This weekend in Round Rock, TX

Founded in 2016, The Weak Knights honed their sound in Austin, Texas. The band focuses on music from the 1990s and 2000s, shifting between pop and rock for a varied mix shaped by their Austin roots.

Open water practice swims at the Lake Pflugerville swim beach offer a dedicated training environment for triathletes, distance swimmers, and those new to swimming outside the pool. Hosted by SBR Fun Events, these sessions focus on race skills like sighting, drafting, time trial style starts, and smooth wetsuit changes, all without race day pressure. Two buoyed routes are set for different experience levels, so beginners and intermediate swimmers can choose what fits best. Safety is prioritized with mentors in the water, guides, lifeguards, and kayak support. The beach layout also makes it convenient to rehearse the swim to bike transition. The tone is non competitive, educational, and upbeat. An RSVP is required in advance to help organize the group and ensure a thorough athlete briefing.

Trailside Market brings an open-air shopping experience to Memorial Park along the scenic trail in Round Rock. Explore seasonal produce, plants, handmade goods, original art, baked treats, preserves, and other local creations, with a rotating mix of vendors sharing what they grow and make. Enjoy a relaxed stroll through the park as you browse and discover something new each visit. Vendor selection and coordination are handled exclusively by the Round Rock Parks and Recreation team, and no third-party organizations manage vendors for this market.

This celebration honors National Breastfeeding Month and highlights the importance of breastfeeding.

A family-friendly gathering at Bell takes place on the second Saturday, featuring fun activities for children.

Settle in for a leisurely trip through rail history aboard the Bertram Flyer. The journey begins in Cedar Park and winds through the Texas Hill Country, crossing Short Creek Canyon and the 300-foot South San Gabriel trestle before returning to Cedar Park in restored vintage railcars from the 1930s to the 1950s pulled by a diesel locomotive. A cosplay theme encourages riders to bring favorite characters to life with wigs, props, and photo-ready poses, no matter the fandom. The trip spans 44 miles round trip and includes a 15-minute layover at the historic 1912 Bertram Depot. Beer, wine, and mimosas are available for purchase in the Cedar Park Car, adding a chance to sip while taking in the sights and sounds of classic rail travel. This ride is open to all ages. All sales are final.

Drop in for a free, family-friendly open house at Armstrong Community Music School’s Round Rock studio. You’ll be able to meet the teachers, explore lesson options, and learn about private music instruction for students of all ages and experience levels. There will be studio tours, time for questions about lessons and enrollment, and instructors available across a variety of instruments and musical styles.

The Round Rock Farmers Market at Rock Creek Plaza in Round Rock is a Saturday market where new products are introduced each week. Attendees can browse a changing selection and inquire about custom orders for a personalized purchase.

An indoor swap at Pflugerville Community Church centers on puzzles and welcomes participants even if they do not bring any. It takes place in Building 2 toward the back of the property, and you can look for cars to find the spot. To keep things organized, seal puzzle boxes with tape or put the pieces in zipper-style bags. Volunteers are appreciated to take two or three extra puzzles home for temporary storage until the next swap. For questions, speak with someone wearing a swap shirt.

Enjoy casual Rummikub games in a friendly setting. The game is easy to learn and fun to play, and players of all ages are welcome.

A long-running community benefit takes place at Hanovers to raise funds and awareness for the MS Society. Launched in 2011 as a one-time gathering, it has since become an annual tradition in its 16th year and 21st installment, with $112,726.46 raised to date for families and charitable causes. The event features live music and a silent auction, and donations of items for the auction are being accepted. Appreciation goes to Hanovers, the bands, auction contributors, helpers, and supporters who make it possible. Additional details, including approximate band schedules, will be shared as plans are finalized.

This community celebration honors Henry Pfluger, the founder of Pflugerville, and highlights Pflugerville's German heritage.

Now in its 20th year, Karamu offers a Safari themed evening at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions with a meal, shopping, and comedy from keynote speaker and stand-up comedian Rik Roberts. Table sponsorships and tickets are available.

