Events in Round Rock, TX

Triathletes, endurance swimmers, and first-time open water athletes gather at Lake Pflugerville for a structured practice swim hosted by SBR Fun Events. This session focuses on building race-day confidence in a supportive, high-energy setting that simulates a crowded start. Participants refine essential skills including sighting, drafting, and time-trial entries, and they can rehearse quick wetsuit changes and smooth swim-to-bike transitions with convenient beach access. Two marked courses, beginner and intermediate, are set with race buoys to guide navigation and pacing. Safety is prioritized with in-water mentors and guides, lifeguards, and kayak support. The atmosphere is non-competitive and educational with an emphasis on fun. Advance RSVP is required to manage capacity, maintain safety, and ensure everyone receives the full athlete briefing.

The Hill Country Flyer offers a full-day rail excursion that has become a favorite tradition for families, friends, and neighbors across Central Texas. Guests ride in carefully restored vintage railcars maintained by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers, capturing the spirit of classic railroading. Passengers can walk through the train, pick up refreshments and souvenirs from the concession car, and take in the craftsmanship that makes this rolling museum come alive. A layover in Burnet provides time to wander the historic town square, enjoy lunch, or stop by Wedding Oak Winery before the ride back. The return toward Cedar Park brings the steady rhythm of the rails, easy conversation, and a shared sense of something meaningful. What starts as a simple outing becomes a lasting memory. The journey covers 66 miles round trip with a layover in Burnet. This ride is open to all ages. All sales are final.

Trailside Market brings an open-air marketplace to Memorial Park along the scenic trail, showcasing local flavor and fresh finds. Shoppers can explore a changing mix of vendors offering seasonal produce, plants, handmade crafts, original artwork, baked goods, jams and preserves, and other locally made items. The setting encourages a relaxed visit with coffee and a leisurely walk by the park’s natural scenery. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and no third-party organizations are involved.

Families can look forward to kid friendly activities at Bell each second Saturday. It offers a simple way for children to have fun while everyone enjoys time together.

The Round Rock Farmers Market takes place on Saturdays at Rock Creek Plaza. Shoppers can expect new products each week, along with the option to place custom orders.

A women-focused healing circle presented by Blooming Within Her Foundation offers a welcoming setting to slow down, breathe deeply, and restore in community. The gathering blends prayer, calming meditation, introspective moments, and meaningful conversation with creative practices that nurture strength, faith, and mutual support. Participants can look forward to guided experiences that encourage healing and growth, an atmosphere that invites honest connection, and practical resources for empowerment and purposeful living. Creative expression is used to help release what no longer serves, find balance, and replenish the spirit. Attendees are welcome to arrive as they are and leave feeling acknowledged, supported, and refreshed.

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An indoor puzzle swap takes place at Pflugerville Community Church in Building 2 toward the back of the property, and the cluster of parked cars can help you find it. Participation does not require bringing puzzles. To keep sets intact, seal boxes with tape or put the pieces in resealable bags. Volunteers are appreciated to take two or three additional puzzles home for short-term storage until another swap. If you have questions during the event, speak with anyone wearing a swap shirt.

Austin Dhol Rhythms presents a grand Ganesh Chaturthi celebration paired with a continuous Garba and Dandiya night. The gathering blends devotion, culture, music, and dance, featuring energetic Dhol Tasha drumming, hours of Garba and Dandiya on the floor, a bhajan jam, and cultural showcases. Food vendors and marketplace booths add to the festive atmosphere, and the event is family friendly. Early bird tickets are $10, and children under 5 attend free. Traditional attire is encouraged. For performance or vendor inquiries, contact Lavanya at 531-777-6903. Ganpati Bappa Morya.

A friendly gathering for Rummikub games. The game is simple to learn and enjoyable, and it is open to all ages.

At Round Rock Sports Center, the Austin chapter of Sankara Eye Foundation presents a Navratri celebration that blends music, dance, community spirit, and philanthropy in support of vision-restoring care. Preetysha and Sameer with Shree Shakti return to power the floor with live Garba and Dandiya, while DJ Nish keeps the momentum with a vibrant Bollywood set. An introductory Dandiya workshop welcomes newcomers, and the festivities also feature tasty food and refreshments, cheerful photo moments, and shopping with local vendors. Whether deeply familiar with the tradition or exploring it for the first time, families and friends can come together to celebrate culture and help expand access to sight-saving care.

