The Best Pumpkins Patches Around San Antonio

Bulverde Pumpkin Patch

The Bulverde Pumpkin Patch opens for the entire month of October, welcoming visitors with a $20 per vehicle entry fee, valid for the whole month. With pumpkins grown right here in Texas and fresh varieties brought in throughout the season, this patch offers a wide range of games and activities for all ages, including calf roping, an obstacle course, and jumbo Jenga. Make sure to check their Facebook page for weather-related closure updates before heading out, and enjoy a perfect fall day filled with pumpkins, fun, and photo opportunities at the Bulverde Pumpkin Patch!

 

Bird Haus Farms Pumpkin Patch

Bird Haus Farms Pumpkin Patch is packed with fall fun and activities for everyone! Take a ride on the pumpkin-powered Barrel Train…

LGBTQIA+ Events and Venues

Events

 

IPSlay Beer Release Party, Drag Show, and Vendor Market!

August 1

Kick off Pride Month in style at the IPSLay Beer Launch Party on Friday, August 1, from 7 to 10 PM at St. Elmo Brewing Springdale. In partnership with The Little Gay Shop, this all-ages celebration features live music, a drag show at 8:30 PM, a local vendor market, and the debut of the fruity new IPSLay IPA. Enjoy food trucks, a variety of drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere that supports Equality Texas. Well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome in the beer garden, and free parking is available.

 

Glamelot

August 8

Step into a world of queer magic and medieval mischief at Glamelot, happening Friday, August 8, from 7 PM to 1 AM at Tiny Minotaur Tavern in Austin. This chivalric…

The Best Museums and Art Galleries in Austin

Museums and art galleries in Austin strive to share the diverse and eclectic culture the city is often known for.  Around Austin and Central Texas, you’ll find many options for art and interactive experiences the entire family will enjoy.

The Best Museums and Art Galleries In Austin:

  • Big Medium
  • Blanton Museum of Art
  • Bullock Texas State History Museum
  • The Contemporary Austin
  • Contra Common
  • ICOSA Collective
  • Laguna Gloria
  • MASS Gallery
  • Mexic-Arte Museum
  • Thinkery
  • Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum

BIG MEDIUM

Multiple Locations

Big Medium is a well-known local nonprofit dedicated to supporting local artists in Austin and building an art community through their city-wide art events and local galleries, especially the Big Medium…

The Best Hispanic-owned Restaurants in Austin

Veracruz All Natural

Reyna and Maritza Vazquez, originally from Mexico and now based in Austin, Texas, have nurtured a lifelong love for authentic Mexican cuisine. Their culinary journey began in their family's kitchen, where they learned to honor tradition while embracing fresh and organic ingredients. Starting with a humble trailer on East Cesar Chavez in 2008, they offered snow cones, smoothies, and natural drinks, working tirelessly to build their dream. In 2010, their dedication paid off when they expanded to serve mouthwatering tacos. Today, with five locations in Austin and Round Rock, the Vazquez sisters are renowned for their exceptional Mexican food, and you might even find them in the kitchen, passionately ensuring the quality of their dishes…

Things to Do in San Antonio in September

10th Annual World Heritage Festival

September 3 - 7

Celebrate culture, history, and community at the 10th Annual World Heritage Festival, taking place September 3 to 7, 2025, in San Antonio. Hosted by the City of San Antonio’s World Heritage Office, this multi-day event honors the city's UNESCO-designated Missions through music, food, art, and family-friendly activities. One of the highlights is the Tour de Las Misiones, a unique bike ride, walk, and run through scenic trails and historic sites.

 

S.A. Enchiladas Festival 2025

September 6

Get ready for a flavorful celebration at the 5th Annual S.A. Enchiladas Festival on Saturday, September 6, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 7701 FM 1346, China Grove, TX, just outside of Loop 410. This festive event…

Fall Festivals in Austin

Austinites enjoy their festivals as frequently as they enjoy their breakfast tacos and BBQ…Every. Single. Day. Fall is the perfect season to get back outside and enjoy the outdoors without the heat and humidity that comes with summer. Austin Festivals cover every niche from live music and film, to Formula One race cars. They are a huge part of Austin’s eclectic culture, so make plans to attend one of Realty Austin’s top picks for Fall festivals.

September Festivals

Fantastic Fest

September 19- September 26
1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704

Experience the world of sci-fi, horror, and gore at Alamo Drafthouse’s annual film festival. Fantastic Fest is the largest film festival in the U.S. that specializes in the genres of horror, fantasy, sci-fi, and…

Free Summer Concerts in Austin

They don't call Austin "The Live Music Capital of the World" for nothing. As the temperatures get hotter and the days get longer, Austinites flock to favorite live music destinations to enjoy some summer jams. The best part, Austin loves music so much, there's no shortage of free shows to take in. If you're looking for an Austin free, live music schedule, scroll through our favorite free summer concerts below.

  • Blues on the Green

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    Austinites are always longing for live music, and during these long summer nights, there are plenty of chances to get your fill! Blues on the Green is the longest series of free summertime concerts hosted by KGSR Radio Austin! KGSR invites music lovers to Zilker Park every Wednesday of every month in the summer to enjoy…

Things to Do in Austin for Austin Newbies

Living in Austin is hard work. There’s so much to do and only so many hours on the clock. This magical city offers everything from tailgating college football fanatics and popular corporate headquarters to tatted-up hipsters and niche ma-and-pa shops and restaurants. Simply put, there is quite literally something for everyone in Austin. We decided to make it our job to put together a list to prove this theory, thus the creation of our AToX list of things to do in Austin. But after creating our intial list, we felt like something was wrong; local Austinites would think some things were too touristy and newbies would think some things were too niche. Our solution: Create two AToX lists of things to do in Austin; one for the newbies and one for the…