Events in Round Rock, TX

This local networking group offers a relaxed environment with a clear focus on helping one another grow their businesses. Participation is limited to a single representative per industry. New members secure their spot by attending two meetings in a row, and ongoing membership requires attending at least once a month to keep the industry seat. Gatherings take place on the first and third Tuesday at Lulu's Pie Shoppe on the square in Georgetown, TX.

SIS Just Networking is a free weekly gathering designed for senior care professionals across Central Texas to connect, exchange ideas, and build collaboration throughout the continuum of care. The format is simple and conversation focused, with no formal presentations, no membership requirements, no dues, and no sales pitches. Expect informal conversations over coffee where attendees can meet potential referral partners, strengthen existing relationships, share local resources and industry news, and explore services that support older adults and their families. No RSVP is needed, and attendance is free. Participants come from many areas of senior care, including hospitals, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, home health and hospice, home care and senior living, therapy and physician practices, elder law and fiduciary services, medical equipment, and more. Each week is hosted by a different senior care community or healthcare organization, creating opportunities to connect with local professionals while learning about resources available across Central Texas. The series is facilitated by Oasis Senior Advisors Austin & Central Texas through Senior Industry Services, supporting a mission to improve aging in Central Texas by connecting healthcare professionals, fostering collaboration, and enhancing resources for seniors and their families.

Connect with local professionals over lunch at Red Horn Coffee & Brewing in the Cedar Park and Leander area. The gathering focuses on business growth in an interactive, referral focused environment. The flow includes open networking while placing lunch orders, introductions and announcements, a networking activity, then a wrap up with additional time for conversation.

Tuesdays offer a budget-friendly way to experience Escapology Round Rock escape rooms. The rate is $27.99 per person, with a small add-on for select rooms. The newest game, Batman: The Dark Knight Challenge, is included at the Tuesday discount. These themed experiences suit groups of all sizes and are a fit for birthdays, date nights, team outings, and more. Every game is private, so only your team is in the room.

Support Henry Middle School PTA with a Chipotle Spirit Night where 25 percent of qualifying sales are donated back to the PTA. Guests who dine in can present the event flyer when ordering so their purchase counts. Those placing pickup orders online can enter code T7A487C during checkout. Enjoy a convenient meal, back the Hawks, and help raise money for the school with every eligible order.

Settle in for a warm, low key gathering where crafters work on their current fiber projects together. Knitters, crocheters, and everyone from first timers to seasoned makers can connect, trade tips and patterns, get help with tricky stitches, or simply enjoy the soothing rhythm of stitching in good company. Sip wine, coffee, or tea while getting comfortable in a literary atmosphere. Embroidery and other portable crafts are welcome too. Open to all ages and experience levels. Free to attend with a relaxed, drop in format.

Enjoy an outdoor story session with the Georgetown Public Library at San Gabriel Park, followed by playtime. Bring a swimsuit for water fun at the park’s splash pad near the skate park area.

Each Tuesday, Bike Night at Barton Springs Saloon offers a casual weekly meetup for riders. All types of bikes are welcome.

At Austin Public Library in Austin, TX, this event brings leading business schools from across the globe together in one convenient location. Speak directly with admissions representatives from top MBA programs. Admission is free.

Explore the realities of estate planning at Falcon Pointe Clubhouse during Wine & Wills. This relaxed session addresses widespread misconceptions, such as assuming a spouse automatically inherits everything, believing a will is unnecessary with fewer assets, thinking a trust is needed just because a relative has one, presuming stepchildren inherit by default, relying on family to know your wishes, or expecting a will to remain set forever. Enjoy a sip while you learn and leave with a clearer understanding of what your estate plan can and cannot accomplish. RSVP is required.

Pixel Palace hosts a weekly trading card game meet where collectors and players gather for casual matches, trading, and conversation. Fans of Pokémon, Magic, and Yu-Gi-Oh bring their decks and collections, compare cards including foil cards, and connect at open tables. Beers, cocktails, and a kitchen menu are available to enjoy alongside the games.

Resound Presents brings Peter Bjorn and John to Mohawk, with Josh Rouse also performing. The show is open to attendees of all ages.

Salsa and bachata take center stage at Rhythm House ATX with a welcoming mix of classes and social dancing for every experience level. Start with an introductory option or dive into progressive tracks that include a focus on bachata musicality plus salsa and bachata levels 1 through 5. After class, the Sensual Tuesday Social keeps the floor alive with a blend of salsa, bachata, and zouk, bring-your-own beverages, and occasional themed attire. Choose a combined class-and-social option for $19 or opt for social-only access for $7. You can register online, through the app, or at the door, and existing memberships and class passes are accepted. The curriculum follows the Inspired Black Belt System, guiding dancers through On1 salsa as well as modern, sensual, and Dominican bachata in a step-by-step path that supports goals from social dancing and confidence to overall wellness or even teaching. From first steps to advanced skills, the program is designed to grow with each dancer.

Live trivia brings friendly competition to The Brass Tap Round Rock. It is free to play, with prizes awarded to the top three teams. Each team uses a single smart device to submit answers, so make sure yours is fully charged, and an external battery can be helpful if power runs low. Seating is first come, first served, so arriving early is the best way to secure a spot. Team up with friends and put your knowledge to the test.

Resound Presents brings Dev Lemons to 29th St Ballroom with Abby Kenna sharing the bill. Attendees can look forward to live sets from both artists. This event welcomes all ages.

A pool tournament at the Elgin VFW features friendly competition, with drinks available and food trucks on site.

Enjoy a relaxed Commander gathering at Bell's Gaming Center focused on friendly, casual games. Admission is $6, or $5 when paying in cash. There are no prizes, just tabletop fun with fellow players. Guests 21 and over may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are welcome.

Experience a high-energy laser tag showdown at Pinballz Lake Creek in Austin. This free-for-all competition puts participants in the arena to outscore rivals, with moments that may call for quick teamwork or all-out individual play. The goal is simple... earn the most points and stand out from the pack. Prizes await the top three finishers, with Pinballz-themed rewards presented when the competition wraps up. Online registration is $8 per player. Space is limited and registration will close once all spots are filled. Participants must be 12 years or older.

Put your trivia knowledge to work at Dave & Buster's (Austin South) with a live hosted game that blends classic questions with image and music rounds. Use your phone to submit answers, collect points, and track your rank on the leaderboard. Form a team of up to six players and tackle questions spanning pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Prizes are awarded to the top teams. While you play, enjoy the energetic atmosphere along with a full menu of appetizers, entrees, and beverages.

TC’s Trivia hosts a weekly, live hosted pub quiz led by QuizMaster Aaron, featuring wide ranging questions and $170 in prizes. Teams of up to ten are welcome, and solo players can team up on site. Seating is available indoors or on the patios, and the competition stays fair with no phones or answer apps in use. A long running staple of Austin’s trivia scene, it also provides complimentary validated garage parking.

Settle in for a relaxed movie night made for adults. Attendees 21 and over can bring friends, snacks, chairs, and blankets. Enjoy bites from the food trucks and cocktails from the bar. Movies play on all TVs with full sound, with the big screen taking the spotlight.

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

Emancipet will bring a mobile clinic trailer to the services building parking lot to provide low-cost spay and neuter services for Wilco residents. Appointments must be booked online in advance, and spots tend to fill quickly.

Local small business owners come together for a weekly networking meetup focused on building relationships and sharing referrals. An RSVP is required before attending. The gathering takes place at Reveal in Cedar Park and centers on connection, mutual support, and referrals.

