A note regarding COVID-19
Upcoming Events in HILL COUNTRY
Austin
“American Modernism from the Charles Butt Collection: From Edward Hopper to Alma Thomas”
March 8-Aug. 2
Blanton Museum of Art, 200 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
The Blanton Museum presents the first exhibition dedicated to the collection of businessman, philanthropist, and Texas native Charles Butt. “American Modernism from the Charles Butt Collection: From Edward Hopper to Alma Thomas” brings together more than 80 paintings and works on paper by icons of American modern art. The exhibition is organized by Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth. A visionary collector, Butt has played a pivotal role in preserving and celebrating American modernism through his carefully curated collection of landmark works, which showcase the movement’s richness and reflect his vision of American creativity as well as his civic dedication and commitment to education. The exhibition also travels to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio.
Pflugerville
Music in the Park
March 13, April 10, May 8, June 12
Pfluger Park, 515 City Park Road
Spend your Friday nights this spring at Music in the Park, an annual outdoor concert series that showcases a variety of bands on select Friday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. There’s no admission charge, and attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs, furry friends, blankets, and picnic baskets.
Ingram
Texas Watercolors Exhibit
May 2-June 27
Hill Country Arts Foundation, 120 Point Theatre Road
At this judged art show, artists from all over Texas come and display their award-winning works.
Buda
Fam Day
May 2-Dec. 5
Inspired Minds Art Center, 121 Main St.
Bring your kids to Inspired Minds Art Center for a creative break. Choose your favorite craft supplies and load them onto your tray. Find a workspace at an open table or on the grass outside, and create crafts to your liking.
Kerrville
“Spark! Places of Innovation,” a Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition
May 16-June 28
Kerr Arts and Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett St.
The exhibition features stories from more then 30 rural communities across the nation that reveal the dynamic relationship between place and creativity. Technical, social, cultural, artistic, or a combination of all of these—every innovation is as unique as each community.
Austin
The Drop-In Summer Concert Series
May 22-Aug. 14
Long Center for the Performing Arts, 701 W. Riverside Drive
See a free outdoor concert series every Thursday. This year’s artists include Andrew Cashen and The Disciples of Creation, Angelica Rahe, Blakchyl, Brownout, cheetah cheetah, Chicoselfie, Cilantro Boombox, Geto Gala, Hotel de Nova, Jo Alice, L.C. Franke, Mama Duke, Nane ft. Quentin Arispe, Next of Kin, Parker Woodland, Pelvis Wrestley, The Point., promqueen, Skateland, Starflake, and Superfonicos.
Hunt
Crider’s Rodeo and Dancehall
May 23-Sept. 5
Crider’s Rodeo and Dancehall, 2310 SH 39
Every Saturday night from Memorial Day to Labor Day, Crider’s welcomes visitors to a rodeo followed by dancing and live music.
Austin
Hauntings, Apparitions, and Ashes of Austin Ghost Tour
June 1-Aug. 31
Various locations, 205 E. Eighth St.
From the infamous witch trials to tragic events that still echo through Austin’s streets, guides expertly weave together the supernatural with Austin’s historical tapestry, creating an experience that leaves you both fascinated and spooked.
Kerrville
“Stars, Stripes, and States”
June 1-Sept. 12
Museum of Western Art, 1550 Bandera Highway
This special outdoor exhibit features all 50 state flags and the 26 flags that have flown under the United States banner since 1776. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday.
Bandera
Wagon Rides Campfire and S’mores
June 2-Aug. 29
Flying L Ranch and Resort, 675 Flying L Drive
Tuesdays through Saturdays, visitors can sit by the campfire and roast marshmallows while enjoying entertainment by a cowboy under the Texas stars. Also, enjoy taking a wagon ride to feed the deer, visit Ghost Town, or watch the running of the horses.
Boerne
Farmers Market
June 2-30
Boerne Farmers Market, 402 E. Blanco Road
Late afternoon on Tuesdays, this market goes beyond the traditional shopping experience. Come out and explore the bounty offered by local farmers and growers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of the market.
Abendkonzert
June 2, 18; July 8, 21
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Come hear traditional German music and stories of Boerne’s historical past. The Boerne Village Band, founded in 1860 by German immigrant Karl Dienger, is the oldest continuously active German band outside of the Republic of Germany.
Bandera
11th St. Cowboy Bar Steak Night
June 3-Aug. 26
11th Street Cowboy Bar, 307 11th St.
On Wednesday nights, bring your own choice of meat, cook it on a Texas-size barbecue pit, and receive a bake potato, salad, and a roll with admission. Then feast while listening to live country music.
Round Rock
“Vincent”
June 4-21
Penfold Theatre, 2120 N. Mays St., #290
“Vincent” is the story of Vincent van Gogh, told from the perspective of his brother, Theo. Correspondence between Vincent and Theo reveals the struggles of a self-doubting artist whose romantic and creative endeavors are misunderstood.
San Marcos
Summer In the Park
June 4-Aug. 13
San Marcos Plaza Park, 206 N. CM Allen Parkway
This summer event is a San Marcos favorite with different bands of various genres playing every Thursday night from June to the second week of August. Bring a lawn chair or blanket.
Bandera
Riding on Faith Friday Night Summer Series Rodeo
June 5-July 31
Mansfield Park Arena, 2886 SH 16 North
This open rodeo on Friday nights in the summer features bull riding, mini bulls, barrel racing, and roping.
Marble Falls
Summer Concert Series
June 5-July 31
Johnson Park, 230 S. Ave. J
The Summer Concert Series offers a vibrant lineup of live musical performances on Friday nights, set against the picturesque backdrop of the Texas Hill Country. This annual event brings together locals and visitors to enjoy a variety of genres, creating a lively and festive atmosphere in the heart of the town.
Austin
“Seared”
June 5-28
Austin Playhouse, 405 W. 22nd St.
The heat is on in this sizzling new comedy. A brilliant but temperamental chef creates a dish so good it puts his struggling restaurant on the map, but success comes with a side of chaos. As business booms, egos clash and loyalties are tested in this fiery battle between passion and profit. Perfect for fans of “The Bear,” “Seared” is filled with sharp dialogue, mouthwatering stakes, and a feast for the senses. Audiences are close to the action as Austin Playhouse is transformed into the intimate kitchen of a New York City restaurant.
Fredericksburg
Historic School Open Houses
June 6, 13
Various locations
Enjoy learning about early education in Gillespie County. The Friends of Gillespie County Country Schools, a nonprofit organization focused on the preservation of 12 one-room schoolhouses built in and around Fredericksburg between 1881 and 1936, hosts open houses from March through October. This month, the featured schools are Grapetown, Meusebach Creek, Lower South Grape Creek, and Luckenbach.
