Events in Pflugerville, TX

Enthusiasts of off-road builds, classic rides, exotics, and sports cars gather at Toyota of Cedar Park for a welcoming car meet held in the employee parking lot. Coffee and other refreshments are available from onsite vendors, and the TCP accessories team will be present. All types of vehicles, big or small, are welcome, and spectators are invited to browse the rigs and admire the lineup.

This monthly show at The Fieldhouse at The Crossover welcomes collectors and newcomers for a relaxed day centered on sports cards, Pokémon, and other trading card games. Search for rare finds, browse unique selections, and connect with fellow fans in a friendly setting. Food trucks and drinks add to the experience. Open to all ages. Tickets are available.

Discover what local vendors have to offer in one convenient spot. If you would like to participate as a seller, a 10x10 space is available for $20 by emailing Lora at Manager@txlegion447.org.

Plants and seafood come together when the Cousins Maine Lobster truck visits Calloway’s Nursery in Cedar Park. Explore the garden center while enjoying favorites such as classic and warm lobster rolls, crab rolls, tacos, quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, grilled cheese, creamy bisque or clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Order ahead in the app to move quickly through the line and earn rewards. The truck operates cashless and accepts major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

Kids take center stage at Dell Diamond for Kids Day presented by H-E-B. The day features a baseball matchup with the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Houston Astros affiliate. Ahead of first pitch, children can enjoy complimentary inflatables and hop aboard train rides outside the ballpark. After the game, young fans will have the chance to circle the bases.

Rattler families, the first day of school is approaching. Scholars return for a new year focused on learning, growth, and achievement. All students are required to arrive in full uniform on the first day. Take this time to prepare so your scholar is ready for a strong start and a smooth first morning. A warm welcome back awaits as everyone begins the school year together.

Archery for Homeschoolers welcomes ages 8 to 17 at any experience level, from beginners to advanced. Participants will learn essential safety practices, get comfortable with the equipment, and work through the step-by-step process of taking a shot. Closed-toed shoes are required. The drop-in fee is $30 and includes use of equipment, or choose a $100 monthly membership. Capacity is limited.

Give well-loved clothes a fresh start at a hands-on workshop centered on visible mending with embroidery. Bring a garment that is torn or worn and learn how to turn repairs into design, from sturdy fixes with satin and buttonhole stitches to an introduction to sashiko for decorative reinforcement, along with playful accents like fly and lazy daisy stitches that add personality to your piece. All materials are provided, so only your item in need of mending is required. You will have use of embroidery needles, a full range of thread colors, basting thread, heat erasable pens or chalk, rulers, hoops, an iron and ironing board, plus fabric scraps and backing material for larger tears. Expect one-on-one guidance and step-by-step handouts to help you keep building your skills at home.

Start the week with a Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart event featuring three rounds of Swiss play. Entry is $16 per player, or $15 when paying with cash. Every participant receives two Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart packs to build and play. This format is suitable for introducing someone to MTG or helping a returning player ease back in, with accessible decks that keep the focus on having fun. Earn one non foil promo pack for each match win.

Season 2 of the Pinballz Monday League returns to The Original Pinballz Arcade with a welcoming mix of competition and community for players of every experience level. Expect six weeks of qualifying play where groups of four face off on selected machines and earn points each game, with 7 for first place, 5 for second, 3 for third, and 1 for fourth. After each round, standings determine new groupings so you continue to play alongside others at a similar level. To keep things fun and flexible, your two lowest weekly totals are dropped, which helps if you miss a week or have an off night. Top performers advance to a finals night. The finale is a timed double elimination showdown with head to head matches. The lower score receives a strike, and two strikes result in elimination. The top three finishers share the prize pool. All league nights are IFPA certified, so results count toward official rankings and play follows IFPA conduct guidelines. Weekly admission is $10, covering gameplay, prize contributions, and sanctioning fees. Tickets are required for each week you attend, and there is no obligation to commit to the entire season. For even more action, a Sunday league with the same format is also available.

Refresh your professional image at a focused headshot session in Austin, Texas. Designed for business owners, entrepreneurs, real estate professionals, creatives, corporate professionals, women active in networking groups, and anyone who needs updated portraits, this experience is efficient and stress free. A $490 booking includes up to an hour of professional makeup, up to an hour in the studio for portraits with the flexibility to change outfits several times with three changes suggested, personalized wardrobe guidance ahead of time, and same day viewing and selection. Two fully retouched, high resolution digital images are included, and additional retouched images can be purchased for $240 each. Booking confirmations display a one hour slot, but that time marks the start of a two hour visit. The first hour is dedicated to makeup, followed by the portrait session and image selection in the second hour. Plan to be at the studio for approximately two hours. Availability is limited and expected to fill quickly.

Escapology Round Rock offers a Tuesday discount that keeps the fun high and the price low. Enjoy an immersive escape room for $25 per player, with a small additional charge for select rooms. Every booking is private for your team, and the games work well for groups of many sizes, making it a fit for birthdays, date nights, team outings, or a casual hangout. Try the newest experience, Batman: The Dark Knight Challenge, at the special rate and dive into puzzle-filled adventure with friends, family, coworkers, or whoever you like to play with.

BookPeople hosts author Ashley Wall for a warm celebration of two stories for young readers, the picture book The Day I Had a Zoo and the chapter book The Wildflower Girls. Wall is an educator and award-winning creator of the The Day I Had... series, as well as the founder of MamaBear Books, a press focused on imaginative, affirming literature that is accessible to young children. In The Wildflower Girls, charm bracelets cue Blossom, Sunny, Sprout, and Poppy to gather under a willow tree, where they uncover a secret that unicorns are real and their power is fading. The friends travel to the hidden realm of Unitopia, face unexpected trials, and work together to uncover why the magic is disappearing. Themes of friendship, courage, teamwork, and staying true to yourself shine throughout their quest. The Day I Had a Zoo, the fifth installment in the bestselling, award-winning series, follows Luke, Emma, Mikey, and Noah when a troop of playful monkeys sets the animals loose. With guidance from a zoologist, the kids collaborate and find creative ways to return each creature safely to its home. The adventure blends lively fun with social and emotional learning, making it a strong fit for story time, classrooms, bedtime, and gift giving while highlighting friendship, collaboration, and helping others. Purchasing books from BookPeople supports a local independent bookstore and shows publishers they should keep sending authors to BookPeople.

At The Saxon Pub, The Peterson Brothers present a residency steeped in Texas blues, soul, funk, and R&B. Austin natives Glenn and Alex Peterson blend classic soul influences with bluesy grit, funky rhythms, and danceable grooves for a spirited live set. The performance showcases tight musicianship and the natural chemistry of brothers who have spent years making music together. Admission is free, RSVPs are encouraged but not required, and tips are appreciated to support the musicians.

Pixel Palace hosts a weekly trading card game community gathering for card collectors and players. Fans of Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh will find open tables for casual matches, trading, and conversation. A selection of curated beers, crafty cocktails, and the kitchen menu are available during the event, so participants can enjoy food and drinks while they play or show off a favorite foil card.

At the Round Rock Campus, two programs offer care and guidance for families navigating separation or divorce. DivorceCare is a 13-week series that covers a variety of topics and helps participants pursue healing with God throughout the process. Enrollment is flexible, and participants may begin at any point during the session. DC4K, DivorceCare for Kids, is designed to lessen both immediate and long-term effects of divorce on children’s academics, emotional health, and spiritual growth. As children move through the program, they build stronger, healthier relationships with their parents, God, and others. An orientation for DC4K is also available.

