Events in Seguin

Explore half a century of PBS’s Austin City Limits through lesser-known stories and behind-the-scenes history. The tour includes VIP access to the ACL Live venue.

310 W. Willie Nelson Blvd, Austin

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SASCA Autocross #9 offers a full day of cone course action at River City Community Church. The program welcomes members and non-members, from first timers and novices to experienced journeymen. Advance registration is available, and on-site registration is offered with an added fee. Pricing is $40 for members and $50 for non-members, and there is a $5 surcharge for registering on-site. Participants are encouraged to verify SASCA membership status on MSR following the recent migration. Resources are available to help with classing questions, including a quick reference and the SCCA Classifier. A typical event day includes site setup, on-site registration and vehicle tech inspection, time to walk the course, a novice walkthrough, a mandatory drivers meeting, and then the first car heads out. Event requirements include being at least 16 years old with a valid driver license to drive. A minimum height of 48 inches is required to ride with an approved guardian. Every car must pass tech, and a DOT approved helmet is required, with loaner helmets available. The tech inspection looks for safe tires with no cords showing, secure wheels and all lugs in place with tight suspension and no wheel bearing play, no fluid leaks, a properly secured battery, appropriate under-hood condition including leaks, air cleaner type, notes on modifications for classing, and any loose items, proper pedal operation with a firm brake and smooth accelerator return, removal of all loose items from the cabin and trunk including floor mats, functional seat belts, and seats that are securely mounted. Depending on turnout, extra runs may be offered. If registration exceeds 110, double-driver entries may open for on-site sign-up at the trailer. If that threshold is not met, fun runs may follow the competition for $20, with sign-up at the trailer and help packing the trailer required afterward.

16765 Lookout Rd, Selma

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A Halloween themed HYROX simulation hosted by Mission CrossFit SA delivers a complete run through all eight official stations, offering a true race practice to test fitness and fine tune strategy ahead of HYROX Dallas. Participants can choose Solo or Doubles in Open or Pro divisions. Entry is $55 per person for Solo and $110 per team for Doubles. Capacity is limited.

8842 Broadway St, San Antonio

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The One Pitch One Mission Nonprofit Organization is bringing its Co-Ed SuperDraft to New Braunfels, Texas, offering a welcoming, competitive experience for participants of all skill levels. The entry fee is $65, which includes a customized jersey, and every participant is guaranteed four games. Teams will compete for championship rings awarded to the first place finishers. The event is also seeking ten coaches to lead teams. A waitlist is open ahead of official registration, and capacity is limited, so spots may fill quickly.

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Car enthusiasts are welcome to gather for a community cars and coffee meetup at Cupbearer Coffee. All cars are welcome.

18382 FM-306, Canyon Lake

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The inaugural Miles For Smiles features a 5K, 10K, and a Kids Candy Dash in a family friendly Halloween theme, benefiting SA 90 Kids Dental, a nonprofit focused on improving children’s oral health. Participants can chase a personal best, enjoy an easy walk with friends, or cheer on young runners in the Kids Candy Dash. Costumes are welcome, and the celebration includes fun, music, candy, and community spirit. Registration fees are 5K $30, 10K $40, and Kids Candy Dash $15, with no refunds. Early packet pickup is available at the Comal County Fairgrounds, and packet pickup will also be offered on race day. Every mile helps bring brighter, healthier smiles to children in the community.

190 S Seguin Ave, New Braunfels

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Austin Street Market brings together local makers and small businesses in the heart of downtown Seguin for a relaxed open air shopping experience. Browse fresh farm goods, handmade creations, baked treats, artisan wares, and unique gifts, with new discoveries each week. The covered setting makes it easy to linger with friends and family, and dogs are welcome. Vendor spaces are available on a weekly basis, including free booths for farmers offering produce, eggs, meat, honey, plants, and other farm goods.

414 N Austin St, Seguin

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Experience a reptile expo showcasing a wide array of animals, including snakes, frogs, toads, turtles, lizards, insects, mice, rats, and other herp species from across the globe. Vendors will have animals available for purchase and will also offer supplies and feeders, along with helpful guidance for caring for your new addition. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children, with free entry for ages 6 and under. Tickets purchased in advance are $9.

1400 Schertz Pkwy, Schertz

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Hosted by the George Washington Carver Museum Ambassador, the Austin Area Prince Hall Masonic Family, and the Divine Nine, this Trunk or Treat brings the Austin community together for a safe celebration open to all ages. Enjoy candy, games, music, and food while connecting with community resources and honoring fellowship, heritage, and service. Costumes are encouraged to add to the fun. Service hours will be offered. Activities take place in the George Washington Carver Museum parking lot.