Enjoy an evening of live music at the Amatuli Stage at Kalahari Resorts in Round Rock. There is no admission charge, parking is free, and the atmosphere is welcoming for kids and families.

Experience an improv showdown where two teams of comedians compete through quickfire games and scenes built from audience suggestions. In the spirit of shows like Whose Line Is It Anyway? and Dropout, every moment is created live, and the crowd helps choose the winner. The humor stays clean and accessible for families while still engaging adults, and the pace keeps the laughs coming. Rooted in Austin since 1986, this long-running tradition now appears exclusively in Round Rock. Performances are held at Premier Music Academy, an intimate setting with clear views and a welcoming feel. Seating is reserved, so your spot is set before the match begins. It suits date nights, family outings, friend groups, and anyone looking for a fun, competitive night of improv.

Escapology Round Rock offers late-night Saturday escape room sessions with a 40 percent discount when you enter the code LATEESCAPE. All experiences are private for your group. Expect cinematic set pieces, immersive narratives, and high-stakes puzzles that hit differently after dark. It works for a late date, a friendly competition, or an after-dinner outing. Saturday nights often fill quickly.

Ricky Montijo brings a solo set blending soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae to Pfluttos Tavern in Pflugerville. The neighborhood bar offers an inviting, unpretentious setting with friendly staff and loyal regulars, a place where locals enjoy cold drinks and live music. It is a laid-back backdrop for his one-man band performance.

At NE Metro Park, a heroes and villains themed race day brings participants together for distances ranging from a kids dash and one mile to a 5K, quarter marathon, and half marathon. Hosted by Bigfoot Running Company, the experience highlights creative costumes, lively music at the start and finish, and a festive atmosphere on course. Every finisher receives a medal and a race shirt. Chip timing is provided for the 5K, quarter marathon, and half marathon, with trophies and age group awards available. Aid stations and snacks help keep everyone fueled along the way. A costume contest offers prizes that include 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 at $15. Referral rewards, group discounts, and options to volunteer or volunteer then run are also available.

Collectors and curious fans meet at The Fieldhouse at The Crossover in Cedar Park for a monthly Mom and Pop Card Show focused on sports cards, Pokémon, and other trading card games. Browse distinctive cards, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and search for rare finds in a relaxed, friendly setting. Food trucks and drinks are available, making it easy to linger while exploring. This event welcomes all ages.

The Mom and Pop Card Show brings a relaxed day of collecting to The Fieldhouse at The Crossover in Cedar Park, with sports cards, Pokémon, and other trading card game collectibles to discover. Browse vendor tables for unique finds, make trades, and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Food trucks and a full bar are on site, with seating available both indoors and outdoors. Free parking is available, and the event is welcoming to collectors of all ages.

The Austin Wedding Affair by Uzma Khan brings the wedding community together in Round Rock, Texas for a showcase of services and style. The event features a live fashion show, premium vendor displays, and opportunities to connect with industry experts. Guests can experience a gala-style atmosphere while designers, makeup artists, photographers, decorators, florists, jewelers, caterers, and planners present their work and highlight their brands.

Settle in at Bell's Gaming Center for a laid-back Commander session focused on friendly games. The entry fee is $6, or $5 when paying with cash, and there are no prizes so the emphasis stays on casual play. Guests who are 21 or older may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are welcome.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to HTeaO in Cedar Park with a lineup that pairs nicely with your favorite iced tea. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a lobster grilled cheese. Warm choices include creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, and whoopie pies add a sweet finish. Preordering is available through the CML app, which also offers rewards. This stop is cashless, and payments are accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and the app.

The meeting takes place in the Lantana Room and is organized by the Capital Area Parkinson’s Society (CAPS). This monthly support group is designed for people living with Parkinson’s and offers a welcoming place to connect with others, share personal experiences, exchange practical insights, and build meaningful connections in a relaxed, encouraging setting. A licensed social worker facilitates the group, providing emotional support and useful coping strategies. Whether newly diagnosed or living with Parkinson’s for years, participants can learn, share, and feel supported. Care partners are welcome, and a separate group meets concurrently to offer space for their own connection and support.

An adult-focused creative night blends casual book conversation with hands-on embellishing for your reads. It is a relaxed, drop-in style gathering that pairs chatting about books with decorating them for a bit of sparkle, a playful nod to bibliotherapy. Attendees are asked to reserve a spot by emailing stephanie@paperbarkbirch.com so materials can be prepared. There is a $10 supply fee, or the activity is free with a book purchase.

