Events in Williamson County, TX

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Homeschooling families with children ages 6 to 10 can drop in at the Library Annex for a friendly session that blends connection with hands-on learning. Participants team up for a fall themed STEM challenge to plan and build a pumpkin launcher, encouraging creativity, problem solving, and plenty of opportunities to socialize.

Connect face to face with local professionals at WilCo Networking in Round Rock at Santiago's Tex-Mex. This in-person meetup centers on meaningful conversations that build trust, create value, and support mutual success. It offers space to expand your network, gain fresh perspectives, and turn new introductions into collaborative opportunities. Tickets are available.

The Five Points PopStroke Team Challenge brings teams of four to PopStroke in Cedar Park for a morning of mini golf alongside food, drinks, networking, and prizes. Entry is $100 per player, with four players per team. Five Points members receive extra benefits that include one complimentary mulligan, an additional raffle entry, and access to a dedicated member perks area. Every team can compete for a prize honoring the best costume or theme. Spectators may purchase a $30 ticket to enjoy the atmosphere, refreshments, and prize action without playing. Capacity is limited.

Take a break from cooking while supporting Reagan Elementary during a Reagan PTA Spirit Day at BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse in Cedar Park. Enjoy lunch, dinner, or an after school snack, and a portion of eligible purchases will benefit the Reagan Elementary PTA. It offers a simple way to share a meal, connect with Reagan families, and contribute to programs and experiences the PTA supports for students and staff.

Get in the Halloween spirit with a spooky twist on EDM night, arriving just before the holiday with a dance party for the undead that brings spooky characters to the floor. Wear a costume that dazzles or terrifies, and step into an evening of eerie fun.

Discover resources and services for older adults and their loved ones at a free Senior Expo taking place at The Crossover. Local organizations will be on hand to share information and support. The event features prize drawings, refreshments, and on-site health screenings. Pre-registration is available.

Returning for its second year, Cedar Park Spooktacular offers a free, family friendly evening at Lakeline Park with candy, food, and Halloween fun in collaboration with the Cedar Park Police Department. Costumes are encouraged, from spooky and silly to cute and creative, with plenty of treats and seasonal spirit to enjoy.

Families can enjoy the City of Georgetown’s yearly Trick or Treat Trail at San Gabriel Park, where The Refuge TX will be on site to connect with neighbors and share some Halloween cheer. Expect trick-or-treating, costumes, games, arts and crafts, food trucks, and plenty of festive fun. The Refuge TX booth will offer candy and simple activities while welcoming families from across the community. Admission is free, and the event is open to all.

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

Designed for young athletes and their families, this session focuses on thinking smarter, recovering well, and showing up stronger. M2 Performance offers education on physical performance, mental strength, and the habits that help athletes thrive. Parents and athletes can learn together, connect with others, and explore a more thoughtful approach to performance. Free to attend, with beverages and light snacks provided.

A no cost night of trick or treating awaits, with candy and goodies available around the shops. Costumes are encouraged, whether eye catching or delightfully scary. Families can look forward to lots of sweets, family friendly fun, and plenty of Halloween spirit.

Open to park guests, this Halloween weekend at Jellystone Park Austin North offers a full slate of festive activities. Enter a costume contest that welcomes pets, make your way through the haunted trail, explore the Magic Pumpkin Patch, and trick-or-treat across the park. Decorate a campsite or golf cart for a contest with a chance to earn a free night of camping. A Halloween Fun Pass is available with packaged activities for the celebration, blending spooky thrills with family-friendly fun.

Rancho Sienna Elementary PTO presents its annual Boo Bash.

This event offers great music and barbecue in a backyard setting.

This free show features SUEDE, winners of the Austin Music Award for Best Cover Band. Since 2007, the group has been a staple of the Central Texas music scene and has performed across the United States, as well as in Canada and Mexico. Highlights include appearances at Radio City Music Hall in New York, the Showroom at the Las Vegas Hilton, the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, and the United Center in Chicago, along with stages throughout Texas. The band has shared the stage with 38 Special, Loverboy, Ted Nugent, Old Dominion, Kevin Fowler, Christopher Cross, Eric Johnson, Rick Trevino, and Stoney LaRue.

