Ice Age in the Wild
Life-size robotic mammoths and giant Ice Age beasts roam the Wildflower Center's gardens — kids who loved dinosaur exhibits will lose their minds.
Life-size robotic mammoths and giant Ice Age beasts roam the Wildflower Center's gardens — kids who loved dinosaur exhibits will lose their minds.
Austin's Filipino community marks independence day with food, culture, and neighbours — a genuine slice of local identity.
39 days of World Cup matches on big screens at Rainey Street, with food trucks and a crowd that actually knows the offside rule.
Howard Shore's full orchestral score plays live while the film screens — a genuinely different way to experience a classic.
A floor-to-ceiling collaborative mural where painting students distilled their biggest questions into pictographic symbols — worth a slow look.
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Austin's Filipino community marks independence day with food, culture, and community at a local neighbourhood spot.
The best collegiate track athletes in the country converge on Hayward Field — one of the sport's most electric venues.
Motown and soul on the water with a crowd that actually talks to each other — bring a chair and stay late.
Rare maps and documents trace how 1776 rippled across Latin America — built with UT students, so the storytelling is sharper than your average archive show.
Vintage church and school cookbooks from across the South, open for browsing at PCL — a quietly fascinating window into mid-century community life.
Sauna, cold plunge, and good company until late — a rare chance to unwind with neighbours past bedtime.
Neurodivergent professionals swap notes over coffee — free headshots make it worth showing up.
A rare chance for service dog handlers to connect, share real-world tips, and find their people.
A beloved DC-area cover band reunites for an outdoor night show — meet by the beer tent and dance to 40 years of hits.
Myles Wyatt brings his band to BackWood Bar for a Friday night of live music in Austin.
A quiet, structured writing day for grad students — consultants on hand and snacks included.
Structured speed dating with icebreaker games at a beloved Austin community space.
Forty-plus Black vendors, a DJ, and lawn games at Carver Museum — a genuinely feel-good afternoon rooted in the neighbourhood.
Forty-plus Black vendors, a DJ, and lawn games at Carver Museum — a genuine neighbourhood celebration rooted in community.
Life-size robotic Ice Age giants — woolly mammoth included — roam the Wildflower Center's gardens all weekend.
Drag performances, poolside lounging, and free parking on East 6th — a full Saturday for zero dollars.
Sing live with a jazz band — this hands-on workshop at Texas Music Museum takes you from nervous to performing in one session.
Six-piece mountain-roots band celebrates their new album with a night of honky tonk grit and raw bluegrass energy.
Pitmaster Jerry McPherson walks you through beef smoking start to finish — hands-on, straight from the source.
USA kicks off World Cup 2026 against Paraguay — watch live on big screens at Honor Brewing with a crowd that actually cares.
Longhorns take on Georgia at the College World Series — Charles Schwab Field in Omaha is electric for this one.
Weekly drag game show with audience participation, live performances, and prizes at a neighbourhood bar.
A full day of classes, live music, and community on the Long Center lawn — drop in for one session or stay all day.
All-day yoga on the Long Center grounds — drop into a class, catch live music, or just soak in the vibe.
Cook Spanish-Caribbean dishes hands-on with Marta Guzman — a rare chance to learn regional technique in a small group setting.
Fantasy-themed art showcase with a healing focus — Sky Candy's immersive space makes this one worth the trip.
BGA and Vision Decor take over Cosmic Saltillo for a late-night neighbourhood block party — a proper Austin summer kickoff.
Elite college athletes chase national titles at Hayward Field, track's most storied venue — watchable live or on ESPN2 at 7pm.
Austin's top comics take the stage at Civil Goat for a curated hill country night of stand-up.
Street-style 1v1 comp pits visiting TNC squad against Austin's best — good sideline energy for the whole family.
A low-key weekly gather at Weird Brothers where newcomers and regulars alike show up, order something good, and actually talk to each other.
BGA and Vision Decor take over Cosmic Saltillo for a night block party — good energy, local crowd, late finish.
A free HUD-approved course that walks first-time buyers through the real steps of purchasing a home — practical and worth a Saturday.
Whole Earth Provision Co. opens its doors for a hands-on outdoor gear and nature event — good for curious kids and weekend planners alike.
Open pool time at a dedicated swim school — easy Saturday morning for water-confident kids.