1165 Angelina St., Austin

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New to sewing or uneasy around a machine? This beginner-friendly class at Abby's Attic Sewing & Craft Studio in North Central San Antonio introduces the essentials in a clear, step by step way. It begins with a short safety overview, then explores the parts of a sewing machine and how each feature is used. Participants learn core basics such as choosing and handling pins, needles, thread, and cutting tools, plus why pressing and ironing are important. The lesson covers threading the machine, winding and loading a bobbin, and adjusting stitch length, width, and styles, including when to select each option. There is practice with sewing straight lines and measuring seam allowances, along with practical tips that make time at the machine easier. The class fee includes fabric for your project, and the studio provides thread and tools for use during the session.

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Celebrate Halloween on the pitch with a friendly scrimmage. Costumes are welcome, and the event is open to all experience levels, from complete beginners to seasoned players. A hurling component may be added. Enjoy some seasonal fun, take part in the action, and connect with the team.

651 Devine Rd, San Antonio

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A festive Halloween tradition, the 5th annual Boos & Brews 5K is hosted by Alamo Beer Company beneath the historic Hays Street Bridge in downtown San Antonio. Participants can run, walk, jog, or take it easy on a marked 5K-ish course that starts and finishes at the brewery, winding through the Dignowity Hill and River North neighborhoods. All ages and fitness levels are welcome, and costumes are encouraged but not required. A craft beverage from Alamo Beer or a non-alcoholic drink awaits at the finish. Registration includes a take-home pint glass or a Brewery Running Series swag item, entry into a prize raffle for merch, beer, and more, plus post-run fun with games, music, vendors, and costume contests for both individuals and groups. Guided by the Texas Brewery Running Series mission to be active, have fun, and give back, a portion of proceeds supports local nonprofits. This run benefits the San Antonio Food Bank with an on-site food drive, and each non-perishable item donated earns a ticket for the Give Back Raffle. Course maps and parking information are emailed the week of the event. Capacity is limited and the event tends to sell out quickly.

202 Lamar St, San Antonio

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Discover Salsa and Bachata in a free dance class open to beginners and experienced dancers alike. No partner or prior experience is needed.

7007 Bandera Rd, San Antonio

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Food, water, and sodas will be available. A kids costume contest awards a basket of goodies to the winner. An adult costume contest offers a $100 GHD gift card as the prize.

1288 Loop 337, New Braunfels

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Celebrate spooky season with a fondue-focused special that offers two ways to treat yourself. Choose a four course dinner for two with a $31 discount, or enjoy a pairing of cheese fondue, chocolate fondue, and two mocktails for $31. Whether planning to dress up or keeping it casual, this limited-time offer centers on sharing something warm, sweet, and savory around the fondue pot.

14855 Blanco Rd, San Antonio

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Explore Halloween and fall-themed booths, shop with vendors dressed in costume, and enjoy autumn vibes, a spooky snack, and live classic songs from a local band. Costumes and festive spirit are encouraged.

6150 Wurzbach Rd, San Antonio

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Set out on a flavorful stroll through Central East Austin, visiting a mix of Michelin-recognized trucks and longtime neighborhood taquerias. Taste your way through mole-sauced tacos, tender barbacoa, smoky birria consommé, creamy horchata, and bright garden garnishes that tie each bite together. The route covers about a mile over roughly 2.5 hours and welcomes small groups of 3 to 14 guests. Expect four nationally noted taquerias and three vibrant murals, along with stories of local food and culture. Restaurant gratuities and nonalcoholic drinks are included, and a $35 optional drink package is available. Corporate and private tours can be arranged throughout the week.

2806 Manor Rd, Austin

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Celebrate House of Stuff’s fifth anniversary with vendors, live printing, exclusive merchandise, music from DJ Wes Texas, and a performance by MIDNIGHT.

1141 Airport Blvd, Austin

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Led Zeppelin music sets the tone for a lively Texas football tailgate at Scholz Garden, with a free show before the game to get the crowd fired up for the Horns.

607 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin

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Enjoy casual chess games in the IKEA cafeteria, with the possibility of a pickup tournament. All ages and abilities are welcome. Chess sets and clocks will be available, and participants may bring their own just in case.