Bandera
Market Days
June 6-8, July 4, Aug. 1
On the first Saturday of the month, arts and crafts vendors set up pop-up shops featuring original works along Main Street, while farmers sell produce, canned goods, and baked items. June’s Market Days features a special weekend market while the internationally recognized Gumball 3000 car rally passes through town.
Bandera Gunfighters
June 6-27
Rattlesnake Ridge, 126 SH 16 South
On Saturdays, see the Bandera Gunfighters reenact 1800s gunfights twice a day at Rattlesnake Ridge, located behind the Bandera Visitors Center.
Cowboys On Main
June 6-27
Every Saturday, enjoy free cowboy fun in downtown Bandera with activities such as chuckwagon storytelling, horse-drawn wagon tours around Bandera, and live Western music performances.
Boerne
Cibolo Farmers Market
June 6-27
Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
This Saturday farmers market on the historical Herff Farm offers hikes on trails, shopping in the open air, gardening inspiration, and classes on growing your food. Guests can help the Cibolo Center for Conservation maintain the land through volunteer service projects, or get new recipe ideas.
First Saturday on Main
June 6, Aug. 1
Hill Country Mile, 100 N. Main St.
Shops and boutiques stay open late and have exclusive discounts, special offers, and plenty of chances to discover something new. Stroll down the Hill Country Mile, enjoy live music, and soak up the fun, welcoming atmosphere.
Bandera
Morning Ride with Cowboy Breakfast
June 7-Aug. 30
Major Hope Corral, 749 Old Medina Highway
Every Sunday, visitors can enjoy a cowboy breakfast and a morning horseback ride with Bandera Historical Rides.
Austin
“The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring” in Concert
June 12-14
Bass Concert Hall, 2350 Robert Dedman Drive
Composer Howard Shore brings J.R.R. Tolkien’s literary imagination to life with his Academy and Grammy Award-winning score to “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.” Shore’s music expresses Peter Jackson’s film as an immense symphonic work—a uniquely developed vision drawn from centuries of stylistic tendencies.
San Marcos
Texas Water Safari
June 12
San Marcos River, 211 San Marcos Springs Drive
Considered the world’s toughest canoe race, the Texas Water Safari is a 260-mile-long canoe and kayak race from Spring Lake in San Marcos to the city of Seadrift on the Texas coastline. Cheer the teams on at San Marcos riverside parks.
Marble Falls
“Into the Woods”
June 12-28
Hill Country Community Theatre, 4003 W. FM 2147
Hill Country Community Theatre presents the Tony Award‑winning musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine that weaves together beloved fairy tale characters in a spellbinding story of wishes, consequences, and the price of happily ever after.
Cedar Park
‘80s Obsession featuring Dead Love Club
June 12
Haute Spot, 1501 E. New Hope Drive
Throw it back to the ‘80s with Dead Love Club. From iconic pop and rock anthems to the songs you grew up on, Dead Love Club brings the ultimate ‘80s party experience to the stage. Grab your crew, dress the part, and get ready for a night of singalongs, dancing, and unforgettable vibes.
San Marcos
Art Squared Arts Market
June 13, July 11, Aug. 8
Hays County Historic Courthouse , 111 E. San Antonio St.
Art Squared Arts Market is a juried arts and fine crafts market that brings the best local artists together in one place. Visitors can find art of all kinds, live music, a free kids arts and crafts booth, live art demonstrations, and other art-themed festivities.
Georgetown
Second Saturday Market Days
June 13
Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
Everyday, Georgetown’s historic downtown offers a vast selection of premier shopping and dining. But on Second Saturday Market Days, there is even more, including artisan crafts, food trucks, festive foods, and retail.
Garden Show
June 13
Light and Waterworks District, 809 MLK Jr. St.
Celebrate all things gardening and learn from knowledgeable guest speakers. Discover practical tips for growing and maintaining beautiful outdoor spaces and shop local vendors featuring plants, garden accessories, and landscaping services.
Goldthwaite
Preserving the Painted Past: Rock Art and Archaeology in the Lower Pecos
June 13
Goldthwaite Pavilion at the Texas Botancial Gardens and Native American Interpretive Center, Inc., 1219 Fisher St.
Join along for an engaging talk with David Keim, a preservation archaeologist from the Shumla Archaeological Research and Education Center who specializes in the documentation and conservation of ancient rock art in Southwest Texas.
Lampasas
Tejano Fest
June 13
Historical Courtyard Square Bandstand, 411 E. Third St.
Honor Hispanic heritage with live Tejano music, food, and dancing.
Fredericksburg
Craft Beer Festival
June 13
Marktplatz, 126 W. Main St.
This annual fundraising festival brings craft beer breweries to town. Enjoy Texas-made beers, meet brew masters, relax in the Marktplatz biergarten, attend Brew and Taste cooking sessions, visit food concessionaires and a home brewers DIY area, participate in the Stein Hoist competition, and hear great live music.
Kerrville
“Cliff Cavin: Journeys of a Lifetime”
June 13-Aug. 15
Museum of Western Art, 1550 Bandera Highway
Cliff Cavin, a native of San Antonio, is a landscape artist who has been painting for over 40 years. His work focuses on the American West, especially Texas and New Mexico. This one-man exhibition features more than 30 of his landscapes of the Texas Hill Country.
Boerne
Market Days
June 13-14
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Spend a day of browsing at this monthly market and visiting downtown boutiques, galleries, and restaurants for a unique Hill Country experience. A variety of bargains can be found for jewelry, plants, art, handcrafts, collectibles, antiques, and other items.
Music in the Cave: The Texas Cellos in Concert
June 13
Cave Without a Name , 325 Kreutzberg Road
Concerts in the Queen’s Throne Room offer a one-of-a-kind experience, where natural acoustics and ancient formations create an unforgettable underground performance venue. Hear how the Texas Cellos’ tonal and virtuosic qualities sound in this magical venue.
Bluegrass Jam at The AgriCultural
June 13, 27; July 11, 25; Aug. 8, 22
The AgriCultural Museum and Arts Center, 102 City Park Road
Bring your instrument and play along, or just come to listen to musicians perform at the Bluegrass Jam.
Kuhlmann-King Museum Tours and Programs
June 13, 27; July 11, 25; Aug. 8, 22
Kuhlmann-King Museum, 402 E. Blanco Road
The Kuhlmann-King house gives the public the opportunity to step back in time to see what a historic Boerne home looked like “way back when.” Monthly events and themes vary.