A casual, mingle-style coffee meetup for the Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill business community, presented by Networking Local. Conversations take place over coffee at Red Horn Brewery & Roastery, with the added perk of a Mexican-style kitchen serving tacos and a welcoming atmosphere that spotlights local business support. Attendees connect with nearby professionals, and RSVPs help reserve space so Red Horn Brewery & Roastery can accommodate the group. The spirit is simple... build relationships, support local, and stay local.

Refresh your professional image with a streamlined headshot experience designed for business profiles, websites, speaking engagements, networking groups, and social media. Each $490 session spans about two hours and focuses on creating a polished look without the stress. Start with up to one hour of professional makeup, then move into up to one hour in the studio for portraits with time to review and choose favorites the same day. Bring multiple outfit options, with three changes recommended, and receive wardrobe guidance ahead of time. Two fully retouched, high resolution digital images are included, and additional retouched images can be added for $240 each. Please note that confirmation may display only a one hour appointment due to the scheduling system, but the selected time marks the start of the full two hour experience. The first hour is dedicated to makeup, and the second covers the portrait session and image selection, so plan to be at the studio for roughly two hours. These sessions suit business owners, entrepreneurs, realtors, creatives, corporate professionals, women in networking groups, and anyone who needs updated professional portraits. Availability is very limited and expected to fill quickly.

Score 25% off arcade video games at The Original Pinballz Arcade. No code or sign-up is needed, just walk in, pick any eligible game, and play. Explore retro classics alongside modern titles while saving on every session.

Celebrate the official ribbon cutting for TOPO at Leander Union with the Leander Chamber of Commerce. Connect with local leaders, business professionals, and community members while learning more about TOPO. During the festivities, TOPO will raffle a $500 Westlake Dermatology gift card. The celebration takes place at TOPO, and parking is available anywhere on the property. For more information, contact the Leander Chamber of Commerce at membership@leandercc.org or 512-259-1907.

Enjoy a lunchtime learning session focused on aging well on your own terms, featuring a functional, root-cause perspective tailored to women’s longevity. Dr. Lahana Vigliano, DCN, leads the conversation and shares insights from her work as the founder and CEO of Nuvitru, a functional and integrative medicine clinic. Her clinical background includes hormone, gut, and metabolic health, with an emphasis on uncovering and addressing underlying drivers of health issues rather than managing symptoms alone. The program is hosted at Lake Austin Spa Resort. Pricing is $25 for day guests, and resort guests may attend at no cost. Reservations are available online or by calling Spa Reservations at 512-372-7380.

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

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

Immanuel Lutheran's Trunk or Treat and Spooktacular Fall Carnival returns in 2026 with a family focused celebration that places an emphasis on safety, pairing a free trunk or treat with a fall carnival. The carnival supports Immanuel Day School, with a modest charge for games, food, and activities. Past editions have drawn large crowds, so arriving early can help with visiting all the trunks and experiencing the Spooktacular. Some vendors will be set up for shopping within the carnival area.

Gather at the Griffith Building breezeway, across from Prete Plaza next to the Brass Tap, for a weekly community run welcoming every pace from walkers to sub 8 minute milers. Participants usually head out together on a route of roughly 3 to 6 miles, then settle into the distance and speed that feel right, with pairing by similar paces encouraged. Bring water and, if needed, lights for running after dark. After the miles, nearby downtown spots make it easy to grab food or a pint. Non members are asked to complete a waiver in advance. Weekly posts share route specifics and any updates, and questions are welcome.

Bell's Gaming Center presents a Pauper Magic: The Gathering event with an entry fee of 13 dollars, or 12 dollars when paying in cash. Loaner decks are available for anyone who needs one. If you are curious about the MTG Pauper format or how prizes are awarded, additional details are provided on the event page.

Knomad Bar in Austin hosts a lively trivia night with seven rounds that test knowledge and keep the mood light. It is free to play, and winners receive prizes.

Edgehill brings The Moving Out Tour to Brushy Street Commons in Austin. A Live Nation presale is noted, followed by a general on sale.

Progress your salsa in a supportive series led by Marcus Negron. Newcomers build solid fundamentals while intermediate dancers refine technique with clear, progressive instruction that strengthens confidence, musicality, and movement. Class passes are accepted, and each class costs $19. Training is led by a leading Austin instructor.

Boombox Bingo has arrived at Pixel Palace, bringing even more Geeks Who Drink fun. Music lovers and fans of all things geeky can relax with a beverage as music sets the tone for a lively bingo experience. This is the second Geeks Who Drink event at the venue, created for anyone who enjoys games with a musical twist.

World-renowned Swedish jazz artist Gunhild Carling performs live at Parker Jazz Club in Austin. A multi-instrumentalist on trumpet, trombone, and more, she delivers a high-energy, joyful show that blends hot jazz, swing, and original compositions. With over two decades of international touring, she brings a performance built to get audiences on their feet. This is a rare Texas appearance.

Cabana Club Austin hosts an evening of Latin dance featuring a beginner-friendly bachata class taught by professional instructors Cal and Lily. No partner is needed and partner rotation is optional. After the lesson, the dance floor opens for a social focused on bachata and salsa with music by DJ Guapea, along with some cumbia and merengue. Presented by Cabana Club Austin and Planet Music Austin. Cover is $10 for the class and social or $5 for the social only. There is a free first come, first served parking lot, food trucks on site, a bar that will be open, and food, drinks, and coffee available.

Explore the foundations of Tai Chi Chuen in a focused session led by Master Boaz. The instruction centers on five core stances—Infinite, Big 'Ol, Rise 'n' Fall, Open 'n' Close, and Void—helping participants understand, feel, and refine each position. Comfortable clothing that allows free movement is recommended. Admission is free for members and $5 for non-members.

GO Car Wash is expressing appreciation for firefighters with complimentary washes through its Community Heroes initiative. Firefighters can claim a free wash at GO Car Wash sites taking part in the promotion by presenting a work ID. The effort honors those who respond to emergencies and support their communities every day.

Job seekers in Austin, Texas can connect face to face with leading employers at a local job fair focused on immediate openings. The event welcomes candidates of every experience level and brings together companies from a range of fields such as healthcare, technology, customer service, and logistics. Attendees can speak with recruiters, share their resumes, and take part in interviews during the event.

The GAPS community meets at First Baptist Church Georgetown TX in Georgetown, TX for a monthly gathering focused on people living with Parkinson's, as well as family members and care partners. Each meeting emphasizes connection and practical support, featuring invited presenters, sample classes, and time for open conversation about day to day life with the condition. This is the group's primary recurring event, created to offer encouragement, shared understanding, and resources that help with the challenges of Parkinson's.

At Sun City Cowan Creek Pavilion in Georgetown, this casual food truck gathering features a variety of trucks and vendors, offering plenty of opportunities to discover new favorites. Attendees are welcome to bring chairs for seating and enjoy the outing with friends.

The Elgin Farmers’ Market brings together local growers, bakers, and artisans for a welcoming community marketplace at Veterans’ Memorial Park in downtown Elgin. Browse seasonal produce, flowers, baked goods, pantry essentials, and handcrafted items, all grown or made by local vendors. This year-round market offers a chance to meet the farmers, makers, and neighbors who help make it an important part of the community.

Garden Bros Nuclear Circus brings its big top to Barton Creek Square in Austin, billed as the largest circus on Earth. Multiple performances are planned across several days. Special pricing is available for early online buyers, with the first 100 adult general admission tickets starting at $23.27, fees included, and discounted rates offered online only. Families can save too, since one child ages 3 to 13 is admitted free with each paid adult general admission ticket when a child ticket is added to the cart, and children 2 and under are admitted at no cost.

Rockbridge Church partners with Hill Country Community Ministries to provide a no cost food distribution featuring fresh produce, eggs, and bread for anyone who needs it. No registration or qualification is required, and everyone is welcome.