Off-Roaders Anonymous brings off-road enthusiasts together at Spare Birdie Public House for a gathering focused on rigs and the trails they explore. Owners of Jeeps, Broncos, Toyotas, and other trail-ready setups meet to trade stories, check out noteworthy builds, and compare notes on modifications and repairs. Newcomers can learn from both seasoned and still-learning drivers, finding ideas for future upgrades. If something broke on the last outing, this is a place to commiserate over a cold drink with people who understand the frustration. It is more than a meetup, it is a community with no registration required.

A live performance takes place on the Amatuli Outdoor Stage. It is all ages, has no cover, offers free parking, and is open to the public. Visitors can also find a bar, restaurants, a fire pit, and an African Market.

Fight Night at The Jungle Movement Academy offers a high-energy way to train with friends, try out skills, and burn off energy. Separate sessions are available for ages 7 to 13 and for ages 14 and up. Participants start with a warmup and instruction on fundamental techniques, then move into sparring. Practice can be hand-to-hand or with weapons, all within a structured, safety-focused environment.

The season finale of Rock the Block brings a live performance by LC ROCKS to Downtown Pflugerville, offering live music, food vendors, and a vibrant community atmosphere. Rock the Block is an annual summer outdoor concert series held on the third Friday of each month from June through September, showcasing a variety of live bands. This closing event wraps up the season with a festive evening in Downtown Pflugerville.

Welcome the 14th season of Yoga on the Plaza with a free, beginner-friendly class at Sharon Prete Main Street Plaza in downtown Round Rock. Presented in partnership with the City of Round Rock, this session offers accessible movement for all bodies, with the option to practice seated using the chairs available at the plaza. Bring a yoga mat or large towel, sunscreen, and water. Expect gentle guidance that supports strength and flexibility, eases aches, calms the nervous system, and promotes better sleep. For questions, email hello@roundrockyoga.com.

Trailside Market returns to Memorial Park with an alfresco marketplace set along the Memorial Park Trail. Explore seasonal produce and plants, handmade goods, original artwork, baked treats, preserves, and more from local vendors. The lineup changes regularly, so each visit brings new creations from growers, makers, and artists. It offers a relaxed way to start the weekend, with a chance to wander the park with a coffee under sunny skies. Vendor selection and coordination are managed solely by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party involvement.

Step onto the Hill Country Flyer for a full-day rail adventure through Central Texas in lovingly restored vintage railcars maintained by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers. Move through the train at your own pace, stop by the concession car for refreshments and souvenirs, and take in the craftsmanship that turns each car into a moving museum. The 66-mile round trip travels between Cedar Park and Burnet, with a two-hour layover in Burnet that offers time to explore the historic town square, share lunch, or visit Wedding Oak Winery before the return ride. As the locomotive guides the train back toward Cedar Park, the steady rhythm of the rails and easy conversation set the tone for a relaxed finish. This ride is open to all ages. All sales are final.

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

Baseball takes center stage at Dell Diamond with a matchup against the Tacoma Rainiers, the Seattle Mariners affiliate. A cowboy hat giveaway, courtesy of Covert Hutto, will be available to the first two thousand fans in attendance.

Presented by The Can’t Even Comedy Show in collaboration with The Fieldhouse at The Crossover, this every-two-months showcase features a blend of stand-up from Los Angeles comedians and local Texas favorites. The lineup is kept under wraps and often includes performers with credits from The Comedy Store, The Improv, BET, Comedy Central, and Joe Rogan’s Mothership Comedy Club. In addition to the comedy, a DJ sets the vibe, with music before and after the show from Austin DJs.

A relaxed car meet at Toyota of Cedar Park brings together off-road builds, classic rides, exotics, and sports cars, along with enthusiasts who simply enjoy checking out distinctive vehicles. The gathering is held in the employee parking lot, with vendors serving coffee and other refreshments. The Toyota of Cedar Park accessories team will be on site. Vehicles of all sizes and styles are welcome, and spectators can explore the lineup. For questions, contact Alda Xhindi at axhindi@toyotacedarpark.com.

