors to create a polished, seasonal centerpiece. The class is tailored for beginners and welcoming to all skill levels. All supplies are provided, and attendees may bring their own beverages to enjoy during the creative session.

Jack White brings his band to Moody Amphitheater as part of JACK WHITE LIVE 2026, a global run of concerts. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional access offered via Spotify, Laylo, Waterloo Greenway Venue, Live Nation, and Vault presales.

Organized by Networking Local, this casual coffee gathering brings together professionals from Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill for relaxed, mingle-style networking at Red Horn Brewery & Roastery. Conversation and connections take center stage in an informal setting designed to help nearby businesses meet their neighbors. The venue offers coffee and tacos from a Mexican-style kitchen. An RSVP is requested so seating can be accurately reserved and the host location can accommodate the group. The spirit of the event centers on building relationships and supporting local businesses.

The Source Mobile Medical Clinic sets up in the front parking lot at the Elgin Recreation Center to offer free, high-quality health care for women in the community. Working with local civic organizations, the mobile clinic brings services directly to trusted neighborhood locations. Care may include free pregnancy testing with ultrasound confirmation, well woman exams with PAP tests for cervical cancer screening, STI testing and treatment, and confidential counseling with educational resources and support for new and expectant parents. Appointments are encouraged for faster service, and walk-ins are welcome. To request an appointment, call (512) 374-0055. The clinic visits on the first Wednesday of every month. The Source is a Texas-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing compassionate, professional, and confidential care to women regardless of background.

Support local patients at a community blood drive at the Elgin Recreation Center. The Bloodmobile Bus will be on site to make donating quick and simple. First-time and returning donors are welcome, and every donation helps save lives in the community. Participants are encouraged to sign up in advance to reserve a spot.

Foreigner brings a tour celebrating 50 years to HEB Center at Cedar Park in Cedar Park, Texas.

Foreigner appears at HEB Center at Cedar Park in Cedar Park, Texas. This event presents the artist on stage at the venue.

Board Games & Business Cards brings a relaxed spin to professional networking by trading small talk for tabletop play. Designed for people who would rather roll dice than practice elevator pitches, this casual night centers on fun and conversation that feels genuine. The setting is The Secret Lantern: Books & Games, creating an easygoing place to connect over games. Capacity is limited.

Geared toward ages 6 to 9, Coding Club helps kids discover early coding concepts through fun games, engaging activities, and hands-on challenges. Participants create, play, and problem solve while building foundational technology skills with EPL.

This casual networking gathering brings together professionals, entrepreneurs, and community members to connect over coffee, exchange ideas, and build relationships. Conversations aim to spark new connections and potential collaborations. Everyone is welcome, and attendees are encouraged to bring business cards or invite a friend.

This live music event is headlined by The Reverend Horton Heat, following two opening acts. The running order moves from the first opener to the second, then the headliner. The schedule is subject to change.

The Jungle Games brings together wipeout obstacles, ninja challenges, team games, one on one battles, and special events in a lively competition that is exciting to take part in and to watch. It is open to ages 6 to 15, with two brackets to keep things fair, 6 to 10 and 11 to 15. Top competitors earn prizes from the prize box. The cost is $40 per person.

Trailside Market brings an open-air marketplace to Memorial Park, lining the park trail with growers, makers, and artists from the Round Rock community. Visitors will find a changing selection that can include farm produce, potted plants, handmade wares, original art, fresh-baked sweets, jams, and other locally made items, creating a relaxed blend of strolling and shopping. Vendor selection and coordination are managed exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and there are no third-party organizations involved.

This monthly Second Saturday event at Bell features kid-centered activities and a welcoming atmosphere for families.

The Hendrickson Choir is bringing back its mattress fundraiser at Hendrickson High School. This single-day event offers more than 35 mattress styles to test in person, with choices designed to improve sleep and help shoppers save. Purchases support the school and the choir’s goals, creating a win for comfort and the community. The event is open to families and friends, and spreading the word helps make the effort a success.

The 41st Annual Olde Tyme Days Festival celebrates a long-standing Hutto tradition with a full day of family-friendly activities. Residents, visitors, local businesses, and community groups gather for live entertainment, favorite foods, unique shopping from artisans, and exhibits that showcase local organizations and enterprises. The event spotlights Hutto’s heritage and community pride while creating new memories for all ages. Admission is free. Opportunities for vendors and sponsors are available, offering ways to connect with the community, build brand awareness, generate leads, support a cherished tradition, and gain exposure through event promotions. For participation details, contact the Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce at marketing@huttochamber.com or 512-759-4400.

An ocean inspired market and celebration centered on Neptunalia unfolds at Nature's Treasures Event Center. Rooted in the Roman festival honoring Neptune, the theme nods to modern customs like lighting a blue candle marked with the trident and placing sea related items such as shells or driftwood on an altar. Explore a cool indoor marketplace with makers, vendors, and practitioners, as well as energy workers and healers. Find altar supplies, essential oils, jewelry, and other witchy wares. Admission is free.