This second annual Trunk or Treat offers decorated trunks, costumes, and candy, and it is free to attend. A sensory friendly portion opens the event, followed by the main activities. Event sponsor Urban Youth Park will provide an obstacle course. Popcorn and pizza will be available for purchase, and attendees should bring their own water bottles. This is not a drop off event.

Settle in at Buddy’s Place for a cheerful happy hour featuring drink specials, friendly faces, and live music from Dave Goodin and his music friends. Enjoy an easygoing atmosphere where music and good company come together.

Enjoy an evening of bingo, good company, and plenty of refreshments. Snacks are available from the VFW Auxiliary, food trucks are on site with additional options, and a full bar is open for your favorite beverages. Look for warm-up games leading into the main bingo action, with opportunities to win prizes throughout the night. Bring a lucky charm and a few friends to share the fun. This event is open to the public and welcomes everyone.

Explore the craft of bookbinding in a hands-on workshop where you will design and bind a custom journal from start to finish. Practice classic page stitching, build a durable cover, and assemble a book that reflects your style. You will finish with a handmade journal ready for writing, sketching, gifting, or keeping as a personal treasure. All supplies are provided, and no prior experience is necessary. An instructor offers step-by-step guidance with plenty of time for creativity and conversation in a comfortable, bookish setting. The fee is $35 per person, capacity is limited, and a minimum of four registrations is required for the workshop to proceed.

Golden Hour Networking brings the Taylor community together for an easygoing evening at 1922 Libations. Connect with neighbors alongside local business owners, community leaders, and other changemakers, enjoy a first drink from a curated menu and complimentary light bites, and gather practical takeaways you can put to use right away through Business Owner Gold Nuggets. The gathering also highlights the Best Foot Forward Initiative and the impact it is making locally. It is designed for longtime owners and those just getting started, creating time to swap insights and build relationships. This event is supported by 1922 Libations & Bites, Best Foot Forward Initiative, Perales Family Agency, Thrivent, Ancira Salsa, and the Professional Taylor Center. Good business does good here.

Live local music with Rosedale showcases a gentle, tuneful sound with vocal harmony, fingerstyle guitar, and original songwriting. The set blends Rosedale's own material with covers of country, folk, rock, and pop hits from past and present.

Partners4People hosts a casino themed celebration of New Orleans, featuring gaming tables, live jazz from the Danny Sanchez Quartet, and Cajun cuisine from Mama Jamabalaya. Attendees can enjoy the festivities while supporting a great cause.

A gathering for international and immigrant founders in Austin to connect, trade practical insights, and form meaningful relationships across the local startup ecosystem. Hosted by the International Founders Network, this meetup links global entrepreneurs with Austin-based founders, operators, and investors, tackling challenges like immigration processes, unfamiliar fundraising norms, and rebuilding trusted networks. Expect focused networking across company stages, concise expert-led segments that dive into issues unique to international builders, and collaborative problem solving on hiring, capital, go-to-market, banking, and legal or immigration logistics. Occasionally, investors, attorneys, seasoned operators, and immigrant founders who have grown companies in Austin share their perspective. Attendees can also access useful tools, referrals, and collaboration opportunities. The meetup welcomes international and immigrant founders, Austin founders seeking global perspectives or co-founders, operators exploring a new venture, and allies or mentors who support international expansion. Headcount and check-in are handled through Luma with free tickets. Station Austin sponsors this meetup and serves as a hub for entrepreneurs in Texas.

Settle into a deeply restorative session designed to support the nervous system, cellular health, and a steady sense of calm. At Soul Strong Yoga, Jessica guides a 60 minute Glow and Restore experience that blends sound healing with red light therapy to help the body and mind power down and access deep rest. Participants recline on provided red light therapy mats that deliver red and near-infrared wavelengths to the body, encouraging cellular renewal, healthy circulation, and relaxation in a gentle, noninvasive way. Many notice a soothing warmth and a gradual softening throughout the body as the light does its work. At the same time, a curated sound bath with crystal singing bowls, chimes, gongs, and other grounding instruments helps quiet mental chatter and encourages a calm parasympathetic state. The pairing of light and sound offers complementary support, easing stress patterns while creating space to release tension, replenish energy, and restore balance without effort. There are no poses or performance elements, and no prior experience is needed. Simply get comfortable and receive. Attendees often leave feeling grounded, clear, and renewed. For the best contact with the light, comfortable clothing such as t-shirts and shorts is recommended so more skin is exposed if desired. Mats, props, and all needed supports are provided. A water bottle or small comfort items are welcome. This experience suits anyone feeling stressed, overstimulated, or fatigued, and it can complement other wellness practices by offering time to pause and integrate. Space is limited due to the individualized mats, and cancellations require at least 48 hours notice to allow others the opportunity to attend.

Video Music Bingo turns bingo into a music video challenge where you both hear and see the hits. Pick up a sheet with two cards, then watch and listen to short clips on the screens. When the called pattern matches your card, shout bingo. It is free to play, runs through four rounds, and offers prizes every round. With drinks flowing, screens glowing, and a lively sing along vibe, The Brass Tap Round Rock sets the stage for friendly competition and plenty of wins.

Robert Ellis and David Ramirez share the stage for a live performance at The 04 Center. It is a chance to see both artists in one concert.

Sketchy Thursdays is a free, inclusive weekly art meetup at Something Cool Studios, guided by Austin street artist Warclass. Designed for young creatives, it offers a relaxed place to draw side by side, exchange ideas, and make connections without pressure or expectations. Organized by Something Good Initiative, the gathering focuses on building community and providing real support for emerging artists. The spirit is simple. Come as you are, meet fellow creatives, and feel encouraged to make work with openness and courage. With support from BEWM Coffee, these sessions remain free and accessible so more young artists can belong, grow, and find inspiration.

Live Texas pro wrestling takes the spotlight at Pinballz Lake Creek in Austin as the Waterloo Wrestling Coalition presents a weekly showcase filled with high energy matches. Top talent from around the world collide with a shot at claiming the number one Texas championship. Fans can cheer for favorite wrestlers, meet special guests, and enjoy a professional wrestling experience up close. This series is powered by a partnership between New Texas Pro and Borracho Pro, bringing both promotions together under one roof for a first of its kind weekly show in Austin while each continues to run its own independent events. Seating is limited.

Resound and Moonbby present Cortisa Star at 29th Street Ballroom. This all ages event welcomes attendees of any age, with doors opening before the performance and the show to follow.

Bell's Gaming Center hosts casual Commander play with an entry fee of $6, or $5 when paid in cash. This is relaxed, non-competitive gaming with no prizes. BYOB is allowed for participants 21 and over, and outside food and drinks are welcome.

Wild West Cedar Park hosts a lively Latin night presented by Wild West and Planet Music Austin, featuring a beginner bachata lesson followed by hours of social dancing. Professional instructors Haley and Jessica lead the class, and you do not need a partner to participate. Dancers can choose to rotate between leads and follows or stay with the same partner. After the lesson, DJ Guapea keeps the floor moving with bachata and salsa, along with cumbia and merengue. Admission is $10 for the class plus the social, or $5 for the social only. Free parking is available. The venue offers several bars for drinks, a large raised solid oak racetrack-style dance floor, and air conditioning for comfort.

A weekly stand-up showcase built and hosted by Brian Redban, the co-creator of Kill Tony and founder of DeathSquad. Expect unannounced drop-ins from major touring comics, underground favorites, and up-and-coming talent you will not see promoted in advance. There is no posted lineup and no spoilers, only a night of raw, unpredictable comedy.

