Va-va-voom! The Texas Burlesque Festival is an unforgettable three-day hoedown celebrating burlesque aimed at enthusiasts, professionals, wannabes, and thrill-seekers. The weekend bursts at the corset with burlesque parties, workshops, and live performances.
The Lonestar Round Up returns to the Travis County Expo Center in Austin, TX. The two-day, family-friendly event features vintage cars, traditional hot rods, live music, and countless vendors. General admission wristbands are available for $20, and children under 12 are free.
The Spring Pecan Street Festival is a must-attend event for craft, food, and beverage lovers. It features a variety of food vendors, artists, and musicians. The crowd turns Pecan Street into a lively, rock-themed bi-annual street fair. This festival is one of the largest and longest-running arts/crafts and music festivals in the nation—a great reason to attend.
iHeartRadio Country is back again, and it's better than ever. This annual music event celebrates some of the top country music artists in the nation. Unlike typical music festivals, the format features 30-minute sets per performer; everyone can enjoy their favorite artist. This year's performers include Brooks $ Dunn, Thomas Rhett, Rascal Flats, and more of country music's brightest.
Get the party started with Feasta Austin's Cinco de Mayo celebration on May 3. Featuring live music and entertainment, food, shopping, art, and plenty of activities for the entire family, the Fiesta Gardens event is the perfect way to celebrate Austin's Hispanic history and culture. Admission is free for kids 12 and under.
The Pecan Street Festival is a twice-a-year, free, two-day arts festival in the Sixth Street Historic District of downtown Austin, Texas. Enjoy family-friendly activities, art, music, and food, with proceeds benefiting the Pecan Street Association which dedicates itself to the 6th Street landmark.
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The remarkable world of Fashion returns to Texas and is ready to wear for Austin Fashion Week. Highlighting local worldwide design geniuses and their amazing creations on the glitzy runway and at posh events.
Film enthusiasts worldwide are invited to attend the 27th annual Cine Las Americas International Film Festival. This five-day event features world-class films representing a wide range of cultural identities and stylistic expressions. The festival aims to showcase Latinx cinema while empowering underrepresented filmmakers. Attendees will experience compelling narrative films and documentaries, remarkable cinematography, and innovative storytelling.
Spartan Race Event Weekend returns to Reveille Peak Ranch. This unique race features an obstacle course challenge designed to push you to your limits. Whether you are a seasoned pro or new to Spartan racing, this event offers something for everyone with different race lengths and levels of difficulty. Kids can also join the fun with a special children’s race event catered just for them.
Brunch lovers shouldn't miss Austin's Mimosa Fest, a full day of prosecco, champagne cocktails, delicious food, and live music. Grab your big appetite and best friends, and attack this luxury festival. Tickets are $20-40; doors open at 12:45 pm.
The Hot Luck Food & Music Festival returns to downtown Austin this Memorial Day Weekend with four days of fire, fun, music, and the "Whole Enchilada." Benefitting the Southern Smoke Foundation, the event features daily culinary experiences with renowned chefs, live music and performances, and fun for the entire family. Be sure to check both the single-day and all-access "Whole Enchilada" packages (music, bites, and beverages).
The Coldtowne Theatre transforms into a hub of artistic creativity for the Austin Sketch Fest. This annual festival is four days of comedy performances, workshops, live music, improv, and sketches from established up-and-coming talents.
Experience true Greek hospitality at the Austin Greek Festival over Memorial Day Weekend. Hosted by the Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church, the annual event celebrates culture and community, featuring delicious cuisine, dancers and performers, church tours, and a marketplace that will have you "livin' the Greek life." Admission is $5 and parking is free.
Welcome summer by signing up for Memorial Day's CapTex Tri triathlon. Get ready, athletes: it's time to swim, bike, and run through scenic Austin locations like Lady Bird Lake and Butler Park. Whether you register for the Rookie Triathlon or test your endurance by participating in the Olympic Relay Triathlon, there's plenty for all skill levels. Are you ready to test your mettle?
The ATX TV Festival is a four-day event celebrating television in all its glory. Specifically, the Festival looks at TV history, where the industry stands, and what the future might bring. Expect screenings, panels, and talks from experienced TV veterans and professionals. You might even spot some TV Stars, too.
