Things to Do in June in Austin

​Maudie's Moonlight Margarita Run

June 5

Join the fun at one of Austin’s favorite summer traditions. The Maudie’s Moonlight Margarita Run returns Thursday, June 5, 2025, at Auditorium Shores. Returning for it’s second year, this evening 5K blends fitness and fiesta with a scenic lakeside run followed by a lively after-party featuring Maudie’s Tex-Mex, margaritas, and music from DJ Mel. Registration includes race entry, a commemorative t-shirt, and two margaritas, with all proceeds benefiting The Trail Conservancy’s work on the Ann & Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail.

 

4th Annual Midsummer Festival

June 7

Step into a slice of Swedish summer at Austin’s 4th Annual Midsummer Festival, happening Saturday, June 7, 2025, at the historic Old Bakery and…

Where to See Bluebonnets in San Antonio

When spring comes, Texans get serious about snapping the perfect bluebonnet picture. Bluebonnets are widely known for their claim to fame as the state flower of Texas. Bluebonnet season in Texas runs from the end of March into mid-April. Named because the shape of their petals resembles bonnets worn by pioneer women in the 1800s, these beauties are a sight for sore eyes and nature lovers alike. In the spring, you’ll overhear Texans declare that “the bluebonnets are starting to bloom,” and you’ll certainly want to see what all the buzz is about.

 

According to the fact-checking website Snopes, it is not illegal to pick bluebonnets in Texas, which comes with some stipulations. You can’t pick or trample on the state flower if it is on private property or…

Where to See Bluebonnets in Austin

When spring comes, Texans get serious about snapping the perfect bluebonnet picture. It just makes sense—the state flower is a picturesque blue hue, and the bluebonnet fields in Austin bloom beautifully. Bluebonnet season in Texas runs from the end of March into mid-April. Couples, families, and even pets get their picture taken surrounded by the flowers, and driving to see them is a great seasonal pastime. They’re loved so much that you can even attend a bluebonnet festival.

 

According to the fact-checking website Snopes, it is not actually illegal to pick bluebonnets in Texas, with some stipulations. You can’t pick or trample on the state flower if it is on private property or on state land, like a state park. But that law is in place for any flower,…

Saint Patrick’s Day Events in Austin

Austin LepreCon Bar Crawl

March 1

Get ready for a festive night out at the Austin LepreCon Bar Crawl, where St. Patrick’s Day celebrations take over the city's best bars. Kick things off at Coyote Ugly Saloon before making your way through a lineup of lively venues, each offering exclusive drink specials, great music, and a fun, energetic crowd. Whether you're dressed in green or going all out with a leprechaun-inspired outfit, this bar crawl is the perfect way to experience Austin’s nightlife while toasting to the holiday with friends.

 

St Patrick's Day Weekend at Volente Beach

March 14 - 16

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Volente Beach with a lively lakeside party featuring live music, DJs, and high-energy performances. Sip on green beer, indulge…

Austin’s Best Staycation Ideas and Weekend Getaways

Archer Hotel

Archer Hotel is north Austin’s most anticipated new hotel, bringing a luxe boutique hotel experience and sincere Southern hospitality to The Domain! With a nod to its Texas heritage, the eight-story boutique hotel mixes Texas limestone and wildflowers with the eclectic, creative soul of Austin. Discover 171 luxe guest rooms and suites, the acclaimed Second Bar + Kitchen with celebrated chef David Bull, and a covered patio. Shop locally loved brands and national favorites, and experience how energetic and iconic Austin restaurants, bars, and spas are.

 

Austin Proper Hotel

Proper began as a feeling, not as an idea. The feeling was something akin to empathy, an acute awareness that despite the current proliferation of “boutique” and…

Guide to Spring Break in Austin

Visit Georgetown Square: Sip, Shop & Stroll

Spend spring break exploring the charm of Georgetown, where historic streets meet vibrant local culture. Stroll through the picturesque Georgetown Square, home to unique boutiques, antique shops, and cozy cafés perfect for a leisurely shopping day. Sip your way through local wineries like Georgetown Winery and Barons Creek Wine Room, where you can unwind with a glass of Texas-made wine. If you're visiting in early March, don't miss The Georgetown Swirl, an evening of wine tasting, shopping, and live music in the heart of downtown. With its blend of small-town charm, lively events, and relaxing winery experiences, Georgetown is the perfect spring break getaway.

 

Day Trip to Fredericksburg

In Fredericksburg,…

The Best Flea Markets in San Antonio

Garden Ridge Market Days

Garden Ridge Market Days is a lively, free monthly pop-up market held on the second Saturday of each month at the Northeast Bible Church in Garden Ridge, Texas. Open year-round, it features 200+ local food, farm, craft, and boutique vendors, live music, food trucks, and plenty of activities for kids, making it a fun, family-friendly stop for treasure hunters and casual shoppers alike. With vendors both indoors and outdoors and a welcoming, community-oriented atmosphere, it’s a great place to discover local goods and enjoy a classic market experience just outside San Antonio.

 

Boerne Market Days

Just a short drive from San Antonio, Market Days at Events Off Main in Boerne is a vibrant outdoor market showcasing local artisans,…

Things to Do in Austin in March

Austin Music Awards

March 1

March kicks off with one of the most beloved nights in Austin’s music scene, bringing together hometown legends, rising stars, and devoted fans under one roof at Antone’s. The evening blends high energy live performances with heartfelt Hall of Fame moments, giving you a front row seat to the artists who shape the city’s sound year after year. Expect a packed house, genre spanning sets from rock and country to indie and soul, and a crowd that knows every lyric. If you want to experience Austin at its most authentic and electric, this is the place to be.

 

Amplify Austin Day

March 4

Great-hearted Austinites and visitors alike mark early March with a massive community-wide giving celebration that lasts for 24 hours. It turns…

The Best Flea Markets in Austin

Wimberley Market Days

Wimberley Market Days is a Hill Country favorite and one of the largest outdoor flea markets in Texas. Held the first Saturday of each month from March through December, the market features hundreds of vendors selling antiques, vintage finds, handmade goods, home décor, and local treasures, all set beneath shady oak trees. With live music, food vendors, and a laid-back small-town vibe, it’s an easy, fun stop for weekend treasure hunting.

 

Round Top Antiques Fair

Original Round Top Antiques Fair in Round Top, Texas, is one of America’s most iconic antique and vintage markets, drawing tens of thousands of treasure hunters each spring, fall, and winter to browse miles of booths, fields, barns, and tents filled with unique antiques,…