Austin dancers are invited to a connection-first night at Rhythm House ATX that favors feeling over memorized patterns. It begins with a Flow workshop that explores Zouk-inspired transitions and the musicality of Sensual Bachata, keeping the focus on partner awareness and subtlety rather than choreography. The social that follows features a low-light, curated atmosphere with slow-burn tracks chosen to encourage deeper expression and mindful movement. The music curation centers on approximately 80 percent Sensual Bachata, with about 10 percent Zouk to keep things traveling and fluid, and about 10 percent Salsa Romántica for warmth and nostalgia. Expect an intimate, focused setting designed as a sanctuary for small moments of connection. BYOB is welcome with a classy touch. Pricing is $19 for the workshop plus social, and the social on its own is complimentary. IM Unlimited memberships and class passes are accepted. Leave the counts behind and move with the music.

This charity tournament takes place at American Legion Post 447 and follows a five-game round robin format. Teams may sign up before play begins, and the entry fee is 20 dollars per team.

Women Helping In Real Life, also known as WHIRL, is a relationship-centered networking group for women in business and in life. The weekly meeting focuses on meaningful conversation that goes beyond small talk and business cards. Participants share what they are creating, what they are ready to let go of, and the kinds of support that would help, recognizing that many carry more than meets the eye. The environment emphasizes intentional growth, honest connection, and genuine community. It suits women building careers or ventures, navigating transitions, or seeking deeper connection and accountability. For anyone wanting more than traditional networking, this gathering centers real dialogue and mutual support.

Emma Creates and Logan, a North Austin Texas photographer, are partnering at Forrest Coffee in Liberty Hill for a relaxed gathering focused on motherhood and fall creativity. Each ticket includes a 15 minute mini session capturing candid moments with your children as you enjoy coffee and playtime, plus one seasonal craft kit from Emma Creates. A dedicated table will be set up so kids can dive into their projects, and additional craft kits can be added to your ticket. Real Days Photography is noted for celebrating real motherhood by creating space for children to explore while their everyday moments are documented. Space is limited.

Relive the golden age of arcades at The Original Pinballz Arcade with classic games priced at just 50 cents per play. There are no signups and no fine print, just rows of retro machines ready to go at a throwback price. Choose any eligible classic arcade game, play your favorites for half a dollar each, and aim for new high scores without overspending.

Families and Cub Scouts from across the Armadillo District come together at Smilin' V Scout Ranch in Liberty Hill for a weekend of camping, outdoor activities, and time together. This district-hosted adventure is a bonus opportunity especially for Pack 685 families who love camping and want to add another outdoor experience to their Scouting year. Participants can camp the whole weekend or choose a single-day visit, with a focus on Cub Scout adventure.

At Adventures in Ink, Friday Night Magic brings the Magic: The Gathering community together for deck testing, card trading, learning the basics, and plenty of gameplay in a friendly setting. The event welcomes all experience levels, from brand new players to seasoned veterans. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, making it easy to meet other MTG fans and cast some spells.

A free concert in Georgetown features Ricky Montijo in a solo live-looping set, shaping each song in real time with layered guitar, beatboxing, percussion, and vocals. The performance takes place at The Summit at Rivery Park, with food and drinks available in a riverside setting.

Costumes are encouraged for a beginner-friendly line dance party at Pflugerville Community Church. Expect an easygoing playlist of favorite beginner routines from recent classes and local outings. Each dance begins with a quick one-wall walkthrough before everyone dances, and instructors will periodically offer optional foyer sessions to review simpler steps, which is especially helpful for newcomers. A costume contest will award prizes, and there will be a drawing for a free jam ticket. Those who want to keep moving can stay for improver-level dancing afterward. All ages are welcome. Bring snacks to share if you wish, and consider a suggested donation of $4 or whatever feels right. Choose safe footwear and skip flip-flops. If you arrive after the doors are locked, simply knock for entry.

Mahjoween brings a Halloween twist to casual mahjong with costumes, community, and relaxed games. Held at Apex, it welcomes seasoned players and those simply looking for a fun night out. Settle in at a table and enjoy festive drinks and bites with a Halloween theme available for purchase from Pickle Dilly’s. The first mahj at each table earns a prize. A costume contest awards a mahjong tile set to the standout look, and an additional tile set will be raffled so everyone has a chance to win.

An evening of seasonal fun awaits with family-friendly activities like face painting, balloon art, games, a trunk-or-treat, and decorating pumpkins with paint, plus food and plenty of treats. Costumes are encouraged for a spirited night of festivities. Planned as a celebration for TLE families.

MICO brings the Running From A Feeling Tour to Historic Scoot Inn in Austin, joined by Will Linley. Tickets are available to the general public, with additional presales for Fan Club Exclusive, Artist, Spotify, and Live Nation.

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

The gym transforms into a playful battleground for a high energy Nerf showdown, with foam darts flying and friendly rivalries among friends. Participants are welcome to bring their own Nerf blasters and gear, and should remember to take all equipment with them when they head out. Expect fast paced fun and plenty of friendly face offs powered by soft foam projectiles.

The 04 Center hosts a live music concert featuring Trout Fishing in America with Dylan Dupont. This shared bill brings both artists to the Austin stage for a live performance.

Stubb's Austin in Austin hosts Cameron Whitcomb on the Kingdom of Fear Tour, presenting a live performance with a purpose. In partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket benefits Project Healthy Minds and its efforts to expand access to mental health services across the United States.

Slow Magic brings the Emotion Engine Tour to Brushy Street Commons for a tour stop. Tickets go on sale.

Experience an evening of Brazilian sounds at Sahara Lounge as Paula Maya leads Bossa Nova Plus through beloved bossa nova and MPB alongside her own compositions in an early set. The band features award-winning jazz drummer Masumi Jones, guitarist Chris Vestre of Bamako Airlines, percussionist Luiz Coutinho of Zazueira Brazilian Allstars, and bassist Alán Uribe. Paula Maya is an award-winning Brazilian pianist-keyboardist, singer, songwriter, and recording artist, a voting member of the Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards and a GrammyU Mentor. Her accolades include the 2024 Global Music Awards Silver Medal for Best Instrumentalist, multiple nominations in the Austin Chronicle Music Awards, recognition by Seattle Weekly as Best Brazilian Songwriter, and a nomination as Best Brazilian Musician living in the US by Focus Web News Brazilian International Press Awards. From Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone, the birthplace of bossa nova, she brings rich improvisation to classics and originals. This family-friendly event offers a ticket valid for the entire night and access to a free parking lot. Her new release, Rio de Janeiro, recorded and mixed in Brazil, is available on major digital platforms and at live shows.

Bell's Gaming Center hosts a friendly Game Night with Candice featuring open tables for casual and strategy titles. Candice brings a selection of games and participants are welcome to bring their own. A house library is available with options like Ticket to Ride, several Catan editions and expansions, Trivial Pursuit, Power Grid, Camel Up, Clank, Brass Birmingham, Code Names Duet, Patchwork Express, Chess, Jenga, Splendor, Pandemic, Sagrada, Scrabble, Zombie Dice, Azul Stained Glass, Small World, Disney Villainous, and card games such as Boss Monster, The Great Dalmuti, Simon's Cat, Mille Bornes, and Here to Slay. Demo play is available, with choices suited for pairs or larger groups. Entry is $6, or $5 when paying with cash. Participants receive 20% off board games, or the store will match Amazon pricing as listed on BoardGameGeek.com. BYOB is permitted for those 21 and older, and outside food and drinks are welcome. There is typically a mid-event break for food, and gaming can continue late into the night.

Music and narration come together to reflect on relationships, offering a concert that contemplates love and marriage from multiple angles. Jamie Bernstein, daughter of Leonard Bernstein, leads the program, pairing Trouble in Tahiti with selections by Strauss, Mendelssohn, and other composers to create a cohesive experience that blends story and sound.