An indoor puzzle swap takes place in Building 2, located toward the back of the church property. Bringing puzzles is optional, and participants are asked to keep sets tidy by sealing boxes with tape or placing the pieces in resealable bags. Volunteers are appreciated to take two or three extra puzzles home for storage until the next swap. On arrival, look for the cluster of cars near Building 2, and direct any questions to people wearing swap shirts.

Enjoy an Oktoberfest celebration at Kalahari Resorts as the Amatuli Outdoor Stage & Bar comes alive with German food favorites, live music, Shiner beer, and games. Admission is free, and some activities may require an additional fee.

Open Mic at the Sparrow brings together artists, patrons, and staff for a welcoming night of performances. These gatherings take place on the second Saturday of each month. Signups happen before the show, and the evening concludes later that night. Each performer is offered up to three songs, or a spoken word or comedy set. Open mics have been running since 2017, and there is a new addition for 2026. One artist or act will be chosen from each monthly event and invited to appear in the quarterly Black Sparrow Showcase. These showcases are ticketed and occur every three months, featuring three paid artists or acts. The selection is made at the end of the event by show host Will Panter and audio person Shannon Bagent, and the artist chosen receives a text invitation that night. For questions about how the open mic is run, text 512-804-9626.

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.

Settle in for a friendly afternoon of bingo designed for adults 55 and older at the Elgin Recreation Center Studio. This free monthly gathering offers chances to win prizes, share laughs, and hear helpful updates from local organizations. Sponsorship changes each month, for example Elgin Parks and Recreation in July. Advance registration is encouraged.

A free, casual mix and mingle networking happy hour brings together the business community from Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill, hosted by Networking Local™. It takes place at the Scottsdale location of Red Horn Brewery & Roastery in Cedar Park, with beer, coffee, soda, and a pub-style food kitchen available. The focus is meeting nearby business neighbors and keeping connections local. RSVPs are requested to reserve space and help the host venue accommodate the group.

Spooky fun returns as Bingo & Boos teams up with Down Home Ranch at Millie’s on Main ETX. The evening features quick rounds of bingo with cash prizes and the much-loved Chicken Scat Bingo. Food trucks will be on site, the bar will be serving, and a DHR merchandise stand will be available. Bingo cards are $25 and cash only. Costumes are welcome and a playful sense of humor fits the spirit. All festivities support Down Home Ranch.

Community Health Conversations hosts an informative discussion on Medicare fundamentals, designed to make choices clearer and more manageable. The session highlights who qualifies, how and when to enroll, what different parts cover, and where to find reliable support. It is a helpful fit for individuals nearing eligibility as well as family members assisting a loved one, with practical guidance and answers to frequently asked questions. Presented by Dickey-Givens Community Center in partnership with Texas Catalyst, and facilitated by Tamira Armwood of Texas Catalyst, this event takes place at Dickey-Givens Community Center in Taylor, Texas.

ACL Live teams up with Live Nation to bring the Soul to SØL World Tour 2026 featuring Sons of Legion to ACL Live. This event is open to all ages. There is a limit of four tickets per household, and any orders that exceed that limit may be canceled without notice. Ticket transfers are restricted until two weeks before the event.

Build confidence with everyday technology in a hands-on, four-part series for adults 55 and older. Bastrop County Cares, Elgin Recreation Center, First National Bank, and Digital Lift offer practical sessions on computer basics, safe online banking, spotting and avoiding scams, and making video calls with Zoom and Google Meet. Instruction is in English only. Attendance is limited to 15 to 20 participants and advance registration is required. For questions or more information, contact Noemi Guerra.

Amy's Ice Cream is hosting a Spirit Day. When placing your order online or in person, be sure to mention Rancho Sienna Elementary PTO.

An adults-only evening that pairs relaxed book discussion with creative book bedazzling, a lighthearted spin on bibliotherapy. This is a come and go format, so participants can drop in and craft at their own pace. Reservations are requested by email. A $10 supply fee applies, or the activity is free with a book purchase.

Presented by ACL Live and Live Nation, Modest Mouse takes the stage at ACL Live with special guest Caroline Rose. This show welcomes attendees of all ages. The tour names Trust for Public Land as its charitable partner. Purchases are limited to eight tickets per household, and orders that exceed this cap may be canceled without notice.

Enjoy a family and friends getaway at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions with a special $189 room rate that supports the Caldwell Elementary School PTO. Each room includes two queen-size beds and water park admission for four guests, with the option to add up to two more people for $50 each. A portion of every reservation benefits the PTO. Availability is limited, so consider reserving early and make memories together at the country’s largest indoor water park.