Get into the Halloween spirit at a costume party featuring grammar bingo and math games. The top costume earns 100 BC Bucks. Pizza and light refreshments will be served, and friends are welcome.

This whimsical Halloween tea experience at What's the Tea¿ features Alice and friends. Dressing up is encouraged, whether you prefer whimsical, vintage, or delightfully mad styles. Attendees can look forward to door prizes and a free gift with a $15 purchase. More details will be announced soon.

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

North Dakota heads to Texas for a special edition of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game, taking on Michigan State in a college hockey showcase in Austin. Hosted at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, the event is framed as more than a single game, with a weekend of experiences that can include game tickets, the NODAK Palooza fan event at ACL Live at The Moody Theater, and a golf tournament. It brings two storied programs together on a national stage and offers North Dakota supporters a road trip atmosphere and a chance to rally around their team.

A free, calming and uplifting gathering centers on kirtan and the chanting of sacred mantras. Participants may engage as much or as little as they choose, whether singing along, listening, or simply taking in the calming mantra music. The experience concludes with a guided practice for deep rest. No previous experience is required. All are welcome, and bringing a friend is encouraged. Arrive with an open heart.

East Texas singer-songwriter Christopher Wright brings a gritty mix of alt-country, Americana, and bluesy rock to Jellystone Park Austin North. Enjoy a solo acoustic performance filled with raw storytelling and Texas-rooted sound. Park guests are welcome, with access included for those with camping reservations. Visitors who are not staying overnight can purchase tickets for the live music performance.

Fire & Heart lights up Bar Louie Round Rock with a high-energy salute to the women of 80s rock, showcasing hits made famous by Pat Benatar, Heart, and more with powerful vocals and a bit of edge. It is a laid-back setting to enjoy a drink and catch up with friends while taking in a full night of live music. Admission is free. Starting in June, the band performs at this venue on the last Saturday of each month.

A military appreciation event takes place at Wolf Ranch Farmers Market, located near Ross, recognizing and honoring those who serve.

Celebrate the flavors of the grill at a family friendly, outdoor festival with free admission, live entertainment, and a menu of smoky specialties. Handpicked food vendors serve parrilladas, skewers, global barbecue, and grilled desserts, highlighting traditions from around the world with plenty of Latin American flair. Enjoy music, refreshing drinks, and activities for all ages. Vegetarian and vegan choices are offered by many vendors. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and pets are not allowed. Entry is free, and advance registration is required to help vendors plan. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available. By attending, guests consent to photo and video capture for Latin City and its licensees, successors, and assigns, with distribution rights in perpetuity, and all sales are final. With RSVP or ticket purchase, attendees agree to receive communications from Latin City.

Enjoy a tasty way to give back with a Spirit Night at Marco’s Pizza benefiting Larkspur Elementary. A portion of every qualifying order supports the school and its students. To participate, mention Larkspur Elementary or show the event page when dining in or calling for pickup. If ordering online, enter the code BOLT at checkout. Carryout and delivery are both available.

A support group for foster and adoption families offers a welcoming space to talk about life, share both the good moments and the hard ones, and feel truly heard. The focus is listening and support... We Hear You. Childcare is provided.

Doja Cat performs live at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX.

A ribbon cutting hosted by the Leander Chamber of Commerce marks the grand opening of FIERCE United’s new FIERCE Futsal Facility. The celebration brings together FIERCE United, chamber representatives, community leaders, families, and local supporters. Guests can tour the new space, enjoy refreshments, capture photos, and witness the ribbon cutting. Attendees also receive a discount on FIERCE United’s 2026 Indoor Winter Camp.

Father and son musicians Craig and Hunter Howell perform at Roots on the square in Georgetown, TX every first Thursday of the month.