At HTeaO in Leander, Cousins Maine Lobster serves a lineup of seafood favorites. Expect Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a gooey lobster grilled cheese. Warm bowls of creamy lobster bisque and classic clam chowder are on offer, and dessert brings whoopie pies and more. Ice-cold sweet tea from HTeaO makes a refreshing pairing. Ordering can be streamlined with the CML app, which also offers rewards. This is a cashless setup, with major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments accepted.

Derek Riggs, the artist behind Iron Maiden's artwork and the creator of Eddie, will be in-store for an in-person appearance. Attendees can meet the illustrator known for bringing the band's mascot to life.

Kids Day at Dell Diamond features a baseball game against the Tacoma Rainiers, the Seattle Mariners affiliate. Before the game, children can enjoy free inflatables and train rides outside the ballpark, and when the game ends kids can run the bases. The event is presented by H-E-B.

The Shreya Ghoshal U-First Experience at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park provides pre-show soundcheck access for the same concert date as the attendee’s ticket, an individual photo opportunity with the artist, and a tour memorabilia kit available only through this fan experience and not sold elsewhere. This experience is valid solely for the corresponding concert date and cannot be used for any other show.

In-person networking at Santiago's Tex-Mex brings professionals together to meet, talk, and build authentic connections. The focus is on trust, creating value, and shared success, offering a space to broaden your network and pick up new perspectives. It suits anyone hoping to grow professional relationships with others who have similar goals, with conversations that can develop into future collaboration.

WilCo Networking presents a free, in-person networking meetup held each month at Santiago's Tex-Mex and Cantina near the Round Rock Outlet Mall. It offers time to make connections in a casual setting, and guests are welcome to bring a friend.

Caleb Gordon brings The Eden Experience to Northpoint Center in Leander, with DJ Cam joining the bill. The concert blends hip hop with faith-centered themes, pairing high-energy production and vivid visuals with thoughtful moments of reflection to create an atmosphere that feels both lively and reverent. VIP guests are welcomed first, followed by a Q&A session. Early entry opens next, general admission follows, and then the show begins. The order of events is subject to change. Tickets are on sale. To protect buyers from scams, TPR does not allow third party ticket resales on its event pages. Only tickets obtained through the official outlet are guaranteed by TPR, and purchases made through third parties may limit access to updates and assistance.

The Taste of Leander Lunch invites guests to explore the city’s culinary scene by sampling a range of dishes from favorite local restaurants while discovering new spots to try. This community-focused gathering celebrates local flavors, offers a chance to meet fellow food lovers and neighbors, and showcases the vibrant dining options in Leander. If you are attending the New Member Orientation, your orientation registration already includes a ticket for the luncheon.

Rockbridge Church, in collaboration with Hill Country Community Ministries, provides a free distribution of fresh produce, eggs, and bread for anyone in need. No pre-qualification is required and everyone is welcome.

KadabraCon 2026 returns to Golfinity with a fan-focused convention celebrating pop culture across cosplay, anime, gaming, comics, artists, vendors, and special guests. Attendees can look forward to immersive panels, photo opportunities, shopping, and a welcoming community atmosphere under one roof. It is designed for dedicated fans, casual con-goers, and creators interested in showcasing their work. Discounted pre-sale tickets are available, and vendor booths can be reserved for those who want to connect with fans and collectors.

Phil Wickham brings his Texas tour to Cedar Park with a stop at HEB Center, offering a 2026 fall showcase that balances thoughtful moments with joyful celebration in a big-stage setting. The set will feature favorites such as This Is Amazing Grace, Living Hope, Battle Belongs, Hymn of Heaven, and House of the Lord, presented with heartfelt intensity and energized by enthusiastic audience participation. Look forward to an evening of uplifting worship and inspiring live music.

Phil Wickham’s Song of the Saints Tour comes to H-E-B Center at Cedar Park in Cedar Park, TX with Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. The event features favorites like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new music from the recently released album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. Tickets are on sale. Event information notes that third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR. event pages and advises purchasing through the official ticketing outlet to avoid scams and to ensure access to updates and assistance.

Phil Wickham takes the stage at HEB Center at Cedar Park in Cedar Park, Texas.

The 6th annual Holes 4 Hunger golf tournament arrives at The Golf Club Star Ranch to benefit the Hutto Resource Center. Form a team, sponsor, donate, or help spread the word, and turn a round of golf into meaningful support for families in Hutto and nearby communities. The day features hole in one, longest drive, putting, and closest to the pin contests, along with a silent auction and prizes. Businesses and community partners can explore sponsorship opportunities to make a local impact. Team registration and sponsorships are available, and mulligans can be arranged in advance. Tee off for a cause and help provide food, support, and assistance to neighbors in need.