Bollywood Dandiya returns for its second year at Austin Sports Center Cedar Park, presented by G2 Entertainment. This indoor celebration spans two nights and blends traditional Garba with Bollywood energy, creating a festive setting with music, dancing, and treats. The event is family friendly, and parking is free. Retail vendors and small businesses are invited to showcase their products, and sponsor opportunities are available. Last year reached capacity.

Shakedown Rock & Soul Revue takes the stage at Kalahari Resorts - Round Rock with a lively mix of classics from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. The set spans rock anthems, Motown and soul staples, plus a few country favorites, all built to keep dancers on their feet. This appearance is part of a seven-show run at the venue, a new stop for the band.

Fight Night at The Jungle Movement Academy offers a high energy sparring experience in a supervised setting with safety at the forefront. Participants begin with a warmup and instruction in foundational techniques, then put those skills into practice during controlled rounds that include both unarmed and weapon based options. Sessions are organized by age, with one for ages 7 to 13 and another for ages 14 and up. It is a chance to burn off energy, enjoy time with friends, and build genuine sparring experience in a structured environment.

Austin Food Fest brings together local and national restaurants, eateries, cafes, and food trucks for a full celebration of food. The festival spans eight hours with a wide range of participating vendors, live music from Texas bands, games and contests, and giveaways. Children 8 and under receive free entry. Guests may bring chairs, pets are not permitted, parking is available nearby, and bringing cash is a good idea even though most vendors accept cards. Tickets can be scanned from a phone. Vendors interested in participating should note that only two spots remain and placement is first come, first served. Inquiries can be sent by text to 814-388-9491 or 434-344-1075, or by email to applyasavendor@gmail.com.

This walk and run at Traditions at Vizcaya offers 1K and 5K distances. Participants come together to move at their own pace, building strength with each step and sharing hope with their voices.

At Memorial Park along the trail, this open-air market showcases local growers, bakers, artists, and makers. Shoppers can browse a rotating mix of produce, plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and other finds as vendors share what they have been cultivating and crafting. The park setting lends itself to an easy stroll while discovering fresh flavors and creative work from the community. Vendor selection and coordination are managed exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party involvement.

The Story Emporium & Bookshop transforms into a Hogwarts-inspired hideaway filled with cozy charm, whimsical details, and a touch of adventure. Inspired by the spirit of Platform 9¾, the space invites lingering in warm corners where candles seem to float, portraits feel alive, and stories of friendship and magic take center stage. House colors and glowing lights set the scene for readers and fans to relax, sip, and connect. Attendees are welcome, not required, to arrive in wizarding attire such as robes, scarves, or house colors. Complimentary themed merchandise is available while supplies last. Highlights include butterbeer and other nostalgic treats, a trivia challenge covering spells, characters, creatures, and classic moments with prizes up for grabs, a quote wall ready for favorite lines, and a house sorting experience so everyone can represent their colors throughout the day.

Experience a two-day celebration of coffee at Palmer Events Center. A curated lineup of roasters and exhibitors offers tastings, showcases distinctive beans, and highlights the flavor profiles that make each roast unique. The setting is welcoming for coffee lovers and friends, with everything under one roof to explore, compare, and savor. Now in its fifth year, the festival delivers an immersive coffee experience.

An opening reception celebrates Polish poster art and bold design, inviting guests to meet the artists, see the work up close, and experience creativity in motion. At the Round Rock Public Library, an extensive collection of posters spanning the 1960s to today is unveiled across the 3rd and 2nd floors. Internationally acclaimed Polish artist Rafał Olbiński appears in person from Warsaw, with a conversation moderated by his daughter, Natalia, a New York based graphic designer and artist. The program includes an introduction and a screening of the film Freedom on the Fence, followed by an additional presentation focused on Olbiński’s work and a reception. Selected artwork will be available for purchase. Admission is free with a reservation.

This social visits Scare For A Cure to support a spooky cause while cheering on local volunteers who are donating their time to raise funds for local charities. It offers a chance to show appreciation for their work and spend time with the community. For more details or to share ideas for upcoming socials, reach out to your local Chatelaine.

North of Luck performs live at Kalahari Resorts - Round Rock on the Amatuli Outdoor Stage & Bar. The venue offers a bar and restaurants, a fire pit, and an African Market. There is no cover charge, the event is open to the public, all ages are welcome, and parking is free.

Hello Chaser brings a birthday celebration to Sociedad, formerly Alcove Cantina in Downtown Round Rock, honoring August birthdays including the band’s lead singer. The set features pop, rock, and soul favorites spanning the decades, with artists like AC/DC, Aretha Franklin, Beyoncé, and The Killers. Guests can explore the new space, enjoy dinner and drinks from the updated menu, and sing along with friends. There is no cover charge, and song requests are welcome.

An 8U softball tournament returns to Manor, Texas for a single day of play. All three fields will be active, with space for about 10 to 12 teams. To enter, contact Jake at 419-822-6018 or jacobu097@gmail.com to reserve a spot.

