Events in Pflugerville today

Cousins Maine Lobster visits HTeaO Cedar Park with a lineup of seafood favorites that pair well with HTeaO drinks. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, plus whoopie pies and additional selections. Preordering is available through the CML app and rewards are offered. This is a cashless service that accepts all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

Homeschool students ages 8 to 17 can build archery skills in a session designed for all levels, from first-time shooters to experienced archers. Participants will learn essential range safety, get comfortable with the equipment, and practice the fundamental steps of a shot. Closed-toed footwear is required. The drop-in fee is $30 and includes gear, or choose a $100 monthly membership. Capacity is limited.

Austin SSC Kids fall leagues are gearing up for a new season, with early bird registration now available for soccer, T-ball, and baseball. Play is offered across Pflugerville, Austin, Manchaca, and Buda. The season will begin with multiple start date options, giving families flexibility when planning.

Connect with fellow professionals at a business networking luncheon presented by the BXN Pflugerville Chapter at Prost Alehouse Texas. The format encourages conversation and referrals through an interactive environment designed to spark new business opportunities. The agenda features open networking while placing lunch orders, followed by announcements and introductions, a focused networking activity, then a wrap up with additional time to connect. The event is supported by BXN sponsors including Almaraz Law, PepTribe, 1-800-JUNKPRO Austin, Farmers Insurance, Bradenn Pools, KEYSS, American Eagle Plumbing, Luna Tech Managed IT Services, Dolan Mortgage Team, Genuine Automotive & Diesel, Balarini Floors, KingFisher Roofing, Horizon Realty, Truist Financial, Dynamic Electrical Service, and Temperature Pro.

Chipotle Spirit Night raises funds for Hutto Middle School Cheer. During this fundraiser, 25 percent of event sales are donated to the cheer program. To have a purchase count, present the flyer in the restaurant or place an online pickup order using code EL8EDMK. Every burrito bowl, taco, and burrito contributes, supporting the athletes and strengthening school spirit.

Networking Local’s Keep Business Local Happy Hour is a free networking meetup in a mingle format that highlights community-minded connections. Hosted at the Scottsdale location of Red Horn Brewery & Roastery in Cedar Park, it offers a relaxed setting to meet nearby business owners and neighbors. The venue serves beer and pub-style food, with nonalcoholic choices such as coffee and soda available. Organizers request RSVPs so space can be reserved and the host can plan accordingly. The focus is on building relationships and supporting local businesses.

Gather at The Brass Tap Round Rock for a weekly live trivia night that is free to play and rewards the top three teams with prizes. Each team only needs one smart device to submit answers, so charge up before you start. Seating is first come, first served, so showing up early helps you lock in a table. Portable chargers are a smart backup if your battery runs low. Bring friends, order a drink, and put your knowledge to the test.

Name That Tune Bingo brings a music-filled game night to The Fieldhouse at The Crossover CPTX, hosted by Texas Red Entertainment. Players listen to a blend of classic favorites and current hits, identify each song to mark their bingo cards, and compete for fun prizes. Expect great music and a welcoming atmosphere, with food and drinks available. It is free to play and a good choice for friends and families looking for an entertaining outing.

Geeks Who Drink brings Boombox Bingo to Pixel Palace, a music-centered twist tailored for fans of tunes and geek culture. As the venue’s second Geeks Who Drink event night, it adds another way to unwind and play. Expect a relaxed vibe, a lively soundtrack, and beverages to sip while the music keeps things moving.

Set out from Lake Creek Park for a supportive, no-drop community ride that welcomes cyclists, triathletes, and casual riders. Expect about 45 to 60 minutes on the bike with two pace options. The Spicy group aims for roughly 12 miles at 12 mph or above on a longer downtown route with more traffic exposure, a good fit for building endurance and speed. The Jazzy group covers about 10 miles at 10 mph or above on a path‑focused route with fewer cars and a conversational pace, ideal for base miles, recovery, and newer riders. Regroup points are built in, all bikes are welcome, and the environment is coed and encouraging. Participants should bring a helmet along with front and rear lights.

