This weekend in Pflugerville, TX

This family friendly walk supports St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital through a year round awareness effort in the Austin area, and it is one of 40 city events held in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. The experience is free and noncompetitive, offering one mile and three mile loop options for participants of many ages and abilities. Families, friends, workplace groups and community organizations often take part together, with many forming teams, setting fundraising goals and sharing their progress to help advance research and treatment for childhood cancer and other serious illnesses. The day centers on community, encouragement and real stories from St. Jude families, with a shared focus on bringing hope to children in need. A Kids Dash is also included.

The Elgin VFW hosts a weekly flea market with vendors from many places offering antiques, collectibles, handmade crafts, tools, clothing, and more. Local food trucks serve a variety of eats on site. Vendors usually set up early and stay until they have packed up. The market fosters a welcoming community atmosphere for both shoppers and sellers, and vendor opportunities are available.

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.

Live at Lakeview: Fit Fest brings a morning of fitness, fun, and community to the Lakeview Stage at Old Settlers Park at Palm Valley. The event celebrates National Family Health & Fitness Day and encourages families to get active together, welcoming all ages and fitness levels. Activities include group fitness classes, engaging fitness challenges, local vendors, prizes, and more. Attendees planning to take a class should bring their own mat. It is a friendly opportunity to try something new, stay moving, and enjoy a healthy start to the day in Round Rock.

The City-Wide Vintage Sale, a Texas mainstay since 1977 and recognized as the state’s largest vintage show, fills 45,000 square feet at the Palmer Events Center in Austin with a wide mix of nostalgic and stylish finds. Vendors travel from across Texas and beyond to gather under one roof, creating an expansive marketplace for seasoned collectors and casual browsers alike. Admission is $10 for adults, and children 12 and under are free. A single admission is valid for both days. Tickets are available at the door or online. Cash and cards are accepted, with an ATM located in the lobby. A snack bar offers food and drinks, including adult beverages. Service dogs only are permitted. Early in the weekend tends to offer the broadest selection, while later hours can bring better bargains.

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.

An in-store, hands-on sewing class centered on creating a stylish, practical tote while trying out Janome machines. With guidance from Janome Educator Sam Fung, participants will complete a 13" x 11" x 3" bag and explore key capabilities of the Continental M17, M8, and 9480 such as the A.S.R. (Accurate Stitch Regulator), Ruler Work quilting, and the AcuFeed Dual Feed system. Decorative elements using Janome's Mirage and other specialty stitches add a personalized finish. Cost is $50.

Browse the Round Rock Farmers Market at Rock Creek Plaza in Round Rock, where offerings change weekly and custom orders are welcome.

FrankenBike Austin #241 brings a community bicycle marketplace to BikeTexas, where cyclists can find deals on accessories, parts, and complete bicycles that are ready to ride. Admission is free for shoppers, and sellers can set up at no cost, though vendor registration is required. Vendors may bring bicycles, parts, accessories, and other bike-related gear, along with a 12-by-12 tent, tables, and chairs. Please check in with the FrankenBike event organizer, Chris Gross, upon arrival before unloading or setting up. Keep all merchandise within your tent or assigned space, and place items on tables or a tarp rather than directly on the ground to reduce trip hazards. This gathering takes place at a host venue, so please respect the space and prioritize safety. Vendors may set up at any point during the event after checking in.

Papa James Sauce will be popping up at Big Boss Bundles in Pflugerville on a recurring basis. For confirmation, text (661) 674-9085.

This free, family-friendly festival at the Austin ISD Performing Arts Center celebrates Chinese heritage and the wider multicultural community. It begins with a lively Lion Dance that signifies good fortune, prosperity, and unity. A continuous stage program features traditional and contemporary music and dance, instrumental performances, opera, martial arts demonstrations, and collaborations with artists from other cultures that reflect Austin's diversity. Interactive exhibits explore history, customs, crafts, literature, and heritage, and local organizations host booths with cultural connections, educational resources, and community services. Families and children can enjoy traditional games and hands-on activities that encourage learning through play. Food offerings highlight authentic Chinese and other Asian cuisines, from regional specialties to favorite festival treats. This edition coincides with the Mid-Autumn Festival, known as 中秋节, which honors family reunions, moon appreciation, and sharing mooncakes. The event also marks the 10-year anniversary of the Austin Chinese-American Network.