Full-day PD for K–12 teachers linking Texas curriculum to global contexts — practical takeaways for the classroom.
Whole Earth Provision Co. opens its Westgate doors for an outdoor-living showcase — good for gear browsers and curious kids alike.
K–12 teachers earn a $100 travel stipend while learning to weave global perspectives into Texas classrooms.
A HUD-approved homebuying course for first-timers ready to make their move — practical, in-person, and worth the Saturday.
Spanish-language workshop for educators on building stronger teacher-child connections — practical skills for those working with young kids.
Free outdoor Juneteenth celebration at Waterloo Park — live music, community energy, and a landmark Austin venue.
Live music, culture, and community at Waterloo Park for a Juneteenth celebration worth marking on the calendar.
A full block party on the river with Afrobeats all afternoon — the kind of summer Sunday that feels like a proper occasion.
Fifty-plus rosés under one roof — a rare chance to taste globally without leaving Austin.
Wander the sculpture garden with the kids while the museum turns it into a colour-themed play day.
Catch debut fantasy author Demi Winters in live conversation at Austin's beloved indie bookstore.
Bring a photo of your pet and leave with a hand-sculpted ceramic vase made in their likeness.
Catch debut fantasy author Demi Winters in live conversation at Austin's beloved indie bookstore — a rare chance to hear the story behind the story.
A rare live taping at Austin PBS — watch Evan Smith interview documentary director Margaret Brown up close.
Free all-levels bachata on South Congress — show up solo or with a partner and just move.
Five hours of laminated dough, butter layers, and real technique — you'll leave knowing exactly why yours never turned out right before.
The Belle Sounds play Captain Quack's intimate room — a solid Sunday-night local music fix.
Juliet Italian Kitchen opens its cellar for an annual tasting — a solid date-night pick in Austin.
A poolside aerobics class with local instructor Callie Milbrandt — good low-impact workout in a stylish hotel setting.
Open pool time at a kid-focused swim school — a solid Sunday option if your crew needs to burn energy.
Independent musicians get a rare inside look at landing sync deals — free, but seats fill fast so RSVP now.
Mary H.K. Choi and Shea Serrano in conversation is a pairing worth rearranging your Monday for.
Industry insiders break down how indie artists get paid when their music lands in film and TV — free, but grab your spot early.
Three days with Prof. Peter Tyler unpacking mysticism and the inner life — a rare deep-dive for the intellectually curious.
Practical strategies for parents navigating kids who go quiet under stress — short format, immediately useful.
A librarian-led session on growing food and flowers in tight spaces — practical takeaways you'll use the same weekend.
Career-focused panels for anyone pivoting into sustainability — the EU Green Week tie-in brings serious speakers.
Free hospital baby shower with lactation education, raffles, and snacks — a smart outing for expecting parents.
Hands-on CPR and first aid cert built for child care workers — practical skills, Travis County focus.
Skip the elevator pitch — bracelet-making and honest conversation prompts make this the networking event for people who hate networking.
A documentary screening on the Guadalupe River's future, with the filmmakers and experts live in the room after.
A documentary screening on the Guadalupe River's future, with the filmmakers and advocates in the room after.
Stand-up at Sunset Strip with free entry — a rare no-cost night out for grown-ups.
Stand-up showcase at Sunset Strip with free tickets — a rare no-cost night out in Austin.
A rare chance to explore community land ownership models with locals who are actually building them in Austin.
A practical online workshop on staying yourself while building closer relationships — useful if you've ever felt that tension.
Conspirare fills the Blanton with live choral music — a genuinely lovely way to spend a Thursday afternoon.
A monthly gathering for readers who want more from their book club — this one centres Asian American voices and real community.
A pizzaiolo's cookbook debut on a pizzeria patio — good food, good company, good reason to show up.
Andy Brown went from Trader Joe's dough to a from-scratch cult following — catch him in person and see what the DMV has been talking about.
Monthly neighbourhood gathering mixing games, conversation, and hands-on learning for all ages.
Dozens of employers under one roof — walk in with your resume and walk out with leads.
Founders and investors mix in Austin — useful if you're raising or looking to deploy capital.
Developer-focused AI agents deep dive at Microsoft Reston — best suited for tech professionals, not a family outing.