Live at Lakeview Fit Fest brings a morning focused on movement and community to the Lakeview Stage in Round Rock. In recognition of National Family Health and Fitness Day, the experience includes group fitness classes, friendly fitness challenges, local vendors, and prizes, with options designed for all ages and fitness levels. If you plan to take a class, remember to bring your own mat. It is an inviting way to get active, discover new activities, and encourage healthy habits with family and friends.

A beloved Central Texas rail excursion offers a full-day journey in beautifully restored vintage cars cared for by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers. Travelers can move through the cars, pick up refreshments and souvenirs in the concession car, and enjoy the craftsmanship that turns the train into a moving museum. The route covers 66 miles round trip with a two hour layover in Burnet, providing time to wander the historic town square, share lunch, or stop by Wedding Oak Winery before boarding again for the ride back to Cedar Park. As the locomotive heads home, the rhythm of the rails and easy conversation set a relaxed pace that turns a simple outing into a lasting memory. This ride welcomes all ages. All sales are final.

Trailside Market returns to Memorial Park with an open-air marketplace set along the Memorial Park Trail. Browse a changing mix of local vendors featuring produce, plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and more. It is a relaxed way to explore the park and enjoy a leisurely stroll while discovering what local makers and growers are offering. All vendor selection and coordination are handled only by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and no third parties are involved.

Now in its tenth year, this annual library convention brings together authors and artists from across Texas to celebrate comics, manga, anime, cosplay, and gaming. Founded in 2016 and hosted at the library each year, it highlights an inclusive, welcoming environment for attendees of all ages. Special guests reflect the wide diversity found throughout comics and pop culture.

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.

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.

Ricky Montijo brings a one man band performance that blends soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae to Pfluttos Tavern in Pflugerville. The performance unfolds in a longtime neighborhood hangout with a welcoming, straightforward feel, where regulars unwind with cold drinks and live music. A friendly crew and an easygoing crowd set the tone for a relaxed night out.

This free event features many vendor and rescue booths with dogs available for adoption. Enjoy music from DJ Nando and watch training demonstrations. The Sam Bass Fire Department will be on site with a touch-a-truck experience. Thousands of dollars will be given to rescues in attendance. Leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome.

Babies & Bumps Austin 2026 brings an intimate, conference-style experience to Marriott North Austin Round Rock, uniting local businesses and top brands with expert-led education, hands-on demonstrations, shopping, complimentary activities, and abundant giveaways. Hosted by B&B, a small family business committed to educating and empowering parents, the event is built on the belief that reliable information combined with meaningful connections leads to confidence. The day starts with a panel conversation led by founder Monica Infante and trusted local experts, focusing on the support families often wish they had before welcoming a baby, and setting the stage for making the most of the resources on site. Throughout the event, a curated exhibitor floor features organizations that serve new and expecting families, offering opportunities to discover local services, shop, take part in activities, and register for classes. Educational sessions cover topics such as creating a birth plan, navigating the fourth trimester and postpartum recovery, and introducing baby’s first foods. Interactive demonstrations teach practical skills to use at home, including infant CPR, selecting the right breast pump, and comfort measures in labor. Internationally recognized baby gear expert and Child Passenger Safety Technician Jamie Grayson will be available on the exhibitor floor for questions and hands-on gear demos, then closes the event with a keynote that walks through products and safety essentials in categories like car seats, strollers, carriers, and high chairs, with prizes for attendees. Amenities include a dedicated lounge offering privacy for nursing, pumping, and feeding. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the hotel, and parking is plentiful. The event welcomes moms, dads, parents-to-be, adoptive parents, people trying to conceive, caregivers, and anyone with a baby in their life or one on the way. Attendees can participate in a raffle featuring prizes from sponsors, local businesses, and brands, with all proceeds benefiting the Mothers' Milk Bank at Austin. Expect generously filled gift bags, a grand prize drawing, and additional prizes during the keynote, with specific giveaways varying by ticket type. Further details about event partners and the session schedule will be shared as the day approaches.