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Enjoy a laid-back afternoon in the courtyard at White Tiger as an acoustic duo and trio deliver Top 40 pop, rock, and soul hits. Requests are welcome, spanning artists from Michael Jackson to Taylor Swift. It is a convenient option for after-work visitors, vacationers, and locals looking to start the weekend on South Congress. Pair the music with Happy Hour and savor the Asian-style bites.

1321 South Congress, Austin

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Ghosts & Goodies returns to Aldrich Street for Halloween with family-friendly trick-or-treating, festive activities, and a chance to win an Aldrich Street themed getaway package. More details will be shared on the event website soon.

2080 Aldrich St, Austin

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Midtown 2.0 in Austin becomes a game-day hub for a tailgate watch party as the Texas Longhorns face the Mississippi State Bulldogs. DJ DK, known as Ya Mama’s Favorite DJ, keeps the momentum going throughout with hip hop and R&B, classic throwbacks, southern soul, college football anthems, line-dance staples, and other feel-good party tracks. The atmosphere blends supporters from both sides, plenty of football excitement, and food and drinks suited to the occasion for a full evening of team spirit and good vibes.

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An L2P demo will be featured, along with an opportunity to pick up the new Gundam Assemble Miniatures Game. Promos will be offered while supplies last, and additional accessories will be available to enhance gameplay. More details will be provided.

6711 Bandera Rd, San Antonio

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This beginner friendly class at Abby's Attic Sewing & Craft Studio in North Central San Antonio helps anyone who feels uneasy around a sewing machine gain confidence and skills. It starts with simple safety guidance and a tour of the machine’s main parts so you know what everything does. You will cover core sewing basics like choosing and using pins, needles, thread, and cutting tools, plus why pressing with an iron is important. Instruction includes threading the machine, winding and loading a bobbin, and adjusting stitch length, width, and style with tips on when to use each setting. There is practice with sewing straight stitches and keeping a consistent seam allowance, along with time saving tricks that make machine work easier. The class fee includes fabric for your project, and the studio provides thread and tools for use during the session.

2250 Thousand Oaks Suite 208, San Antonio

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KUTX presents a Halloween concert at The Far Out Lounge and Stage in Austin, featuring The Jesus and Mary Chain, Protomartyr, Holy Wave, DAIISTAR, Blushing, Commercial Breaks, and DJ Tropicana Joe. The event is open to all ages. Additional information will be announced. Onsite parking is limited, and using a rideshare is recommended.

8504 S Congress Ave, Austin

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A family festival for all ages features games, hayrides, a petting zoo, complimentary hotdogs, and plenty of candy to take home. All activities take place in the FBCUC parking lot, and admission is free.

1401 Pat Booker Rd, Universal City

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A reflective message from John Dwyer emphasizes resilience and self care, recognizing that while some people lift you up, others may drain your energy. It encourages staying composed, checking in with your thoughts, and making space for rest and wellness. Glimpses of beauty and redemption still appear, hope remains, and people can still surprise you. The note closes with warm wishes for enjoyment and good luck.

1502 E 6th St, Austin

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Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly evening filled with music, arts and crafts, games, vendors, and plenty of spooky fun. A costume contest welcomes kids under 12 and adults, with prizes for Scariest, Most Creative, and Best Group. Keep the excitement going with Halloween-themed bingo, where a $12 donation includes bingo entry and a VIP goody bag. Trunk or Treat adds even more festivities as attendees show off their costumes and enjoy trick or treating together.

5215 UTSA Blvd, San Antonio

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Noah Peterson performs a solo saxophone set of dinner jazz to accompany Italian cuisine and wine. Romantic melodies set the mood for a relaxed meal and easy conversation.

4981 NW I-410-LOOP, San Antonio

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Illusionists David and Kylie Knight present their Family Fun Night at Grace First Baptist Church in San Antonio. The program offers a playful showcase of illusions for families to enjoy together.

2514 Observation Dr, San Antonio

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Presented by ACL Live with Live Nation, Victory Live features Madeon at ACL Live. The Grammy-nominated producer and vocalist, born Hugo Leclercq, first broke through with Pop Culture, a live mashup that blended 39 songs from artists including Daft Punk and Solange. His debut album Adventure arrived as he was contributing production for Lady Gaga and Coldplay, followed by a collaboration with Porter Robinson on the single Shelter. He later moved to Los Angeles to refocus his work and created Good Faith, handling writing, production, and lead vocals on every track. Good Faith reached number one on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Albums chart and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album. This show is open to all ages. There is a limit of six tickets per household, and ticket transfers are delayed for this event.

