At LeMontreaux apartments for rent or lease in Austin, Texas, we believe that Thanksgiving is an opportunity to gather, share memories and enjoy the traditions that all our families have created over the generations.

As it’s that time of the year, we have chosen to share some of our ideas on how to plan the perfect Thanksgiving and, later this month, where to go to enjoy Thanksgiving in Austin.

Make the gathering your own

Start by deciding what feels comfortable for the people who will attend. Some enjoy a large dinner; others prefer a small meal, a potluck, or a relaxed afternoon with friends. If travel, cost, health, or family circumstances make a traditional gathering difficult, consider a video call, a shared meal on another day, or a low-key celebration at home.

Don’t forget to ask about dietary needs, accessibility, arrival times, and whether anyone would like to bring a dish. Sharing the work can make hosting easier and help everyone feel included. A potluck can also highlight the different foods and family traditions guests bring to the table.

Prepare and share a meal

For many people, food is at the heart of Thanksgiving. A menu might include roasted turkey, vegetables, stuffing, potatoes, bread, or pie, but it can just as easily center on vegetarian dishes, regional foods, family recipes, or guests’ favorite meals. In fact, I remember one year when we asked the neighbors’ kids at LeMontreaux what they wanted: we ended up with Pizza!

There’s no need to serve every classic dish. Choose a menu that suits your budget, kitchen, and guests.

Make room for gratitude and reflection

Thanksgiving traditions often include expressing gratitude. Keep it natural and optional: invite guests to share one thing they appreciate, write a note of thanks, or simply take a quiet moment before the meal. Some people may find the holiday complicated or difficult, so avoid putting anyone on the spot. Listening and making space for different feelings can be just as meaningful as a formal tradition.

You might also use the day to remember loved ones who are absent. A favorite recipe, photograph, story, or toast can honor their place in the family or community. Let guests participate in ways that feel right to them.

Spend time together beyond the table

A celebration doesn’t have to revolve entirely around dinner.  Depending on the weather, you might even consider a pool party while you prep that turkey on the BBQ! And you don’t have to plan it all by yourself.

After your feast is over, outdoor activities can be a pleasant way to stretch and connect, while quieter options give people room to rest. If guests have different energy levels or needs, offer a mix of activities rather than expecting everyone to join the same one.

For a community gathering, consider a shared meal, a recipe exchange, or organize a collection of nonperishable food for a local food pantry. Check the organization’s current needs and donation instructions before collecting items.

Celebrate thoughtfully

Thanksgiving is often presented as a simple story of shared harmony, but its history is more complex, particularly for Indigenous peoples. A thoughtful celebration can acknowledge that complexity and make room for learning about Indigenous histories, communities, and perspectives. 

Above all, let the day reflect care rather than perfection. A warm welcome, a meal shared without pressure, and time spent appreciating one another can become traditions of their own. Whether your Thanksgiving is lively or quiet, familiar or newly created, the most meaningful customs are the ones that help people feel respected, connected, and at ease.

Finally, be sure to click into our Blog later this month for our recommendations on Thanksgiving events in Austin, Texas!

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Earlier this month we showcased events in Austin in October. As there are so many things to do and see in the fall season, our staff at LeMontreaux apartments to rent or lease in Austin continues the list for you!

Formula 1 United States Grand Prix | October 23–25, 2026

The Formula 1 United States Grand Prix returns to Circuit of The Americas October 23–25. Race weekend combines world-class Formula 1 competition with concerts, fan activities and the energetic atmosphere that has made the Austin Grand Prix one of the city's signature events.

Viva La Vida Festival & Día de los Muertos | October 24

Austin's rich Mexican-American heritage takes center stage at the Viva La Vida Festival on October 24. Presented by the Mexic-Arte Museum, the celebration is Austin's longest-running Día de los Muertos festival and features a colorful grand procession, traditional foods, music, performances, art activities, local vendors and a lowrider exhibition.

Halloween at House of Torment

If you prefer your Halloween with a serious scare, House of Torment is one of Austin's best-known haunted attractions, and our staff’s as well! Elaborate sets, costumed scare actors and multiple haunted experiences make it a favorite for older teens and adults. October weekends can sell out, so advance tickets are recommended.