Old Jail Museum Tour
June 13, 27; July 11, 25; Aug. 8, 22
Old Jail Museum, 208 E. San Antonio Ave.
The Kendall County Historic Jail, constructed in 1887, served for a century as the county jail. The Friends of the Kendall County Historic Jail have restored the space, bringing it back to life as a one-of-a-kind museum of the county’s history.
Austin
Stay Black and Live: Juneteenth Festival
June 14
George Washington Carver Museum, 1165 Angelina St.
A community cookout and music festival takes place in the historic Rosewood Neighborhood behind the Carver Museum. Starting at noon, the emcee opens the festival followed by DJs kicking off the afternoon. There is barbecue prepared by veteran pitmasters, an artist market, carnival games, educational workshops, interactive activities, and self-guided tours.
Sound Break Featuring Conspirare
June 18
Blanton Museum of Art, 200 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Take a musical pause at the museum with Sound Break, a concert series inviting visitors to unwind and enjoy live performances by some of Austin’s best choirs and instrumental ensembles. This program features Conspirare, Austin’s premiere choral ensemble. Take a seat and enjoy an afternoon concert surrounded by art in a unique museum setting.
Central Texas Juneteenth 2K, Parade, and Celebration
June 19
Rosewood Neighborhood Park, 2300 Rosewood Ave.
Juneteenth, also known as “Freedom Day” or “Emancipation Day,” is the oldest-known African American celebration commemorating the end of slavery. This annual event features a parade with floats and entertainment, and a celebration with food and local vendors.
Pflugerville
Rock The Block
June 19
Downtown, 100 E. Main St.
On the third Friday of each summer month, head to downtown Pflugerville to enjoy this outdoor music series. Bring your friends and family for an evening of live music, food vendors, and a lively community atmosphere.
Fredericksburg
Trade Days
June 19-21
Sunday Farms, 355 Sunday Farms Lane
Shop more than 350 vendors in seven barns and acres of antiques, collectibles, tools, crafts, shabby chic, primitives, ranch furniture, hunting accessories, candles, unique clothing, jewelry, food, and other items. Relax in the beer garden while listening to live music.
Austin
Sunset After Dark Comedy Show
June 19-26
Sunset Strip Comedy Club, 214 E. Sixth St., Unit C
Sunset Strip After Dark is a late-night comedy showcase featuring Austin’s funniest comedians performing their sharpest, most unfiltered material. Expect big laughs, bold sets, and a rotating lineup of established killers and rising stars. The shows are Friday nights, and there’s a full bar.
Johnson City
Dino Discovery
June 20
Science Mill , 101 S. Lady Bird Lane
Junior paleontologists and curious explorers of all ages dive into the fascinating world of dinosaurs. Stop by the fossil dig, roam the museum collecting dino facts, and jump into exciting dinosaur-themed STEM activities.
Kerrville
Pleasure Garden Blues Fest
June 20
Doyle Community Pavilion, 110 W. Barnett St.
The fifth annual event includes live blues music, food, vendors, and kids activities.
Marble Falls
Star Party
June 20, Aug. 1
Inks Lake State Park, 3480 Park Road 4 West
Join the Austin Astronomical Society and use their equipment for some amazing stargazing. Bring chairs, blankets, and binoculars to enjoy a night with the stars.
Boerne
Music in the Cave: Rudi and the Rudiments in Concert
June 20
Cave Without a Name , 325 Kreutzberg Road
Enjoy a variety of acoustic and world-beat music styles featuring the words and music of singer/performance artist Rudi Harst (vocals, acoustic guitar, Native American flute, dulcimer, harmonica, Tibetan bowls), accompanied by The Rudiments to celebrate the Summer Solstice.
Hye
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner
June 20
Garrison Brothers Distillery, 1827 Hye-Albert Road
Following the Stonewall Peach Jamboree Parade, enjoy a fried chicken dinner, served on a first-come, first served basis. Pair it with craft cocktails from The Whiskey Shack, live music, a raffle, a silent auction, and a live auction. Garrison Brothers’ master distiller Donnis Todd also releases an exclusive 94-proof single barrel whiskey, available only to event guests, with the chance to dip your own bottle in peach wax.
garrisonbrothers.ticketspice.com/winner-winner-chicken-dinner-2026
Austin
The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show
June 20
Hotel Indigo, 810 Red River St.
Solve a hilarious mystery while you feast on a fantastic dinner. Just beware! The culprit is hiding in plain sight somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a prime suspect before you know it.
Wimberley
Make Music Day
June 21
Various locations
From downtown sidewalks to local venues, parks, and porches, Wimberley comes alive with the sound of live music with performances by artists of all genres and skill levels. Different from a typical music festival, Make Music is open to anyone who wants to take part.
Austin
Juneteenth Celebration
June 21
Neill-Cochran House Museum, 2310 San Gabriel St.
Join in for a day of celebration and reflection as you commemorate emancipation and the struggles and triumphs of those who fought for freedom and the ongoing journey towards equality. This event is free and open to the public. Free parking is available behind the museum. The celebration includes a free barbecue lunch, live music, tours, and activities. Guests can tour the Neill-Cochran House and grounds as well.
Austin Asian American Film Festival
June 24-28
AFS Cinema and Event Hall, 6406 IH-35 North Frontage Road, Suite 3100
Feature filmmakers’ unique voices are celebrated in a forum where viewers come together to experience the wide array of Asian American Pacific Islander perspectives. Narrative features and shorts and documentary features and shorts are showcased throughout the festival.
“Annie”
June 24-Aug. 2
Zach Theater, 202 S. Lamar Blvd.
With unshakable hope, little orphan Annie sets out to find the family she’s always dreamed of. “Annie” is the musical phenomenon that has dazzled generations of fans with its show-stopping numbers, spunky spirit, and big heart. Featuring some of the most iconic songs in all of musical theater, like “Tomorrow” and “It’s the Hard-Knock Life,” this cherished story is sure to leave you smiling. It’s a joyful celebration of belonging and a timeless reminder that sunshine is still just a day away.
Kerrville
“Frozen Jr.”
June 26-28
Playhouse 2000 VK Garage Theater, 305 Washington St.
The P2K Youth Theater’s Summer Musical Theater Camp presents “Frozen Jr.,” a story of a love powerful enough to melt a frozen heart.
Austin
Austin African American Book Festival
June 27
George Washington Carver Museum, 1165 Angelina St.
The annual Austin African American Book Festival promotes literature, reading, and writing within the African American community. Focusing on authors and cultural leaders who have been influenced by African American literature, the event includes a keynote address, local author showcases, and author interviews and discussions.