This event features progressive Salsa and Bachata instruction followed by social dancing at Rhythm House Dance Studio. Classes welcome newcomers and experienced dancers alike, with options that include Bachata musicality as well as multi level Salsa and Bachata. After the lessons, the Sensual Tuesday Social keeps the floor active with Salsa, Bachata, and Zouk music. BYOB is allowed, and themed dress nights add to the fun. Pricing is $19 for class plus social or $7 for the social only. Tickets can be purchased on the website, through the app, or at the door, and IM Unlimited memberships and class passes are accepted. Instruction follows the Inspired Black Belt System, supporting goals such as social dancing, building confidence, improving physical and mental wellness, and even preparing future instructors. The curriculum spans On1 Salsa along with modern, sensual, and Dominican Bachata, helping dancers progress from first steps to advanced levels.

Test your knowledge at a free trivia night hosted by Not Rocket Science Trivia at Anchor Bar in La Frontera. There is no entry fee to participate, and winners receive gift certificates. The questions are appropriate for families, scoring is quick, and the experience works well for both first-timers and devoted trivia fans. No reservation is required, and drop-ins are welcome.

Every Tuesday, The Brass Tap Round Rock hosts live trivia that is free to play. Prizes go to the top three teams, and each team needs just one smart device to submit answers. Seating is available on a first come basis, so arriving early helps secure a spot. Be sure your device is fully charged, and a portable battery can help if your phone tends to run low. Bring a team, enjoy a drink, and put your knowledge to the test.

Enjoy casual Commander games at Bell's Gaming Center. Entry is $6, or $5 when paying with cash, and the focus is relaxed play with no prizes awarded. BYOB is permitted for guests 21 and over, and outside food and beverages are welcome.

Set by the lake on an outdoor deck in Austin, this weekly open mic celebrates creativity and community. Poets, musicians, singers, and other performers take turns in the spotlight, sharing original songs, favorite covers, and poetry. Sign-ups happen on site and the show follows, welcoming anyone who wants to step up to the mic beneath the night sky. Attendees can showcase their talents or simply enjoy a relaxed evening of live creativity by the water.

RSVP is required. This networking gathering brings together local small businesses to connect and support one another through referrals.

Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill Business Coffee Hour, presented by Networking Local, is a casual networking meetup where participants mingle over coffee. Hosted at Red Horn Brewery & Roastery, it brings local professionals together for conversation in a relaxed setting. The venue serves coffee and features a Mexican-style kitchen with tacos, creating an easy spot to connect. RSVPs help reserve space and allow the host location to plan accordingly. Photos, updates, and notices about future gatherings are shared on the organizer’s Facebook page. The focus is on building neighborhood connections while supporting local businesses.

Come and Take It Productions brings DevilDriver's Strike and Kill Tour to Come and Take It Live, with a lineup that also features Upon A Burning Body, Ov Sulfur, and Cultus Black. Advance tickets are priced at $35, and day-of-show admission is $40.

Bring the book you are currently reading for a relaxed, no-assignment book club. Start by picking up a drink or snack and getting comfortable. Enjoy a quiet reading session with gentle music in the background, then wrap up with an optional discussion and casual social time for anyone who wants to chat. The vibe is calm, friendly, and focused on good reads.

A weekly group run welcomes all paces, from walkers to fast sub 8 minute milers. The gathering point is the Griffith Building breezeway across from Prete Plaza next to the Brass Tap. Everyone typically starts on the same route of 3 to 6 miles, then continues at a preferred pace or distance, with pairing by similar speeds encouraged. Non-members are asked to complete the club waiver in advance. Bring hydration and night running lights as needed. After the run, participants often enjoy a bite or a pint at nearby downtown spots. Additional details and route updates are shared each week, and questions are welcome.

A midweek ecstatic dance honoring the original Austin practice style, kept simple and focused. The space is held as a supportive, inclusive environment with clear consent practices and boundaries so participants can relax, let the mind settle, and allow the body to guide the movement. Many find that repeat visits strengthen a felt sense of safety and deepen the practice over time. Music is curated by a rotating roster of facilitators who shape each journey as an invitation to soften, open, and come alive through a full 5Rhythms wave that builds in intensity and then settles into quiet. The evening flows with a spacious warmup, an opening circle, a main wave, and a closing circle. Wear comfortable layers, be ready to sweat, and bring a water bottle. Parking is available in a gravel lot near the entrance, and entry is through the front door marked with the circle AEDC logo, with a shark mural nearby as a landmark. Pay at the door, $20 with sliding scale options available.

Bell's Gaming Center hosts MTG Pauper play with an entry fee of $13, or $12 when paying in cash. Loaner decks are available for participants who do not have their own, making it easy to take part in the Pauper format.

Texas Red Entertainment hosts a free Name That Tune Bingo night at The Fieldhouse at The Crossover CPTX, combining music recognition with classic bingo. Players listen to a mix of timeless favorites and current hits, identify each song to mark their cards, and compete for prizes. Food and drinks are available, creating a friendly setting for families and groups of friends to enjoy lively music and lighthearted competition.

A South Austin song circle brings together Vanessa Lively, Patrice Pike, Audrey Price, and Lou Priest at The 04 Center. This collaborative gathering features the artists sharing songs and stories together on one stage. Doors open before the show and tickets are available in advance.

KUTX 98.9, Levitation, and Radio/East come together to showcase W.I.T.C.H. (We Intend to Cause Havoc). Tickets go on sale.

This free community contra dance takes place at Hancock Recreation Center with live music from the Local On-Call Orchestra (LOCO). Beginners are welcome, and every dance is taught and prompted by the caller, so no prior experience or partner is needed. Dancers may choose either role or switch roles throughout the evening. Callers use gender-neutral language. The event is family friendly, alcohol free, and LGBTQ+ inclusive. A brief introductory session for newcomers is offered before the full program begins. Each month features a particular figure, with fundamentals and extra tips to help integrate nuances and variations for added connection and enjoyment.

Boombox Bingo from Geeks Who Drink comes to Pixel Palace, combining music enthusiasm with a lighthearted bingo experience. Settle in with a beverage and relax while the soundtrack keeps things moving. It is the venue’s second Geeks Who Drink event night, designed for anyone who enjoys a blend of geeky fun and music.

Cabana Club Austin and Planet Music Austin present an evening of Latin dance that starts with a welcoming bachata lesson for beginners, taught by professional instructors Cal and Lily. No partner is required. Leads and follows can rotate if they wish, and anyone arriving with a friend may stay together. After the class, the party continues with social dancing to bachata and salsa, along with cumbia and merengue, with DJ Guapea curating the soundtrack. Admission options include $10 for the class plus social or $5 for the social only. A free parking lot is available on a first come, first served basis. Food trucks are on site, and the bar is open with food, drinks, and coffee.

A weekly, no-cost stand-up showcase at The Buzz Mill that has kept audiences laughing since 2013. Hosted by Carlton Wilcoxson and Angelina Martin, the show takes place on the outdoor patio of this lumberjack-inspired bar and features a spirited blend of up-and-coming local comics alongside seasoned headliners with credits including Comedy Central, HBO, and the Moontower Comedy Festival. It often fills up, so arriving early improves the chances of finding a good seat. Recognized as a staple of Austin’s comedy scene, it has earned accolades from The Austin Chronicle and Do512.