Set in the Central Texas hills along the Lake Georgetown Rim Trail, this two day endurance event offers multiple challenges for trail runners and ruckers. Day one features a 15K, followed by day two options that include a 15K, 50K, 100K, and a 15K ruck. Courses include a 15K out and back and a 50K loop, with all routes starting and finishing at the Russell Park trailhead in Georgetown. Enter code SPARTAN10 during registration to receive 10 percent off.

Pack a lawn chair and settle in under the oaks at Agape BBQ for beer, barbecue, and live rock. Spiral Mischief rolls through rock covers spanning the 1970s to the 2020s and adds originals written in Liberty Hill. The set ranges from Joan Jett to Royal Blood, with stops at Type-O-Negative and a rock-styled take on Waylon Jennings. Things may get a little loud.

John Summit performs at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX. The event presents the artist live on stage at this venue.

An intimate live acoustic showcase hosted by Kate Angel at Roots in downtown Georgetown, Texas. The evening spotlights singer songwriters from across Central Texas as they perform and share the stories behind their music. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Parents Night Out at The Jungle Movement Academy gives kids ages 6 to 15 a lively evening of activities while parents enjoy a break. Participants can jump into games like dodgeball, tug of war, and ninja tag, plus a range of ninja themed challenges. Later in the evening, pizza and a movie are included. Pricing is free for Platinum members, $30 for Silver or Gold members, and $50 for non members. To reserve a spot, call the front desk at (737) 202-4428.

At Fritz Park in Hutto, a high energy, family friendly 5K and kids dash welcomes every pace, from personal record chasers and first timers to families with strollers, strutters, and power walkers. Expect lively support on the course and a community feel throughout. Take on the 5K run or walk, while children under 10 enjoy a dedicated dash. Every finisher earns a medal, the 5K provides chip timed results, and participants receive a Hippo Nation T shirt. A complimentary six week training plan is included, and the celebration continues after the finish with snacks and a fun zone. It is a place where miles meet smiles.

Ride the Hill Country Flyer for a full-day rail adventure through Central Texas aboard lovingly restored vintage railcars cared for by the Austin Steam Train Association and its volunteers. This long-running excursion welcomes families, friends, and neighbors to experience classic train travel and make lasting memories. The journey spans 66 miles round trip between Cedar Park and Burnet and features an extended three-hour layover in Burnet. Spend the extra time exploring the historic town square, sharing lunch, and browsing unique shops before settling in for the relaxing return to Cedar Park, complete with the soothing rhythm of the rails and conversations that make this tradition feel special. This ride is for all ages. All sales are final.

Experience a free yoga class at San Gabriel Park, suitable for all experience levels. The session takes place outdoors beside the water, near the Poppy playground and the swings, and welcomes both first-timers and seasoned practitioners. Bring a mat and wear comfortable clothing for a relaxing flow that emphasizes mindful movement and steady breathing in a serene park setting.

SD + Co. Studio Market is a monthly in-person marketplace hosted by SD + Co. Shop. It brings the community together to browse and discover favorite pieces up close, offering a welcoming way to support local and enjoy a fun day of shopping.

Explore longarm quilting at a free, hands-on APQS Road Show hosted at Over The Top Quilting Studio in Cedar Park. Whether you plan to complete your own quilts or start a quilting business, this session introduces a range of APQS machines so you can compare features, try them yourself, and experience smooth stitching. Learn about table styles that fit different spaces, get guidance on choosing the right setup, and take advantage of special Road Show discounts on machines. Financing options, including opportunities for pre-approval through participating providers, are available. APQS brings more than 40 years of expertise, American-made craftsmanship with a factory in Carroll, Iowa, a lifetime warranty, and dedicated customer support.

Enjoy two public performances of a playful musical inspired by Arnold Lobel’s beloved stories. With a jazzy, high-spirited score by Robert and Willie Reale, A Year with Frog and Toad follows best friends Frog and Toad across spring, summer, fall, and winter as they wake from hibernation, plant gardens, swim, rake leaves, go sledding, and gather gentle lessons about life and friendship. The duo embraces what makes each of them unique, offering a warm celebration of differences. This Tony-nominated Broadway favorite delivers tuneful fun, imagination, and charm for the whole family and for young audiences.

