This weekend in Round Rock, TX

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.

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

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

Rummikub games at Zeytun Mediterranean grill offer an easy introduction for newcomers and engaging play for experienced players. The rules are quick to learn, and participants of all ages are welcome.

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.

This 20th anniversary celebration offers food, friendly company, and live music. An open mic invites attendees to take the stage and sing, with current students and alumni especially encouraged to participate.

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

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

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.

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