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A roundup of Cedar Park events from October and November

By Amanda Cutshall | 7:45 AM Nov 29, 2023 CST

Children dance outside with big bubbles — Children played with bubbles during the Fall Roundup event in Cedar Park. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Children played with bubbles during the Fall Roundup event in Cedar Park. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — A roping station was on of many activities available during the Fall Roundup event in Cedar Park. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — Pumpkin launching was a popular activity during the Fall Roundup event in Cedar Park. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — Live music was enjoyed by many at the Fall Roundup event in Cedar Park. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — Groups of people took hayrides to help celebrate the season during the Fall Roundup event in Cedar Park. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — Children had the chance to create art during the Cedar Park Diwali celebration. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — Live music and dancing were available during the Diwali celebration in Cedar Park. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — Indian culture was highlighted during the Diwali celebration in Cedar Park. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — Children were invited to the drive-thru trick-or-treat event featuring Cedar Park police officers. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — Cedar Park police officers passed out candy to children during the trick-or-treat drive-thru event. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — People gathered to pay homage to veterans on Veterans Day in Cedar Park. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

Image description — The Veterans Ceremony in Cedar Park was held at Veterans Memorial Park the morning of Nov. 11. (Courtesy city of Cedar Park)

From trick-or-treating with police to celebrating Diwali, ushering in the fall season and honoring veterans, here is a look at some of the events that happened in the area in October and November.

Cedar Park Police Trick-or-Treat Drive-thru

The Cedar Park Police Department offered a drive-thru trick-or-treat event at the H-E-B Center on Oct. 25, where officers handed out candy to visitors who dressed in costumes for Halloween, in addition to allowing trick-or-treaters the opportunity to get an up-close look at police vehicles.

Fall Roundup

Hosted by the city of Cedar Park Parks and Recreation Department on Nov. 4, the event at Lakeline Park celebrates all things fall with armadillo races, pumpkin launching, roping stations, hayrides, food and live music.

Diwali Celebration

Deepavali, also known as the diasporic festival of lights, was celebrated Nov. 5 at Cedar Park Public Library. Those attending enjoyed making crafts and eating Indian food while listening to and dancing with musicians and dancers highlighting Indian culture.

Veterans Ceremony

The city of Cedar Park hosted a Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park on Nov. 11, where those attending were able to show their honor and gratitude to veterans both locally and nationally.

By Amanda Cutshall

Reporter

With a focus on hyper-local, in-depth coverage in Bastrop County, Amanda tackles a broad scope of reporting including hard news like development, education, elections, government, and transportation; enterprise stories concerning community curiosities; and features highlighting local businesses, events, nonprofits, restaurants, and more. Have a tip? Send her an email to [email protected].