Kerrville
Concerts by the River
June 27
Louise Hays Park, 202 Thompson Drive
Pack up your lawn chairs and picnic blankets and come out to Louise Hays Park to enjoy an evening of live music and food from local food vendors set up along the banks of the Guadalupe River.
Marble Falls
Eddie Shell and the Not Guilties in Concert
June 27, July 25, Aug. 29
Cadillac Dance Hall, 1375 FM 1855
On the last Saturday of the month, house band Eddie Shell and the Not Guilties perform. Dance the night away on the hardwood floors of an authentic Texas dance hall. You might see kids dancing across the dance floor, a dog or two running around loose, and probably a few cattle and horses gathered around the entrance.
Boerne
Moondance Concert
June 27, July 25, Aug. 29
Cibolo Center for Conservation, 140 City Park Road
Moondance is a longstanding, beloved tradition at the Cibolo. Grab your lawn chairs, coolers, and friends, and come enjoy live music from local bands under the oak trees. This summer, the center welcomes back favorite music groups and food trucks from past Moondances, as well as new ones.
Georgetown
“Impressions of Wildflowers” Masterclass
June 27-28
Georgetown Art Center, 816 S. Main St
The exhibit “Impressions of Wildflowers: A Family Connection Through Printmaking, Fiber, and Word by Catherine, Maryruth and Vera Prose” is a multigenerational collaboration drawing from roughly 200 of Vera Prose’s (b. 1904-1998) pressed flowers dating back at least 60 years. Learn the craft at this artist-led workshop.
Pflugerville
Treat Trot Austin
June 27
Pfennig Park, 1316 Pfennig Lane
This spring race is a great chance to challenge yourself, enjoy creative swag, and be part of an encouraging, affordable, and inclusive community. Races include a 5K, 10K, and a 15K, and registration for these include a custom bib, designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal. There’s also a kids run for those ages 10 and under.
Austin
Del Castillo in Concert
June 27
Long Center, 701 W. Riverside Drive
Del Castillo is a cross-cultural power uniting music lovers of all ages, creeds, and colors. Their original music blends rock, Latin, blues, and world music into a cinematic celebration of sound that lifts your soul.
Bandera
Frontier Times Fourth Sunday Jamboree
June 28
Frontier Times Museum, 510 13th St.
The Frontier Times Museum presents this jamboree on the fourth Sunday of each month. The event includes live music, storytelling, and fun for all ages.
Kerrville
Kerr Arts and Cultural Center Art Exhibits
July 2-31
Kerr Arts and Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett St.
Three separate art shows are on display: “Art” by Vacie Anna Berry, the Hill Country Fiber Artists exhibit, and Hill Country Atelier exhibit.
Austin
Star Spangled Fest
July 3-4
Auditorium Shores, 800 W. Riverside Drive
Celebrate Independence Day the Austin way with a two-day extravaganza of live music, local eats, games, and patriotic fun, all leading up to the city’s iconic lakefront fireworks show.
Bandera
FatBoyz Cruise-In Car Show
July 3
Mansfield Park, 2886 SH 16 North
On the first Friday of the month, this car show features custom autos, rods, classics, muscle cars, trucks, motorcycles, special interest, and vintage vehicles of all kinds.
Wimberley
Fourth of July Parade
July 3
Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce, Ranch Road 12
Presented by the Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce, the “Best Little Parade in Texas” is a yearly tradition. Come early, as the streets are blocked off the morning ahead of the parade, and stay late to enjoy all there is to celebrate.
Kerrville
Kerrville Open Pro Rodeo
July 3-4
Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 SH 27
Enjoy a full rodeo that includes bareback and saddle bronc riding, calf roping, team roping, ladies barrel racing, bull riding, a calf scramble, and mutton busting for the kids.
Boerne
Music in the Cave: The Tinsel Singers in Concert
July 3
Cave Without a Name , 325 Kreutzberg Road
The Tinsel Singers present “Summer Classics,” an a cappella celebration of sunshine, nostalgia, and effortless charm. This program gathers beloved classics and reimagines them with Tinsel’s signature sparkle. Expect tight harmonies, playful rhythms, and a breezy, feel-good atmosphere that invites the audience to relax into the season.
Georgetown
“Papers: New Works by Bernie Diaz”
July 3-Aug. 2
Georgetown Art Center, 816 S. Main St
This exhibition of small-scale abstract paper assemblages and collage-derived paintings reflects on identity formation, fragmentation, and historical revision. Through layering, overlapping, and embellishing words and images, the compositions obscure origins, interrogate meaning, and underscore the tension between clarity and obscurity. An opening reception takes place on July 11 and an artist talk with Bernie Diaz occurs on July 12.
visit.georgetown.org/georgetown_art_center/gallery_schedule/papers.php
Buda
Red, White, and Buda
July 4
Buda Amphitheater and City Park, 204 San Antonio St.
Buda is celebrating big with big bands and even bigger fireworks. A favorite tradition is the bike parade down Main Street. There’s also live music and a vendor market.
Bee Cave
Hill Country Galleria Independence Day Festival
July 4
Hill Country Galleria, 12700 Hill Country Blvd.
Celebrate Independence Day by shopping from over 40 unique vendors lining the streets of Hill Country Galleria. Be sure to arrive early to shop the boutiques and merchants that make this place special. Enjoy a lively lineup of live music performances while kids have fun with fair rides, water games, and free face painting. After sunset, there’s a fireworks show. Admission is free.
Georgetown
Sertoma’s Fourth Of July
July 4
San Gabriel Park, 445 E. Morrow St.
The Sertoma Club rings in the Fourth with live entertainment, arts and crafts vendors, food vendors, a petting zoo, games, rides for children and adults, and fireworks. Admission is free.
Fredericksburg
Fourth of July Fireworks
July 4
Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park, 432 Lady Bird Drive
The city of Fredericksburg hosts a fireworks show to celebrate our country’s independence. Multiple viewing areas are available inside the park and at the Gillespie County fairgrounds. Guests are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs for seating, eats, and drinks.
July Fourth Kiddie Parade
July 4
Adelsverein Halle at Marktplatz, 100 Block of West Main Street
Children age 12 and under can participate in the July Fourth Kiddie Parade in an annual display of patriotism. Children are allowed to bring small pets and decorated bicycles, tricycles, wagons, or scooters. Participants may enter various categories to be judged and win prizes including “Uncle Sam,” “Miss Liberty,” “Best Bike Boy,” “Best Bike Girl,” “Best Dressed Pet,” and “Best Group.” No sign-up is required for those wanting to participate.