Another Central Texas option is SCARE for a CURE in Manor, a nonprofit haunted attraction where proceeds support local charities. It offers an immersive, story-driven approach to Halloween rather than simply relying on spooky stuff to scare the kids.

Freaky Deaky | October 30–31, 2026

Halloween weekend gets a major dose of electronic music at Freaky Deaky Festival, October 30–31 at the Travis County Exposition Center. The two-day festival features multiple stages devoted to house, techno, trance and EDM, making it a popular Halloween destination for the 18-and-over crowd.

Austin Film Festival | October 29–November 5, 2026

Movie lovers can wrap up the month at the Austin Film Festival, beginning October 29. Screenings, panels, conversations and filmmaker events take place at venues throughout downtown Austin. It is particularly popular with aspiring writers and filmmakers because of its strong emphasis on screenwriting and storytelling.

Make October an Austin Adventure

With live music, racing, art, pumpkins, haunted attractions and one of the country's most colorful Día de los Muertos celebrations, October may be Austin's most action-packed month of the year. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly fall weekend, a music-filled getaway or a Halloween adventure, there's something happening almost every weekend – just a short drive from our apartments for lease or rent in Austin!

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October is one of the most exciting months on the Austin calendar. From the enormous Austin City Limits Music Festival and Formula 1 racing to pumpkin patches, Halloween celebrations and Día de los Muertos, the city is buzzing nearly every weekend.

If you're planning a visit—or simply looking for something new to do close to home—here are some of the October events worth putting on your calendar. 

And if you’re looking for a new place to call ‘home,’ LeMontreaux apartments for rent in Austin, Texas would be happy to call you ‘home sweet home.’

Austin City Limits Music Festival | October 2–4, 2026 & 9–11, 2026

Austin's biggest October tradition returns to Zilker Park for two weekends of music. The festival offers more than 140 artists performing across eight stages, making it one of the country's premier music festivals. Even if you don't have a festival ticket, many Austin venues host official and unofficial concerts throughout the city during ACL weekends.

Pumpkin Nights at Pioneer Farms | Through October 31, 2026

For a magical nighttime fall experience, check out Pumpkin Nights at Pioneer Farms. Thousands of carved pumpkins are transformed into elaborate art installations along an illuminated walking trail. The family-friendly attraction runs through Halloween and is especially impressive after dark.

Austin's Pumpkin Patches and Fall Festivals

There are plenty of places around Austin to pick a pumpkin and enjoy traditional fall activities.

Sweet Eats Fruit Farm in Georgetown hosts its Fall Festival through November 8, with a corn maze, petting zoo, apple slingshots and obstacle courses.

Indian Springs Ranch Fall Fest in South Austin runs through November 1 and combines a pumpkin patch with unusual attractions including camels, zebras and buffalo.

Uhland Fall Fest, south of Austin near Kyle, runs weekends through November 1 with rides, games, food and a pumpkin patch.

Closer to Austin, Bethany Pumpkin Patch runs from October 4–31 at Bethany United Methodist Church. Visitors can choose pumpkins, take fall photos and enjoy free games and activities.

Boo at the Zoo | October 2–24, 2026

Families can celebrate Halloween at the Austin Zoo's Boo at the Zoo on weekends throughout October. Children can trick-or-treat along the zoo's pathways, see themed decorations and enjoy a Halloween experience designed especially for younger visitors.

For an even bigger fall outing, Texas Pumpkin Fest in Leander runs October 10–November 1, with pumpkins, photo opportunities, live music, food vendors and family activities.

Be sure to look at our next Blog later this month for more things to do in Austin in the fall!

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September is when Austin begins transitioning from summer to fall, and the city’s event calendar is packed with music, art, film, food and outdoor celebrations.

If you’re planning an Austin getaway this September, here are some of the top events worth adding to your itinerary that are just a short drive from our apartments to rent in Austin, Texas!

Lone Star Le Mans — September 4–6

Race fans can kick off the month at Circuit of The Americas with the FIA World Endurance Championship’s Lone Star Le Mans. The three-day event combines high-speed endurance racing with concerts, fan activities and the excitement of watching some of the world’s top sports cars compete on COTA’s challenging 3.4-mile circuit.