A Kalahari Spirit Night features a one night package priced at $199 that includes water park admission. Water park access is available on the day of arrival and continues for the full day after checkout, giving guests time to enjoy both days of the stay. The previous year’s deal sold out quickly.

Republic Square hosts a culinary tour with more than 50 carefully selected vendors from Texas, Louisiana, and across the country. Tacos, gumbo, ice cream, vegan burgers, barbecue and more will be available for sampling and snacking. Beyond the food, the event features entertainment and activities for everyone. Local bands perform throughout, keeping the music going for anyone who wants to dance. Attendees may bring chairs. Pets are not permitted. Parking is available nearby. Bringing some cash is a good idea, although most vendors accept card payments. Tickets can be presented and scanned on a mobile phone.

Celebrate Halloween with a hands-on cookie decorating class led by Kelly Powell at The Clever Tiger Art Gallery. Participants will create a haunted house cookie scene using a variety of Halloween-themed shapes while picking up approachable decorating techniques and helpful pointers. The workshop welcomes beginners and experienced bakers alike, offering guidance for every skill level. Everyone will finish with a festive set to display or enjoy. All materials are provided, so bring your creativity for a spirited, spooky creative experience.

Now in its second year, the Summit of Hope Gala offers an uplifting evening centered on hope, healing, and connection. The event supports Come and Hike It and its mission to help people move through grief with guided hikes, meaningful connections, and access to supportive resources. Guests can look forward to local cuisine and drinks, moving personal stories, and opportunities to be inspired, with a cocktail hour followed by a reception and live auction. The evening also creates avenues to make a lasting difference for those seeking support after loss. Suggested attire is Texas Chic. Individual tickets and VIP tables will be available soon. Sponsorships and auction item contributions are welcome.

Snarky Puppy brings the Somni US Tour 2026 to the stage with an all-ages show.

Thirteen-time Grammy winners The Chicks hit the road for the 20th anniversary of Taking the Long Way, celebrating their record breaking studio album. With powerful vocals and a dynamic live presence in intimate theaters across the U.S., the group salutes the album’s lasting influence and the deep connection they share with fans. This milestone tour honors music that resonated widely and brings that spirit back to the stage.

Hosted by the Capital Area Parkinson’s Society (CAPS), this monthly support group offers a welcoming place for people living with Parkinson’s to connect in the Lantana Room. Participants can talk about their experiences, trade practical tips, and build supportive relationships in a calm, encouraging setting. A licensed social worker leads the conversation to offer both emotional support and practical coping strategies. Whether recently diagnosed or living with Parkinson’s for many years, attendees can learn, share, and feel supported. Care partners are welcome too, with a separate group running at the same time so they can connect and receive support.

Business owners and professionals from Austin gather to make meaningful connections and brainstorm together. They work through challenges, exchange ideas, and cultivate relationships that help drive growth.

Bollywood playback singer Akriti Kakar performs live in Austin at the CTBA Gala event, bringing her powerful voice to the stage. She is known for hits like Saturday Saturday from Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania and Iski Uski from 2 States, and is recognized as one of Bollywood’s versatile playback artists. Her experience includes serving as a judge on Zee Bangla’s Sa Re Ga Ma Pa: Li’l Champs, where she helped guide emerging talent. Beyond film music, she released her self-titled album in 2010 with Sony Music India, creating tracks in collaboration with Shankar Mahadevan. This concert spotlights her acclaimed songs and dynamic vocal range in a live setting.

Friends and families can enjoy time together at Kalahari Resorts, with each reservation including a room and four water park tickets. It is a chance to relax, splash, and spend time with loved ones while giving back. Proceeds from reservations support school events.

Trailside Market returns for 2026 at Memorial Park, offering an open-air marketplace along the Memorial Park Trail. Browse farm-fresh produce and plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and more as a changing lineup of local vendors shares what they have been growing and creating. Enjoy a relaxed stroll through the park while discovering new finds each week. Vendor selection and coordination are managed exclusively by Round Rock Parks and Recreation, with no third-party involvement.

Mexic-Arte Museum brings back the 43rd Viva La Vida Festival and Parade, a cornerstone of Dia de los Muertos Celebrando Juntos and recognized as Austin’s longest-running and largest Day of the Dead celebration. This edition is presented by the City of Austin’s ACME Department. Highlights include a Grand Procession and the Mariposa Plaza with interactive art-making, plus traditional foods, showcases by local artists, vendor booths, a lowrider display, and live performances throughout the day. Admission is free and the experience is welcoming for families.