At Dell Diamond, a game against the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Houston Astros affiliate, sets the stage for Bark in the Park, presented by Subaru of Georgetown. Dog owners can stop by The Pet Gal and Tomlinson's Feed under the Home Run Porch along the left-field concourse for pet-friendly highlights. The night also features Thrifty Thursday, presented by Firetrol Protection Systems, with value deals that include $10 tickets plus taxes and fees in the Lawn, Home Run Porch, and Reserved 3 sections, $4 Express Nachos and $4 small popcorn, and beverage offers such as $4 24 ounce fountain sodas, $4 16 ounce domestic drafts, and $7 16 ounce craft drafts.

This free event is part of the KOKE FM Texas Nights Series, offering an evening at no cost.

Latin Nights at Wild West Cedar Park blend a beginner-level bachata lesson with professional instructors Haley and Frida and a lively social afterward. No partner is required, and partner rotation is available but optional for those who prefer to stay with their own companion. DJ Guapea keeps the floor moving with bachata and salsa, plus cumbia and merengue. Cover is $10 for the class plus social or $5 for the social only. The venue offers free parking, multiple bars with great drinks and welcoming bartenders, a spacious real-wood dance floor featuring a raised solid oak surface in a racetrack-style layout, and strong air conditioning. The night is presented by Wild West and Planet Music Austin.

An easygoing meetup for Austin’s insurance community, ATX Agent Hangout heads to Sim Creek Golf Performance Studio for conversation, connection, and a bit of friendly competition in the golf simulator bays. Attendees can expect food and drinks alongside casual chats with agents, brokers, carriers, and other industry professionals. The atmosphere favors relationship building over elevator pitches or lengthy presentations, creating space to meet new people and strengthen ties across the local industry. Seasoned veterans and those new to insurance will find a welcoming setting to connect, share ideas, and enjoy time together.

North of Luck performs live at Kalahari Resorts - Round Rock on the Amatuli outdoor stage. Admission is free, the event is open to all ages, and complimentary parking is available. Guests can enjoy the bar, dining options, a fire pit, and an African market while taking in the music.

Hotel Viata’s Eat the Film series presents a whimsical edition centered on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, pairing a special screening with an immersive culinary experience. Whimsical desserts, creative flavors, and courses paced with memorable moments from the film turn the story into a culinary journey. The menu features chocolate themed treats, bright confections, and nostalgic touches for both children and adults under the Hill Country sky. It is a cinematic night made to be tasted as much as watched.

Hosted by Bigfoot Running Company, this summer race offers options for every pace, including a Kids Dash, 1 mile, 5K, Quarter Marathon, and Half Marathon. The route features park scenery with shady stretches and warm‑weather views. The location is pending, with Lake Pflugerville Park listed. Every participant earns a finisher medal and a soft race shirt, and chip timing is provided for the 5K, Quarter Marathon, and Half Marathon. Awards include age group honors and Bigfoot trophies. Expect on-site support with a DJ at the rally tent, snacks and water, and multiple aid stations. Packet pickup is available before the races begin. Extras include youth pricing for ages 12 and under at $15 for the 5K and Quarter Marathon, a referral perk that gives $20 back after five friends sign up, team discounts, and opportunities to volunteer or volunteer then run. Whether aiming for a personal best or enjoying a seasonal challenge, the event focuses on fun, safety, and a positive experience for all participants.

Hutto Market Days takes place at The Gin at the Hutto Co-Op. This market returns every third Saturday.

Set along the Memorial Park Trail in Round Rock, this open-air marketplace highlights local growers and makers. Expect seasonal produce and plants, handmade goods, original artwork, baked treats, preserves, and other specialties, with a vendor lineup that changes from market to market. The park setting invites an easy stroll between booths with coffee and sunshine for company. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and no third-party organizations manage vendors.

A vintage train excursion travels the Bertram Flyer route from Cedar Park into the Texas Hill Country, crossing Short Creek Canyon and the 300-foot South San Gabriel trestle before returning to Cedar Park. Riders settle into restored railcars from the 1930s through the 1950s behind a diesel locomotive. This outing features a Wild West theme, inviting a touch of cowboy flair. The trip 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. The ride welcomes all ages, and all sales are final.