Hear music performed outdoors beneath the oak canopy at Agape BBQ.

A family band presents close harmonies and memorable melodies in a set of classic country and pop rock hits. Familiar tunes from both genres are delivered with a tight vocal blend throughout.

Not Past 11, a Central Texas 18-piece big band, takes the stage at Black Sparrow Music Parlor with a repertoire spanning big band swing along with funk from the 70s and 80s, plus jazz and rock. Tickets are $10.

Mana performs live at Moody Center ATX in Austin, TX. The concert brings the band to the stage at this Austin venue.

Celebrate with tasty bites, a ceremonial cake cutting, live tunes, and plenty of good times.

Community Health Conversations presents an informative session on colorectal cancer awareness with a focus on the Black community. The discussion covers risk factors, recommended screening options, practical prevention steps, and ways to connect with healthcare resources that support improved outcomes. The goal is to share clear information, encourage proactive health decisions, and strengthen community wellness. Presented by Dickey-Givens Community Center in partnership with Texas Catalyst, facilitated by Ariana Williams of Texas Catalyst at the Dickey-Givens Community Center in Taylor, Texas.

Katseye’s The Wildworld Tour stops at Moody Center ATX in Austin for a performance by Katseye.

The day begins with breakfast alongside the Auxiliary, continues with lunch served until it is gone, and wraps up with live music from Whiskey & Rosin.

Leander, Texas hosts a five-day celebration of film presented by the Leander Arts & Film Alliance. Designed for independent filmmakers, working professionals, creatives, and anyone who enjoys compelling stories on screen, the festival features film screenings, opportunities to connect with filmmakers and industry professionals, and a focus on creativity and independent storytelling, with more programming to be announced. The aim is for participants to leave with memorable experiences, meaningful connections, and fresh opportunities to bring their stories to life. Details on tickets, screening submissions, and the full schedule will be shared as they become available.

Jose Madero performs live at Emo's Austin in Austin, Texas.

In Georgetown, TX, the GAPS Care Partner Support Group offers a welcoming setting for those supporting someone with Parkinson’s. Participants connect with peers who understand both the rewards and the challenges of caregiving, exchanging practical tips, encouragement, and shared experience. The group meets at First Baptist Church Georgetown TX in the Education Building, room E2.108, and is open to caregivers at any stage.

KadabraCon is back with a three day celebration at Golfinity in Austin, bringing together fandom, pop culture, cosplay, anime, gaming, comics, artists, vendors, special guests, and memorable experiences under one roof. Highlights include immersive panels, photo opportunities, shopping, and a welcoming community atmosphere throughout the weekend. Discounted pre-sale tickets are available, and vendor booths can be reserved. Promoted as one of Texas’s fastest growing fan conventions, it is a place where fandom comes to life.

Board Games & Business Cards is a low-pressure tabletop night for professionals who would rather roll dice than recite elevator pitches. Instead of the usual awkward mingling, the emphasis is on playing games, real conversation, and building meaningful connections. Space is limited.

Begin the day with a relaxed networking meetup over coffee that brings together professionals, entrepreneurs, and community members to connect, share ideas, and build relationships. This welcoming setting makes it easy to grow your network, explore potential collaborations, and enjoy genuine conversation with peers. Attendees often leave with new contacts, practical insights, and fresh possibilities. Participants may want to bring a friend and a stack of business cards to make the most of the conversations.

At Garey House in Georgetown, this gala marks 19 years of Dream a Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship and the many horses, volunteers, families, donors, and community members who sustain its mission to serve people of all abilities. The evening features dinner and refreshments, a silent auction with unique experiences, time to connect and celebrate, and heartfelt accounts of lives impacted by the organization. A family-oriented sensory hour provides a welcoming start to the festivities. Attire is Cowboy Chic. Support benefits the horses and programs of Dream a Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that delivers therapeutic horsemanship and equine-assisted programs.