The biggest free Festival of Lights in Austin and Central Texas celebrates ten years, honoring a decade of light, joy, and community spirit. More than 1,000 performers bring the stage to life with Bollywood, Bharatanatyam, Bhangra, Kathak, Garba, and a mix of folk and fusion dance. Highlights include a rangoli sand art competition with prizes, a diya lighting ceremony led by the Mayor of Round Rock, and a Community Recognition Award presentation. Enjoy a Bollywood fashion show by Taj Fashion, a free Bollywood dance workshop hosted by Dance Up Austin, and an open dance floor with DJ Rahul filling the night with music through the end of the event. Explore a lively India bazaar with over 100 vendors offering clothing, jewelry, home decor, art, and more. Savor choices from more than a dozen food stalls serving Indian street favorites with vegetarian options, plus Indian ice creams and shaved ice. Young artists can join a kids art and painting competition with over 20 prizes, and local creators showcase Indian artwork. The festival is stroller friendly, wheelchair accessible, and welcoming to pets. Admission is free.

With help from Tom, this matinee at Sagebrush Austin brings people together to celebrate Doro’s life through live music. The bill features Sabbath Crow, WE! Are the Asteroid, Jefferson Trout, and Hickoids. Admission is $10.

A Halloween-themed run with 5K and 1 mile options takes place at Lakeline Park in Cedar Park. Participants can choose their preferred distance and enjoy a festive workout in a park setting.

A release party marks the arrival of the sixth book in the ACOTAR series. Additional details about the celebration will be announced soon.

Celebrate spooky season by decorating a pumpkin inspired cake with Halloween charm at a hands-on, beginner friendly class led by Kelly Powell. Learn smooth buttercream application, how to shape and decorate a jack o lantern style cake, and ways to add playful seasonal accents. All skill levels are welcome and all supplies are provided, so you can focus on creating a cake that is almost too cute to carve. The session takes place at The Clever Tiger Art Gallery in downtown Elgin, Texas and is BYOB.

A free Senior Expo at The Crossover brings together local organizations that support seniors and their families. Attendees can meet community resources, enjoy refreshments, find opportunities to win prizes, and take advantage of available health screenings. Pre-registration is available.

This annual trunk or treat celebration features Halloween fun with costumes and candy. Volunteers are being sought to host decorated car trunks and hand out treats to trick-or-treaters, offering a chance to be creative, connect with the community, and share some seasonal cheer. Themes can be spooky, sweet, or silly, and costumes are encouraged. The aim is to make it a memorable night for everyone.

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.

At Lowe's Home Improvement, a car show features awards, costumes, food vendors, games, and plenty of cars. Highlights include a best in show honor, thirty best-of picks, and recognitions for a top forty. There is a costume contest for attendees and a separate contest for animals.

North Dakota Fighting Hawks and Michigan State Spartans face off in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame game at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park. Two tradition-rich programs meet at a neutral site, bringing contrasting styles, high-end collegiate talent, and pivotal special-teams moments to the ice. The game centers on tight, physical play with the feel of an early-season statement matchup.

North Dakota heads to Texas for a special edition of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game, taking on Michigan State in a college hockey showcase in Austin. Hosted at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, the event is framed as more than a single game, with a weekend of experiences that can include game tickets, the NODAK Palooza fan event at ACL Live at The Moody Theater, and a golf tournament. It brings two storied programs together on a national stage and offers North Dakota supporters a road trip atmosphere and a chance to rally around their team.

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.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to The Good Lot Beer Garden in Cedar Park, serving a lineup of seafood favorites to enjoy with craft beer and good company. Look for Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Ordering ahead in the app lets you skip the line and earn rewards. The truck is cashless and accepts all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

Begin the holiday season at a craft makers market offering the chance to make your own items or buy ready-made holiday pieces. Choose the do-it-yourself route or pick up completed creations for the season.

An in-concert celebration of the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth takes place at ACL Live. The event is open to all ages. There is a strict limit of six tickets per household, and any orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice.

Turn dessert into a playful take on Taco Tuesday at a hands-on cake decorating workshop led by Kelly Powell at The Clever Tiger Art Gallery in downtown Elgin, Texas. Participants learn to craft a taco-themed cake with lifelike touches, from crumb pieces that resemble ground beef to colorful frosting garnishes and other edible toppings. The class is beginner friendly, with step-by-step instruction and helpful tips throughout, and welcomes all skill levels. All supplies are provided, and it is BYOB.

Country artist Ian Munsick brings a special acoustic show to Haute Spot in Cedar Park, delivering modern country grounded in western roots. Known for songs like “Long Haul,” “Horses Are Faster,” and “Me Against the Mountain,” he has earned a loyal following through vivid storytelling and lively performances. This intimate set pairs heartfelt lyrics with crowd-pleasing singalongs for an evening of authentic country music.

At Fritz Park in Hutto, a high energy, family friendly 5K and kids dash welcomes every pace, from personal record chasers and first timers to families with strollers, strutters, and power walkers. Expect lively support on the course and a community feel throughout. Take on the 5K run or walk, while children under 10 enjoy a dedicated dash. Every finisher earns a medal, the 5K provides chip timed results, and participants receive a Hippo Nation T shirt. A complimentary six week training plan is included, and the celebration continues after the finish with snacks and a fun zone. It is a place where miles meet smiles.