308 W 2nd St, Austin

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Explore history and the paranormal on a Halloween ghost adventure featuring exclusive access inside one of Austin's most haunted sites, the limestone fortress known as Chateau Bellevue, a place rarely open to the public. Ghost investigation equipment, investigative expertise, and evidence of paranormal activity help illuminate what may linger within its walls. Set atop a hill long regarded by Indigenous peoples as a place of worship and situated at the heart of a landmark block of Victorian era mansions, the setting invites a closer look at the mansion's turbulent past and the ghost stories tied to it, with a focused investigation of its oldest, most haunted spaces. The experience continues along the Bremond Block, a tranquil yet famously haunted enclave that is the only Austin neighborhood on the National Register of Historic Places. Beneath old oaks and along shadowed streets that seem quiet to the living, the echo of the past is said to persist beyond the five senses.

701 W 7th St, Austin

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This all-ages performance welcomes fans of every generation, and every attendee will need a ticket. Ticket listings reflect when doors open, and opening acts may change without notice. Please be aware that the mezzanine and balcony can only be reached by stairs. Artist and Live Nation presales take place before the public onsale.

104 N Saint Marys St, San Antonio

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Old Crow Medicine Show began busking on street corners in 1998, building an audience with their energetic performances as they traveled from New York state through Canada. After folk icon Doc Watson discovered the band in Boone, North Carolina, he invited them to perform at MerleFest. Since then, the group has been inducted into the Grand Ole Opry and earned two Grammy Awards. Their song “Wagon Wheel” has received Double-Platinum certification, and their debut album, O.C.M.S., is certified Gold. Their latest album, Jubilee, was released in 2023 and received a Grammy nomination.

307 Pearl Pkwy, San Antonio

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Enjoy a Latin social at Rhythm House Dance Studio with Salsa and Bachata classes followed by open social dancing. A Bachata session with Favian Bustos is part of the lineup. All levels are welcome, and no partner is needed. Admission is $20 for classes plus the social, or $10 for the social only.

4703 Whitecrowe Trl, Austin

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Since 1999, the Hideout has staged a weekly improv showdown featuring twelve of Austin’s standout performers. The cast plays fast-paced games and creates scenes inspired by audience suggestions, and contestants are eliminated until only one remains. The final performer is crowned Maestro for the week and receives a Canadian five dollar bill. As Austin’s longest running improv show, it is the show to catch for anyone experiencing the Hideout for the first time.

5555 N Lamar Blvd, Austin

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At Monster Mini Golf San Antonio, spooky season fun lasts beyond just one packed weekend, featuring glowing mini golf, arcade play, and monster themed indoor entertainment in an immersive Halloween setting. It suits a playful date night, a family outing, a seasonal birthday, or an easygoing hangout with friends. The vibe favors friendly thrills over scares and welcomes all ages, all week long. Visitors come from Leon Valley, Helotes, Alamo Heights, and across the greater San Antonio area.

2267 NW Military Hwy, San Antonio

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The ride meets at Sun & Ski Sports in Austin and offers about 25 miles of smooth-road cycling at a social pace of around 15 mph. It is designed for beginner and intermediate road riders and follows a no-drop format so no one gets left behind. Expect a friendly environment that supports building endurance, gaining confidence in group riding, and enjoying a relaxed spin with fellow cyclists. Participants should bring a road bike, a helmet, and water.

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Set at Mcallister Park Pavilion #2 in San Antonio, this 5K invites participants to take on a five-kilometer course in a park setting. It offers a simple way to get moving and enjoy an active outing while completing the distance.

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Attendees will sketch the Express News building, constructed in 1929 and notable for its tall profile, which can make for a challenging subject. The building will be closed, so sketching will take place from across the street. A throwdown will follow. Street parking is available, and there are no restrooms.

301 Avenue E, San Antonio

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The third annual memorial car show honoring Steven Garcia Jr. takes place at Seguin Events Complex with vehicle judging, door prize drawings throughout the day, and an awards announcement. Drivers who enter will receive door prize tickets at registration. All proceeds support trade scholarships.