Karaoke Night at Agape BBQ offers a chance to showcase your talent while enjoying craft BBQ and cold beer.

A Christian Family Barn Dance hosted by the club takes place at Williamson County Cowboy Church in Liberty Hill, TX. Those planning to participate should complete the agreement and check-in forms on the club’s website before the dance.

Dive into The Jungle Games, a lively competition filled with wipeout-style obstacles, ninja-inspired challenges, team play, one-on-one battles, and special activities. It is exciting to take part in and just as fun to watch. Participants ages 6 to 15 compete in two brackets, 6 to 10 and 11 to 15. Standout competitors can win prizes from the prize box. The cost is $40 per person.

Celebrate the second Saturday at Bell with a family-friendly outing featuring kid-focused activities.

Bella Soaps ATX will take part in Market Days in Georgetown’s square, a lively showcase of local vendors. Expect delicious food, upbeat music, and the chance to browse dozens of vendors highlighting local talent. Bella Soaps ATX will feature its newest collection of handmade soaps, crafted with natural ingredients and careful attention to quality for a skin-pampering experience. The day celebrates area artisans and their work in a friendly, community setting.

The final market days of 2026 bring a grateful and thankful theme to Downtown Georgetown, offering touches to make Thanksgiving a little sweeter. Flavors of the Month feature cinnamon and chai. This event is organized by the Downtown Georgetown Association. For safety, do not send money to anyone claiming to be the organizer in comments.

Whether you are dreaming of a sophisticated black tie celebration or a relaxed barefoot beach ceremony, a curated group of experts is ready to share guidance and ideas. Their advice focuses on helping you shape timeless memories and bring your wedding vision to life.

An open mic at the Sparrow brings together performers, patrons, and staff for a shared night of creativity. The Sparrow has hosted open mics since 2017, and the series continues monthly. Sign ups open before the show, performances follow, and the evening concludes after a full run of sets. Each act has a concise slot, with musicians limited to three songs and spoken word or comedy presented in a short set. New for 2026, one artist or act from each month will be invited to the quarterly Black Sparrow Showcase. These showcases are ticketed, occur every three months, and feature three paid performers. Selections are made at the end of the night by Show Host Will Panter and Audio Person Shannon Bagent, and those chosen receive a text invitation that same evening. For questions about how the night is run, text only to 512-804-9626.

This event showcases favorite songs by the Rolling Stones along with a wide range of classic rock hits, keeping the spotlight on timeless tracks.

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

Switchfoot takes the stage at Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater in Austin, TX.

Intocable performs at HEB Center at Cedar Park in Cedar Park, TX.

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

This fundraising dinner brings the community together for an evening centered on connection, gratitude, and giving to support the reconstruction of Nueces Mosque. Contributions raised will help rebuild the mosque and sustain its service to future generations. The event takes place at Marriott North Austin Round Rock in Round Rock, TX. Childcare for ages 4 to 10 is offered and can be requested during ticket checkout. Complimentary parking is provided on site. If attendance is not possible, contributions are still welcome to aid the reconstruction.

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

Designed for those moving through the holiday season after separation or divorce, this single-evening program offers practical guidance and encouragement in a caring setting. Participants can learn strategies for managing difficult emotions, make a plan for the upcoming weeks, and cultivate hope for the days ahead. The gathering takes place at the Round Rock Campus in the Cafe and Prayer Room.

Set in a comfortable backyard, Cam Dozier showcases his talents in a relaxed, open-air atmosphere.

Born from a simple invitation to explore the historic Mason home during the winter holidays, Holidays at the Homestead has grown into Leander’s only market dedicated entirely to handcrafted gifts. Set amid the historic Mason Homestead, it brings together makers, artists, and craftspeople from across Texas for a warm, homespun shopping experience. Visitors can wander the festively trimmed grounds, discover one of a kind handmade goods, and enjoy seasonal sights and sounds in a traditional holiday market atmosphere. Offerings include handmade decor and jewelry, artisan foods, woodworking, textiles, and distinctive gifts, with every vendor thoughtfully curated to highlight true craftsmanship. More than a marketplace, it is a community tradition that blends local history, creativity, and holiday cheer into a memorable outing for all ages. Admission is donation based, pay what you wish, and contributions support local history education. Tickets are available in advance or at the door.