Car enthusiasts gather in Downtown Pflugerville for Coffee & Pfuel, a meet-up with live music, coffee, and a showcase of vehicles. The Pecan Street Collective Market and the City of Pflugerville host this family friendly event, which has become a monthly tradition.

The Pecan Street Collective brings a lively market atmosphere to downtown Pflugerville, showcasing more than 60 local makers with live music adding to the experience. Activity is spread across several hosting locations, including West Pecan Coffee + Beer, Hassell Dental, The Merc, Ceramics n More, Pecan Street Market, and The Sewing Station. Attendees can browse offerings from local vendors and enjoy the tunes while moving between participating spots.

Trailside Market returns in 2026 with an open-air marketplace set beside the trail in Memorial Park. Explore fresh produce, plants, handcrafted items, original artwork, baked goods, jars of preserves, and more from a changing roster of local vendors sharing what they grow and create. It offers a relaxed way to kick off the weekend, with coffee in hand, sunshine above, and time for a leisurely stroll. Vendor selection and coordination are handled only by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team. No third-party groups are involved in vendor management for this market.

Support the Cedar Park High School Cheer Boosters at their annual mattress fundraiser hosted at Cedar Park High School. This one-day sale invites shoppers to try more than 35 mattress styles, with purchases helping raise funds for the boosters. The focus is on value and better sleep while contributing to the program, creating a simple way to shop and support at the same time. This fundraiser is sponsored by the CPHS Cheer Boosters and is conducted independently of CPHS and LISD.

Celebrate the art of the grill at this open-air, all-ages festival featuring live entertainment, refreshing drinks, and a curated lineup of food vendors. Explore Latin American parrilladas alongside global barbecue traditions, with juicy skewers, smoky specialties, flame-kissed vegetables, and even desserts cooked over the coals. Admission is complimentary with required registration. Many vendors offer vegetarian and vegan options. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and pets are not allowed. Photography and video of attendees may be captured during the event.

SUIT brings a blues-centered performance to The Downtown Hall Of Fame. Enjoy live music that celebrates the blues.

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

PinkStrong Ride 2026 returns as a spirited cycling tradition dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness, honoring survivors, fighters, and the loved ones carried in memory. Riders can choose a route that fits their goals, from a 10 mile family-friendly option and a 25 mile scenic cruise to a 35 mile performance challenge, a 45 mile endurance route, and a new 100K, 63 miles, for those chasing extra bragging rights. The experience begins at sunrise with tribute music, features fully stocked rest stops and SAG assistance, and serves up pancakes and pop to keep the celebration going. Participants are encouraged to show their pink pride with tutus, jerseys, and flair, with a prize recognizing the pinkest rider. Rooted in faith, love, and hope, every mile carries meaning for the community, welcoming cyclists of all levels as the region turns pink across Hutto and East Williamson County.

Now in its fifth year, the Kalahari Food & (Not Just) Wine Festival in Round Rock features a Stars, Stripes and Spurs theme that blends a country vibe with big flavor. Sample 30-plus tastings of dishes and signature cocktails from Kalahari restaurants and bars. Sip selections from local and national wine, spirits, and beer brands. Watch chefs from Kalahari take the stage for engaging cooking demos that highlight the resort’s award-winning restaurants. Live music and entertainment run throughout the festival, creating plenty of chances to dance and sing along. Western attire is encouraged, so boots and hats fit right in. General admission is $125 and VIP admission is $200.

This gathering celebrates fall and the spirit of coming together. It centers on community and the warmth of the season.

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

Crystal Falls Golf Course hosts a much anticipated Leander Chamber gathering built around a four-person scramble that blends time on the course with business networking and lighthearted competition. Teams of any skill level are welcome. The team entry fee is $650 and includes green fees, a golf cart, lunch, one drink ticket, and a swag bag. Prizes include trophies and a round of golf for the first place men’s team and the first place women’s team. A $10,000 hole-in-one contest presented by HEB adds extra excitement, along with raffle drawings featuring plenty of prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses seeking added visibility, and space is limited.

Foreigner brings a 50th anniversary tour stop to HEB Center at Cedar Park in Cedar Park, Texas. The concert commemorates five decades of the group with a live performance at this venue.

Trailside Market brings an outdoor marketplace to Memorial Park along the trail, showcasing fresh produce and plants, handmade goods, original artwork, baked treats, preserves, and more from local vendors. The selection changes regularly to highlight what local growers and makers have been cultivating and crafting. The atmosphere is relaxed and stroll-friendly in a park setting. Vendor selection and coordination are handled solely by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party involvement.

