Labor Day Weekend in Austin is the unofficial end of summer and the city sends the season off in genuinely excellent fashion. Bat Fest on the Congress Avenue Bridge celebrates one of Austin’s most iconic natural wonders on September 5. The UT Longhorns kick off their SEC home schedule at Darrell K. Royal Stadium. The […]
Things to Do in Austin This Weekend — August 14 to 16, 2026
This is one of the most culturally rich weekends of the entire Austin summer. Muse brings The Wow! Signal Tour to Germania Insurance Amphitheater on Saturday with Portugal. The Man supporting. Austin Pride Week officially kicks off with a free outdoor screening of Death Becomes Her at Moody Amphitheater on Saturday evening. Noname performs at […]
Fall Weekend Road Trips From Dallas: Head to Lake Travis for a Texas Hill Country Adventure
Fall Weekend Roadtrip From Dallas Living in Dallas means you are never short on things to do. But sometimes you need to get out of the city. A fall weekend road trip is the perfect way to change the scenery, spend some time outdoors and experience a completely different side of Texas. If you are […]
Best Things to Do With the Family During Fall Break in Texas
Fall Break with the Family Fall break is the perfect excuse to get the family out of the house. The weather starts to become more comfortable, school is briefly on pause and everyone could use a break from the normal routine. But finding something that everyone actually wants to do can be harder than it […]
Fall Weekend Road Trips in Texas: The Ultimate Texas Hill Country Adventure
Fall in Texas looks a little different than fall in other parts of the country. You may not get snow covered roads or forests of red and orange leaves everywhere you go, but you do get winding Hill Country roads, cooler mornings, football, festivals, small towns, outdoor adventures and plenty of reasons to get out […]
September in Austin: The Best Things to Do When Summer Starts to Fade
September in Austin is a little bit of a secret. Summer is still hanging around, but the days are beginning to change. Football is back, fall events are starting to fill the calendar, and there are more reasons than ever to get outside and explore the Texas Hill Country. If you are planning a September […]