Bandera
Bandera Gunfighters
July 4-25
Rattlesnake Ridge, 126 SH 16 South
On Saturdays, see the Bandera Gunfighters reenact 1800s gunfights twice a day at Rattlesnake Ridge, located behind the Bandera Visitors Center.
Cowboys On Main
July 4-25
Every Saturday, enjoy free cowboy fun in downtown Bandera with activities such as chuckwagon storytelling, horse-drawn wagon tours around Bandera, and live Western music performances.
Lakehills
Barbecue Dinner and Fourth of July Parade
July 4
American Legion Post 410, 147 Legion Drive
Enjoy a barbecue dinner with all the fixin’s, plus live country music, a patriotic parade, and a live auction.
Bandera
Pet Parade
July 4
Bandera City Park, 173 Main St.
Cowboy Capital Pet Assistance League presents its 29th annual Pet Parade. Dress up your pets and join the fun in the morning. Enter your pet in the best costume or best in show contest.
Cowboy Capital Fouth of July Celebration and Parade
July 4
The Cowboy Capital of the World celebrates the America’s 250th birthday this Fourth of July with a parade followed by live country music and other fun events in the evening.
Kerrville
Symphony of the Hills in Concert
July 4
Cailloux Theater, 910 Main St.
Symphony of the Hills presents its Fourth of July show, “American Salute: Remembrance and Resilience.”
Fourth on the River
July 4
Louise Hays Park, 202 Thompson Drive
This event returns for its 16th year at Louise Hays Park. The music festival offers an afternoon of live music, kids activities, and a celebration of America’s 250th birthday. The day wraps up with the largest fireworks display in the Texas Hill Country at dusk.
Marble Falls
Independence Festival
July 4
Lakeside Park, 305 Buena Vista Drive
Come celebrate Independence Day at Lakeside Park, where festivities include fireworks, food vendors, and a concert.
Boerne
Cibolo Farmers Market
July 4-25
Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
This Saturday farmers market on the historical Herff Farm offers hikes on trails, shopping in the open air, gardening inspiration, and classes on growing your food. Guests can help the Cibolo Center for Conservation maintain the land through volunteer service projects, or get new recipe ideas.
Black Rifle Block Party
July 4
Black Rifle, E. San Antonio Ave.
Join the team at Blacck Rifle Coffee Company and their neighbors for an old-fashioned block party. Enjoy live music, food and drinks, and a cool car show.
Austin
Outlaw Music Festival Tour/Willie’s Fourth of July Picnic
July 4
Germania Insurance Amphitheater, 9201 Circuit of the Americas Blvd.
The tour enters its second decade on the road and includes Willie Nelson’s annual Fourth of July Picnic with special guests Billy Strings and Rodney Crowell. Other performers on the tour include Sheryl Crow, Wilco, Margo Price, and the Avett Brothers.
blackbirdpresents.com/concert/ outlaw-music-festival-tour-2026
Castroville
Old-Fashioned Fourth Parade
July 4
Downtown
Fourth of July is celebrated in the “little Alsace” of Texas with a hometown parade through the streets of historical Castroville. Join in for free hot dogs, watermelons, and the trophy presentation for the best parade entry in each category.
Lampasas
Spring Ho
July 6-12
Various locations
Founded in 1972, the annual Spring Ho was first held the second full weekend in July, but through the years has grown into a weeklong event. Festivities include live music, shops by the creek, entertainment for kids and families, a fireworks show, and a parade.
Boerne
Farmers Market
July 7-28
Boerne Farmers Market, 402 E. Blanco Road
Late afternoon on Tuesdays, this market goes beyond the traditional shopping experience. Come out and explore the bounty offered by local farmers and growers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of the market.
Ingram
“Ethereal Echoes”
July 10-Aug. 20
Hill Country Arts Foundation, 120 Point Theatre Road
The Hill Country Arts Foundation hosts its annual juried art show, open to all mediums and ranging from the most traditional to the most conceptual or experimental.
Johnson City
Extreme Science
July 11
Extreme Science, 101 S. Lady Bird Lane
Prepare to stand at the edge of the impossible as Extreme Science plunges you into a world of crushing deep-sea trenches, fiery volcanic peaks, and the raw power of Earth’s most cinematic forces. This immersive journey reveals the hidden secrets of survival in our planet’s deadliest corners, inviting explorers of all ages to witness the breathtaking phenomena that define the limits of the natural world.
Georgetown
Second Saturday Market Days
July 11
Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
Everyday, Georgetown’s historic downtown offers a vast selection of premier shopping and dining. But on Second Saturday Market Days, there is even more, including artisan crafts, food trucks, festive foods, and retail.
Lampasas
Toughest 10K in Texas Featuring 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run
July 11
Lampasas Middle School, 902 S. Broad St.
Widely recognized as one of the most challenging races in Central Texas, the Toughest 10K in Texas attracts runners from across the country who are eager to tackle the rolling terrain and scenic views of Lampasas. The race is part of the Centex Race Series and is open to runners of all levels and ages. The race also features a 5K and a 1-Mile Fun Run, as people of all ages are encouraged to come out and participate.
Kerrville
Texas Gun and Knife Show
July 11-12
Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 SH 27
Vendors sell new and used guns, knives, ammo coins, jewelry, camping gear, and accessories for outdoor activities.
Summer Market
July 11-12
Inn of the Hills Conference Center, 1001 Junction Highway
Vendors bring their best in clothing, jewelry, gifts, accessories, Texas handmade items, gourmet food, photography, Scentsy products, and home décor.
Boerne
Market Days
July 11-12
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Spend a day of browsing at this monthly market and visiting downtown boutiques, galleries, and restaurants for a unique Hill Country experience. A variety of bargains can be found for jewelry, plants, art, handcrafts, collectibles, antiques, and other items.
Austin
Dinosaur Day
July 11
Texas Science and Natural History Museum, 2400 Trinity St.
Visit Texas Science and Natural History Museum to celebrate all things dino. Enjoy family-friendly educational activities, explore the museum’s interactive Discovery Center and newly updated Paleontology Gallery, and bring fossils for in-person identification by a paleontologist. Check out a 33-foot cast replica of a full tyrannosaur skeleton and see a wide assortment of paleontology specimens. Plus, get 20% off select dinosaur-themed merchandise in the Museum Store. All activities are included with admission.
The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show
July 11
Hotel Indigo, 810 Red River St.
Solve a hilarious mystery while you feast on a fantastic dinner. Just beware! The culprit is hiding in plain sight somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a prime suspect before you know it.
