It’s time to pull out your broomsticks, dust off your wands, practice your magic spells and head over to the Blue Starlite Mini Urban Drive-in November 5 – 22 for Harry Potter Fest! All wizards and muggles are welcome to join the fun and watch …
The 24th Annual Austin Powwow will take place on Saturday, Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. – 10 p.m. at the Toney Burger Center. This family-friendly event includes native drums, dancing, storytelling, crafts and artists exhibits. You’ll surely want to visit the Indian Market with more …
Take part in the annual FARE Walk for Food Allergy on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 9 a.m. at Camp Mabry. This annual event brings together people who are seeking a safer world for the 15 million Americans living with food allergies, and the event raises …
Here are our top 5 picks for family fun this week, presented by IT’S TIME TEXAS. And you can always check out the Do512Family Calendar to view many more listings of awesome kid events in the Austin area. Also, be sure to download the free …
Don’t pack up the Halloween costumes just yet! Kids have one more chance to wear them and celebrate the Halloween season at a fun play about a silly witch and friends at the Paramount Theatre on Sunday, November 8 at 2 p.m. “Room on the …
It’s Halloween weekend! You can take your pick of fun costume parties and events. Join us at the Thinkery’s Halloween Hootenanny, trick-or-treat for books at Bookpeople, check out the great cosplay at Wizard World Comic Con, watch the big parade & party in the streets …
Looking for an alternative to your traditional Halloween activities? Check out Austin BikeFest on Saturday, October 31. This event is free and open to the public from 12 – 4 p.m. at Govalle Park. BikeFest is a celebration of the Austin bicycle community and will …
This Halloween, things are getting batty down at the Congress Avenue Bridge. You can celebrate Austin’s favorite flying creature, Mexican free-tailed bats, in a very un-spooky way — by building bat houses from 11 .m. – 2 p.m.! On October 31, bat house-building events are …
Celebrate Day of the Dead by taking the kids to see “Just a Minute: A Dia de los Muertos Play” at Austin Scottish Rite Theater. This show for children is a staged adaptation of Yuyi Morales’s fantastical award-winning books Just a Minute and Just in …
UPDATE: Because of weather, the festival will move to Brazos Hall (204 E 4th St.). The parade is still scheduled to start at noon. And the education activities will still take place as planned at Frost Bank. Check Get ready for Austin’s largest Dia de …
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