A relaxed karaoke gathering at the Elgin VFW Canteen features cold drinks and friendly company. It is open to everyone, from seasoned performers to first-time singers. Attendees can pick their favorite songs, take the mic, and enjoy a welcoming setting with refreshments.

Fuego Friday Latin Nights turns Blue Moon Dance Co. in Austin into a lively hub for salsa and bachata. The evening begins with beginner and intermediate salsa lessons led by Patty and Haley, then continues with beginner and intermediate bachata taught by Patty and Anthony. After the classes, the dance floor stays active with hours of social dancing to salsa and bachata, featuring music by DJ Masha. This event is BYOB and offers free parking. Pricing options include $25 for all classes plus the social, or $15 for the social only. Small table reservations for up to four guests are available for $25, and payment by credit card or cash is accepted at the door.

Zhu appears at The Concourse Project in Austin, Texas. Expect an evening centered on the artist’s music at this Austin venue.

At VFW Post 6115, a community flea market brings together sellers offering vintage finds, unique collectibles, handmade goods, tools, clothing, and more. Local food trucks serve meals and snacks on site as shoppers browse the booths. Vendors typically arrive early and stay until they have packed up, and booth space is available for those interested in selling.

This Oktoberfest celebration features traditional German dishes such as potato salad, schnitzel, and more. The Beer Garden offers Oktoberfest beer on draft, and German-inspired plates are available throughout the day for anyone ready to lift a stein.

A weekly Saturday group run that welcomes runners of any pace. The meetup is at Cafe Lago, and participants are asked to park farther from the entrance to keep the area clear for customers. For updates or questions, check the group’s Instagram and Facebook pages and send a direct message.

Christ Lutheran Learning Center is hosting a fall community garage sale in the church parking lot in Georgetown, with vendor spaces available on a first come, first served basis. More than a dozen sellers are already confirmed. Each space requires a $30 donation, and vendors provide their own tables and take care of set up and clean up. Proceeds support the preschool scholarship fund at Christ Lutheran Learning Center. Reservations are held for seven days pending payment. For details or to reserve a space, contact the preschool office.

Experience Barktoberfest 5K: Fast and Furriest at Brushy Creek Lake Park in Cedar Park. This chip timed run features healthy snacks with vendors on site. Fleet Feet is the Silver Sponsor, and Dick's Sporting Goods is supplying prizes. Runners receive a free event T-shirt and a swag bag.

Gain practical strategies for staying safe during an active attacker situation in a three hour seminar focused on active threat awareness for churches. The training explores the facts behind active shooter incidents with up to date trends, teaches situational awareness and threat assessment to spot danger early, and offers methods to build readiness and address weak points. Participants also work on developing a survival mindset to act under pressure, learn what to expect when law enforcement arrives, and walk through action planning steps that can improve the chances of survival. Content is applicable in workplaces, schools, churches, and other public spaces. The session is taught by instructors with real world experience and is hosted at Leander Church of Christ in Leander, Texas.

Wolf Ranch Farmers Market brings together about one hundred local vendors in a welcoming community atmosphere. Explore local offerings, enjoy fresh food, and connect with neighbors. The market continues in any weather.

Trailside Market brings an open-air shopping experience to Memorial Park in Round Rock along the scenic Memorial Park Trail. Explore fresh produce and plants, handcrafted items, original artwork, baked treats, preserves, and more from local vendors in a relaxed setting. The lineup rotates to showcase what growers and makers have been cultivating and creating. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, with no third-party involvement.

Larkspur Day at Kalahari offers a fun getaway for friends and families at Kalahari Resorts in Round Rock. Each reservation includes a guest room and four water park tickets, creating an easy way to enjoy time together with plenty of splash-filled entertainment. Proceeds from the event help fund school activities.

In Austin, Spartan DEKA and D1 Training Jollyville present a new fitness challenge built to push performance, add a game-like scoring element, and celebrate progress. The DEKA MILE includes ten functional training zones, each preceded by a 160 meter run, totaling one mile of running. Participants can compete to earn a DEKA MILE Mark and use it as a springboard toward DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

Ease into the day with a mat Pilates session that blends mindful movement with community connection. This monthly AJC program is presented in partnership with Sumi Pilates and Sa-Tén Coffee and Eats, and includes complimentary drip coffee by Sa-Tén. AJC members attend for free. Sumi of Sumi Pilates has welcomed AJC into her morning class, making it an official AJC community event. Open to both newcomers and regular practitioners, this gathering offers a warm start as a new tradition begins.

This charitable tournament at American Legion Post 447 features a seven game round robin to determine seeding, followed by a sixteen game bracket in a single game, single elimination format. The entry fee is $40 per team. Sign up will be available before play begins.

Celebrate Día de los Muertos in Downtown Georgetown with a community gathering that honors the past, embraces the present, and cherishes lasting memories. Experience live music, lively cultural performances, and interactive craft activities suitable for all ages. A range of artisan creators and food vendors adds to the festive atmosphere throughout the day.

Enjoy a relaxed, hands-on planting experience at Barryhill Garden Center where participants choose succulents, design a custom drought tolerant planter, and take their creation home. Complimentary mimosas add a bubbly touch while everyone sips, selects plants, and builds unique arrangements together. It is all about plants, creativity, and good company.

At Rock Creek Plaza, the Round Rock Farmers Market features a rotating selection each week, including new products and the option for custom orders. This Saturday market offers a chance to browse the latest offerings and request items to personal preference.

Struggling with songwriter’s block can be frustrating, so this workshop introduces tarot as a hands-on way to spark ideas and build momentum. Using the cards as creative prompts, participants will explore a lighthearted, instinctive process that ignites emotion and imagination, making it easier to tap into personal creative flow. Expect to finish with lyrics for one complete song and a dependable technique you can return to whenever you feel stuck. Led by Melissa Meeks of Arcana Craft at Girl Guitar. Attendance is limited to 15 participants.

At Game Kastle - Austin in Austin, a full-day megagame brings dozens of participants together to share one interconnected story. It blends roleplay, board-game mechanics, negotiation, and shades of existential horror. The starship Event Horizon, missing for seven years, has resurfaced at the fringes of the solar system. Participants take on the roles of crewmembers in a UN-led fleet dispatched on a recovery mission to a cutting-edge vessel. Secrets emerge, agendas collide, and every decision matters. Players can take a heroic approach, act as mavericks, or chart a course between the two.

A collaborative pop-up from Junbi and Bonnie’s Bakery TX brings a fall-inspired menu to Junbi Cedar Park. Enjoy a selection of popular seasonal favorites created for the occasion, with the full lineup shared in the event materials.

Papa James Sauce pops up at Big Boss Bundles in Pflugerville with visits that repeat regularly. For confirmation or any last details, text 661-674-9085.

Mike’s Custom Bolos is bringing a hands-on Bolo Bar to the 39th Annual Hogeye Festival in Elgin at the Mike’s Custom Bolos vendor tent. Design a bolo tie by choosing from nine metal designs and nine stone cabochons, then pick your leather color and tips. Your selections are assembled on the spot so you can watch the process and take your finished piece with you. The price is $65 per custom bolo tie. Availability is limited to 100 total, which includes a small number for walk-ins. A reservation with a $65 payment guarantees a spot, while an RSVP without payment does not. To reserve, contact Mike’s Custom Bolos on Facebook for payment details.