Celebrate the opening of the new 7,000 square foot Gracie Barra Cedar Park academy with a full day dedicated to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and community. All experience levels are welcome, from first timers to longtime practitioners. Explore the facility, meet the coaching team and students, and learn about programs for both kids and adults. Highlights include a seminar with Lucas Valente, a beginner-friendly introduction to Jiu-Jitsu, an anti-bullying session paired with Level 3 women’s self-defense, and a class designed for parents and children to train together. Family activities run throughout the celebration, including face painting, music from a DJ, a bounce house, barbecue, a playful water gun activity, and more. Admission is free and open to everyone.

The Round Rock Farmers Market takes place on Saturdays at Rock Creek Plaza and features new items each week. Custom orders are available.

Meridian Day gathers the Meridian community at Typhoon Texas Waterpark in Austin for a full day of family friendly fun. A reserved pavilion will be available for Meridian families to use throughout the day. Discounted admission is available by using the promo code MERIDIANDAY26 when purchasing online. An optional meal and unlimited drinks wristband is available for $15.99 per person. Families and friends can relax, meet up at the pavilion, and enjoy a day at the waterpark together.

At Soul Strong Yoga, Summer Sounds brings together a restorative sound healing experience and permanent jewelry by Golden Light Co. The gathering begins with a 90 minute immersive sound bath led by Jessica Cross and Julie Afsahi, featuring crystal singing bowls, gongs, a crystal harp, a rain maker, chimes, a handpan, and more. After the sound bath, participants move into a brief guided meditation and intention setting, selecting a personal intention to carry forward. Light refreshments are then offered in the boutique while attendees explore permanent jewelry from Golden Light Co. Registration includes one piece of permanent jewelry, either a bracelet or an anklet, chosen from a curated selection of chains to reflect the intention set during practice. Open to all, no previous experience is needed. Capacity is limited and pre-registration is required.

Desi Lamhe and Navrus School of Performing Arts present a celebration of India’s independence that honors freedom and unity, billed as Austin’s largest patriotic gathering. The centerpiece is the live production Ye Jo Des Hai Mera, directed by Milind Oak with narration by Nachiket Devasthali, featuring vocalists Jitendra Abhyankar, Chaitanya Kulkarni, Abhilasha Chellam, and Malvika Dixit alongside dancers Kunal Phadke, Abhishek Havargi, Rutuja Ingle, and Riya Desai. The program also includes a children’s fashion showcase with participants dressed to represent their states, plus cultural performances, food, and dancing. Complimentary water and soft drinks will be available so guests can stay refreshed. The celebration takes place at Haute Spot.

The countdown has begun for a reunion show at Hanover’s Draught Haus, marking a special return to the stage.

At Haute Spot, this celebration of India’s spirit features patriotism, music, and cultural pride. Families and community members gather for moving performances, energetic entertainment, and memorable moments that honor the nation’s heritage.

Celebrate the blues with soulful sounds and toe tapping rhythms. This easygoing, music-focused gathering offers fans a chance to immerse in classic blues vibes.

Experience explosive 80s and 90s hits at The Fieldhouse. A high-energy soundtrack of songs from both decades sets a nostalgic tone.

A matchup at the ballpark features the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Houston Astros affiliate. AARP presents a Western-style shirt giveaway for the first two thousand fans, and all shirts are size large.

Comedy plays like a sport in this unscripted improv match where two teams face off in quick games, scenes, and challenges inspired by audience suggestions. Every moment is created in the room, and the crowd helps decide the winner. Expect clean comedy that appeals to adults while staying family friendly, interactive participation that never aims to embarrass, and a lively pace with plenty of laughs. This long-running Austin tradition, now presented exclusively in Round Rock, is similar in spirit to shows like Whose Line Is It Anyway? or Dropout. The event takes place at Premier Music Academy in Round Rock, an intimate setting with clear sightlines and a warm, welcoming feel. Seating is reserved, so your spots are set in advance without any rush. Ideal for date nights, family outings, and groups of friends looking for something different.