Fredericksburg
Live Pari-Mutuel Horse Racing
July 18-19
Gillespie County Fair Grounds, 530 Fair Drive
The summer season brings four big weekends of exciting live pari-mutuel horse racing at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds’ Class 3 track. Pick your favorites for quarter horse and thoroughbred racing as well as special races, trials, and futurities.
Historic Wrede School Open House
July 18
Historic Wrede School, 3828 SH 16 South
Enjoy learning about early education in Gillespie County. The Friends of Gillespie County Country Schools, a nonprofit organization focused on the preservation of 12 one-room schoolhouses built in and around Fredericksburg between 1881 and 1936, hosts open houses from March through October. This month’s featured school is Wrede.
Georgetown
“Papers” Masterclass
July 18
Georgetown Art Center, 816 S. Main St
For his exhibit “Papers,” artist Bernie Diaz teaches a masterclass artist workshop on small-scale abstract paper assemblages and collage-derived paintings.
visit.georgetown.org/georgetown_art_center/gallery_schedule/papers.php
Fredericksburg
Food and Wine Festival Preview Week
July 20-25
Various locations, 126 W. Main St.
What began as a sneak peek of October’s main event has taken on a deeper purpose. Preview Week brings 7 days of Texas-focused culinary and craft beverage experiences from intimate wine dinners and waterfront martini soirées to a family-friendly queso throwdown and wine cave silent disco.
Wimberley
Stars Over Wimberley: John Fullbright in Concert
July 22
The Wimberley Playhouse, 450 Old Kyle Road
This benefit concert series, a collaboration between the Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance and the Wimberley Players, showcases Texas musical artists and supports the Robert Moreman Memorial Scholarships for creative Wimberley graduating high school seniors while bringing cultural enrichment to our community. This month’s featured artist is John Fullbright.
Austin
Hot Summer Nights
July 24-26
Red River Cultural District, 900 Red River St.
Hot Summer Nights is back for another year to curate a three-day weekend filled with admission-free concerts for fans, taking place across 10 live music venues.
Driftwood
HC Rally, Barbecue, and Car Show
July 24-25
Camp Ben McCulloch, 18301 RM 1826
So you think you know the secret of smoke? Gather your team together and bring your best brisket, chicken, pork ribs, beans, and salsa. And if you have a classic or custom car, truck, or motorcycle that you would like to show off, this is the event for you. All proceeds benefit local children’s charities.
Kerrville
“Fiddler on the Roof”
July 24-Aug. 9
Cailloux Theater, 910 Main St.
See the musical that tells the story of Tevye, a poor milkman whose devotion to his Jewish faith and family is tested by change sweeping through his village.
Round Rock
Brick Rodeo—The Largest Lego Event in Texas
July 25-26
Kalahari Resorts and Conventions, 3001 Kalahari Blvd.
Brick Rodeo is a family-friendly, fun-for-all-ages event. See hundreds of custom models and displays made from Lego bricks.
Bandera
Riding on Faith National Day of the American Cowboy Rodeo
July 25
Mansfield Park Arena, 2886 SH 16 North
Enjoy a full rodeo that includes bull riding, mini bulls, barrel racing, and roping in celebration of the National Day of the American Cowboy.
National Day of the American Cowboy
July 25
Bandera County Courthouse, 500 Main St.
A cowboy weekend awaits at this celebration of the National Day of the American Cowboy. Head to the Bandera County Courthouse lawn in the Cowboy Capital of the World to enjoy gunfight reenactment shows by the Bandera Gunfighters, live music, and special Old West guests. The RRCF hosts its Bulls, Barrels, and Breakaway Contest rodeo in the evening at Mansfield Park.
Austin
The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show
July 25
Hotel Indigo, 810 Red River St.
Solve a hilarious mystery while you feast on a fantastic dinner. Just beware! The culprit is hiding in plain sight somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a prime suspect before you know it.
Bandera
Frontier Times Fourth Sunday Jamboree
July 26
Frontier Times Museum, 510 13th St.
The Frontier Times Museum presents this jamboree on the fourth Sunday of each month. The event includes live music, storytelling, and fun for all ages.
Americas 250th Birthday Party at the Museum
July 27
Frontier Times Museum, 510 13th St.
The Frontier Times Museum hosts a free, fun-filled family day to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday. Festivities begin in the morning and go into the afternoon.
Kerrville
Heart of the Hills Golf Tournament
July 28-31
Scott Schreiner Municipal Golf Tournament, 1 Country Club Drive
Golfers from around the country and state compete in the 80th annual 72-hole golf tournament.
Kerr Arts and Cultural Center Art Exhibits
July 30-Aug. 22
Kerr Arts and Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett St.
Three separate art shows are on display: paintings by Tassie Marceaux, the Kerrville Art Club Show and Sale, and Hill Country Camera Club annual judged exhibit.
Bandera
Bandera Gunfighters
Aug. 1-29
Rattlesnake Ridge, 126 SH 16 South
On Saturdays, see the Bandera Gunfighters reenact 1800s gunfights twice a day at Rattlesnake Ridge, located behind the Bandera Visitors Center.
Cowboys On Main
Aug. 1-29
Every Saturday, enjoy free cowboy fun in downtown Bandera with activities such as chuckwagon storytelling, horse-drawn wagon tours around Bandera, and live Western music performances.
Wimberley
Shakespeare in the Park
Aug. 1-2, 8-9
Blue Hole Regional Park, 333 Blue Hole Lane
The Central Texas Theatre Academy and the Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department presents Shakespeare in the Park, with free performances of MacBeth.
Marble Falls
Star Party
June 20, Aug. 1
Inks Lake State Park, 3480 Park Road 4 West
Join the Austin Astronomical Society and use their equipment for some amazing stargazing. Bring chairs, blankets, and binoculars to enjoy a night with the stars.
Boerne
Cibolo Farmers Market
Aug. 1-29
Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
This Saturday farmers market on the historical Herff Farm offers hikes on trails, shopping in the open air, gardening inspiration, and classes on growing your food. Guests can help the Cibolo Center for Conservation maintain the land through volunteer service projects, or get new recipe ideas.
Farmers Market
Aug. 4-25
Boerne Farmers Market, 402 E. Blanco Road
Late afternoon on Tuesdays, this market goes beyond the traditional shopping experience. Come out and explore the bounty offered by local farmers and growers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of the market.
Fredericksburg
First Friday Art Walk
Aug. 7
Downtown , 214 W. Main St.
Participating fine art galleries remain open until 8 p.m. so visitors and visiting artists can enjoy new shows, demonstrations, and receptions. Just look for the galleries flying the Art Walk flag.