The 41st Annual Olde Tyme Days celebrates a longtime Hutto tradition with a full day of hometown entertainment, shopping, favorite foods, and family activities. It highlights the community’s history and spirit while offering live performances, artisan and vendor booths, exhibits from local organizations and businesses, and attractions for all ages that center on Hutto’s heritage and pride. Admission is free. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses, nonprofits, artisans, and food vendors looking to connect with the community, build visibility, generate leads, support a longstanding tradition, and benefit from event promotions.

The Hendrickson Choir brings back its Mattress Fundraiser at Hendrickson High School, a one day event where guests can try more than 35 mattress styles. Explore a wide range of comfort choices, compare options and savings, and find the right fit for better sleep while supporting the school. Families and friends are welcome to come together, try selections, and help spread the word so more people can take part. Invest in your rest and contribute to this effort during a single day of fun shopping for sleep.

Spirit Day is happening at Amy’s Ice Cream. When placing an order online or at the counter, reference Rancho Sienna Elementary PTO.

Families and friends can enjoy a getaway at Kalahari Resorts - Round Rock with a special $189 room rate that includes two queen beds and water park admission for four, with up to two additional guests for $50 each, maximum six per room. A portion of each reservation supports the Caldwell Elementary School PTO. The experience features access to the largest indoor water park in the United States. Room availability is limited.

A vibrant two-night Bollywood Dandiya celebration returns to Austin Sports Center Cedar Park for its second year, presented by G2 Entertainment. Expect traditional Garba alongside Bollywood dance energy, upbeat music, tasty bites and sweets, and a festive, family-friendly atmosphere. The event takes place indoors and offers free parking. Last year sold out. Retail vendors and small businesses are invited to participate and showcase their products, and sponsor opportunities are available.

Trailside Market returns for 2026 at Memorial Park, bringing a lively open air marketplace set along the Memorial Park Trail. Browse produce as well as plants, handmade items, original artwork, baked goods, preserves, and more from a rotating mix of local vendors. Each week brings something new, offering a relaxed start to the weekend with sunshine and a leisurely stroll by the trail. Vendor selection and coordination are managed exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team. No third party individuals or organizations are involved in vendor management for this market.

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

Hello Chaser brings a birthday bash to Sociedad in Downtown Round Rock, celebrating August birthdays, including a salute to their lead vocalist. The show features a mix of pop, rock, and soul classics across decades, with favorites ranging from AC/DC and Aretha Franklin to Beyoncé and The Killers. Sociedad, formerly Alcove Cantina, offers a refreshed space and a new menu, so guests can enjoy dinner and drinks while they take in the music or sing along with friends. There is no cover, and song requests are welcome.

Booking is open for Spirit Night at Kalahari, featuring a one-night stay for $199 with water park passes included. The package centers on a Sunday check-in paired with a student and staff holiday on Monday, giving extra time for water-park fun. Water park admission begins on the day you arrive and continues for the entire day you check out. Last year’s offer sold out early.

Trailside Market returns for 2026 at Memorial Park, offering an open-air shopping experience along the park’s trail. Each market showcases a changing lineup of local vendors sharing what they grow and create, including fresh produce, plants, handmade goods, original art, baked items, preserves, and other finds. It is a relaxed way to ease into the weekend, with plenty of room to stroll and enjoy the scenery. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party involvement.

Plan a fun getaway at Kalahari Resorts - Round Rock with friends and family. Each reservation includes a room and four tickets to the water park. Proceeds will help with school events.

The region’s largest free Festival of Lights returns for its tenth year, celebrating a decade of light, joy, and community. Live entertainment features more than a thousand performers across Bollywood, Bharatanatyam, Bhangra, Kathak, Garba, folk traditions, and fusion styles. Creativity takes center stage with a rangoli sand art competition offering prizes, a Community Recognition Award ceremony, and a diya lighting led by the Mayor of Round Rock. A Bollywood fashion show presented by Taj Fashion adds runway flair, and a complimentary Bollywood dance workshop from Dance Up Austin invites newcomers and seasoned dancers alike. An open dance floor keeps the celebration moving as DJ Rahul performs until the festivities conclude. Discover a vibrant India Bazaar with over 100 vendors carrying clothing, jewelry, home decor, art, and more. Food lovers can enjoy more than a dozen stalls serving authentic Indian street favorites, vegetarian-friendly choices, Indian ice creams, and shaved ice. Young artists can enter a kids art and painting competition with over 20 prizes, and local talent shines in an exhibit of Indian artwork. The festival is family friendly and welcoming, with stroller access, wheelchair accessibility, and pets allowed. Admission is free.