Follow the drum’s rhythm to explore deeper layers of self. With JennyO and the energy of the Full Moon, this afternoon centers on drumming, reflection, release, and renewal. Rooted in Indigenous traditions, the medicine drum serves ceremony, healing, and connection. Research suggests that steady rhythms can ease stress, support well-being, and help bring analytical and intuitive thinking into greater harmony, often opening the way to clarity, insight, and inner awareness. In community, participants connect with the beat, listen within, and align with the Full Moon’s transformative pull.

Embrace fall with a hands-on cake decorating workshop focused on creating an elegant pumpkin-themed drip cake. Participants learn how to achieve a smooth buttercream finish, add a polished drip, pipe pumpkin motifs, and style the design with warm autumn colors and inviting textures. The session welcomes beginners and includes step-by-step instruction with helpful tips throughout, and all materials are provided. It is a seasonal activity suited to friends, families, and anyone who enjoys cake design. Everyone leaves with a finished, autumn-inspired cake crafted by their own hands.

Explore Central East Austin on a guided walking taco tour that spotlights taquerias recognized on a national stage, from places noted by Michelin to long-loved neighborhood favorites. Cover roughly a mile while visiting four standout eateries and three vibrant murals, pairing flavorful bites with local art and culture. Sample a wide range of tastes, including tacos enriched with mole, tender barbacoa, smoky birria consomé, and creamy horchata, with fresh garden garnishes bringing everything together. Designed for groups of 3 to 14 guests, this experience includes non-alcoholic drinks and restaurant gratuities. An optional drink package is available for $35, and corporate or private tours can be arranged.

Jorden leads a supportive two-hour workshop combining therapeutic yoga, meditative doodling, and restorative techniques to help rekindle creative flow. Timed with the approach of the August Sturgeon Moon, it welcomes all levels and encourages reflection, inspiration, and gentle renewal. Materials are provided.

Set out for an easy three mile hike at Walnut Creek Park at a relaxed, social pace. The route is out and back with a mix of sunny stretches and shaded sections, and dogs are welcome. Meet at the Walnut Creek Trail parking lot by Walnut Creek Pool near the main trail entrance. Attendees are asked to RSVP. If arriving a few minutes late, send a DM or a quick text so the group knows to wait. For questions or arrival updates, contact Will at (512) 810-6020 or Patricia at (512) 293-4908.

An afternoon performance in the White Tiger courtyard on Historic South Congress features an acoustic duo and trio delivering Top 40 covers across pop, rock, and soul. The performers take requests, with choices ranging from Michael Jackson to Taylor Swift. It suits early clock-outs, vacationers, and locals looking to start the weekend. Happy Hour is available, along with Asian-style bites.

Cirque Du Rave brings a high-voltage fusion of circus artistry and rave culture to Austin, transforming The Courtyard ATX into a kaleidoscope of sound, light, and motion. Expect immersive staging, dynamic circus performances, and driving dance music that keeps the atmosphere charged. This is where underground rhythms meet show-stopping theatrics, creating an experience designed to make every moment feel unforgettable.

Getter brings a high-impact night of electronic music to The Far Out Lounge and Stage with special guests Staysick, VNDETTA, Raddix, and Zhonk. Known for fusing hard-hitting bass with vivid emotion, he emerged from the dubstep underground with releases on OWSLA and Firepower Records. His work spans festival-sized bangers and the reflective album Visceral, which blends hip hop, ambient, and alternative influences. Live, he moves between surging energy and moody atmospheres, shaping a set that connects on both a physical and emotional level. Parking is limited at the venue, and rideshares are encouraged.

Vocal Edge celebrates 20 years with a community gathering at the Allen R Baca Senior Center. It is a chance to reconnect with familiar faces and meet new ones. There will be food, plenty of fun, and an open mic where attendees keep the entertainment going by sharing songs.

Getter hits the stage at Far Lounge in Austin for a night packed with thunderous low end, boundary-crossing production, and raw intensity. Recognized for pushing the limits of electronic music, he delivers trademark heavy drops, filmic sound design, and unexpected twists, bringing that high-energy blend straight to Austin.