Breastfeeding Cafe at Brentwood Social House takes place in the shaded backyard and offers a relaxed, supportive space for conversation. All parents are welcome, and those who are pregnant can attend to ask questions and absorb information. There is always time to talk about your nursing relationship and any questions you would like to explore. Arrive whenever it works for you and in whatever way feels comfortable. Please note that the setting is a public meeting location.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its truck to Lowe's Home Improvement-Hutto with a lineup of seafood favorites. Look for lobster rolls in Maine, garlic, and Connecticut styles, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, and soups such as creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder. Sweet treats include whoopie pies and more. Ordering ahead in the app can help bypass the line and earn rewards. The truck is cashless and accepts all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

Revisit your glitter-loving side at an adult night that pairs lively book conversation with creative book bedazzling, a combination often nicknamed bibliotherapy. The format is drop-in, so participants can come and go at their own pace. To reserve a spot, email stephanie@paperbarkbirch.com. There is a $10 supply fee, or it is free with a book purchase. This gathering is offered monthly.

Jacoby's Restaurant & Mercantile sets the scene for a budget friendly date night with generous specials. Enjoy half off steak frites and chicken fried steak, along with half off martinis and bottles of wine. Recognized as Austin’s best all night happy hour, it offers a lively setting for friends and family to share good food and good company.

Off-Roaders Anonymous brings together off-road enthusiasts at Spare Birdie Public House for a relaxed, supportive hangout focused on all things trail-ready. Owners of Jeeps, Broncos, Toyotas, and other capable rigs connect to swap stories, check out builds, and learn from both experienced and newer drivers. If something just broke, there is space to commiserate over a cold drink with people who truly get it. More than a casual meetup, it is a friendly community where conversations about trails, modifications, and mishaps take center stage. No registration is required.

Adam Cesare appears for a ticketed author event celebrating Clown in a Cornfield #4: Lights! Camera! Frendo!, the newest entry in his Bram Stoker Award winning series. This installment takes the terror to the world of filmmaking, delivering the gore and chaos readers expect from the series behind a blockbuster movie. Sabrina Alvarez lands the lead in a big budget production about the Kettle Springs Massacre, stepping into the role of Quinn Maybrook, a celebrated final girl and national hero. Once on location, she senses that something is wrong. A string of deaths, an out of control director, a town riven by grief and anger, and a film that seems eager to glorify it all point to danger ahead. With every sinister turn caught on camera, the story examines the darkness people carry within. The conversation features Adam Cesare, author of the Clown in a Cornfield novels, the graphic novel Dead Mall, and works like Video Night and Influencer. Guiding the discussion is Gabino Iglesias, author of The Devil Takes You Home, Zero Saints, and Coyote Songs, a writer, journalist, professor, and critic based in Austin, and a member of the Horror Writers Association, Mystery Writers of America, and the National Book Critics Circle. This is a ticketed event.

A consistent midweek group ride at Lake Creek Park in downtown Round Rock brings cyclists, triathletes, and social riders together for about 45 to 60 minutes. Nobody is left behind, with planned stops to bring everyone back together in a welcoming, coed setting, and any type of bike is welcome. Riders can choose between two options. The Spicy group targets at least 12 mph over roughly 12 miles, follows a longer downtown route with more time on streets with traffic, and keeps a strong, steady tempo to build endurance and speed. The Jazzy group aims for 10 mph or more over about 10 miles, sticks mostly to paths with minimal car exposure, and maintains an easy, conversational pace that works well for base miles, recovery, and newer group riders. Participants should bring a helmet plus front and rear lights. The focus is on fitness, fun, and community.

Every Thursday evening, take part in a recurring music-themed trivia session. Enjoy a relaxed challenge that puts your music knowledge to the test, week after week.

At The Brass Tap Round Rock, bingo gets a music video twist. Each participant receives a sheet with two bingo cards, then watches and listens to short clips on the screens while marking matches on their cards. When the announced pattern is completed, a bingo can be called and prizes are on the line. The event features four free-to-play rounds with prizes awarded in every round. Drinks are available, the screens are filled with videos, and the atmosphere stays upbeat.

Hosted by the Jamie Krueger Group at Oasthouse South Austin, this full-band blues jam brings together talented local musicians to play the blues and have a good time. Food and drinks are available, and the atmosphere is friendly to both kids and dogs. Musicians should bring their instrument, while a backline and drums are provided.

A relaxed pack meet-up at Zilker Park’s Rock Island off-leash area brings dog lovers together to connect while their pups play, with the city skyline as a backdrop. Attendees check in on arrival with host Thomas and his Vizslas, Cassie and Casey. Friendly dogs and their people are welcome.

Texas pro wrestling takes the spotlight at Pinballz Lake Creek as the Waterloo Wrestling Coalition presents a weekly live showcase at the Whiskey Dock. High-energy bouts feature standouts from around the world contending for a chance to be recognized as the top champion in Texas. Fans can cheer on favorites, catch special guest appearances, and experience the excitement of professional wrestling up close. Seating is limited. The coalition brings together New Texas Pro and Borracho Pro, two major state promotions partnering to stage the first weekly pro wrestling show in Austin while each continues to host its own independent events.

Bell's Gaming Center hosts a relaxed Commander event centered on casual play. The entry fee is $6, or $5 when paying with cash. There are no prizes, keeping the focus on friendly games and a laid-back atmosphere. Attendees 21 and over may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drink are welcome.

The Paramount Summer Classic Film Series features a 35th anniversary presentation of Boyz n the Hood at The State Theatre. John Singleton’s first feature, which earned him an Oscar nomination, follows Tre as he strives for a better future in South Central Los Angeles, where even a simple errand can turn deadly. Released in 1991, the film runs 112 minutes in color and is presented in DCP format. The cast includes Ice Cube, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Morris Chestnut, Angela Bassett, Nia Long, Regina King, and Lawrence Fishburne.

Mozart’s Coffee Roasters transforms its lakefront into an outdoor theater for a Movies on the Lake screening under the stars on beautiful Lake Austin. Settle into deck seating or take in the film from the water for a unique viewing experience with friends and family. Deck seating is free, and RSVPs are encouraged because complimentary tickets often run out. On-the-water options are provided by Lake Austin Calm, including paddleboard rentals for $20 per board for the duration of the movie, two-person floater chairs for $30 per chair for the duration, and donut boats for $150 for 2.5 hours, which can be used for a sunset cruise or to anchor near the screen. Rentals are limited and frequently sell out, so booking ahead is recommended. Guests who reserve a paddleboard, float, or donut boat through Lake Austin Calm do not need a separate RSVP through this listing. Arrive early for live music, sunset views, themed concessions, and specialty drinks inspired by the evening’s film. The café and concession stands serve movie-style popcorn, giant pretzels, candy, and more, and a pop-up bar by Quince Lakehouse offers a specialty frozen cocktail tied to the film along with beer, wine, and hard seltzers.

Wild West Cedar Park presents a Latin dance night hosted with Planet Music Austin, featuring a beginner-friendly bachata lesson followed by an open social. The class is led by professional instructors Haley and Frida. No partner is required, and rotating partners is offered but optional for those attending with a friend. After the lesson, DJ Guapea keeps the energy going with bachata and salsa, along with touches of cumbia and merengue. Cover options are available at $10 for the class plus social or $5 for the social only. The venue provides free parking, multiple bars with friendly service, reliable air conditioning, and a spacious real wood dance floor built from raised solid oak in a racetrack layout.

Blake Whiten brings his raw, raspy voice and hard-hitting, self-written songs to ACL Live, joined by Noah Brigden. The Enchntmnt and Warner Records artist grew up in Six Mile, South Carolina, picked up guitar at seven and was writing songs by 15. After posting a cover of Morgan Wallen’s “I’m the Problem” that drew 9 million views, he moved from homemade clips to major stages. In the two years since his first public show, his emotionally charged songwriting has earned more than 150 million streams worldwide. His solo-written single “Rollin’ Stone” surpassed 120 million streams, and his co-write “Holding On” with Bailey Zimmerman entered Billboard’s Hot Country Songs Top 40. His debut EP “Six Mile” highlighted his roots, and his first album, “Something to Say,” is a 12-song collection he co-wrote that blends confessional storytelling with dark alt-rock energy. Support has come from outlets including SiriusXM, Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, Country Now, Holler and All Country News. Recent milestones include headlining the Rollin’ Stone Tour and stepping onto the Grand Ole Opry stage. This show is open to all ages.