Pflugerville Coffee & Pfuel brings car enthusiasts together in Downtown Pflugerville for a relaxed meet-up with live music, eye catching vehicles, and plenty of coffee. Presented by the Pecan Street Collective Market and the City of Pflugerville, this recurring gathering happens on the first Saturday of each month. It offers an easygoing way to admire impressive rides, enjoy live tunes, and share a community outing that is ideal for the entire pfamily.

At Lefty’s Day & Night, this country-themed day party features a blend of classic and modern hits with singalong tracks from Morgan Wallen, Dolly Parton, Luke Combs, and Shania Twain. Expect time on the dance floor with fellow country music fans, photo-ready moments with scenic backdrops, and a feel-good mix of country charm and party spirit. Cowboy hats welcome.

Not Past 11, a Central Texas 18-piece big band, takes the stage at Black Sparrow Music Parlor with a repertoire spanning big band swing along with funk from the 70s and 80s, plus jazz and rock. Tickets are $10.

At ACL Live, Wheel of Fortune LIVE! transforms the iconic TV word game into an interactive stage experience. Audience members are chosen to step into the spotlight, spin the famous wheel, and solve puzzles for the chance to win prizes, including trips to Paris or Hawaii or cash up to $10,000. The whole crowd can take part with opportunities to win, and the event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Celebrate with tasty bites, a ceremonial cake cutting, live tunes, and plenty of good times.

Community Health Conversations presents an informative session on colorectal cancer awareness with a focus on the Black community. The discussion covers risk factors, recommended screening options, practical prevention steps, and ways to connect with healthcare resources that support improved outcomes. The goal is to share clear information, encourage proactive health decisions, and strengthen community wellness. Presented by Dickey-Givens Community Center in partnership with Texas Catalyst, facilitated by Ariana Williams of Texas Catalyst at the Dickey-Givens Community Center in Taylor, Texas.

Hosted by The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (AFTD), the inaugural Walk for FTD in Austin brings families, caregivers, and supporters together at Gilleland Creek Park, with a virtual option available nationwide. This national fundraising effort raises awareness of frontotemporal degeneration, the most common dementia for people under 60, while generating support for research, services, and education. Participants can start or join a fundraising team or register as individual walkers, invite family, friends, and coworkers to contribute, and take part locally or from anywhere in the country. Every step helps fund critical research, expand resources for individuals and families, increase public understanding, honor loved ones, and strengthen the FTD community, with the shared goal of earlier diagnosis, better care, effective treatments, and ultimately a cure.

Now in its 31st year, this festival brings together celebrated authors, bilingual programming for readers of all ages, book signings, cooking demonstrations, family and teen activities, hundreds of exhibitors, food trucks, and a lively Lit Crawl. Recognized as the largest book event in Texas and among the country’s premier literary gatherings, it is free and open to everyone. Book submissions for consideration open in early January 2026, and the featured author lineup will be announced in early fall 2026.

Whether you are dreaming of a sophisticated black tie celebration or a relaxed barefoot beach ceremony, a curated group of experts is ready to share guidance and ideas. Their advice focuses on helping you shape timeless memories and bring your wedding vision to life.

Get into the blues with a live performance from SUIT at The Downtown Hall Of Fame. This event centers on blues music and offers a straightforward night of live tunes.

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.

MACH 5 brings a high-energy rock show to Round Rock Tavern, delivering powerful songs that keep the momentum up. Cold drinks are available, and there is no cover charge.

Learn to decorate a festive scarecrow-themed cake at a hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop at The Clever Tiger Art Gallery in downtown Elgin, Texas. Kelly Powell provides step-by-step instruction on smooth buttercream application, piping details, texture techniques, and seasonal accents that bring the design to life. The class is suitable for all skill levels and includes all supplies, so participants only need to bring their creativity. Expect to finish with a cake you will be proud to show off.

An annual awards luncheon honors the people whose dedication, achievements, and service help Leander shine. The gathering highlights standout leaders and members through inspiring stories of innovation and community impact, offering time to celebrate their accomplishments and to connect with others in a festive, uplifting atmosphere. It is a warm celebration of excellence and recognition across the community.

Designed for those moving through the holiday season after separation or divorce, this single-evening program offers practical guidance and encouragement in a caring setting. Participants can learn strategies for managing difficult emotions, make a plan for the upcoming weeks, and cultivate hope for the days ahead. The gathering takes place at the Round Rock Campus in the Cafe and Prayer Room.

