The ATX Television Festival is a four-day event that celebrates television in all its glory. Specifically, the Festival takes a look back at television's history, where it currently stands, and what the future looks like. During the Festival, expect screenings, panels, and talks from experienced television staff. Overall, it's a great way to get people thinking about the TV industry, and you'll spot some celebrities here, too.
Live life to the fullest and venture into different and exciting opportunities. The Texas Burlesque Festival is a must-see if you love to be a part of a unique experience. The three-day hoedown celebrates the revival of burlesque dancing and is aimed at enthusiasts, professionals, wannabe, or those seeking entertainment. The weekend overflows with the opportunity to embark on burlesque too, with parties, workshops, and live performances.
Head to Old Settlers Park to commemorate Juneteenth this year at the annual Juneteenth Festival Round Rock. In addition to specialty food vendors and live music performances, the celebration will also feature a BBQ Cookoff, a health fair, games, retail vendors, and more. This festival is free and open to the public, additional information can be found online.
The Central Texas Juneteenth 2K, Parade & Festival celebrates the conclusion of slavery in Texas. The procession, comprised of residents outfitted in vibrant and traditional attire, marks the event. Following the parade, food vendors will sell delicious food while live music performances take place on stage.
19th Fest, a celebration of Juneteenth, will return triumphantly with over 2,500 attendees enjoying 12 Texas-based food trucks serving diverse soul food dishes. There will be 50+ artisan vendors. This will be a great family-friendly event consisting of many activities, cooking demos, and a focus on health and wellness.
Each year, the Soul to Sole Festival showcases the Tapestry Dance Company, North America's only tap dance company, to fill the room with rhythm, soul, and ambition. This performance attracts all kinds of people every year - from teachers and dancers to those simply looking to expand their minds. This year will be the Festival's 24th anniversary, so don't miss out.