The DeathSquad Secret Show, presented and hosted by Brian Redban, co-creator of Kill Tony and founder of DeathSquad, is built on surprise and spontaneity. Look for unannounced sets from touring headliners, underground favorites, and rising comics, with no lineup revealed ahead of time and no spoilers shared. It is a weekly dose of unfiltered, unpredictable stand-up where the unexpected takes center stage.

Gary Nicholson returns to Sessions On Mary for an intimate house concert in the only-in-Austin tradition, bringing big-stage artistry into a cozy living room setting. A Grammy-winning, Hall of Fame songwriter, Nicholson’s catalog spans country, blues, pop, rock, folk, bluegrass and Americana, with more than 700 recordings by acclaimed artists including Willie Nelson, B.B. King, Ringo Starr, Fleetwood Mac, John Prine, Del McCoury and Guy Clark. His work also reaches the screen, notably through Jeff Bridges’ Oscar-winning performance of Falling and Flying in Crazy Heart. All are welcome. The evening will be arranged in a listening-room format with ample seating. It is BYOB or enjoy the house bar with mixers, citrus and olives, and light snacks will be available. Bringing something to share is optional. Advance tickets are $20, and reserving in advance is encouraged. Presented in cooperation with Deborah Lerner Booking, with thanks to Tito’s Handmade Vodka. Held indoors at Sessions On Mary. Support from attendees helps keep the music flowing.

At Warren Wildlife Gallery, a regional celebration of the Texas Big Game Awards marks 35 years of the program with a gathering that brings together hunters, volunteers, landowners, and participants. The evening blends recognition with learning through workshops, wildlife-focused conversations, and opportunities for community connection. Displays of notable trophy mounts set the scene for honoring achievements in conservation-minded hunting, responsible wildlife management, and land stewardship. Catered appetizers, a cash bar, and raffles lead into a formal awards presentation that highlights youth and first harvest milestones, along with individuals and partnerships working to advance conservation and protect Texas hunting traditions for the future.

An after hours business mixer and ribbon cutting brings together professionals, community leaders, and local entrepreneurs in a laid back setting for conversation and networking. Hosted by Josh Perez and the Jarrell Chamber of Commerce, the event highlights flavors from Bartlett Sausage and Perez BBQ. It offers a chance to create new contacts, strengthen existing ties, and show support for local businesses that help the community thrive. Attendees may want to bring business cards, invite a colleague, and arrive ready for great barbecue.

Josh Abbott Band headlines an evening of live music with two supporting artists to be announced. Doors will open ahead of the performances, with the support sets leading into the headliner. Set times may be adjusted.

MACH 5 brings a high-energy rock performance to the Fieldhouse at the Crossover, featuring hard-hitting tracks, cold drinks, and no cover. Expect an electrifying show that keeps the rock and roll spirit front and center.

Live music takes place at The Ruby Hotel & Bar in Round Rock. The performance recurs at this venue, and early arrival is recommended for seating.

At The Jungle Movement Academy, participants can test their abilities in a structured, safety-focused setting designed for skill building and fun. The event is divided into two sessions by age, with one for ages 7 to 13 and another for ages 14 and up. A warmup and instruction in basic techniques come first, followed by controlled sparring. Options include hand-to-hand practice or weapons-based rounds, all overseen to keep the action safe and well organized. It offers a chance to work off energy and enjoy friendly competition with peers while gaining practical experience.

MAMAMOO takes the stage with striking vocals, fearless showmanship, and a presence that commands attention. Their high-energy set of style-blending hits builds an atmosphere that crackles from start to finish, delivering a charged and memorable live experience for K-pop fans and music lovers alike.

Game Night with Candice turns Bell’s Gaming Center into a lively spot for tabletop play across all experience levels. Candice brings a selection of titles, participants are welcome to bring their own, and the venue also offers house games. Options include group favorites like Ticket to Ride, Catan with expansions, Trivial Pursuit, Power Grid, Camel Up and Clank, plus two player and party picks such as Chess, Patchwork Express, Brass Birmingham, Code Names Duet, Jenga, Splendor, Pandemic, Sagrada, Scrabble, Zombie Dice, Azul Stained Glass, Small World, Disney Villainous, Boss Monster, The Great Dalmuti, Simon’s Cat, Mille Bornes and Here to Slay. The event fee is $6, or $5 with cash. BYOB is permitted for those 21 and over, and outside food and drinks are allowed. Participants receive 20% off board games, or prices will be matched to BoardGameGeek.com and Amazon.

Rock the Block returns in 2026 with a free outdoor music series in Downtown Pflugerville. Tex Zep is on the lineup as one of four groups selected for the season, bringing a high-energy tribute to Led Zeppelin in an open air setting. This is a free event and welcomes all ages.

Spend an evening of salsa and bachata at Blue Moon Dance Co. It starts with beginner and intermediate salsa lessons taught by Haley Fry and by Marcus and Bianca, followed by beginner and intermediate bachata with instruction from Marcus and Bianca as well as Irakli and Maria. After the classes, the floor opens for social dancing with salsa and bachata music from DJ Irakli. It 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 for up to four people, and payment can be made by credit card or cash at the door.

Rock the Block brings live music back to Downtown Pflugerville with a set from Tex Zep. The event offers an outdoor concert atmosphere with food vendors and a friendly, community feel. It is part of a yearly summer series that features a range of live bands throughout the season.

A sudden summer storm once drove a quiet New England community to seek refuge during the Great Convergence, and those who lived through it rarely found words that made sense. The tavern still holds that memory, becoming the setting for an immersive, site-specific, fully improvised experience that delves into the eerie imagination of H. P. Lovecraft, anchored by a fully BIPOC score. The action unfolds on the second floor of a historic building. Early arrivals take part by drawing secret cards and assigning them to the performers. Guests are free to move through the space and observe the inhabitants as the narrative progresses through three distinct cycles. Roles and secrets shift from night to night, ensuring no two iterations are alike, and repeat attendance is encouraged. The piece is presented without spoken dialogue, with introductions offered in ASL, Spanish, Arabic, and Italian. Seating is available throughout the space. Tickets are pay what you can. This project receives partial support from an Elevate Grant from Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment.

Watermelon Dash Austin brings the Summer Dash Series to a close at Dell Diamond in Round Rock. Runners can choose a 10K, 5K, or a Kids and Family 1K, and the event welcomes every age and pace. As the third stop in the series, following the Lemonade Dash and Popsicle Dash, it keeps the summer momentum going with a focus on community, staying active in the heat, and finishing the season strong. Whether aiming for a personal best or taking it easy, participants can enjoy every mile and celebrate a refreshing finish.

An outdoor market set along the Memorial Park Trail highlights the Round Rock community with farm produce, garden plants, artisan goods, original artwork, baked specialties, preserves, and additional handmade items. The roster of local vendors changes from week to week, so each visit brings something new from area growers, makers, and artists. It is a relaxed way to start the weekend with a leisurely walk through the park. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and no third-party organizations are involved.