Celebrate the season with a Halloween-themed run at Lakeline Park in Cedar Park. Participants can choose between a 5K and a 1 mile distance, making it easy to pick the pace and challenge that suits them.

Fans of the series can look forward to a celebration marking the release of ACOTAR Book 6. Additional event details will be announced soon.

Meet local organizations that support seniors and their families at a free Senior Expo at The Crossover. The event features prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

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

A return performance is planned at The Back Porch Social in Round Rock. Ticket details will be shared soon, so check back for the purchase link.

This is the annual Rancho Sienna Elementary PTO Boo Bash.

This car show features a Best of Show award, thirty additional best-of picks, and recognition for forty top entries. Attendees can take part in a costume competition, with a separate contest for animals in costume, and enjoy food vendors, games, cars, and more.

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

North Dakota heads to Austin, Texas for the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game, meeting Michigan State in a marquee college hockey showcase. Framed as a destination weekend, the experience pairs high-energy on-ice action with fan-focused activities in a city celebrated for its live music scene. The weekend features game tickets, the NODAK Palooza fan event at ACL Live at The Moody Theater, a golf tournament, and more. It is more than a matchup, it is a road trip and a reunion that puts North Dakota Hockey in the national spotlight.

Start the holiday season at a craft makers market that invites creativity. Make your own holiday items or shop for pieces that are already made, offering a simple way to add a handmade feel to your celebrations.

Country artist Ian Munsick brings an intimate acoustic show to Haute Spot in Cedar Park, delivering contemporary country shaped by Western tradition. Known for vivid storytelling and energetic stage presence, he blends tender moments with lively singalongs. Expect favorites like Long Haul, Horses Are Faster, and Me Against the Mountain alongside more from his catalog, all presented in a stripped-back setting that puts the songs and stories in the spotlight.

At Fritz Park, this lively, family-focused 5K brings together people who move at every pace. The schedule includes a 5K you can race hard or enjoy at your own rhythm, along with a Kids Dash for children younger than 10. The day celebrates both speed and fun, welcoming personal-record seekers, newcomers, families with strollers, confident striders, and power walkers. Participants receive a finisher medal and event T-shirt, chip timing for the 5K, a complimentary training plan spanning six weeks, enthusiastic on-course support, and post-race snacks with a playful fun zone. It centers on joyful miles, community spirit, and plenty of Hippo Nation energy.

The Pflugerville Coffee & Pfuel car meet-up brings together enthusiasts in Downtown Pflugerville with live music, cars, and coffee. Hosted by the Pecan Street Collective Market and the City of Pflugerville, this monthly tradition welcomes the whole pfamily.

Leander, Texas hosts a four-day celebration of cinema organized by the Leander Arts & Film Alliance. Created for filmmakers, creative professionals, and film enthusiasts, the festival brings independent voices together for screenings, conversation, and meaningful connections. Expect a slate of films, chances to meet and network with filmmakers and industry guests, and a strong focus on original, independent storytelling, with more programming to be announced. The aim is for every participant to leave with standout memories, valuable professional relationships, and fresh opportunities to bring new stories to life, offering a true gateway for imagination in Leander.

The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration presents the inaugural Walk for FTD at Gilleland Creek Park, a new national fundraising effort that brings together families, caregivers, and supporters to advance research, support services, and education. Participants can take part on site or choose virtual participation from anywhere in the country, creating a community connected by hope, determination, and action. Frontotemporal degeneration is the most common form of dementia for people under 60, yet it is still not widely recognized. This event aims to expand awareness, encourage earlier diagnosis, improve support, and drive the development of effective treatments with the long-term goal of a cure. Ways to get involved include forming or joining a fundraising team, registering as an individual walker, and inviting family, friends, and coworkers to contribute. Participation helps fund critical research, provides assistance to individuals and families, honors loved ones, and strengthens the FTD community. Each contribution and every step supports real progress toward better care and future therapies.

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

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

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

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

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