Curated market of over 20 local AAPI creatives, makers, and cottage bakers. Ring in the new year by supporting local Asian American makers! Hosted at the Asian American Resource Center, this winter's makers market is a curated lineup of over 20 local AAPI creatives, makers,...
Giant lantern puppets alert! Casandra and her friends take flight on the Texas Capitol grounds at this free, large-scale puppetry performance. Casandra — a shimmering, 26-foot flying lantern serpent — responds to Central Texas’ history of environmental disruption, from floods to extreme heat and winter...
The Annual Community March celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy while uplifting diversity and multi-culturalism in our city. All businesses, non-profit organizations and individuals are invited to march and celebrate Dr. King’s legacy. The MLK Community March kicks off on Monday, January 19, 2026 at 9:30...
Fix-It Clinics are free events that help shift our throw-away culture toward repair and reuse. Instead of tossing broken items, participants bring them to the clinic to work alongside volunteer Fix-It Coaches who share their repair knowledge and help troubleshoot, disassemble, and (when possible) fix...
A one day celebration in East Austin with local artists and food vendors, performances, and more! Join us for the fifth annual Lunar New Year Festival in East Austin! This year we will be celebrating the Year of the Horse! We will be celebrating with...
Waterloo Greenway presents Morning Glories, a childhood education series offering hands-on activities that foster literacy, bilingual storytelling, music, dance, cultural exploration, and nature play. Taking place on two Saturdays this spring, Morning Glories will celebrate Women’s History Month in March and Earth Day in April!...
Join Parents' Climate Community for a relaxed, family-friendly morning at Urban Roots Farm designed for connection with nature and with each other, from a 5-senses scavenger hunt to nature art with found materials. Coffee & light refreshments provided. All ages welcome!
Celebrate Earth Day at the library with this educational storytelling program featuring books, songs, flannelgraphs, storytelling and a shadow puppet show. A related craft and STEM activity follows the story time. Recommended for ages 3-10.
Waterloo Greenway presents Morning Glories, a childhood education series offering hands-on activities that foster literacy, bilingual storytelling, music, dance, cultural exploration, and nature play. Taking place on two Saturdays this spring, Morning Glories will celebrate Women’s History Month in March and Earth Day in April!...
Celebrate Earth Day at the library with this educational storytelling program featuring books, songs, flannelgraphs, storytelling and a shadow puppet show. A related craft and STEM activity follows the story time. Recommended for ages 3-10.