Bandera
FatBoyz Cruise-In Car Show
Aug. 7
Mansfield Park, 2886 SH 16 North
On the first Friday of the month, this car show features custom autos, rods, classics, muscle cars, trucks, motorcycles, special interest, and vintage vehicles of all kinds.
Georgetown
“Texture and Time” by J. Muzacz
Aug. 7-Sept. 6
Georgetown Art Center, 816 S. Main St
“Texture and Time: Digital Impressionism Meets Geometric Abstraction in Glass and Tile” is series of works that stretches the materiality of mosaics from repurposed shards of stained glass and vitreous tile to Mexican Talavera and fine Turkish marble. Contemporary mosaic motifs are upended by graffiti scrawls and striking portraiture of urban art icons.” An opening reception takes place on Aug. 8, followed by a talk with artist J. Muzacz on Aug. 9.
visit.georgetown.org/georgetown_art_center/gallery_schedule/papers.php
Johnson City
STEAM Summer Send-Off
Aug. 8
Science Mill, 101 S. Lady Bird Lane
Join along for a high-energy STEAM celebration where science, technology, engineering, art, and math come together in bold, hands-on ways. Explore interactive exhibits, jump into creative challenges, and discover what happens when imagination meets innovation.
Georgetown
Second Saturday Market Days
Aug. 8
Georgetown Square, 103 W. Seventh St.
Everyday, Georgetown’s historic downtown offers a vast selection of premier shopping and dining. But on Second Saturday Market Days, there is even more, including artisan crafts, food trucks, festive foods, and retail.
Kerrville
Kids Triathlon
Aug. 8
Olympic Pool, 601 Olympic Drive
Boys and girls ages 3-18 are welcome to participate in this swim, bike, and run event. Distances are designed for the average kid and first-time participant.
Boerne
Market Days
Aug. 8-9
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Spend a day of browsing at this monthly market and visiting downtown boutiques, galleries, and restaurants for a unique Hill Country experience. A variety of bargains can be found for jewelry, plants, art, handcrafts, collectibles, antiques, and other items.
Marble Falls
“The Mystery of Irma Vepp”
Aug. 14-23
Hill Country Community Theatre, 4004 W. FM 2147
Hill Country Community Theatre presents this definitive spoof of Gothic melodramas and a fast‑paced, quick‑change marathon where two actors take on a wild array of roles—including a lovelorn werewolf, a mysterious vampire, and an ancient Egyptian princess awakened from her tomb. Recently revived off‑Broadway to rave reviews, this outrageously funny satire is packed with clever wordplay, over‑the‑top antics, and non‑stop surprises.
Fredericksburg
Live Pari-Mutuel Horse Racing
Aug. 15-16
Gillespie County Fair Grounds, 530 Fair Drive
The summer season brings four big weekends of exciting live pari-mutuel horse racing at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds’ Class 3 track. Pick your favorites for quarter horse and thoroughbred racing as well as special races, trials, and futurities.
Austin
PBR Gambler Days
Aug. 21-23
Moody Center, 2001 Robert Dedman Drive
When professional bull riders compete on teams, the excitement level produced by the thrilling man-versus-beast matchups PBR is known for becomes even more intense. Bull riding games bring fans two hours of heart-pounding, edge-of-your-seat athletic competition in an atmosphere that provides fun, high-energy family entertainment.
Fredericksburg
Trade Days
Aug. 21-23
Sunday Farms, 355 Sunday Farms Lane
Shop more than 350 vendors in seven barns and acres of antiques, collectibles, tools, crafts, shabby chic, primitives, ranch furniture, hunting accessories, candles, unique clothing, jewelry, food, and other items. Relax in the beer garden while listening to live music.
Wimberley
Bat Watch
Aug. 21
Martha Knies Park, 111 Old Kyle Road
Discover the incredible world of bats and learn about their vital role in our ecosystem and ways to help protect them for future generations. After the lesson, stick around for a guided bat watch to see these amazing creatures take flight.
Austin
Pride Festival and Parade
Aug. 22
Downtown, Congress Avenue
Celebrated during Austin Pride Month each August, don’t miss this giant parade down Congress Avenue during the largest annual LGBTQI advocacy and fundraising event in Central Texas.
Georgetown
“Texture and Time” Masterclass
Aug. 22
Georgetown Art Center, 816 S. Main St
Participate in a masterclass artist workshop by artist J Muzacz, a mosaic artist and muralist based in Austin and director of The Mosaic Workshop community mural projects and studio.
visit.georgetown.org/georgetown_art_center/gallery_schedule/papers.php
Castroville
St. Louis Day
Aug. 22-23
Koenig Park, 1700 San Jacinto St.
As has happened for the last 143 years, the famed St. Louis Day celebration opens the gates to visitors from all over the state. Tons of barbecued beef, Alsatian-style sausage and other foods, drinks, music, games, and fun all day long have kept this tradition going for over a century.
Bandera
Frontier Times Fourth Sunday Jamboree
Aug. 23
Frontier Times Museum, 510 13th St.
The Frontier Times Museum presents this jamboree on the fourth Sunday of each month. The event includes live music, storytelling, and fun for all ages.
National Day of the American Cowboy Family Activity Day
Aug. 23
Frontier Times Museum, 510 13th St.
The Frontier Times Museum presents a fun-filled day where kids and adults can learn about the history of Bandera’s local cowboys.
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County Fair
Aug. 27-30
Gillespie County Fairgrounds and Exhibition Hall, 530 Fair Drive
The oldest continuous county fair in Texas celebrates its 138th year. Held over the course of four days, it includes two days of pari-mutuel horse racing, livestock shows, agricultural exhibits, a carnival and midway, household exhibits, arts and crafts, an antique tractor show, 42 domino tournament, and live music.
Kerrville
Kerr Arts and Cultural Center Art Exhibits
Aug. 27-Sept. 19
Kerr Arts and Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett St.
Three separate art shows are on display: paintings by Keith Stinnett, landscape and nature photography by Phil Stapleton and Frank Klein, and the center’s annual judged membership show.
Wimberley
Market Days
Sept. 5
Wimberley Lions Field, 601 FM 2325
Held on the first Saturday of each month from March through December, Wimberley Market Days is one of the largest and most beloved outdoor markets in the Texas Hill Country. Set beneath the shade of towering oak trees, the event features nearly 500 vendor booths offering antiques, handmade goods, art, jewelry, clothing, plants, and unique vintage finds. Visitors can enjoy live music at three stages, 10 distinct food concessions, and a small-town atmosphere.