Austin Bat Fest — September 5

One of Austin’s most unusual traditions returns September 5. Austin Bat Fest celebrates the city’s famous Congress Avenue Bridge bats with live music, food, vendors and family activities. As evening approaches, watch an estimated 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats emerge from beneath the bridge—a spectacular sight and one of Austin’s most memorable experiences.

LEVITATION — September 10–13

Music lovers won't want to miss LEVITATION, taking over venues throughout the Red River District and East Austin from September 10–13. The eclectic festival features psychedelic rock, punk, metal, indie, electronic music and more, with performances spread across multiple venues. It’s a great way to experience Austin's legendary live-music scene in an intimate club setting.

Fall Pecan Street Festival — September 12–13

Head west of downtown to the Hill Country Galleria for the Fall Pecan Street Festival. This lively, free arts festival brings together artists, craftspeople, musicians, food vendors and families for a weekend of shopping, entertainment and outdoor fun. It’s an excellent opportunity to find unique Texas-made gifts and enjoy a relaxed fall afternoon.

For more things to do and see in Austin, Texas, watch for our next blog later this month or stop in our office for our personal suggestions. And, never hesitate to visit our favorite site of where to go and what to do at VisitAustin.com!

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We asked our families at Le Montreaux apartments to lease or rent in Austin for their personal advice; and here’s what they said:

1. Get wild at Austin Zoo

This rescue-focused zoo is perfect for shorter attention spans: shady paths, close-up looks at big cats, primates, and a miniature train ride. Bring a small bag of quarters for feed stations and plan a “who spots it first?” animal bingo to keep kids engaged.

2. Hands-on play at Thinkery
   Austin’s children’s museum turns curiosity into hidden education moments with water labs, light-and-sound tinkering, and maker spaces. Rotate through exhibits, then reset with a snack outside. Timed tickets help avoid crowds, and the gift shop stocks great STEM kits for at-home follow-ups.
3. Cool off at Barton Springs Pool
   Here’s the perfect spot for an ‘End of the Summer” get-together with kids and friends in tow. The spring-fed water hovers around 68–70°F which is an instant summer reset. To throw in a little education, stop by “Splash!” education center to learn how the aquifer works.
4. Explore Zilker Park and Zilker Playground  

Whenever we seem to be blogging about how to keep kids having fun and being educated along the way, Zilker Park always pops up.  For all the right reasons.  Did you know there are over 20 different things to explore within this expansive park in Austin?  For a full list, visit their impressive website and make the final days of summer seem endless all in one day!

5. Paddle Lady Bird Lake
   Got teens to entertain?  We always recommend time on the many lakes that keep Austin (somewhat) cool in the summertime. At Lady Bird Lake, we like to rent kayaks, canoes, or SUPs. Go in the morning for glassy water and fewer boaters. Life jackets are provided; please use them to keep everyone safe.
6. Discover the Bullock Texas State History Museum
   Here’s one that does not always pop up on everyone’s list of things to do in Austin – yet should.  At Bullock Texas State History Museum there are hands-on galleries, an IMAX, and rotating exhibits that make Texas history feel alive. Reward your kids and donate to this non-profit by visiting the museum where you will find an impressive collection of Texas-themed books and puzzles.
7. Make a splash at McKinney Falls State Park 
   If you have yet to hike to the falls, now is the time to cool off and click into some ‘end of the summer’ IG posts with you and yours in front of the waterfalls.  If this is a bit too adventurous, don’t ever forget that right here at Le Montreaux apartments in Austin, the swimming pool is a super watering hole to celebrate the end of summer.

Between its water parks, educational experiences, and outdoor beauty, Austin’s end-of-the-summer adventures are made for kids to cool off, explore, laugh, and learn.

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Here are some of the most popular July 2026 events happening in Austin, Texas, beyond the Fourth of July celebrations – all of which are just a short drive from your apartment in Austin, Texas! Fitness in the Park: Summer Yoga Series with Habitat (Fridays through September)

Join Austin Parks Foundation and Habitat Retreats for a free, all-levels sunrise yoga session in the heart of Zilker Park, followed by an invigorating cold plunge at Barton Springs. This weekly event is designed to help you connect with nature, yourself and others – all before your day begins. Make sure to bring your yoga mat, water and towel. RSVP is required to attend. Hot Summer Nights (July 18–21, 2026)