950 S Austin Street, Seguin

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The 24th annual Low Low Car Show & Concert arrives at El Corona Event Center in San Antonio with a new location and a Dia De Los Muertos theme. This indoor and outdoor experience features an indoor facility with a full bar and table seating, plus a packed slate of entertainment that goes far beyond a traditional car show. Live music comes from multiple artists, including lil Rob, lil Jay, La jaly, and Los Krazy Pimpz, with additional performers to be announced. Look for a designated roll-in for show cars, hoppers, and vendors before doors open to the public, followed by dance and breakdance features, an outdoor hydraulic hop war contest, pro wrestling outside, a zoot suit contest, and bikini and male hard body contests, culminating with awards. More than $10,000 in cash and prizes will be on the line. RC Blvd showcases remote-controlled car displays, while shopping and vendor booths offer unique goods and services, and food and beverages will be available throughout. The event is family friendly. Military veterans and kids 12 and under receive free admission. Each ticket includes access to the show, entertainment, and concert, with free parking available and ride share recommended. Tickets are offered online in advance and at the entrance, with a family pack option also available.

7535 West Us Highway 90, San Antonio

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This rescheduled meet and greet features Colin Simmons in-store at the University Co-op for fan photos and signatures on Onward Reserve apparel. The first 50 shoppers who purchase any Onward Reserve product in-store can receive a complimentary Onward Reserve poster to be signed. A Colin Simmons Onward Reserve tee will be available for purchase. Autographs are limited to Onward Reserve merchandise or the provided poster, and third-party items are not allowed.

2246 Guadalupe St, Austin

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CTBA brings a bluegrass jam to Bach Craft Beer & Kolaches, carrying forward a pickin' tradition that began in 1978.

3220 Manor Rd, Austin

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Players are needed for a Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition campaign at Coliseum Trading Cards & Collectibles in Schertz. All characters start at level 5. Drop-ins are welcome.

6000 FM 3009 STE 202, Schertz

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A songwriter course series led by Kady Rain centers on creative authenticity within a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere. Hosted in San Marcos at a sober living community in collaboration with @lonelyhearts.artclub, it offers a supportive, substance-free space. The environment is open to those who are sober curious or respectful of a sober setting and places special emphasis on uplifting LGBTQIA+ and POC+ communities. All ages are welcome.

129 Coers Dr, San Marcos

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Both breaks are full, but you can still meet the group and watch the hits.

3001 Industrial Terrace, Austin

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Enjoy a relaxed social hangout centered on conversation. There is also a special event with the Atheist Community of Austin featuring a costume contest, a ritual with Taylor_the_antibot and Io, a drag show, and Dr. Joseph Laycock. Curiosity is welcome, there is no sales pitch and no intent to convert anyone. The gathering is open to the public, and a respectful environment ensures everyone has a voice. Note that the map image on Facebook may display an outdated location.

3116 S Congress Ave, Austin

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A Seat at the Table at Viola’s Ventanas offers an evening of community centered on preventing child abuse and supporting families. Enjoy live music, a buffet featuring chicken fajitas, raffles and games, and a playground for children. Information booths will share how TruLight127 works to prevent abuse, strengthen families, and step in when help is needed most. Support tickets are available for those who wish to contribute even without attending, and each gift helps provide hope, healing, and protection for children.

9660 Westover Hills Blvd, San Antonio

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Celebrate Tihar with traditional Deusi Bhailo singing, Nepali music, dancing, entertainment, and traditional food. The celebration brings families and friends together to share Nepali culture, festive fun, and community spirit while passing traditions on to the next generation.

9086 Vista Verde, San Antonio

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A welcoming practice space in Austin devoted to kizomba and urban kiz, this gathering highlights Angolan roots and the connection to Black American culture through ghetto zouk shaped by R&B and hip hop. It is a true practica and community space that invites curious newcomers and experienced dancers alike. Each session begins with a class taught by Charles Ogar and Alina, then continues with social practice. Participants can focus on a specific concept, ask for guidance, or simply dance while the instructors circulate with feedback. Partners switch with every song so everyone spends plenty of time on the floor. No partner or prior experience is required. Wear shoes that pivot easily, choose flats or smooth soles rather than heavy grip, and bring water. Class recaps are recorded and added to the Kiz ATX library for review between sessions. Topics build from one meeting to the next, and event posts share what is coming up. Hosted at Esquina Tango in Austin and presented by Kiz ATX in partnership with Esquina Tango. Street parking is available nearby along with a lot behind the building, and arriving a bit early can help on busier nights.

209 Pedernales St, Austin

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A note from John Dwyer sets a reflective tone for this event, encouraging self care, steadiness, and clear thinking. It recognizes that some people nourish your spirit while others can take from it, and it suggests staying mindful, resting, and keeping well. Amid tough moments, it points to beauty, second chances, and a persistent thread of hope, with the reminder that people still have the capacity to surprise. It concludes with a simple wish for enjoyment and good fortune.