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

Longhorn fans are gathering for a Texas vs. Ole Miss tailgate that captures the spirit of game day. Music will be playing and the matchup will be shown on televisions with sound, so you can follow every moment. A selection of local spirits, spiked seltzers, and beer will be available. No tickets are required. To help keep the tailgate running throughout the season, a $20 per person donation via cash or Venmo is requested. Thanks go to sponsors Brown Distributing Co., Bud Light, Karbach Brewing Co., Mighty Swell, Goodnight Loving Vodka, Spirit of Texas Brewstillery, Dulce Vida Tequila, El Patio Foods, ATX Cold Brew Coffee, NXTLVL Marine, Dirrty Swamp Cookers of Austin, Inc., Trident Custom Pools, Cheers Shot Bar, Augustine Bar on Rainey Street, TarryTown Roofing, Everywhere K9 Boarding & Training, and The Gruber Group, Coldwell Banker Realty.

Texas Islanders marks three years with a community gathering at The Oasis at Lake Travis in Austin. The celebration highlights ohana, friendship, culture, connection, and aloha, recognizing how the community has grown. It is family friendly and open to both long-time participants and newcomers. Attendees can enjoy food, conversation, and the beautiful views while reconnecting and making new memories.

Betsy’s monthly 8-ball tournament is part of the Saturday Series and features a 48-player cap, a double-elimination format, and $500 added. Early entry is $55 per player via Venmo and includes a $15 green fee, while day-of registration is $65 with the green fee included. Payments are accepted through Venmo @Betsy-Dees or PayPal @Betsystournie, last four digits 7499. BCA rules are in effect. Handicapped races apply, with the tournament director making the call if a player lacks a verified Fargo or APA rating or has low robustness. Matches use RYO and alternating breaks. Race lengths are based on Fargo: 449 and below race to 2, 450 to 549 race to 3, 550 to 624 race to 4, 625 to 699 race to 5, and 700 and up race to 6. For questions, text 512-779-9534 or email betsysbilliards@gmail.com.

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.

Panic at the Paramount presents a Cozy Craft Cinema experience at Stateside at the Paramount that pairs hands-on making with a screening of the 1998 Disney Channel Original Movie Halloweentown. Attendees can bring a work-in-progress or explore craft vendors in the lobby beforehand, then settle in and start a new project while watching. The film runs 84 minutes in color and will be shown digitally. It stars Debbie Reynolds, Kimberly J. Brown, Judith Hoag, J. Paul Zimmerman, and Phillip Van Dyke, and is directed by Duwayne Dunham. The story follows Marnie, who discovers on her thirteenth birthday that she is a witch, travels through a hidden portal to Halloweentown, and faces warlocks, curses, and other supernatural challenges.

Discover the central East Austin area on a guided taco tasting that celebrates the neighborhood’s taquerias. The route blends trucks recognized by Michelin with longtime favorites, and tastings might include tacos finished with rich mole, tender barbacoa, smoky birria, and creamy horchata, all brightened by fresh garden garnishes. Across roughly two and a half hours and about a mile of easy walking, a small group of 3 to 14 visits four taquerias with national recognition and takes in three vibrant murals. The experience covers the food and cultural context, restaurant gratuities, and nonalcoholic drinks, with an optional drink package available for 35 dollars. Corporate and private versions can be arranged on request.

Experience the Williamson County Fair & Rodeo's Bill Picket BBQ Cookoff at the Williamson County Expo Center Pavilion. Competitors submit chicken, ribs, and brisket, followed by an awards ceremony. General admission includes access to the fairgrounds, rodeo events, live music, and attractions, with a discount available for online purchase. Prices are $20 for adults and $10 for children, and children under 2 are free. Adults can also choose a ground-only ticket for $10 that provides entry to the fairgrounds and the BBQ cookoff.

AJC presents a Japanese and English storytime at the Milwood Branch Library featuring kamishibai picture theater and picture books donated by Kinokuniya Austin. Totoro and Friends make a special appearance during the reading, including a surprise from Totoro. After the stories, families can enjoy a Halloween themed craft session with origami such as Totoro and acorn designs, followed by trick-or-treating with Totoro and Friends. The event is free and open to all ages. Community supporters include Asahi Imports, HEB, H Mart Austin, Kinokuniya Austin, and Target.

An easy, social three mile out and back hike at Walnut Creek Park moves through a mix of sun and shade. Dogs are welcome. Participants meet at the parking area for Walnut Creek Trail next to Walnut Creek Pool, close to the main trail entrance.

Learn the basics of miniature painting for tabletop roleplaying games and wargames at The Secret Lantern: Books & Games in Cedar Park, TX. The workshop welcomes anyone curious about painting heroes, creatures, or terrain for games like D&D or Warhammer 40k. Brushes are provided, sample figures demonstrate what is possible with a simple palette and some practice, and each participant receives a mini to paint, either by following the guided example or choosing their own colors. An experienced hobby painter offers step by step instruction focused on efficient techniques that quickly get models ready for play. Additional sessions may be scheduled later to explore specialized methods and tools. For ages 12 and up. Please wear clothing that is fine to get paint on.

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

Land...ing debuts with a free public celebration featuring live music and refreshments. The event is open to everyone.

Enjoy casual rounds of Rummikub. The game is simple to learn and enjoyable to play, and it is open to participants of all ages.

The PAYB Blowout serves as the main fundraising event for Pflugerville Ag & Youth Boosters. The evening features a catered meal, casino-style games, silent and live auctions, raffles, and additional activities. Admission is limited to guests 21 years and older.

Explore the Austin Witches Market at The Buzz Mill, a free, all-ages event where pets are welcome as long as they are friendly. A large, free customer lot is available for parking. Enjoy food and drinks from The Buzz Mill and the Santo Patio Taco Trailer. For prospective vendors, applications are not accepted through social media comments and any requests for payment there are scams. Applications are processed only through the official application link and include a non-refundable $10 fee.

An evening under the oaks features Decades Band, along with a performance from a duo billed as the best in Texas.

Pull on your favorite boots and add some sparkle for a festive evening at The Westin Austin at The Domain. Tickets include one cocktail via a drink ticket, a cash bar, and heavy appetizers. Explore a silent auction and take part in the main attraction, a live art auction with works created by puppy mill survivors and rescues. A Tito’s cooler stocked with swag and vodka will be raffled, and a trip to Playa del Carmen will be available to bid on.

Jolie Holland shares the stage with Little Mazarn at The 04 Center in Austin. This concert brings both artists together for a live performance.

A competitive improv showdown where two teams of comedians go head to head in quick, playful games, scenes, and challenges sparked by audience suggestions. Every moment is created on the spot, and the crowd helps choose the winner. This long-running Austin tradition, now presented exclusively in Round Rock, offers clean comedy that lands with adults while staying welcoming for families, with brisk pacing and interaction that never puts anyone on the spot. The match takes place at Premier Music Academy, an intimate setting with clear sightlines and a warm, friendly feel. Reserved seating takes the rush out of the experience, so your spot is set when you arrive. It is a lively pick for date nights, family outings, and groups of friends looking for something fun and different.

Eric Heideman is a 27-year-old blues musician based in Austin and originally from Salt Lake City. He has been invited to open for ZZ Top at Eccles Theatre, as well as Walter Trout and Mike Zito at The State Room. His festival history includes the Utah Blues Fest in 2022, 2023, and 2024, along with appearances at SXSW 2025 and the Durango Blues Train that same year. In the winter of 2026 he toured on guitar with Tony Holiday during an opening run with GA-20. His latest album, "Third Degree Gravity," was created with Grammy-nominated Victor Wainwright and International Blues Challenge winner JW-Jones.

Saint Cecilia delivers a rock-forward performance charged with raw feeling, artistry, power, passion, desire, and verve. This distinctive, driven group draws its members from across the northern hemisphere and leans into guitars, bass, drums, microphones, and whatever it takes to create music with heart, sparks, rhythm, and soul. In an era when icons like Bowie, Hendrix, Brown, and Morrison still inspire but seldom shape the charts, the band arrives intent on jolting a sleepy musical landscape. For anyone craving movement, groove, and a soundtrack for living hard, fun, and full, this performance sets the stage for an exhilarating ride.