Take a musical stroll through the Red River Cultural District. This weekend-long, free live music festival fills bars and venues along Red River Street with Austin acts ranging from indie rock to hip-hop and country. We’ll be there to see some of the action as Chess Club, Liberty Lunch, Mohawk and The 13th Floor take the stage this summer. Bat Fest (August 14, 2026)

Celebrate Austin’s famous bat colony with live music, food booths, crafts, and the spectacle of 1.5 million bats emerging from the Congress Avenue Bridge at dusk. The headlining artists for Bat Fest 2026 include renowned musicians such as DJ Nightwing, Batrock Band, and Echoing Echo the Bat Singer. Attendees can expect a variety of activities at Bat Fest 2026, including bat-themed art installations, bat costume contests, educational talks about bats, and a bat colony viewing experience that is uniquely Austin. Paramount Summer Classic Film Series (June–August 2026)

Catch classic films on the big screen inside the historic Paramount Theatre downtown. July’s lineup often includes blockbusters, old-Hollywood favorites, and audience sing-alongs. In July and August, cool off and take in a few of our top picks that include Alfred Hitcock’s The Birds, Purple Rain, and one that that whole family should see: Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times. Texas Roller Derby Mid-Season Showdowns

Austin’s own roller derby league delivers high-energy bouts through mid-summer at the Palmer Events Center. Expect costumes, attitude, and full-contact excitement since Austin’s Red River District punk scene gave birth to the new roller derby revolution in the form of Bad Girl Good Woman Productions. A spectacle from the very beginning, TXRD has grown into the perfect blend of the “Keep Austin Weird” attitude and a freewheeling pursuit of fun and competition. Austin FC Home Matches

Cheer on the city’s MLS team at Q2 Stadium in North Austin. Expect a packed house, spirited fans, and an electric atmosphere. For appreciative fans, follow their Club News to be ‘in the know’ wherever they go. For up to the minute insight, their social platforms are good resources as well.

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Austin knows how to throw a party—but on the Fourth of July, the city makes it bigger, louder, and with more fireworks than ever. Whether you’re chasing live music downtown, family fun in the suburb or a cold one by the pool at our apartments to rent in Austin, Texas, here’s how to celebrate America’s 250^th birthday in true Austin style.
 

Watch Fireworks Light Up the Skyline

The heart of the celebration is the Star-Spangled Fest at Auditorium Shores and the Long Center. This free, family-friendly tradition features the full orchestra performing patriotic favorites before the sky bursts into color at 9:30 p.m. Arrive early, bring a blanket or chairs, and enjoy food trucks and local vendors along the shores of Lady Bird Lake.

If you’re outside downtown, Round Rock’s Frontier Days at Old Settlers Park offers another classic combo—live music from the Austin Symphonic Band and a spectacular fireworks finale, plus carnival rides and a parade earlier in the day. 

If you’re looking for something upscale, head to The Loren Hotel. Guests at rooftop restaurant Nido enjoy a reception-style dinner, live music, and champagne while watching the city’s fireworks twinkle across the night sky.
 

Rock Out with Willie and Friends

For live music lovers, this annual concert is pure Americana. Hosted at the Germania Insurance Amphitheater, the 2026 lineup stars Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, The Avett Brothers, and more. It’s eight hours of country legends, food, and tunes capped with fireworks over the Circuit of the Americas.
 

25 Ways to Celebrate America’s 250^th Birthday

Whether you’re picnicking to the sound of an orchestra, dancing at Willie’s picnic, or watching the show from a rooftop, Austin offers something for every kind of patriot.

Need more ideas on how to celebrate America’s 250^th?  Read on!