Fredericksburg
Historic School Open Houses
Sept. 12, 26-27
Various locations
Enjoy learning about early education in Gillespie County. The Friends of Gillespie County Country Schools, a nonprofit organization focused on the preservation of 12 one-room schoolhouses built in and around Fredericksburg between 1881 and 1936, hosts open houses from March through October. This month, the featured schools are Cherry Spring, Williams Creek (Albert), and Crabapple.
Austin
Patricia Vonne’s “My Heart’s Got A Mind of Its Own” Official Album Release Show
Sept. 25
The Continental Club, 1315 S. Congress Ave.
Equal parts velvet and desert dust, songwriter, actress, and filmmaker Patricia Vonne continues her celebration of the music and culture of her beloved South Texas with the upcoming release of her tenth album, “My Heart’s Got A Mind of Its Own.” With this new project, she brings her signature magnetism to fans wrapped up in a noir-meets-fiesta package.
Lakehills
Medina Lake Cajun Festival
Sept. 26
Lakehills Community Center, 11225 Park Road 37
Celebrate the 45th year of the Medina Lake Cajun Festival. What began as a small gumbo cookoff to raise funds for the Lakehills Community Center has evolved into a unique event bringing the food, music, and culture of Louisiana to the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Crawfish pies, crawfish étouffée, jambalaya, fried catfish and shrimp, boudin, and more are found, and the gumbo cookoff remains the heartbeat of the event. Two stages blast Cajun, zydeco, and country music, and there are arts and crafts and games for kids.
Wimberley
Market Days
Oct. 3
Wimberley Lions Field, 601 FM 2325
Held on the first Saturday of each month from March through December, Wimberley Market Days is one of the largest and most beloved outdoor markets in the Texas Hill Country. Set beneath the shade of towering oak trees, the event features nearly 500 vendor booths offering antiques, handmade goods, art, jewelry, clothing, plants, and unique vintage finds. Visitors can enjoy live music at three stages, 10 distinct food concessions, and a small-town atmosphere.
Boerne
The Boerne Book Festival
Oct. 3
Patrick Heath Public Library, 451 N. Main St., Bldg. 100
The Boerne Book Festival celebrates 10 years with all things regional and literary. The Texas Tech University Press and Texas A&M University Press are on hand once again, as well as some great literary organizations like the Writers League of Texas and the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. Some of the themes for this year include Hill Country baseball and Texas crime.
Fredericksburg
Texas Mesquite and Fine Art Spectacular
Oct. 9-11
Marketplatz, 114 W. Main St.
The Texas Mesquite and Fine Art Spectacular is a small-town art fair in Texas where patrons discover unique treasures made by hand. Art varies each year, but expect spectacular furniture, turnings, mantels, delicate scroll work, charcuteries, sculpture, pens and pencils, lamps, and a host of unique items featuring Texas’ own mesquite wood.
Austin
“My Hero Academia” in Concert
Oct. 9
Bass Concert Hall, 2350 Robert Dedman Drive
Experience the heroism of “My Hero Academia,” celebrating 10 years of unforgettable adventures. From Deku’s first steps to the thrilling battles, this live concert brings the anime’s full eight-season journey to life on stage. Accompanied by a 15-piece live band performing Yuki Hayashi’s iconic score perfectly synced with striking visuals of your favorite scenes, every note captures the triumph, heartbreak, and courage of Class 1-A, creating an immersive concert experience for fans new and old alike.
texasperformingarts.org/event/my-hero-academia-2026-bass-concert-hall-austin-texas
Buda
Arts Festival
Oct. 12-17
Downtown, 303 Main St.
Enjoy live, outdoor, plein-air art competitions, art demonstrations, musicians, artisan markets, gallery exhibits, artist meet-ups, kids activities, and film and live theater performances.
Fredericksburg
Historic School Open Houses
Oct. 24, 30
Various locations
Enjoy learning about early education in Gillespie County. The Friends of Gillespie County Country Schools, a nonprofit organization focused on the preservation of 12 one-room schoolhouses built in and around Fredericksburg between 1881 and 1936, hosts open houses from March through October. This month, the featured schools are Crabapple and Rheingold.
Wimberley
Market Days
Nov. 7
Wimberley Lions Field, 601 FM 2325
Held on the first Saturday of each month from March through December, Wimberley Market Days is one of the largest and most beloved outdoor markets in the Texas Hill Country. Set beneath the shade of towering oak trees, the event features nearly 500 vendor booths offering antiques, handmade goods, art, jewelry, clothing, plants, and unique vintage finds. Visitors can enjoy live music at three stages, 10 distinct food concessions, and a small-town atmosphere.
Horseshoe Bay
Bayside Bazaar
Nov. 7
Quail Point, 107 Twilight Lane
Kick off the holiday shopping season with the annual Bayside Bazaar. There are more than 20 vendors as well as the Helping Hands Craft Guild’s line of handcrafted items, a silent auction, as well as the raffle of a beautiful quilt. A fashion show of the latest holiday fashions is also featured.
Fredericksburg
Die Kunstler vin Fredericksburg Fall Art Show
Nov. 13-15
St. Joseph’s Halle, 212 W. San Antonio St.
The 33rd annual Fall Art Show features over 40 Hill Country artists in all mediums.
Brackettville
“Legends at Las Moras”
Nov. 21-Jan. 3
Dickman Hall, 1 McClernand Road
For six weeks, the Smithsonian’s Spark! Places of Innovation exhibition anchors an exciting season of local programming across Kinney County. This nationally traveling exhibit explores how innovation in rural America has shaped communities and how people turn challenges into solutions that transform towns for generations.
Austin
“Outlander” in Concert
Nov. 28
Bass Concert Hall, 2350 Robert Dedman Drive
A live orchestra performs Bear McCreary’s acclaimed score from the television show, “Outlander,” while highlights from eight seasons illuminate the screen. Relive Claire and Jamie’s journey as Scotland’s Celtic sound takes the spotlight.
texasperformingarts.org/event/outlander-in-concert-2026-bass-concert-hall-austin-texas
Wimberley
Market Days
Dec. 5
Wimberley Lions Field, 601 FM 2325
Held on the first Saturday of each month from March through December, Wimberley Market Days is one of the largest and most beloved outdoor markets in the Texas Hill Country. Set beneath the shade of towering oak trees, the event features nearly 500 vendor booths offering antiques, handmade goods, art, jewelry, clothing, plants, and unique vintage finds. Visitors can enjoy live music at three stages, 10 distinct food concessions, and a small-town atmosphere.