Back by popular demand, the Rainbow Rider returns with a colorful celebration aboard the Bertram Flyer route. The journey starts in Cedar Park, travels through the Texas Hill Country, glides over Short Creek Canyon, and crosses the 300 foot South San Gabriel trestle before heading back to Cedar Park. Settle into refurbished railcars from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, powered by a diesel locomotive, and enjoy classic rail travel with a vibrant twist. The Rainbow Rider theme encourages bold outfits, big smiles, and expressive style, filling the trip with color, joy, and love. The ride covers 44 miles round trip and includes a 15 minute stop at the historic 1912 Bertram Depot. Beer, wine, and mimosas are available for purchase in the Cedar Park Car. This experience is open to all ages, and all sales are final.

Explore fused glass techniques in a project-based workshop focused on turning a favorite landscape into an impressionistic artwork. Using short strips of glass like brushstrokes, you will receive guidance on selecting a suitable image and step-by-step instruction on preparing your glass pieces, arranging the composition, and creating a refined finish. The workshop takes place in a single day, and additional open studio time on your own will be needed to complete the piece. All cold-working and firing are included.

Round Rock ISD hosts a free community back to school event at Cedar Ridge High School. Students who qualify can receive vision and hearing screenings as well as immunizations, available while supplies last. Families can get help with enrollment, take part in hands-on activities, and enjoy fun for all ages. Food will be sold on site for cash only.

The Austin Home Show brings a wide range of companies together under one roof at the Palmer Events Center, helping you save time as you compare options. Explore fresh ideas and discover interesting products for your home. Connect with resources across home improvement, landscaping, and design services.

Browse a Saturday used book sale at the Pflugerville Public Library featuring thousands of pre-loved books, movies, music, puzzles, games, and more at budget-friendly prices. Children’s titles are $1 with a buy one, get one free offer. Most other items are $1, including hardcovers, paperbacks, young adult books, DVDs, CDs, and audiobooks. DVD boxed sets, Blu-rays, puzzles, and games are $3. Purchases support the Friends of the Pflugerville Library and help fund programs, events, and services at the library. Friends members receive five free books at every sale, and membership signups are available on site.

Set at Rock Creek Plaza, the Round Rock Farmers Market offers a changing selection of new products each week, with custom orders available.

The Story Emporium & Bookshop presents a day devoted to the elegance, etiquette, and romance of the Regency period, celebrating the era and the many stories it has inspired. Admirers of classic literature, fans of the Bridgerton series on Netflix, and anyone enchanted by corsetry, courtship, and stately settings can linger in a world of witty exchanges and polished manners. Regency-inspired clothing is welcomed but optional, with ideas like empire-waist gowns, tailcoats, gloves, and pearls. Complimentary themed items will be available while supplies last. Guests can savor refined teas alongside scones, limited-time specialty beverages, and light refreshments that evoke a cozy drawing room. A photo backdrop with playful props offers a place to capture the moment, and there is a space to share favorite quotes from beloved Regency works on a growing wall of romance and wit. Hands-on activities include making a flower crown to take home and decorating an imitation-silk fan with lace, buttons, and other trimmings. A Bridgerton trivia session focused on the Netflix adaptation invites friendly competition for a prize, and participation is free. This relaxed, come-and-go gathering welcomes all ages, with costumes encouraged but never required. Settle in, embrace the grace of the period, and enjoy a celebration of stories that have delighted generations of readers.

An immersive, in-person training at Soul Strong Yoga invites experienced practitioners to deepen their sound healing through the art of layering. Created as continuing education for graduates of the Seasons of Sound certification program, this intensive centers on shaping a cohesive meditative journey by combining crystal singing bowls, gongs, and complementary instruments with clear intention. Participants refine timing, texture, and dynamics, learn to let silence do its work, and practice transitions so one voice fades naturally into the next. Hands-on exploration features instruments such as tongue drums, water and ocean elements, and chimes, with guidance on when and why to introduce each sound so every choice serves the overall experience. The group setting encourages experimentation, close listening, and supportive feedback, with opportunities to try instruments you may not yet own. Rather than a fixed syllabus, the training moves through guiding themes. Build on crystal bowls and gongs as an anchor, add new layers, shape space and dynamics, and learn to read and respond to the energy of a room in real time. All instruments are provided. This intensive is open only to graduates of the Seasons of Sound certification program, and a working familiarity with crystal bowls and gongs is required. Yoga Alliance and Complementary Medical Association continuing education credits are available upon completion. Instruction is led by Julie Afsahi and Jessica Cross, experienced sound healing educators and co-authors of the best-selling book Seasons of Sound. Julie is a yoga and mindfulness teacher, gong therapist, and the founder of Soul Strong Yoga, with a Master’s in Teaching and extensive experience creating professional development for educators. Jessica is an E-RYT 500 yoga and meditation teacher, certified sound practitioner, and founder of Sound for Stress, a teacher trainer in both 200- and 300-hour programs, a Relax and Renew trainer certified by Judith Hanson Lasater, and a Meinl Sonic Energy brand ambassador with a background in events and marketing for major brands.

Curious how digital ideas become physical objects? This beginner friendly workshop welcomes ages 8 and up and walks through 3D printing from the ground up. Learn how printers work, what makes a file printable, how to prepare and send designs to the machine, and how to keep a print on track with simple troubleshooting. The session also introduces common filament materials, their strengths, and how to choose the right one for your project. Creativity continues with an introduction to CAD, including easy to use platforms you can access at home, ways to grow your skills, and how to export a model in a format ready for printing. Bringing a laptop is optional for those who want to follow along. Once designs are ready, you can produce projects created during the class, explore area printing resources, and hear about options like returning with a Day Pass or a Rosie Membership to make future prints, along with straightforward ways to try 3D printing in your own space. Capacity is limited to maintain a small, hands on experience.

A relaxed pin trading meetup takes place at Austin Public Library (Howson Branch). Attendees can trade pins and enjoy a friendly, low-key atmosphere with others who share the hobby.

A casual gathering for the Wuthering Waves community will be held in the area just to the right of the outdoor barn. Find the group there and connect with others who share the same interest.

This relaxed, social hike at Walnut Creek Park covers about three miles with a mix of sun and shade. Participants meet in the Walnut Creek Trail parking area next to Walnut Creek Pool, close to the main trailhead. Dogs are welcome. Please RSVP, and if you expect to arrive a little late, send a quick text so the group knows to wait. For questions or updates, text Will at (512) 810-6020 or Patricia at (512) 293-4908.

Part of the Paramount Summer Classic Film Series, Father of the Bride screens at The State Theatre. This 1991 comedy runs 105 minutes in color and will be shown from a DCP. Steve Martin stars as George Banks, a dad struggling to accept his daughter's sudden engagement, with Diane Keaton as his steady partner. Martin Short appears as an eccentric wedding planner, and the cast also features Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Kieran Culkin, and BD Wong. Directed by Charles Shyer.

Cartoonist and animator Joe Rothenberg appears with moderator Phil Machi to celebrate his graphic novel You Call Yourself a Dragon?! This event is free and open to the public. In Rothenberg’s first graphic novel, Princess Pildred is taken by Fizzles the Dragon while the delusional knight Sir Bastion may not be the rescue she expects. Her curiosity becomes an unexpected advantage, and readers of all ages can see how a bit of kindness, even toward a difficult dragon, can make a difference. The book also includes laugh-filled mini adventures from Castle Winkeldorf, a concluding epilogue, a map of the kingdom, and how-to-draw pages. Rothenberg is an Austin-based, award-winning animator, illustrator, author, and cartoonist known for Castle Winkeldorf, Joetatochips, and Tall Problems. His debut The Forgotten Ones: Prehistoric Creatures You Can’t Prove Didn’t Exist arrived in 2025, followed by this first graphic novel in early 2026. Machi is an independent animator, author, podcast host, and filmmaker in Austin whose long-running comic strip, Retail Sunshine, chronicles big-box retail life and is being adapted into a hand-drawn animated short. Purchasing a book from BookPeople supports a local independent bookstore and signals to publishers that author visits matter.