A welcoming 25 mile road cycling group ride meets at Sun & Ski Sports Austin and keeps a relaxed, social pace around 15 mph. It is beginner and intermediate friendly with a no drop policy, so no one gets left behind. The ride offers a supportive environment to build endurance, gain confidence in group riding, and enjoy smooth roads with fellow cyclists. Riders should bring a road bike, a helmet, and water.

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.

A free, relaxing outdoor yoga session in the heart of Austin, guided by Swift Fit Social’s local instructors. Set on the outdoor plaza at Fareground, this weekly reset welcomes all levels to move, breathe, and connect with the community. This series was previously known as Yoga & Chill. Participants may bring a mat, or secure one with an RSVP and a mat rental add on. Attendance is free. Occasional road closures or city events may affect access or scheduling. Weather or last minute cancellations are shared on the organizer’s Instagram story at @swiftfitsocial. Fareground visitors can receive up to 90 minutes of validated parking with a purchase from a vendor inside; the receipt provides a QR code for exit. By attending, participants consent to being photographed or filmed for promotional purposes and to being added to the organizer’s email list, which may be shared with sponsors and vendors. Anyone who does not wish to participate in media or email sharing can inform the organizer upon arrival.

Settle in for a relaxed market outing where coffee and beer pair perfectly with browsing. Austin Flea brings together local makers, crafters, artists and vintage vendors at a new hangout, creating an easygoing spot to discover something special. Find jewelry, sweet treats, textiles, original art, vintage gems and home goods, with even more to explore. Support local creativity and shop the Flea.

Celebrating its eleventh year, this trunk or treat car show at Lowe's Home Improvement in Hutto, TX features awards, costumes, and plenty of automotive excitement. The top overall award will be presented, along with thirty additional best awards and recognition for the top forty entries. Costumes are part of the fun with a general competition and a separate contest for animals. Food will be available from vendors, and there will be games, a showcase of cars, and more.

StrawFest returns with a lively lineup of activities, including a straw pit, pumpkin painting, falconry shows, a costume parade, and a roving magician, all taking place amid the bronzes. Admission is free for everyone. Support from sponsors and donors makes this event possible, and contributions help keep the tradition going.

Grand Prix Sunday at Euro Club begins with a mellow, intention-filled yoga session that gently challenges the body before the pace builds. Afterward, cocktails, light bites, and easy conversation set the tone for a relaxed pre-race hangout. When the action starts, guests settle in to cheer for their favorite Formula 1 drivers. Once the race wraps up, the celebration continues with champagne, thoughtfully planned experiences, and a few surprises along the way. It all adds up to a slow-burn start, a sociable middle, and a lively finish that stands out.

Artemisia: Advanced Spiritual Arts marks its grand opening with a ribbon cutting, celebrated in tandem with the eighth anniversary of Yarrow & Sage. The program features raffles for healing sessions, complimentary treats and drinks, and the Light & Magick Wellness Market.

Texas Red's Name That Tune Bingo blends a music challenge with classic bingo, hosted by Bryan. Participants receive cards, listen for familiar tracks, mark the matches, and aim for a bingo to win prizes. The experience pairs lively gameplay with a chance to enjoy award-winning local wine, suitable for outings with friends or a relaxed date.

Jess Pryles will be on site for an in-person signing of her new book, Prime Cuts, at the Cooking Connection inside the H-E-B in Leander. No reservation or ticket is required, so walk-ins are welcome.

Enjoy complimentary admission during H-E-B Free Fourth Sunday, a day designed for all ages to explore together. Discover millions of years of life in Texas, step beneath a towering tyrannosaur and a 33 foot wide pterosaur, examine extraordinary fossils and Texas wildlife, and complete a scavenger hunt with plenty of hands-on learning along the way. Special activities include hands-on chemistry on the back patio in celebration of National Chemistry Week with the Central Texas Section of the American Chemical Society, plus a bat themed story time with librarian Jenny from Austin Central Library featuring stories and songs about bats for children ages 2 to 6. No tickets are required.

CTBA's Sunday Bluegrass Jam is held at Bach Craft Beer & Kolaches and carries on a Sunday afternoon picking tradition that began in 1978.

Learn the art of tatting, a traditional method of making knotted lace, in a beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop led by an experienced fiber artist. You will be guided through essential techniques step by step, whether you are new to fiber crafts or looking to expand your skills. The instructor creates a variety of intricate tatted pieces, including earrings, and will share practical tips to help you get started with confidence. All experience levels are welcome and all materials are provided. Enjoy a relaxed crafting session in a cozy, literary-themed setting. The cost is $25 per person and space is limited.

Land...ing is an artist talk where the artist shares insights into their work and creative methods. It is free to attend and open to the public.

This concert delves into relationships and marriage through a blend of narration and music. Jamie Bernstein, daughter of renowned composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein, guides the program as selections from Trouble in Tahiti are paired with works by Strauss, Mendelssohn, and other composers. The result is a reflective and engaging musical journey.

The White Tiger Courtyard on Historic South Congress hosts an afternoon of acoustic favorites. A mix of duo and trio performances covers Top 40 pop, rock, and soul, with requests welcomed from artists like Michael Jackson to Taylor Swift. The laid back set suits early clock-outs, vacationers, and locals looking to start the weekend. Happy Hour is available, and the kitchen serves Asian-style bites.

Explore hand embroidery in an introductory, hands-on workshop where an instructor guides participants through essential stitches and techniques, then demonstrates how to combine them into simple decorative designs. It is suitable for complete beginners as well as those looking to refresh fiber-craft skills, and all materials are included so everyone can focus on creating during the class. Expect a calm, creative experience in a cozy literary setting. The cost is $25 per person, and space is limited.

At FUMC Georgetown, a Trunk or Treat features car trunks filled with candy and plenty of lighthearted fun. Hot dogs and chips will be served so attendees can enjoy a quick bite alongside the treats.

An annual Taylor community gathering featuring carnival games, complimentary food, and a spirited costume contest. Baked goods, handmade crafts, and plenty of pumpkins will be available for purchase. The festivities are family friendly and welcoming to all ages.

Enjoy a monthly open pinball tournament at Bender Bar & Grill, with qualifying packed into three hours of lively play and conversation. Players of any experience level are welcome, there is no participant limit, and advance registration is not required. Cash prizes are offered, and finalists in each skill division often receive custom trophies. Qualifying most often uses four-player group match play, with head-to-head Max MatchPlay used occasionally based on turnout and machine availability. If Max MatchPlay is used, participants are expected to remain for the entire event per the software’s guidelines. Finals typically feature A, B, and Novice divisions when attendance supports it. Payouts are split evenly between the A and B divisions. Formats are usually single strikes or group match play, and the Novice final is a single group game. Tiebreakers to reach finals are handled automatically by the tournament software. Players with a world ranking better than 1,000 are limited to A Division, and those better than 5,000 are limited to B Division. Higher seeds choose game or position. Entry is $10 cash, with exact change or small bills preferred. Machines take quarters and some accept dollar bills, and a change machine is available on site. No new round begins after three hours from the start of play. Extra balls must be plunged without being played, and playing an extra ball out of turn does not result in disqualification. Any software settings or other adjustments for individual machines are posted in the event’s discussion.