Emo's hosts a North American tour stop headlined by The Menzingers, with performances by Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends. Ticket access includes a public onsale, as well as Spotify and Live Nation presales.

Take part in an interactive true crime dinner show where guests investigate a laugh filled yet tricky case while enjoying dinner. The culprit could be mingling right alongside the crowd, and at any moment a guest may be singled out as a suspect. The mystery unfolds in the present and in real time, with actors seamlessly mixed in among the audience. The atmosphere is social and interactive, and the experience is suitable for adults.

Indigo Girls bring their Grammy-winning sound to ACL Live with special guest Linda Perry. All ages are welcome. Please note there is a strict limit of six tickets per household and orders over this limit may be canceled without notice. Across four decades, Emily Saliers and Amy Ray have released 16 studio albums and sold more than 15 million records, helping open doors for queer artists in the mainstream. They began in Atlanta venues before signing to Epic Records in 1988. Their self-titled major-label debut surpassed two million in sales on the strength of songs like “Closer to Fine” and “Kid Fears,” starting a run of six consecutive Gold or Platinum releases. Their most recent album, Look Long, gathers a heartfelt, wide-ranging collection recorded with a seasoned band. Beyond the stage, they champion causes including racial justice and reproductive rights through Project Say Something, immigration reform with El Refugio, LGBTQ advocacy, education via Imagination Library, death penalty reform, and Native American rights through First Peoples Fund. A new wave of listeners discovered their music when “Closer to Fine” appeared in the film Barbie. Their 2024 documentary, Indigo Girls: It’s Only Life After All, directed by Alexandria Bombach, weaves decades of personal footage with present-day moments, was recognized as a New York Times Critics Pick, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2023, screened at SXSW, Tribeca, and Hot Docs, and is now on Netflix. Their catalog also fuels the 2023 jukebox musical film Glitter & Doom, featuring appearances by Lea DeLaria, Tig Notaro, Kate Pierson of The B-52s, and Peppermint, along with a cameo from Saliers and Ray. Onstage, their concerts often evolve into spirited singalongs that underscore the strong connection they share with their audience.

Resound Presents hosts Brown Horse for an indoor performance at Mohawk. This all-ages concert welcomes attendees of every age, with tickets available.

Gable Price and Friends appear at Brushy Street Commons.

Moontower Comedy brings Jenny Tian to The State Theatre with her show Ripe. A mainstay of Sydney stand up, she broke out online during the pandemic, racking up millions of likes and building a following of more than one million across platforms. Her debut hour, Picture This, played sold out dates along Australia’s east coast before being released as a YouTube special that has drawn over 900,000 views. The follow up, Chinese Australian: A Tale of Internet Fame, sold out around the country and led to her first runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and the Boulevard Theatre in the West End, both of which also sold out. Her momentum continued with appearances at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala in 2024 and 2025 and a turn on Taskmaster AU season 2 that earned a Logie nomination for Best New Talent. She was selected for the Skip Ahead funding initiative from Screen Aus and YouTube and keeps weaving her online creativity into her live work. After time in London, she is now based in New York and has completed her first US tour with her latest hour, Jenny’s Travels.

In Austin, The Black Art Gala offers a curated celebration of emerging Black artisans, blending visual mastery with a strong sense of community that reflects the city’s creative energy and cultural legacy. Guests can explore an exhibition of vivid portraiture and standout works from promising local Black visual artists while enjoying soulful live performances and carefully selected music that honors heritage. A premium selection of cocktails and tapas will be available to keep conversations flowing and connections growing. Centered on the mission of celebrating and empowering new voices, this gathering welcomes collectors, those interested in networking with rising talent, and anyone eager to immerse in the beauty of Black culture. Elegant attire is encouraged. The organizers are currently accepting visual artists, vendors offering curated apparel, goods, and art, as well as sponsors and community partners.