Maverick Drive brings live music to the Amatuli Stage at Kalahari Resorts in Round Rock. There is no charge to attend, parking is free, and the atmosphere is kid friendly.

An all-ages, free goth night returns to Captain Quack's Soundspace with DJs Void and SpiderGoddess selecting the music throughout the evening. Mortisha Stewart shapes the atmosphere with dark ambiance, and the setting welcomes dressing up and dancing. Refreshments include a full bar as well as nonalcoholic options like mocktails, coffee, and tea, plus baked goods. There are no vendors at this or any Dark Ritual events, and any claims otherwise are a scam.

Live music fills The 04 Center when The Cleverlys perform with Jomo & The Possum Posse. Both acts appear on the same bill for an evening focused on their performances.

A vibrant Bollywood musical presented in English celebrates love, devotion, passion, and the spirit of timeless music. The production pairs sweeping visuals with engaging storytelling and standout performances to create a vivid, celebratory atmosphere. Framed as more than a typical show, it is designed as an immersive experience at the Long Center for the Performing Arts.

Hippies And Cowboys bring their Southern rock and soul fire to The Far Out Lounge, blending gritty guitars, deep‑groove soul, and blues with a modern spark. The Nashville group draws on influences from the Black Crowes and the Allman Brothers to Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Otis Redding, the Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, and Marcus King. Early studio work at FAME Studios, Muscle Shoals Sound, and East Avalon set the tone for a sound rooted in tradition yet built for big stages. They captured their onstage intensity on the 2023 live album recorded at Fox and Locke, followed by the 2024 EP Fork in the Road, with a live double album and full concert film planned for 2026. Years of holding down the stage as the resident band at Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk on Broadway have sharpened a wide catalog and a confident live attack that travels well, from Pilgrimage Festival and Bristol Rhythm & Roots Revival to the 85th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, WEFest, and Floyd Fest. They have shared stages with Foreigner, Goo Goo Dolls, Tesla, Blackberry Smoke, Atlanta Rhythm Section, and Bon Jovi at the opening of his Nashville venue. Their reach continues to grow through features in Rolling Stone, People Magazine, and Paste Magazine, a promotional spotlight for Dana White’s Power Slap using their song Rock All Nite, and a second European tour in 2026. Parking is limited, so consider using a rideshare.

Kick Butt Coffee hosts a high-energy night of heavy music with four bands sharing one stage. Burning Low, Gone, Altair, and KLTR deliver a mix that spans crushing riffs, brooding atmospherics, modern aggression, and powerful live sets for fans of heavy sounds. Admission is $15 and all ages are welcome. Enjoy free parking and a full coffee bar alongside food, beer, wine, cider, and cocktails. The show will also be streamed live on Facebook and YouTube. Kick Butt Coffee is one of Austin's longest-running independent live music venues.

An unscripted comedy competition where two teams face off in fast-paced games, scenes, and challenges built from audience suggestions. Every match is created in the moment, and the audience helps choose the winner. The style will feel familiar to fans of Dropout or Whose Line Is It Anyway. This clean, high-energy format delivers laughs for adults while staying family friendly, and the interactive moments invite participation without putting anyone on the spot. A longtime Austin tradition now presented exclusively in Round Rock, it is a lively option for date night, family outings, or groups of friends seeking something different. The show takes place at Premier Music Academy in Round Rock, an intimate venue with clear sightlines and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Seating is reserved, so there is no rush to find a place, and arriving a bit early makes it easy to settle in before the match begins.

Neel Cole and the band bring a free show to Three Legged Goat, featuring a nostalgia-rich set that spans A to Z. This one tips a hat to music fans in Pflugerville and North Austin and centers on the simple message that music is love.

The Damn Torpedoes present a live tribute to the music of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Rhythm House Dance Studio hosts a lively Latin social that blends instruction with plenty of time on the dance floor. The night starts with salsa and bachata classes and continues with open social dancing to music from DJ Travis. No partner or prior experience is required. Pricing is $20 for classes plus the social or $10 for the social only.

Unlock 40% off escape room experiences at Escapology Round Rock with the code LATEESCAPE. Each game is exclusive to your group, letting you dive into cinematic settings, immersive stories, and challenging puzzles without sharing the room. Plan a date, spark some friendly competition, or turn a post-dinner outing into an adventure. Availability is limited, so gather your team, apply the code, and save on your experience.

Settle in for a relaxed sketch session at First Light Book Shop, with the option to draw outside under the trees or indoors among books and light-filled nooks. In Austin’s Hyde Park, this independent bookstore-café occupies a renovated 1960s post office and offers a curated collection of about 10,000 titles, including magazines, cookbooks, and children's literature. Designed by Thoughtbarn, the space features skylights, stained-glass alcoves, and a pea-gravel courtyard that create a welcoming setting for creative time. The café serves Figure 8 espresso and Texas French Bread pastries and also transitions into a wine bar.

The group meets in the chapel at The Beat Church for a time of prayer, then heads to The Arch in Downtown Austin to offer help. Participation is open to anyone who wants to assist. For safety, children must remain with a parent at all times.

A bluegrass jam by CTBA takes place at Bach Craft Beer & Kolaches. It carries forward a picking tradition that started in 1978.

The Attack of the Vine Collection Quest for Disney Lorcana takes place at Black Castle Gamez and highlights the thrill of collecting, cracking packs, and friendly trading with fellow Illumineers. Each participant receives three Attack of the Vine booster packs and a Quest Card that specifies a four-card mini collection to complete. Players open their packs, trade with others, and work to assemble the exact set shown on the card. Completing the challenge earns an exclusive Belle – Always Reading promo card, available while supplies last. This low pressure format welcomes collectors, new players, families, and anyone who enjoys the social side of the game.

Casual Commander sessions at Bell's Gaming Center focus on relaxed games with no prizing. Entry is $6, or $5 when paying in cash. Guests who are 21 or older may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are welcome.

The Paramount Summer Classic Film Series features Labyrinth as a 40th anniversary selection within the Family Film Series at The State Theatre. Directed by Jim Henson and starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly, this 1986 fantasy adventure follows a young heroine on a quest to reclaim her baby brother from the Goblin King. Presented in color via DCP, the film runs 101 minutes.

Come and Take It Productions brings The Queers, Worm Suicide, The Butts, and Dropped Out to the stage at Come and Take It Live for a live show. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door.

The Paramount Summer Classic Film Series marks fifteen years of Drive with a screening at the State Theatre. Nicolas Winding Refn’s thriller centers on a quiet Hollywood stunt performer, portrayed by Ryan Gosling, who also works as a highly skilled driver for criminal jobs at night. When he steps in to help his neighbor Irene by assisting her husband, the plan unravels and he must protect Irene and her son from dangerous figures in Los Angeles. The cast includes Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, Albert Brooks, Oscar Isaac, Christina Hendricks, Ron Perlman, and Russ Tamblyn. Presented in color from a DCP with a 100 minute runtime.

ZZ Top performs at ACL Live. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Please note there is a strict limit of eight tickets per household, and any order that exceeds this limit may be canceled without notice.

This community gathering marks the grand opening of SCHEELS with a joint ribbon cutting. It celebrates a meaningful milestone and welcomes the business as it begins a new chapter in the area.

WilCo Networking hosts a free, in-person networking meetup each month at Santiago's Tex-Mex and Cantina near the Round Rock Outlet Mall. Guests are welcome to bring a friend.