Hair Metal Giants return to The Fieldhouse at The Crossover for a set packed with 80s hair metal anthems, featuring songs by Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Dokken, Journey, RATT, Van Halen, Whitesnake, and more. The band's old drummer and friend JD DuPont will be on drums, filling in for Jungi. All ages are welcome, and there is no cover.

Olivia O'Brien is coming to Antone's in Austin for an evening show at 7:00 PM. Tickets are available through Bandsintown.

Presented by Busch Light, this professional rodeo at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park is sanctioned by the Cowboys Pro Rodeo Association and the United Professional Rodeo Association. Part of the proceeds supports the Sammy Wallace Memorial Foundation, which advances education in the live entertainment industry through Mississippi State University. Mutton Bustin registration is available only on the day of the event at a table on the North concourse, first come, first served, with a $35 fee per contestant. Participants must weigh 55 pounds or less. Capacity is limited to 10 contestants on Friday during the event, and on Saturday there are 65 pre-show spots and 10 additional spots during the event.

ComedySportz turns improv into a friendly competition as two teams of comedians face off in fast-paced games, scenes, and challenges inspired by audience suggestions. Everything is created in the moment, and the crowd helps decide who wins. Honoring an Austin tradition that began in 1986, the show now plays exclusively in Round Rock at Premier Music Academy. The humor is clean and designed to land with adults while staying welcoming for families. It is interactive without putting anyone on the spot, briskly paced, and packed with laughs, making it a solid pick for date night, a family outing, or a fun evening with friends. Presented in an intimate setting with clear views and a warm atmosphere, seating is reserved so there is no scramble for spots. If you enjoy improv or head-to-head comedy in the spirit of Whose Line Is It Anyway? or Dropout, this matchup is a great fit.

Catch an evening of heavy rock with The Sword, Red Fang, and Spoon Benders. The show runs at 7:30 PM at RADIO/EAST in Austin.

Settle in at Bar Louie for a casual night out that is free to attend and welcomes guests of every age. The vibe centers on quality drinks, chef-driven dishes, and attentive service in a laid-back space that makes it easy to unwind and linger.

Night owls can dive into cinematic escape games at Escapology Round Rock with 40% off when using code LATEESCAPE. Games are always private, just your crew. Make it a late-night date, a competitive friend showdown, or an after-dinner challenge as you take on immersive storylines and high stakes puzzles. Spots fill fast on Saturday nights, so gather your team and escape for less.

XQUIISITELOCZ hosts the Back 2 School Bash at All Around Barber School, welcoming families from Hutto and neighboring areas for a community day focused on helping students start the new school year with confidence. K-8 students can receive free haircuts, braids, and loc services. A school supply giveaway and food are available while supplies last, and a live DJ will provide music. The event also thanks sponsors, featured providers, and volunteers for their support.

Create your own squishy animal artwork by picking one design to paint on a 16x20 canvas. This is an all-ages family-friendly class, recommended for ages 7+, and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Reservations are paid online in advance, with no walk-ins allowed. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to get settled, and note that late arrivals may not be allowed to paint. Feel free to bring drinks and snacks; non-alcohol beverages are welcome, and alcohol consumption is only for guests 21 and older.

This event is exclusively for girls. Journey back to Middle-earth at the dawn of the tale, setting out from the Shire with Bilbo, Gandalf, and a band of dwarves in search of fortune while the dragon Smaug looms ahead. Build your ranks near the Lonely Mountain and face off for the treasures of Erebor.

Soak up the festival vibe and rock out at the Paseo Stage as an upbeat burst of entertainment amps up the celebration.

Bell's Gaming Center hosts a relaxed Commander get together centered on friendly games rather than prizes. Entry is $6, or $5 when paying in cash. Attendees age 21 and over may bring their own beverages, and outside food and drinks are welcome.

Enjoy a relaxed backgammon gathering at Veranda Bar & Restaurant that welcomes players at every experience level. Instruction is available, with plenty of opportunities to play and learn along the way. Newcomers are encouraged to try the game, and returning players can sharpen their skills in a friendly setting.