What's on in Austin.

A pet friendly, all pace group run of 3 to 7 miles starts from the downtown Seaholm store every Friday morning.

A free Friday happy hour blues set has run at the Continental Club for decades, now carried on by the Blues Specialists.

Texas Stars host the Chicago Wolves in AHL hockey at the H-E-B Center.

Texas songwriter James McMurtry plays Gruene Hall.

Chefs, sommeliers and winemakers gather on the lakefront for tastings, demos and live music at this three-day culinary festival.

New Braunfels' ten-day Bavarian-style celebration brings sausage, beer tents, carnival rides and polka music, with weekday evenings free to enter.

Beloved nerd-rock duo They Might Be Giants plays two nights at Emo's.

British punk pioneers The Damned play The Far Out Lounge.

Snoopy, Linus and the Peanuts gang return in a musical staging of the holiday classic.

John Summit plays Moody Center on the UT campus.

North America's largest urban bat colony still emerges nightly from under the bridge each evening through the fall before migrating south for winter.

The parade runs north on Congress Avenue from the bridge, followed by a resource event at 10am and a ceremony on the Capitol South Steps at 11am.

Volunteer and nature morning on the Ney Museum grounds.

Sustainable Food Center's downtown market at Republic Square runs every Saturday with local produce and food vendors.

SFC's original farmers market meets every Saturday at Toney Burger Center in Sunset Valley.

This Cedar Park market runs every Saturday with regional produce and craft vendors.

A West Austin farmers market near Barton Creek runs every Saturday morning.

This Northwest Austin farmers market brings weekly produce, meat and specialty vendors close to Cedar Park and Leander.

This Texas Farmers' Market moved from Lakeline to the new Bell District in Cedar Park and now runs there every Saturday year round.

Open-streets day with the route centered on the Windsor Park library.

Austin's independent bookstore reads to young kids in its BookKids amphitheater three mornings a week.

Two Left Feet leads a free honky tonk two step lesson every Saturday evening before the White Horse dance floor fills up.

Dream-pop band Turnover brings its Down On Earth tour to Stubb's.

Austin's longtime standup club runs touring headliners with weekend shows every Friday and Saturday night.

Chefs, sommeliers and winemakers gather on the lakefront for tastings, demos and live music at this three-day culinary festival.

Pitmasters, cooking demos and award-winning barbecue converge in the self-proclaimed Barbecue Capital of Texas.

Highland games, bagpipes and Celtic music fill Pioneer Farms alongside the Scottish Highland Games World Championships.

Beloved nerd-rock duo They Might Be Giants plays two nights at Emo's.

Instrumental heavy trio Russian Circles plays The Far Out Lounge.

Local artists and makers sell alongside craft beer and food.

A craft show of fine art, crafts and homegrown goods with five food booths.

Austin FC closes the 2026 regular season at home against the Portland Timbers.

North America's largest urban bat colony still emerges nightly from under the bridge each evening through the fall before migrating south for winter.

Charity run downtown to raise money for clean water projects.

Local comics try out new material at this free BYOB open mic held every Sunday night downtown.

This Mueller market runs every Sunday with farm stands, prepared food and live music.

Lone Star Farmers Market sets up at Springdale General in East Austin every Sunday.

This nonprofit-run Sunday market near Mueller mixes local produce and prepared food stalls with community art programming.

Self-guided tour of historic Hyde Park homes with the Ney Museum as the hub.

An advanced honky tonk two step class runs every Sunday afternoon at this South Congress dancehall.

Redd Volkaert and the Heybale! western swing band keep a long running Sunday evening residency on the Continental Club stage.

A late Sunday night set closes out the Continental Club's weekend lineup after the earlier Heybale! show.

Chefs, sommeliers and winemakers gather on the lakefront for tastings, demos and live music at this three-day culinary festival.

Pitmasters, cooking demos and award-winning barbecue converge in the self-proclaimed Barbecue Capital of Texas.

Highland games, bagpipes and Celtic music fill Pioneer Farms alongside the Scottish Highland Games World Championships.

Latin rock band Maná plays Moody Center.

A craft show of fine art, crafts and homegrown goods with five food booths.

A University of Texas-themed market with the tagline Shop Longhorn, Support Longhorn.

The garden wraps its gnome-home exhibit with a closing celebration on the last day.

North America's largest urban bat colony still emerges nightly from under the bridge each evening through the fall before migrating south for winter.

This Georgetown farm's fall festival runs weekends into November with a corn maze, petting zoo and pumpkin patch.

Austin's long running haunted house runs select nights through November 8 with multiple elaborate scare sets, including a new Jason Voorhees attraction for 2026.

A kid-friendly fall festival at Pioneer Farms offers hayrides, a corn maze, pumpkin patch and petting zoo into November.

This Northwest Austin farmers market brings weekly produce, meat and specialty vendors close to Cedar Park and Leander.

This nonprofit-run Sunday market near Mueller mixes local produce and prepared food stalls with community art programming.

Austin's longtime standup club runs touring headliners with weekend shows every Friday and Saturday night.

Two actors bring Narnia to life in a family-friendly staging that opens in mid-October.

A touring musical built around Neil Diamond's songbook runs for six days.