Looking for things to do around Austin this weekend? From soccer and live music to cultural festivals, family activities, spooky pop-ups and comedy shows, here are some of the city’s standout events.

Austin City Limits Music Festival

The Austin City Limits Music Festival takes over Zilker Park for two weekends of live performances across multiple stages. Festivalgoers can expect big-name headliners, local food vendors, art installations and a vibrant crowd.Bluebonnet Beer Co. Oktoberfest

Held in Round Rock's Centennial Plaza, the 10th annual Bluebonnet Beer Co. Oktoberfest will showcase a slew of brews, festive polka music, food and German-style fashion. This family-friendly event will also include artisan vendors, face painting, games for the kids, steinholding contests and more.The Oak Ridge Boys at Haute Spot

The county band takes the stage at Haute Spot in Cedar Park, delivering an evening of upbeat country favorites and heartfelt ballads for fans to enjoy. Haute Spot is an outdoor music venue in Cedar Park, featuring live music, drinks and food options.Y’all We Asian


Catch an hour-long improv comedy show at Fallout Theater. Inspired by an audience member’s group chat, expect quick wit, hilarious storytelling, and Austin’s first all Asian-American improv troupe.Meanwhile Brewing Co. Farmers Market

Kicking off the fall season, Meanwhile Brewing will feature a farmers market filled with local vendors. Visitors can shop seasonal produce, flowers, meat, bread and pastries. Food trucks will be open and the taproom will be serving coffee, beer and more. Vendors include Native Root Salsa, Urban Roots, Sirona Farms, Elder Hill Farms and more.Diwali at the Domain

The Domain in North Austin will light up with a Diwali celebration featuring music, dance and cultural performances. Presented by SAIVA nonprofit and Navrus School of Performing Arts, visitors can expect festive decor, traditional food, family activities and a lively community atmosphere.Austin FC home game

Austin’s major league soccer team hosts its next home game against the St. Louis City Soccer Club at Q2 Stadium, giving fans a chance to cheer on the Verde & Black. Expect an energetic atmosphere with live music, local food and nonstop soccer action.'Fiddler on the Roof'


Experience the timeless musical "Fiddler on the Roof" at the Bastrop Opera House. Audiences can enjoy an award-winning story of tradition, family and community brought to life on stage.Family Day with Lorena Diosdado

Enjoy free museum admission every Sunday, courtesy of H-E-B and the Downtown Austin Alliance. On Family Day, artist Lorena Diosdado will lead a Día de los Muertos workshop where participants can paint their own nichos or retablos—decorative boxes traditionally placed on ofrendas in celebration of the holiday.Ballet Folklorico performance

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Round Rock Ballet Folklorico at the Georgetown library. Enjoy a lively, family-friendly dance performance celebrating culture and tradition—free and open to all ages.Crowe's Nest Farm Fall Fest

The animal rescue farm will kick off its annual fall festival in early October. The event highlights the farm’s educational mission, giving visitors a chance to meet native Texas wildlife and farm animals. Festival activities include a pumpkin patch, hayrides, a hawk and owl show, a reptile presentation, and the opportunity to see more than 250 animals up close.Gibson Street Bar twisted carnival


The south central bar has transformed into a twisted carnival this Halloween season. Patrons can expect spooky circus decor, creepy clowns, interactive installations and a themed cocktail menu with drinks like the Ring Leader, Bearded Lady, and Sword Swallower.Sign Bar haunted maze

Get ready for chills, thrills and killer cocktails—Sign Bar’s immersive haunted maze, Fear Fair is now open. Created by immersive experience group ALT, the carnival-style attraction promises creepy clowns, twisted tests and plenty of jump scares. ALT, known for its folklore-fueled productions, said the maze will blur the line “between fear, folklore and fun.” Fear Fair isn't open daily, so patrons should check the schedule before heading out.