The Black Sparrow Showcase spotlights artists chosen from Open Mic Nights in a ticketed, attentive listening-room setting. The lineup features Zak Fernandez, Karen Naomi, and Burton Myers. Fernandez, a Central Texas folk and Americana songwriter, is known for melodic, pattern-rich fingerstyle guitar and songs that move from free-flowing reflection to tightly crafted storytelling. Karen Naomi offers smooth vocals and introspective writing shaped by pop, rock, and soul influences, favoring memorable melodies and thoughtful lyricism with a tone that blends a bit of angst with gratitude while seeking connection. Burton Myers, a folk singer from Bryan, Texas, rounds out the bill. There is a $10 cover, and all proceeds are paid directly to the performers at the end of the show.

San Diego FC travels to face Austin FC at Q2 Stadium in a late-season matchup with potential implications for the standings. The teams bring contrasting styles, setting up a compelling contest on the pitch. Spectators can catch the action at the stadium.

Experience a quick-fire improv showdown where two teams of comedians face off in games, scenes, and on-the-spot challenges built from audience suggestions. No two performances are alike, and the crowd helps choose the winner. Expect clean humor that resonates with adults, family-friendly fun that never feels like a kids show, and interactive moments that involve the audience without putting anyone on the spot. This long-running Austin tradition is now presented exclusively in Round Rock. The show takes place at Premier Music Academy, an intimate venue known for comfortable sightlines and a welcoming atmosphere. Reserved seating removes the rush to find a spot. It suits date nights, families, friend groups, and anyone seeking something lively and different.

Fire & Heart brings an energetic salute to the women who shaped 80s rock at Bar Louie Round Rock, with songs by Pat Benatar, Heart, and more. Expect familiar anthems, powerhouse vocals, and a touch of edge throughout the set. Admission is free. Beginning in June, the band appears on the last Saturday of each month, creating a regular spot for fans to enjoy live music with friends.

A lively Latin social centered on rhythm, movement, and connection. The evening begins with Salsa and Bachata instruction, featuring Salsa with Rhythm House and a Bachata class with Favian Bustos, then transitions into open social dancing. Admission options include $20 for classes plus the social or $10 for the social only. No partner is needed and all experience levels are welcome, making it easy to meet others, dance, and be part of the community vibe on the floor.

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.

Set out from Sun & Ski Sports in Austin for a welcoming road ride tailored to beginner and intermediate cyclists. Expect roughly 25 miles at a social pace of about 15 mph, ideal for building endurance, gaining comfort in a pack, and enjoying easygoing miles with friendly riders. The ride follows a no-drop format, so no one is left behind. Bring a road bike, a helmet, and water, then enjoy the camaraderie that comes with shared miles.

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.

Align with the subtle pull of the moon on a guided hike through the conserved trails of Wild Basin Preserve, offered monthly and timed with the full moon. The experience invites a gentler pace and a renewed connection to the outdoors, fostering a steady sense of inner balance. After a free shuttle ride from Hotel Viata, participants explore peaceful Hill Country paths as a knowledgeable guide incorporates standing yoga poses, mindful breathing, and quiet reflection. The intention is to let go of what no longer serves, making room for clarity, renewal, and personal insight. With the Texas Hill Country and a wide open sky as steady companions, this nature-centered ritual supports both body and spirit while encouraging connection with something larger. Attendees receive 50% off a Spa Access Pass on the same day, including use of Spa Viata’s sauna, steam room, locker rooms, restrooms, relaxing lounge, heated outdoor pool, and hot tub. The pass can be purchased day-of from the spa receptionist, and a 24 hour cancellation policy applies. The shuttle departs from Hotel Viata at the scheduled start and returns afterward. Wear clothing suitable for hiking and gentle yoga stretching.