1. Host a red, white, and blue barbecue at the pool for family and friends.
2. Volunteer to decorate your community center or library in patriotic style.
3. Organize a bicycle or pet parade for kids and families around Le Montreaux apartments in Austin!
4. Join or host a historical costume party, dressing as people from 1776 to now.
5. Register to vote or help others get registered.
6. Visit your local city hall or state capital to learn about government today.
7. Write a letter to your future self about what freedom means in 2026.
8. Learn about an American ancestor and share their story.
9. Support a veterans’ organization or museum.
10. Read the Declaration of Independence aloud with family or friends.
11. Donate $2.50, $25, or $250 to a nonprofit supporting democracy or education.
12. Build or craft something inspired by early American innovation—like soap, quilts, or candles.
13. Host a patriotic trivia night or quiz about U.S. history.
14. Watch movies about America’s founding era, like 1776 or John Adams.
15. Read classic American literature—Hawthorne, Twain, Morrison, or Angelou.
16. Bake a flag cake or red, white, and blue pie.
17. Create a time capsule with 2026 mementos for 2076.
18. Visit a museum exhibit dedicated to U.S. history or culture.
19. Record a short video about what you love most about your country.
20. Encourage children to write thank-you letters to community heroes.
21. Go camping under the stars, celebrating freedom in nature.
22. Participate in a local fun run or marathon themed for July 4th.
23. Try outdoor games from the past—like sack races or horseshoes.
24. Volunteer at a food pantry or veterans’ home.

Each idea—from festive to reflective—helps you celebrate not just a milestone year, but the ever-evolving story of America and its people. 

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Celebrating Cinco de Mayo in Austin is a lively blend of culture, music, and unforgettable flavors. Known for its creative spirit and vibrant food scene, Austin transforms the holiday into a citywide fiesta filled with events that range from family-friendly festivals to energetic nightlife.

From your front door at Le Montreaux apartments to rent or lease to the heartbeat of downtown Austin, there are bars and restaurants hosting themed parties, live music, and drink specials throughout the day and night.

Areas like Rainey Street Historic District and Sixth Street are especially popular, offering everything from rooftop margaritas to packed dance floors with DJs and Latin music. Expect a high-energy atmosphere where locals and visitors come together to celebrate.

For a more cultural experience, head to Zilker Park or Republic Square, where festivals often feature live mariachi bands, folklórico dancers, and artisan vendors. These events are perfect for families or anyone looking to enjoy the deeper roots of the holiday while still soaking up Austin’s signature fun. Food trucks and pop-up vendors serve authentic Mexican cuisine, making it easy to sample tacos, tamales, and street corn as you explore.

Food is a major highlight of Cinco de Mayo in Austin. The city’s renowned Tex-Mex and Mexican restaurants pull out all the stops with special menus and festive drinks.

Spots like Matt's El Rancho and Fonda San Miguel are two of our local favorites, known for their bold flavors and celebratory atmospheres. Whether you’re sipping handcrafted margaritas or digging into enchiladas, the dining experience becomes part of the celebration itself.

If you’re looking for something uniquely Austin, explore the South Congress area. South Congress Avenue (SoCo) offers a more eclectic vibe, with live music spilling out of venues, street performers, and boutique shops adding to the festive energy.  

For key events that you don’t want to miss, check out this list of top Cinco de Mayo events in Austin, Texas:

Key Cinco de Mayo Events & Celebrations in Austin, TX

Cinco de Mayo Luncheon

Tuesday, May 5, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Downtown Austin (Thompson Hotel, near Congress Ave)

A daytime celebration hosted by Mexic‑Arte Museum — includes Mariachi music, networking, a silent auction, and speakers discussing Mexican and Mexican‑American culture and heritage. It’s more of a community/business‑oriented cultural event than a party.

Cinco de Mayo Austin Bar Crawl

Tuesday, May 5, 2026 | ~8:30 PM – Late

Starts on Austin’s 6th Street nightlife corridor

 A social nightlife event where participants go from bar‑to‑bar with express entry, drink specials, group vibes, and festive energy — often touted as one of Austin’s big nightlife celebrations for Cinco de Mayo.

Cinco de Mayo Run

May 2026 (Date TBD)

Austin area

A themed fun run/road race (5K, 10K, half‑marathon) celebrating perseverance and culture — great for fitness enthusiasts looking to mark the day in a meaningful way. Plans and route details typically finalize closer to the date.

Cinco de Mayo in Austin isn’t just a party—it’s an experience that blends tradition with the city’s modern, music-driven culture. Whether you’re dancing downtown, enjoying live performances in the park, or indulging in some of the best Mexican food in Texas, Austin offers a celebration that’s as dynamic and unforgettable as the city itself.

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Right here at LeMontreaux apartments for rent or lease in Austin, Texas, we look forward to BBQing by the pool, picnics at our beautiful parks, and heading out to experience some of our favorite spring events in Austin.  Earlier this month, we posted a blog about some of the top events for families to enjoy in Austin.  This time, we’re offering more ideas about the things to do outdoors in Austin with springtime in full swing!