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

The Turkey Trail Trot is an annual community run. This year’s event benefits Backpack Friends, helping put food into local kids’ backpacks. Early registration offers the best rate, and there are opportunities for local businesses to sponsor event T-shirts.

University Co-op presents a game viewing event for Texas’s biggest rivalry at Haute Spot in Cedar Park, TX. The game will be shown on a large screen, with food and drinks, along with brand activations from lululemon, Blue 84, YETI, and others.

Ricky Montijo brings his one-man band to The Summit at Rivery Park, blending soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae in a dynamic solo performance. The evening is part of Music in the Yard, with live music, food to enjoy, and a relaxed courtyard vibe at a premier mixed-use spot in Georgetown. Expect an easygoing night outdoors with good eats, good company, and plenty of songs.

Father and son duo Craig and Hunter Howell perform live at Roots on the square in Georgetown, TX, with a standing appearance on the first Thursday of each month.

This charity tournament features a $20 per person entry fee. To get on the sign-up list, speak with the bartender or email manager@txlegion447.org to register.

for KING + COUNTRY brings A Drummer Boy Christmas to H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, a seasonal arena tour presented on the heels of a new album and a Christmas theatrical film. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone, winners of four GRAMMY Awards, present an evening of music and storytelling that celebrates the sounds and spirit of the holidays. The set blends original songs with reimagined favorites such as O Come, O Come, Emmanuel and Little Drummer Boy, along with select moments from their new film, Drummer Boy. A limited VIP Behind-the-Scenes Pre-Show Experience is available, hosted by their brother and lighting director Daniel Smallbone. It includes early entry and first access to merchandise, a guided look at the tour’s production setup, the chance to observe final soundcheck moments, an interactive conversation with members of the touring team, festive Christmas beverages where available from High Brow Coffee, a brief Q&A and a commemorative group photo with Joel and Luke, and a custom collectible item. Capacity is limited to 200 guests. The duo is recognized for dynamic live shows and a global following, with 13 No. 1 hits and more than 3 billion streams. Their album What Are We Waiting For? debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 10 after the RIAA Gold-certified Burn the Ships, and their 2024 feature film Unsung Hero received the GMA Dove Award for Feature Film of the Year. Be aware that the concert uses flash and strobe lighting, which may affect those with photosensitive conditions.

An event featuring Disney's Descendants and Zombies takes place at Moody Center ATX in Austin.

MACH 5 unleashes a high-energy rock performance at Round Rock Tavern. Expect hard-hitting tunes and cold drinks, and there is no cover to get in.

Enjoy a Christmas-themed boutique crawl in Liberty Hill featuring six local shops. Start at any participating boutique, sip while you shop, and stroll from stop to stop. At each location, check in by scanning the shop's unique QR code displayed inside to be entered for a chance to win a grand prize gift basket.

Leander’s Old Town Christmas Festival ushers in the holiday season with festive shopping, dancing and singing, chances to play, delicious food, and the opportunity to meet Santa. It is a warm and magical way to begin Christmas celebrations in Leander.

Santa Hustle Austin turns Dell Diamond into a holiday-themed run filled with thousands of participants in Santa gear, lively music, and a course brimming with seasonal spirit. Runners can choose from a 10K, 5K, or Kids Dash, welcoming those aiming for a fast finish as well as anyone out for festive fun. Expect sweet treats, plenty of cheer, and an all-ages atmosphere that feels like a full-on holiday celebration. Every participant receives festive swag, including themed apparel, a finisher medal, and holiday accessories to keep the spirit going after the race.