A dedicated weekly practica for Kizomba and Urban Kiz unfolds at Esquina Tango Austin, presented by Kiz ATX in partnership with Esquina Tango. Kizomba, an Angolan music and dance, anchors the movement, while Urban Kiz bridges those African diasporic roots with Black American culture through ghetto zouk, a genre shaped by R&B and hip hop. Each gathering starts with a class taught by Charles Ogar and Alina, followed by an open practice session where participants can work on specific skills, ask questions, or enjoy social dancing. The instructors move through the room offering guidance, and partners switch each song so everyone has ample chances to dance. New and experienced dancers are welcome, no partner or prior experience is required. Comfortable footwear that pivots easily, such as flats with smooth soles, is recommended, and bringing water is a good idea. Class breakdowns are recorded and added to the Kiz ATX library for reviewing between sessions. Parking is available on surrounding streets, with an additional lot behind the building, and allowing a bit of extra time can be helpful on busier evenings.

Mom Jeans performs at Emo's in Austin, joined by Harrison Gordon and Sobs. Tickets are available through a Live Nation presale as well as a public onsale.

Cardinal Bloom takes the stage at 29th Street Ballroom in a show presented by Resound Presents. This event is open to attendees of all ages.

Smashing Pumpkins perform at Moody Center ATX in Austin, Texas.

Bastrop County Cares hosts monthly yoga for moms and babies in Elgin, Texas, creating a warm space to move together, strengthen bonds, and meet other families. These group sessions support meaningful connection and offer a little time for self care, with activities designed to nurture the mother and baby relationship.

Connect with the rhythm of the moon on a guided outing through Wild Basin Preserve. Held monthly to coincide with the full moon, this experience invites a gentler pace, time in nature, and space to find balance. After a free shuttle from Hotel Viata, participants explore quiet Hill Country paths with a guide who weaves in simple standing yoga, calming breathing exercises, and short reflective pauses. The practice centers on letting go of what is no longer needed while opening room for clarity, renewal, and personal insight. Wide skies and Texas Hill Country scenery create a grounding setting. This nature-centered ritual supports both body and spirit, encouraging connection and the restorative calm that time outdoors can bring. Attendees receive 50% off a Spa Access Pass the same day, which includes use of Spa Viata amenities such as the sauna, steam room, locker facilities, restrooms, a relaxation lounge, and a heated outdoor pool and a hot tub. Passes can be purchased on the day through the spa receptionist. A 24 hour cancellation policy applies. The shuttle departs Hotel Viata at the stated start time and returns there afterward. Wear clothing suitable for trail walking and gentle yoga-style stretching.

Discover clothing at budget friendly prices. Every adult item is two dollars or less, and all children's apparel is one dollar or under.

Designed for homeschoolers ages 8 to 17, this archery session welcomes all skill levels from first-time learners to seasoned shooters. Participants will focus on safety essentials, get acquainted with the equipment, and practice the core steps of proper shooting technique. Closed-toe footwear is required. The drop-in fee is $30 and includes equipment use, or choose a $100 monthly membership. Capacity is limited.

Enjoy a relaxed afternoon at Morris Memorial Park designed for adults 55 and older. Take part in easygoing birdwatching to spot and identify local species, then add a hands-on touch with seasonal planting and wrap up with light snacks. Please bring comfortable shoes, water, sun protection, insect repellent, and a curious spirit. Participants will drive themselves to the park, and carpooling with fellow Prime Timers is encouraged. This program is free, but pre-registration is required, and registration cannot be completed by phone.

EMEI brings the Night at the Opera Tour to Historic Scoot Inn in Austin, with Madelline appearing as part of the show. Tickets are available through multiple presales, including artist, Spotify, and Live Nation, along with a VIP package presale and a VIP package onsale. A public onsale is also available.

Open and Guided Play at Red Horn Coffee House & Tap Room creates a relaxed, social setting to practice mahjong and meet other players. Bring a 2026 card, settle in, and enjoy gameplay with food and drinks available for purchase. Guided Play is designed for newer players who already know the basics and want a little extra support during open play. A Bluebonnet Mahj Co. instructor will circulate at the Guided Play tables to answer questions, offer reminders, and share helpful insight as the games progress. This is not a lesson and is not intended for those who have never learned. Participants should already understand the basic rules, know how to set up the game, complete the Charleston, and play through a hand. Those who have not yet learned the game can start with a Mahjong 101 class.

At The Meteor Austin in Austin, pizza is offered at half the regular price, with drinks available at a discount.

Hovvdy takes the stage at Mohawk in Austin, presented by Resound Presents. The performance is open to all ages. Tickets are on sale.

Beat Sessions returns to the back room at Spokesman South with a Texas-grown, monthly live art showdown presented by Spokesman and coordinated by Hail Mary Productions. Artists go head to head in timed rounds, creating in real time while the crowd decides the outcome. Votes are cast through cash or Venmo, with each dollar counting as a vote, and the highest total determines the winning artist or team... no judges involved. Music from DJ Tio ABE, No Kid$, and Mister E, with MC Dee Green on the mic, keeps the energy high throughout. Limited edition shirts are produced on-site for $20, with colors and designs from the competing artists, and five dollars from each purchase supports the artist and also counts as a vote. Admission is free and open to all ages. Pets are welcome on the patio, but they are not permitted indoors.

Treasure Trove Hobby Store hosts a weekly trading card game community night focused on buying, selling, trading, and connecting with fellow collectors. A curated group of invited TCG vendors brings cards, collectibles, and more, creating a friendly marketplace where attendees can search for special items, sell from their own collections, or make trades. Public admission has no cost. Vendor participation is free by invitation only and requires approval from Treasure Trove Hobby Store, and vendor tables are not available to the general public. Bring your collection and meet local vendors at this new weekly gathering for the TCG community.

Build your salsa skills with Marcus in a welcoming, high-energy format at Reveal at Onion Creek in Austin. The evening begins with a Salsa Shines segment focused on footwork, styling, and musicality, followed by Advanced Salsa Partner Work that highlights connection, technique, and flow. Whether the goal is sharpening technique, boosting confidence, or simply enjoying time on the dance floor, the structure supports steady progress. Pricing is $19 per class, and class passes are accepted, creating a flexible way to keep your dancing strong and inspired.

Held on Mondays, this group skate sets off from the Long Center Terrace, depending on the weather, for a 10 to 15 mile loop around Austin. Participants are encouraged to bring a light, water, and protective gear. It suits skaters who can comfortably hold about 10 miles per hour, manage speed and stopping, and handle city terrain including streets, bike lanes, sidewalks, hills, and parking garages. If that level is not the right fit, the SK8ATX Wednesday Night Skates cater to advanced beginners and intermediate skaters.

A free stand-up night at Lustre Pearl East hosted by Angelina Martin of Comedy Central brings together open mic slots and showcase performances. Expect fresh material from Austin comedians alongside new faces stepping up to the mic. Performers can request a spot by emailing cackleshackmic@gmail.com.

Step into a Velaris-inspired celebration for the launch of ACOTAR Book 6 at The Story Emporium & Bookshop. The gathering channels the Night Court and the wider realm of Prythian with romance, magic, mischief, and plenty of fandom flair. Each ticket includes an exclusive event bookmark, a temporary tattoo, a bracelet, a sticker, one drink token, access to themed snacks throughout the event, and an automatic entry in the ACOTAR Mystery Raffle. Festivities include the High Lord’s Ball with black tie, formalwear, or fae-inspired looks such as wings and crowns encouraged, specialty cocktails and mocktails themed to the courts, a wings and crowns photo station, court sorting to discover where you belong for the festivities, series trivia with prizes, special shopping across the store, and a 10 percent discount on romantasy books and merchandise during the event. Attendees can also purchase Book 6 the instant it becomes available. Dressy attire is encouraged but not required, fae flourishes like wings, crowns, and grand entrances are highly encouraged, and fans from every court are welcome at the ball.