Chelsea Handler brings The High and Mighty Tour to Austin for a headlining stand-up performance at ACL Live at the Moody Theater. The comedian, television host, and seven-time New York Times best-selling author is known for the E! late-night hit Chelsea Lately, the Netflix projects Chelsea Does and Chelsea, and a string of best-selling books, including her most recent, I’ll Have What She’s Having, published in 2025. Her HBO Max special Evolution earned a Grammy nomination for Best Comedy Album. She launched the iHeartRadio advice podcast Dear Chelsea, toured North America with Vaccinated and Horny, which won The Comedy Act of 2021 at the People’s Choice Awards, and released her third Netflix stand-up special, The Feeling, in 2025. She also hosted the Critics’ Choice Awards for a third consecutive year in 2025, wrapped the European tour An Abroad Broad, and appears in a Las Vegas residency, becoming the first female comedian to hold a residency at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan. She has shared that she is eager to get back on the road to spark joy and deliver plenty of laughs... because, in her words, laughter works like medicine.

Support local vendors while checking off your holiday shopping list. Prospective sellers can reserve a 10-by-10 space for $20, and availability is limited. For vendor inquiries, contact Lora at manager@txlegion447.org.

The World Oddities Expo returns for its second Austin edition at Kalahari Resorts and Convention Center in Round Rock, celebrating the beautifully bizarre with a blend of art, history, science, and live entertainment. Browse a marketplace filled with eclectic vendors and small businesses, then step into the touring Deformed Exhibit to view real, rare specimens with medical anomalies, with combo ticket options available and VIP packages that offer early shopping before the crowds. WOE Labs hosts hands-on classes led by experienced instructors, with offerings that can include introductory taxidermy, rat skeleton articulation, and miniature diorama terrariums, welcoming participants of all skill levels and varying by city. The Main Stage features a curated lineup such as contortion, sideshow-inspired acts, clowns, and surprise guest speakers presenting free seminars. The Oddity Ink Parlour, sponsored by Villain Arts, provides on-site tattooing in select cities only. Admission options include VIP and general admission, and children 12 and under are free.

Now in a new location, the 12th annual Horror For The Holidays Expo brings Austin its largest and longest running horror-themed holiday celebration at Hilton Austin. Launched in 2014 as a shopping market, it continues to spotlight its vendor community while expanding into a full weekend experience rooted in local fandom. Browse a bustling marketplace, meet horror icons, take a photo with Evil Santa, watch the Krampus Parade, join spooky craft classes, catch screenings at the Blood Over Texas Film Fest, and sit in on panels and Q&As. This event is all ages, and children 12 and under are free. Special guests appearing both days include Heather Langenkamp, Lisa Wilcox, Kelli Maroney, Jonathan Breck appearing in character as The Creeper, Brian Penikas, and Marc Price. Professional celebrity photo opportunities are planned, with details to be announced. Programming highlights include a panel titled Hunting Cryptids with Lyle Blackburn and a new Saturday Fright Showcase celebrating the 40th anniversary of Trick Or Treat, featuring a comedy set from Marc “Ragman” Price followed by his live commentary during a screening. A wide array of vendors will be on hand, including names like Artwith Latex, Austin Books and Comics, Curia Arcanum’s House of Curiosities, Halloween Man Comics, and PALLBEARER PRESS, with many more in the lineup.

Lyle Lovett brings His Small Large Band to ACL Live for an all ages concert. The Texas singer, composer and actor has released 14 albums and is known for weaving country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues into a storytelling-driven sound that crosses genres. His concerts, whether as a duo, with an acoustic group or with a full band, showcase the breadth of his talents and the variety of his influences. Since his 1986 debut, Lovett has earned four Grammy Awards, received the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and was named Texas State Musician. Please note there is a strict limit of six tickets per household and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice.

Settle in for a cozy afternoon decorating an assortment of autumn-themed cookies, from pumpkins and warm mugs to colorful leaves and other seasonal designs. Led by Kelly Powell, this welcoming class walks through royal icing basics step by step, including outlining, flooding, simple piping, decorative accents, and polished finishing touches. It is designed for beginners and for anyone looking to build confidence while having fun, and all materials are provided. Everyone will leave with a finished cookie set and the know-how to recreate festive fall treats at home.

This gingerbread cookie decorating workshop at The Clever Tiger Art Gallery in Downtown Elgin offers step-by-step guidance from Kelly Powell. Participants will decorate an assortment of gingerbread-themed cookies with royal icing and colorful accents while learning beginner-friendly techniques like piping, layering, and adding festive details. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming for all skill levels, with the goal of building confidence and creativity. All supplies are provided, and the cookies you create are perfect for gifting, sharing, or enjoying yourself.

At Bass Concert Hall, a live orchestra brings Bear McCreary’s music from the television series Outlander to life, with selections shaped by showrunner Matthew B. Roberts. Footage from all eight seasons fills the screen, tracing Claire and Jamie’s path from Craigh na Dun to the New World while the Celtic sounds of Scotland take center stage. The program salutes the series’ heritage, the enduring bond between its central couple, and the grand landscapes seen throughout the story. First introduced in Scotland, the series’ homeland, this presentation reflects on the journey so far and suggests there is more ahead.