1502 E 6th St, Austin

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Noah Peterson performs solo saxophone sets at Albi's Vite Italian Leon Springs in San Antonio, with live music alongside food and wine.

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Exclusively for ages 30 and over, this art-infused mixer blends creativity with speed dating for an evening of easy conversation and new connections. A guided art project welcomes all skill levels, rotating conversations help you meet a variety of people, and the atmosphere stays relaxed with music, refreshments, and light hors d’oeuvres. Expect door prizes, engaging icebreakers, and fun photo moments. Participants can take home the piece they create, along with new friendships and the possibility of something more. It is designed for those interested in friendship, companionship, networking, or romance. Advance registration is required, and space is limited to keep interactions meaningful. Suggested attire includes casual chic, business casual, or a favorite date night look.

4212 Thousand Oaks Dr, San Antonio

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Tasman Sharp takes the stage at Gruene Hall for Show 3 of a four show run, featuring a full band set. The series begins with an acoustic performance, followed by two full band behind the bar shows, and culminates in the Pre Two Ton Tuesday 30th Pre Party in December to bring in the New Year.

1281 Gruene Rd, New Braunfels

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America's Favorite Quiz Show® arrives at Alamo Drafthouse with a team-based interactive format that lets players step into the game. As the only official JEOPARDY! bar trivia experience, groups can form teams of up to six, compete for prizes, and vie for the JEOPARDY! Bar League champion title. Seating is available on a first come first served basis, so arriving early helps secure a spot to play.

1911 Aldrich St, Austin

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Commemorating the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth, this live concert presentation brings the experience to the stage. The event is open to all ages. Ticket purchases are capped at six per household, and orders exceeding the limit may be canceled without notice.

308 W 2nd St, Austin

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Paul Bielatowicz presents Nosferatu performed live at Come and Take It Live in Austin.

2015 E. Riverside Dr. Bldg. 4, Austin

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The Briscoe’s Community Ofrenda invites guests to honor and remember loved ones for Día de los Muertos by adding photos and personal offerings. The altar also pays tribute to San Antonio icons Mayor Lila Cockrell, Hispanic Elvis, Selena, and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

210 W Market St, San Antonio

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Enjoy pizza at Mattenga’s HWY 46 New Braunfels while helping fund Project Graduation for the Class of 2027. Mention NBHS Project Graduation when ordering and 30 percent of your purchase will be donated to support the celebration. Spread the word to family and friends to boost the fundraiser.

2204 W State Highway 46, New Braunfels

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Enjoy an evening of board games, with the option to bring your own or choose from games in the demo area. Bring friends or meet fellow players. The activity is free and takes place on Mondays except for holidays.

7959 Fredericksburg Rd, San Antonio

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Enjoy a free family night at The DoSeum. Registration is required, including for members. The program is supported by Community First Health Plans and H-E-B.

2800 Broadway St, San Antonio

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Enjoy half-price pizza and discounted drinks at The Meteor Austin.

2110 S Congress Ave, Austin

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Bring unwanted holiday decorations and presents to trade with other community members. The library will provide a space to swap decorations, toys, stocking stuffers, clothes, electronics, plants, and small household items. Christmas music and hot cocoa will be provided.

2500 Exposition Blvd, Austin

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Take part in a free weekly group run or walk. The default route is 3 miles, with the option to adjust it to 1 or 2 miles. All paces and experience levels are welcome, including walkers, beginners, and parents with strollers. The group runs in both directions along the street, so participants can see one another, and everyone socializes afterward. The group only cancels for dangerous weather. The second Monday of each month is pizza night, and shoe or other product demonstrations are sometimes offered.

1265 N Academy Ave, New Braunfels

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Put your trivia knowledge to the test with a live, free-to-play game at Chicken N Pickle. Teams can have up to six players, and the top three teams receive prizes. Seating is first come, first served, and each team needs one charged smart device to submit answers.

5215 UTSA Blvd, San Antonio

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Enjoy a lively Salsa experience led by Marcus, with classes focused on footwork, styling, and musicality, followed by advanced partner work centered on connection, technique, and flow. Classes are $19 each, and class passes are accepted.

12000 S IH 35 Frontage Rd, Austin

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Enjoy a 10- to 15-mile skate around Austin, weather permitting. Skaters should be able to maintain a 10 mph pace, navigate urban terrain, and manage their speed and stops reliably. Bringing a light, water, and safety gear is recommended. Those unsure whether this skate is a good fit can consider the Wednesday Night Skates, which are suited to advanced beginner and intermediate-level skaters.

701 West Riverside Drive, Austin

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