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Weekly Highlights in Texas

Every featured event of the week, past and present

Austin Record Convention at Palmer
Weekly Highlight Oct 19–26, 2026

Austin Record Convention at Palmer

The Fall 2026 Austin Record Convention brings hundreds of dealers and more than a million records to the Palmer Events Center on October 24-25, 2026.

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Final Decapitation Live Reading at
Weekly Highlight Oct 19–26, 2026

Final Decapitation Live Reading at

A 2004 teen slasher script that never got filmed becomes a one-night-only live theatrical reading at Hyperreal Film Club in East Austin on October 24, 2026, with all ticket sales going to Austin Bat Cave.

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Bulbs to Bloom in Tyler: Oct. 24
Weekly Highlight Oct 19–26, 2026

Bulbs to Bloom in Tyler: Oct. 24

The Smith County Master Gardeners bring their free From Bulbs to Bloom conference and bulb sale back to Pollard United Methodist Church in Tyler on October 24, 2026.

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Rudy Reynoso Magic Show at Austin
Weekly Highlight Oct 19–26, 2026

Rudy Reynoso Magic Show at Austin

Sherman's own Rudy Reynoso brings a one-time-only lecture and magic show to Hoxie Thompson Auditorium in Sherman Hall on the Austin College campus on Friday, October 23, 2026, with free tickets capped at four per person.

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Houdini Show at Austin College
Weekly Highlight Oct 19–26, 2026

Houdini Show at Austin College

Sherman magician Rudy Reynoso takes the Hoxie Thompson Auditorium stage at Austin College on Oct. 23, 2026, a century after Houdini's own 1924 lecture there.

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Dutch Oven Cookout at Blanco State
Weekly Highlight Oct 19–26, 2026

Dutch Oven Cookout at Blanco State

Rangers fire up cast iron at Campsite #11 in Blanco State Park on Saturday, November 21, 2026 — bring your own Dutch oven, your appetite, and $5 for park entry.

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Barbacoa and Big Red Festival
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Barbacoa and Big Red Festival

San Antonio's Barbacoa and Big Red Festival brings the city's signature pairing of slow-cooked barbacoa and Big Red cream soda together for a two-day celebration on Oct. 17-18, 2026.

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Sustainable Home & Garden Show
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Sustainable Home & Garden Show

Keep Smithville Beautiful's free Sustainable Home and Garden Show returns to Railroad Park Pavilion in Smithville on Saturday, October 17, 2026, with a Colorado River theme, student art, and hands-on demos.

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Wings on the Wind at Abilene State
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Wings on the Wind at Abilene State

Wings on the Wind, the Big Country Chapter of Texas Master Naturalists' free science and nature festival, returns to Abilene State Park on Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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Wildflowers & Seed Bombs at Ray
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Wildflowers & Seed Bombs at Ray

Ray Roberts Lake State Park's Johnson Branch Nature Center hosts Wildflowers & Seed Bombs on Saturday, October 17, 2026, a free-with-entry hour of native-plant talk and hands-on seed-bomb making for all ages.

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Texas Arts & Music Festival in
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Texas Arts & Music Festival in

The Texas Arts & Music Festival returns to downtown Brenham October 16-18, 2026, with a free Saturday concert headlined by San Antonio's The Last Bandoleros.

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Austin Eco Fest at Bartholomew Park
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Austin Eco Fest at Bartholomew Park

Austin Eco Fest returns to Bartholomew Park on October 17, 2026, with free native trees from TreeFolks, Minor Mishap Marching Band, tree climbing, and environmental groups.

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True Tales, Drawn From a Hat
Weekly Highlight Oct 5–12, 2026

True Tales, Drawn From a Hat

Savannah Stories brings its five-minute, all-true spooky storytelling night to the city's "Jingle Bells Church" on East Harris Street.

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Porch Lights and Partnerships
Weekly Highlight Oct 5–12, 2026

Porch Lights and Partnerships

Dallas police open their headquarters on Botham Jean Boulevard for a National Night Out block party — a tradition born in 1984 from neighbors simply stepping outside.

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Marching Season's Biggest Stage
Weekly Highlight Oct 5–12, 2026

Marching Season's Biggest Stage

Nearly thirty high school bands descend on Prosper's Children's Health Stadium for the Bands of America North Texas Regional, a full day of prelims and finals that traces its roots to a 1975 music-education experiment.

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The Trains That Live Upstairs
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

The Trains That Live Upstairs

For three decades, a small club of modelers has turned the second floor of a former JCPenney into one of Southeast Texas's largest operating railroads — and once a year, they throw open the doors.

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Prost to a Comeback: Akronym's
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

Prost to a Comeback: Akronym's

After shuttering in 2024, Akronym Brewing is back in downtown Akron — and its free, non-ticketed Oktoberfest in the Biergarten, co-hosted with sister brewery Lock 15, is a toast to survival.

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Texas flag
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

A&M Kicks Off Its 150th Year

Texas A&M opens its sesquicentennial celebration with a ceremony and a drone and pyrotechnic show at Kyle Field.

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Bring Your Heirlooms to the Library
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

Bring Your Heirlooms to the Library

Dallas Public Library's free community history fair pairs Heritage Auctions appraisers with the library's own rare copy of the Declaration of Independence.

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Science on the Sand
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

Science on the Sand

For one Saturday, the University of Texas lab that began as a red-tide shack opens its docks, boats, and aquariums to the public.

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Texas flag
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

A&M's Attic, Opened Wide

A free sesquicentennial exhibition at the J. Wayne Stark Galleries gathers 150 years of Aggie artifacts — from the first ring to a flag raised on Corregidor — into a single walkable timeline.

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Weather and Time: Jeff McMillan's
Weekly Highlight Sep 7–13, 2026

Weather and Time: Jeff McMillan's

A London-based Texan artist's weather-worn paintings, hung for two years on the exterior of Fort Worth's Blind Alley Projects, come inside for the gallery's relaunch and a tribute to its late co-founder.

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Texas flag
Weekly Highlight Sep 7–13, 2026

The One-Man School of Art: Teddy

A traveling survey at The Contemporary Austin brings long-overdue recognition to Teddy Sandoval, the Los Angeles artist who built a faux institution and a network of queer connections out of a Silver Lake gay bar.

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Coca-Cola's Thirsty's Fan HQ Brings
Weekly Highlight Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026

Coca-Cola's Thirsty's Fan HQ Brings

For the Red Raiders' season opener at the newly renamed Galaxy Stadium, Coca-Cola's traveling fan headquarters sets up shop on Drive of Champions with free samples, trivia, and a visit from Danny Amendola.

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Howdy, Folks: The State Fair of
Weekly Highlight Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026

Howdy, Folks: The State Fair of

Dallas’ beloved autumn institution returns to Fair Park for its 140th anniversary, celebrating America’s 250th with a 24-day marathon of Big Tex, corny dogs, and cotton candy–colored chaos.

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Out of Context, Into the Future: Craighead Green's Last Opening
Weekly Highlight Aug 24–30, 2026

Out of Context, Into the Future: Craighead Green's Last Opening

The Dallas gallery's final show under its founding name pairs a fashion photographer's portraits of displacement with a Danish painter's blurred cityscapes — just before the doors reopen under a new name.

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Out of Context, Into the Future
Weekly Highlight Aug 24–30, 2026

Out of Context, Into the Future

The Dallas gallery's final show under its founding name pairs a fashion photographer's portraits of displacement with a Danish painter's blurred cityscapes — just before the doors reopen under a new name.

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