To ensure you enjoy spring in Austin, we put together some ideas we think you will enjoy with your friends and family in tow. Need more ideas? Never hesitate to stop by our office for some local advice and insight!

April is peak wildflower season in Central Texas and there are plenty of places to pack a picnic and pause to take a picture or two. 

First, hit one of our many Farmer’s Markets that always promise fresh produce, local honey, and specialty breads and baked goods. Then, head to Lady Bird Lake or Zilker Park – the latter of which is ideal for the kiddos with a ride on the Zilker Zephyr Miniature Train. 

The weather is also ideal for kayaking or paddle boarding or taking your first dip in one of our many lakes and streams that work their way through Austin’s parks and countrysides.  Speaking of which, for a bit of elevation, take a short hike up Mount Bonnell. It’s one of the highest points in Austin with sweeping views of the Colorado River.  We save this hike for after work to take in the sunsets!

If you have company coming in for Spring Break or just to visit, April is packed with events. Refer back to our earlier blog this month for a full list – then be sure not to miss our favorites: The iconic ABC Kite Fest fills the sky with colorful kites and family-friendly fun. Meanwhile, the Old Settler’s Music Festival brings together bluegrass, folk, and Americana fans for a multi-day celebration.  

Beyond festivals, live music spills out from patios, breweries, and iconic venues all over town. Whether it’s an afternoon acoustic set or a lively evening show, there’s always something to enjoy while dining al’ fresco in Austin! Grab tacos from a local food truck, enjoy slow-smoked barbecue, or sip craft cocktails on a rooftop overlooking downtown. We always recommend a stroll down South Congress Avenue that offers a mix of shopping, street eats, and quirky local charm.

From wildflower walks and waterfront adventures to live music and incredible food, April in Austin delivers something for everyone. It’s where you can spend the morning outdoors, the afternoon exploring, and the evening listening to live music under the stars—and that’s what makes living at LeMontreaux community apartments for lease such a perfect place to call “home sweet home!”

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Ahhh, Austin in April.  Just the sound of it makes one want to pack up the kiddos and head out to enjoy the great outdoors!

To give you some ideas that have been ‘kid-approved’ and ideal for families with all ages, we checked with a few families here at LeMontreaux apartments for rent in Austin, Texas.  Here’s a full list of things to do

Sweet Eats Baby Animal Days

Now through Mother’s Day, May 10, 2026

 Meet and bottle-feed adorable baby animals at Sweet Eats Fruit Farm, with feeding opportunities every day through May 10. Weekdays are less crowded, making it easier to snag a spot for this hands-on experience.

ABC Kite Fest

April 11, 2026

Watch the sky fill with colorful kites at Zilker Park during Austin’s longest-running kite festival. Enjoy live music, the MossFest Children’s Concert, a Kids Club, a Pet Zone, and a mini market for shopping. There’s something for everyone at this iconic spring tradition.

Rock the Park

April 10, 2026

Head to Mueller Lake Park amphitheater for a free, family-friendly concert. Bring a picnic or grab food on-site and enjoy performances by local musicians in a relaxed, outdoor setting.

Squirrel Fest

April 11, 2026

Pease Park’s annual Squirrel Fest welcomes families for springtime fun—think games, food, music, family yoga, puppet shows, face painting, and movie screenings like Zootopia and Trolls under the stars.

Waterloo Morning Glories

Tuesdays in April

Waterloo Greenway offers Morning Glories, a weekly educational series for young children featuring hands-on activities, bilingual story time, music, dance, and themed nature play. Activities change weekly, so there’s always something new to discover.

Georgetown Red Poppy Festival

April 24-26, 2026

Georgetown’s Red Poppy Festival brings three days of music, art, and family fun. Craft with the kids, enjoy live bands, shop artisan markets, and stroll the vibrant town square. With special zones for children and activities for adults, this festival has something for everyone.

Austin!  Live It. Love It.

With so much to do—from baby animals and kite flying to live music and local festivals—April in Austin is made for making memories with your family. Enjoy the outdoors, soak up the city’s creative energy, come splash in our pool and celebrate spring together!

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