Rockbridge Church teams up with Hill Country Community Ministries to host a free distribution of fresh food, including eggs and bread, for anyone in need. No screening or prequalification is required, and everyone is welcome.

Connect with the lunar cycle on a guided hike through the protected landscapes of Wild Basin Preserve, offered monthly and timed around the full moon. The pace is unhurried, inviting reconnection with nature and a renewed sense of inner balance. After a complimentary shuttle from Hotel Viata, the route follows quiet Hill Country trails where a knowledgeable guide weaves in standing yoga, mindful breathing, and brief moments of reflection. Rooted in intention, the experience supports letting go of what no longer serves and making room for clarity, renewal, and personal insight. Framed by the open sky and the Texas Hill Country, this nature-centered practice is designed to restore both body and spirit. Attendees receive 50 percent off a Spa Access Pass on the day of the event, which includes use of amenities at Spa Viata such as a sauna, steam room, locker rooms, a relaxing lounge, and a heated outdoor pool and hot tub. Passes are purchased the same day with the spa receptionist. A 24 hour cancellation policy applies. The shuttle departs from Hotel Viata at the start and returns there afterward. Dress for hiking and gentle yoga stretching.

Dell Diamond hosts a matchup with the Albuquerque Isotopes, an affiliate of the Colorado Rockies. The event includes fireworks presented by Budweiser.

A full day devoted to pickleball is paired with a celebration of Pinoy heritage, featuring Filipino cuisine, traditional cultural dance, and highlights of precolonial history. Players may register for Beginner, Intermediate, or Open divisions in men's, women's, and mixed doubles. Early bird registration offers savings and includes a complimentary cotton event T-shirt. Sign-up is available via QR code or the bio link.

This annual Teddy Bear Train benefits the Center for Child Protection, inviting passengers to experience the charm of vintage railroading on a cozy ride. Children 13 and younger can ride at no cost when they bring a new teddy bear or stuffed animal to donate. The journey covers 44 miles round trip and includes a 15 minute layover at the historic 1912 Bertram Depot. All ages are welcome in every car, with no adults-only sections. At least one full-priced adult ticket is required with any tickets, and children must be accompanied by an adult, with a maximum of six children per adult. All purchases are final. The Center for Child Protection works to lessen trauma for children during the investigation and prosecution of crimes against children, and after a first visit each child receives a new teddy bear or stuffed animal for comfort and a sense of safety.

Dell Diamond hosts a matchup with the Albuquerque Isotopes, the Colorado Rockies affiliate. The first two thousand fans will receive a Vince Young bobblehead presented by Dell Technologies. The promotion is part of Saturday at the Ballpark.

Ricky Montijo brings his solo one-man band performance to Pfluttos Tavern in Pflugerville, blending soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae in a live set. The music unfolds in a neighborhood hangout with a warm, no-frills feel where regulars relax over cold drinks and live tunes. Friendly staff and a laid-back crowd provide an easygoing setting for the show.

Cousins Maine Lobster sets up at HTeaO Round Rock - Brushy Creek with a menu made for pairing with HTeaO drinks. Look for Maine, garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque, clam chowder, and whoopie pies, plus more. Order ahead in the app to skip the line and earn rewards. Service is cashless, and payment is accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

Celebrate the end of summer with a Family and Friends Night at Kalahari Resorts - Round Rock. The stay is offered at $169 plus taxes and resort fees, and a portion of each reservation supports the Bar W PTO. The package includes two days of waterpark access for four guests, with the option to add up to two additional people for $50 per person.

At Dell Diamond, a baseball matchup against the Oklahoma City Comets, the Los Angeles Dodgers affiliate, is paired with Bark in the Park, sponsored by Subaru of Georgetown. This dog friendly night features partner booths from The Pet Gal and Tomlinson's Feed under the Home Run Porch on the left field concourse. It is also Thrifty Thursday, supported by Firetrol Protection Systems, with $10 tickets plus taxes and fees available in the Lawn, Home Run Porch, and Reserved 3 sections. Concession deals include $4 Express Nachos and $4 small popcorn, along with drink specials of $4 24 oz fountain soda, $4 16 oz domestic drafts, and $7 16 oz craft drafts.

Enjoy a headlining performance by Cory Morrow, preceded by a support act to be announced. The schedule is subject to change.

Us & Her Band returns to The Fieldhouse at the Crossover for a night of live music. There is no cover charge, and all ages are welcome.

At Dell Diamond, an Oktoberfest celebration pairs with a matchup against the Oklahoma City Comets, a Los Angeles Dodgers affiliate. The event also features a fireworks show sponsored by Budweiser.

Discover the Pecan Street Collective, a vibrant market spotlighting more than 60 local makers with live music creating a lively atmosphere. The experience unfolds across multiple downtown Pflugerville locations, including West Pecan Coffee + Beer, Hassell Dental, The Merc, Ceramics n More, Pecan Street Market, and The Sewing Station. Explore the different stops, meet creators from the community, and browse a wide range of locally made offerings.

Ride the Hill Country Flyer, a longstanding tradition for families, friends, and neighbors across Central Texas. Spend a full day experiencing classic railroading in fully restored vintage railcars cared for by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers. Explore the train from car to car, pick up refreshments and souvenirs at the concession car, and enjoy the details that make this a living museum on rails. A layover in Burnet offers two hours to wander the historic town square, share lunch, or visit Wedding Oak Winery before reboarding for the return to Cedar Park. The journey covers 66 miles round trip with a two hour layover in Burnet, and it is open to all ages. Purchases are nonrefundable.

Trailside Market returns for 2026 at Memorial Park, bringing an open air marketplace set along the scenic Memorial Park Trail. Browse a changing lineup of local vendors offering fresh produce, plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and more. The mix evolves as creators share what they have been growing, crafting, and making, creating plenty to discover with a leisurely stroll by the trail. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third party involvement.

Presented by SD + Co. Shop, this in person market brings the local community together to explore favorite pieces up close and make purchases on the spot. It offers a welcoming way to connect, support local, and enjoy a fun day of browsing and buying.

A motorcycle meet-up takes place at Top Notch Hamburgers in Hutto. The gathering welcomes all riders and all types of motorcycles.

Austin’s Empanada Festival spotlights the beloved hand pie with a curated mix of vendors showcasing regional recipes from across Latin America and beyond. Taste your way through savory and sweet varieties, from traditional favorites to inventive fillings, while enjoying live music, drinks, and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Free tickets are available while capacity remains, and arriving early helps you sample more. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Many vendors offer vegetarian and vegan choices, with selections varying by event. A limited number of vendor spaces are still open and will be allocated in the order applications are received.

Kids Day, presented by H-E-B, brings family fun to Dell Diamond with a matchup against the Oklahoma City Comets, the Los Angeles Dodgers affiliate. Before the game, children can enjoy complimentary inflatables and train rides outside the stadium, and after the final out kids will have the chance to run the bases.

A clinic offering pet vaccinations will take place at the CPHS FFA Project Barn on the CPMS Campus.

This weekend crafting convention features classes in mosaics, candle making, cookie decorating, wreath design, stained glass, and woodworking, with opportunities to try something new. A complete class lineup is available to browse and reserve. Leading up to the event, organizers will highlight the instructors, share their stories, and provide a preview of the sessions they will teach.