Babies & Bumps brings its first annual Austin conference-style gathering to Marriott North Austin Round Rock, designed for new and expecting families. The day starts with a panel conversation led by founder Monica Infante and trusted local experts, continues with a curated exhibitor floor featuring local businesses and top brands alongside classes, demonstrations, shopping, and complimentary activities, and concludes with a keynote by internationally recognized baby gear expert and Child Passenger Safety Technician Jamie Grayson. He will also spend time earlier in the day on the floor offering hands-on guidance and answering questions about baby gear. Educational sessions cover a wide range of pregnancy and parenting topics, such as writing a birth plan, the fourth trimester and postpartum recovery, and baby’s first foods. Interactive demonstrations focus on practical skills to use at home, including infant CPR, selecting the right breast pump, and comfort measures for labor. Babies & Bumps is a small, family-run business with a mission to educate and empower parents. The program is built to connect people with helpful resources before they are needed and to encourage real conversations about pregnancy, birth, and life with a baby. It welcomes all moms, dads, parents-to-be, adoptive parents, people TTC, caregivers, and anyone with a baby in their life or one on the way. The environment centers on support, useful information, and community without pressure or judgment. Amenities include a comfortable lounge for nursing, pumping, and feeding, food and beverages available for purchase at the hotel, and plentiful parking. Raffle prizes donated by sponsors, local businesses, and brands raise funds for the Mothers' Milk Bank at Austin, with all raffle proceeds benefiting the organization. Gift bags, a grand prize drawing, and additional giveaways, including during Jamie Grayson’s keynote, add to the experience. Giveaway offerings vary by ticket type.

An in-store sewing workshop priced at $50 focuses on making a compact tote suited to everyday items and short outings. Guided by Janome Educator Sam Fung, participants sew a bag measuring 13 x 11 x 3 inches while getting hands-on time with Janome Continental M17, M8, and 9480 machines. Instruction highlights features such as the A.S.R. (Accurate Stitch Regulator), Ruler Work quilting, and the AcuFeed Dual Feed system. Decorative stitching, including Mirage and other specialty options, adds a personalized finish to the project.

Experience a fourth Sunday artisan market in Taylor that highlights talented local makers. Spend the afternoon exploring downtown with a coffee, meeting neighbors, and supporting small businesses. Booths fill the sidewalks outside Silver Moon Curios, creating a charming scene of handcrafted goods and a touch of whimsy. Admission is free and the atmosphere is welcoming for all ages. Vendors interested in participating can email silverheartmarket@gmail.com for application details.

FreezerBurn Town Hall brings the community together at the pavilion in Roy Guerrero Metropolitan Park for an open conversation with FreezerBurn Leadership. Attendees can hear important organizational updates, including information about ticket dates and available leadership roles, then take part in selecting a theme. Theme camps and art projects are welcome to table and should bring their own table and any other supplies. Participants may bring whatever they like within the guidelines. Please do not bring glass, do not smoke, and do not conduct fundraising or sales. A microphone segment is planned as part of the gathering.

H-E-B Free Fourth Sunday offers complimentary museum admission for all ages at the Texas Science & Natural History Museum. Visitors can explore Texas natural history, from the planet's beginnings and the age of dinosaurs to the wildlife that lives here today. Highlights include fossils of dinosaurs and other ancient creatures, exhibits featuring Texas wildlife, the chance to touch real meteorites, and a walk beneath a pterosaur with a 33 foot wingspan beside a towering tyrannosaur. New for visitors, Epic Encounters presents a refreshed paleontology gallery that combines scientific discovery with immersive design and interactive experiences. No tickets are required. Information about directions, parking, accessibility, and strollers is available on the museum website.

Settle in for relaxed Commander games at Bell's Gaming Center, where the focus stays on friendly matches rather than competition. Admission is $6, or $5 when paid in cash, and there is no prize support. Attendees who are 21 or older are welcome to bring their own alcoholic beverages, and outside food and drinks are allowed.

A weekly Sunday gathering at Esquina Tango Austin centers on kizomba and urban kiz with Kiz ATX. Kizomba traces its roots to Angola, while urban kiz connects that heritage to Black American culture through ghetto zouk, a music style shaped by R&B, hip hop, and afro beats. The evening starts with a class taught by Charles Ogar and Alina, followed by an open practice where participants can drill specific concepts, ask questions, or enjoy social dancing. The instructors circulate with feedback, and partners change with each song so everyone gets time on the floor. Newcomers are welcome and no partner or prior experience is required. Experienced dancers are invited to connect with the room and refine their craft. Wear shoes that pivot easily such as flats or smooth soles, avoid heavy grip, and bring water. Class breakdowns are recorded and added to the Kiz ATX library for review during the week. Street parking is available nearby along with a lot behind the venue, and it helps to allow a few extra minutes on busy nights. Each week builds on the last while staying friendly to first timers. Check the event posts to see the specific topic for this Sunday. Presented by Kiz ATX in partnership with Esquina Tango.