The holiday season brings celebration, connection, and joy, yet it can also add stress, financial pressure, and disruptions to daily routines. Community Health Conversations presents a discussion on staying well during this busy time, highlighting practical ways to manage stress, prioritize self-care, support mental well-being, and maintain healthy habits. Attendees can connect with others, share experiences, and discover resources that promote overall wellness throughout the season and beyond. Presented by Dickey-Givens Community Center in partnership with Texas Catalyst.

A called meeting of the Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees is planned. The agenda will be posted at least 72 hours in advance. A clear bag policy is in effect for all Board of Trustees meetings. Dates may change due to unforeseen circumstances, and the end time is an estimate that can shift based on the agenda. More Board Meeting information and streamed meetings are available.

At Ascension Seton in Round Rock, this community fundraiser brings together area vendors and a silent auction to raise funds for Owlet Dream Socks for the NICU and Labor and Delivery units. Proceeds are dedicated to supporting these hospital units through the purchase of the socks.

Browse for your next great read at a community book sale at Cedar Park Public Library. This three day event begins with a brief early access period on the first day that requires $10 cash, followed by free admission for the rest of that day. The second day features free admission throughout. The final day also offers free admission, with donations accepted in cash only.

Hosted at Georgetown High School, this Hill Country race highlights Georgetown’s historic downtown, scenic neighborhoods, and gently rolling routes for a memorable day on the course. Runners can choose from a half marathon, 10K, 5K, or a Kids and Family 1K. Expect spirited community support, an energetic atmosphere, and a finish line celebration with a custom finisher medal and race shirt. With plenty of local charm, it offers a destination-worthy way to experience Georgetown while chasing a personal best or enjoying a festive run to close out the year.

A candlelight tribute concert honoring Florence + the Machine takes place at the Alma Thomas Fine Arts Center at Southwestern University in Austin. The program features the band's songs presented in a candlelit setting.

A relaxed night out at Bar Louie features no cover and an all-ages welcome policy. Expect a comfortable setting with great drinks, chef-inspired food, and attentive service that makes it easy to settle in and unwind. Table reservations are available through the venue.

A candlelight tribute to Juan Luis Guerra comes to Austin, hosted by the Alma Thomas Fine Arts Center at Southwestern University. This concert is devoted entirely to his music.

The second annual Romp Stomp 5K/10K at Southwestern University brings the community together in support of Do All Things. Created to uplift athletes with special differences, it emphasizes inclusion and shared achievement with encouragement from families, friends, volunteers, and the wider running community. Participants can choose a 10K run or walk, a 5K run or walk, or a 1K run or walk, with virtual 5K and 10K options also available. A dedicated complimentary 1K registration is offered for participants with special differences. Whether aiming for a personal best, moving at a relaxed pace, or cheering from the sidelines, every entry supports a cause built on determination, unity, and the belief that people can Do All Things together.

Spirit Night takes place at Raising Cane's #115 in Cedar Park, a community partner. Check the event flyer for details.

Mezoozah Boutique & Corner Sweets in Taylor hosts a seasonal shopping stop centered on last-minute stocking stuffers and small gifts. Browse for quick, easy fillers and finish the final touches on your list so holiday preparations come together with less stress.

Christmas at the Hutto Co-Op brings a cheerful marketplace experience from Urban Bloom Market, filled with family friendly activities and seasonal shopping. Capture keepsake photos at festive photo stations, let kids enjoy hands-on fun with face painting, and explore local vendors offering distinctive holiday gifts and last minute finds. The atmosphere centers on holiday cheer and shared memories for all ages.

Settle into a free outdoor sound bath at the Light & Waterworks District beside the Georgetown Public Library, created for quiet relaxation, gentle meditation, and restorative listening under the full moon. Crystal singing bowls, chimes, and soft percussion blend into soothing layers that help the body unwind and the mind settle. The gathering is family friendly and open to everyone, with no prior experience needed. Lie down, sit, or simply take in the evening atmosphere while the sounds ripple around you. For comfort, bring a yoga mat or blanket or another surface to rest on, add a pillow or extra layers if desired, and carry water. Enjoy a peaceful moment of rest with the Georgetown community beneath the night sky.