Open water practice swims at Lake Pflugerville welcome triathletes, endurance swimmers, and first-timers for structured training in a safe, supportive setting. Organized by SBR Fun Events at the swim beach, the session focuses on building confidence for race conditions, including crowded starts and efficient transitions. Participants refine sighting and drafting, try time trial starts, and practice getting in and out of a wetsuit without race day pressure. Two marked courses, beginner and intermediate, use race buoys to guide navigation. Safety measures include in-water mentors, guides, lifeguards, and kayak support. With easy beach access, it is also a convenient place to rehearse T1 from swim to bike. The atmosphere is non-competitive, educational, and focused on fun. RSVP is required in advance to support safety and organization, and participants receive a full athlete briefing.

Trailside Market returns to Memorial Park with an open-air marketplace set along the Memorial Park Trail. Visitors can browse fresh produce and plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and more from a rotating lineup of local vendors sharing what they grow, create, and craft. It offers a relaxed way to start the weekend with a stroll and coffee in hand as new finds await. Vendor selection and coordination are managed exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and no third-party individuals or organizations are involved in vendor management.

An indoor puzzle swap at Pflugerville Community Church takes place in Building 2 at the back of the grounds. Bringing puzzles is optional. To keep things tidy, seal boxes with tape or place loose pieces in resealable bags. Volunteers are appreciated to take two or three extra puzzles home for temporary storage until the next swap. Look for the cluster of parked cars to find the right building. Questions can be directed to volunteers wearing swap shirts.

Ricky Montijo brings his solo one-man band to Pfluttos Tavern in Pflugerville, blending soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae in a single performance. The tavern offers a straightforward neighborhood vibe with a warm welcome, cold drinks, and live music. Friendly staff, a relaxed group of regulars, and an easygoing setting make it a comfortable place to unwind and take in the show.

Bigfoot Running Company presents a comic book inspired race experience at NE Metro Park, inviting runners to embrace their inner hero or villain across multiple distances. Choose from the Kids Dash, 1 Mile, 5K, Quarter Marathon, or Half Marathon and enjoy a lively atmosphere with music and themed fun throughout the venue. Every finisher receives a medal and a race shirt, with chip timing provided for the 5K, Quarter Marathon, and Half Marathon. Bigfoot trophies and age group awards are up for grabs, and a DJ keeps the energy high at the start and finish. Snacks and aid stations are available to keep participants fueled. A costume contest held before the races offers chances to win a $25 gift card, a complimentary race entry, and a Bigfoot Prize Pack. Families will find youth pricing for ages 12 and under on the 5K and Quarter Marathon. Referral rewards, group discounts, and opportunities to volunteer or volunteer then run are also offered.

Austin Wedding Affair, presented by Uzma Khan, brings wedding professionals and guests together in Round Rock, Texas for a curated showcase of ideas, services, and style. The experience includes a live fashion show, premium vendor booths featuring designers, makeup artists, photographers, decorators, florists, jewelers, caterers, and event planners, along with opportunities to connect with industry experts. Professionals can present their brands and build relationships, while attendees can explore inspiration and meet the teams who bring celebrations to life.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its menu to HTeaO Cedar Park, creating a tasty pairing with HTeaO beverages. The offerings include Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, plus crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Guests can preorder through the CML app to earn rewards. This appearance is cashless, with payment accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in app payments.

North of Luck performs live on the Amatuli Outdoor Stage at Kalahari Resorts in Round Rock. Admission is free, all ages can attend, parking is complimentary, and the event is open to the public. Attendees can enjoy a bar, restaurants, a fire pit, and an African Market during the show.

The season finale of Rock the Block brings LC ROCKS to Downtown Pflugerville for an evening of live music, food vendors, and a lively community vibe with friends and family. This summertime outdoor concert series returns each year with a range of bands, and this closing night wraps up the season on a high note.

Trailside Market returns to Memorial Park with an open-air marketplace set along the scenic trail. Browse farm-fresh produce, garden plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and more, with a rotating selection of local vendors sharing what they grow and create. It offers a relaxed stroll through the park and a welcoming way to start the weekend. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party involvement.

Take a full-day rail journey aboard vintage railcars restored by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers. Explore the train, visit the concession car for refreshments and souvenirs, and admire the historic craftsmanship that makes this moving museum unique. The route covers 66 miles round trip and includes a two-hour layover in Burnet, where there is time to see the historic town square, enjoy lunch, or stop by Wedding Oak Winery before returning to Cedar Park. Suitable for all ages. All ticket purchases are final.

Hutto Market Days is a monthly market at The Gin at the Hutto Co-Op, taking place on the third Saturday of each month.

At Dell Diamond, a baseball game features a matchup against the Tacoma Rainiers, the Seattle Mariners affiliate. As part of a special promotion, the first two thousand fans will receive a cowboy hat courtesy of Covert Hutto.

An in-store signing featuring Derek Riggs, the artist behind Iron Maiden artwork and the creator of Eddie. This appearance provides a chance to see him in person.

Shreya Ghoshal appears at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park in Cedar Park, near Austin, Texas.

Taste of Leander Lunch spotlights local eateries with a tasting event that showcases the city’s lively dining scene. Attendees can try a range of offerings from well loved restaurants, uncover new places to visit, and connect with other food enthusiasts and neighbors. Those participating in the New Member Orientation already have a lunch ticket included with their orientation registration, so no additional sign up for the luncheon is required.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, joined by Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. The set features favorites such as This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new selections from his album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. The schedule is subject to change. To help prevent ticket scams, third party resale is not allowed on TPR event pages, and only purchases through the official outlet are supported by TPR and keep you connected with important event updates.

The 6th Annual Holes 4 Hunger Golf Tournament brings golfers and supporters together at The Golf Club Star Ranch to benefit the Hutto Resource Center. The event helps provide food, support, and assistance for families in Hutto and nearby communities while teams enjoy a morning on the course. Highlights include a hole in one contest, longest drive, putting, and closest to the pin, along with a silent auction and prizes. Participation can include playing, sponsoring, donating, or sharing the word to strengthen local impact. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses and community partners. Team registration and sponsorships are open, and mulligans may be secured in advance. It is a chance to play with purpose and support neighbors in need.

Climb aboard a classic Central Texas rail adventure in fully restored vintage railcars tended by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers. This full-day outing covers 66 miles round trip between Cedar Park and Burnet, offering the feel of traditional rail travel from the first whistle to the relaxed return. Guests can move through the train, pick up refreshments and souvenirs in the concession car, and take in the craftsmanship that brings this living museum to life. A two-hour layover in Burnet allows time to explore the historic town square, enjoy lunch, or visit Wedding Oak Winery before reboarding for the ride back. This experience is open to all ages. All sales are final.

Trailside Market returns for 2026 at Memorial Park in Round Rock, offering an open-air marketplace along the park trail. Browse fresh produce, plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and more from local vendors, with a different mix featured each week. Vendor selection and coordination are managed exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and no third-party individuals or organizations are involved.

Marking its tenth year, this annual library convention that began in 2016 gathers authors and artists from across Texas to celebrate comic books, manga and anime, cosplay, and gaming. It welcomes attendees of all ages and aims to be inclusive and fun for everyone. Special guests showcase the wide diversity found throughout comics and pop culture.

Ricky Montijo brings a one-man band set that blends soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae to Pfluttos Tavern in Pflugerville. The bar offers a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere with friendly staff, loyal regulars, and cold drinks. It is a comfortable spot to settle in for live music and an easy night out.

This free event features more than 30 vendor and rescue booths with adoptable dogs. Music from DJ Nando sets the tone, with training demonstrations and thousands of dollars being given to rescues in attendance. The Sam Bass Fire Department offers a touch a truck experience, and a cruelty police officer will speak about animal cruelty and how to report it. Leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome, and Superman will make a special appearance.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Kin Faux returns to Back Porch Social in Round Rock, Texas for a show. Ticket information will be shared soon.

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.

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.

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.