A holiday market celebrates its eighth year, created by a collective of women and offering a cozy atmosphere. Browse one-of-a-kind handmade gifts from a curated group of local women artisans, along with local food, music, and playful touches of theater and whimsy. Admission is free, and the experience takes place outdoors beneath the night sky.

for KING + COUNTRY brings A Drummer Boy Christmas to H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, a seasonal arena tour presented on the heels of a new album and a Christmas theatrical film. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone, winners of four GRAMMY Awards, present an evening of music and storytelling that celebrates the sounds and spirit of the holidays. The set blends original songs with reimagined favorites such as O Come, O Come, Emmanuel and Little Drummer Boy, along with select moments from their new film, Drummer Boy. A limited VIP Behind-the-Scenes Pre-Show Experience is available, hosted by their brother and lighting director Daniel Smallbone. It includes early entry and first access to merchandise, a guided look at the tour’s production setup, the chance to observe final soundcheck moments, an interactive conversation with members of the touring team, festive Christmas beverages where available from High Brow Coffee, a brief Q&A and a commemorative group photo with Joel and Luke, and a custom collectible item. Capacity is limited to 200 guests. The duo is recognized for dynamic live shows and a global following, with 13 No. 1 hits and more than 3 billion streams. Their album What Are We Waiting For? debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 10 after the RIAA Gold-certified Burn the Ships, and their 2024 feature film Unsung Hero received the GMA Dove Award for Feature Film of the Year. Be aware that the concert uses flash and strobe lighting, which may affect those with photosensitive conditions.

Pflugerville Coffee & Pfuel brings a community car meet to Downtown Pflugerville, pairing a display of vehicles with coffee and live music. Presented by the Pecan Street Collective Market and the City of Pflugerville, this monthly tradition offers a relaxed way to enjoy cars, coffee, and music.

Gingerbread Lane brings a cheerful winter run to Lake Pflugerville Park, presented by Bigfoot Running Company. The route moves through parks and greenbelts with options for all ages, including a Kids Dash, 1 mile, 5K, and 10K for walkers and runners alike. After finishing, enjoy cookies and milk, holiday music from DJ Sasquatch, and a festive costume contest with prizes that include two entries to future races, a bucket of seasonal treats, and a trophy. Every participant receives a holiday themed shirt and medal, along with the familiar Bigfoot touches of an energetic crew, live announcements, snacks, and a lively race day atmosphere. Families can benefit from youth pricing, as children 12 and under may enter the 5K or 10K for 15 dollars. A referral perk provides a 20 dollar refund when five others sign up through a participant, and group discounts increase with team size. Packet pickup takes place before the Kids Dash, the National Anthem precedes the race start, and awards and results are available immediately at the registration tent.

Ben Schwartz appears with friends at ACL Live in an event open to all ages.

Santa Hustle Austin turns Dell Diamond into a holiday-themed run filled with thousands of participants in Santa gear, lively music, and a course brimming with seasonal spirit. Runners can choose from a 10K, 5K, or Kids Dash, welcoming those aiming for a fast finish as well as anyone out for festive fun. Expect sweet treats, plenty of cheer, and an all-ages atmosphere that feels like a full-on holiday celebration. Every participant receives festive swag, including themed apparel, a finisher medal, and holiday accessories to keep the spirit going after the race.

Spend time with Santa while enjoying wassail and cookies from German tradition.

The holiday season brings celebration, connection, and joy, yet it can also add stress, financial pressure, and disruptions to daily routines. Community Health Conversations presents a discussion on staying well during this busy time, highlighting practical ways to manage stress, prioritize self-care, support mental well-being, and maintain healthy habits. Attendees can connect with others, share experiences, and discover resources that promote overall wellness throughout the season and beyond. Presented by Dickey-Givens Community Center in partnership with Texas Catalyst.

Browse for your next great read at a community book sale at Cedar Park Public Library. This three day event begins with a brief early access period on the first day that requires $10 cash, followed by free admission for the rest of that day. The second day features free admission throughout. The final day also offers free admission, with donations accepted in cash only.

A relaxed night out at Bar Louie features no cover and an all-ages welcome policy. Expect a comfortable setting with great drinks, chef-inspired food, and attentive service that makes it easy to settle in and unwind. Table reservations are available through the venue.

Break out your most over-the-top holiday sweater for a lively night of bingo at Millie's on Main ETX, hosted by Down Home Ranch. Look forward to quick rounds with cash prizes, an ugly sweater contest now in its second year, and a cheerful gift exchange. Food trucks will be on site, the bar will be open, and a DHR merchandise stand will be available. Bingo cards are $25, cash only. This festive gathering supports Down Home Ranch.