The Seasonal category highlights family-friendly activities and events in Austin throughout the year. From spring festivals to summer adventures, fall events, and winter fun, discover the best seasonal things to do in Austin for families.
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is twirling into Bass Concert Hall Dec 2–14, 2025—the perfect holiday outing with kids. Big orchestra, dazzling costumes, and all the songs you know by heart make this an easy yes. Grab a matinee, make it a dress‑up night, and be our guest. Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Dates/Times Dec…
Looking for a family-friendly holiday event in Austin? Luminations at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center is a magical experience that combines stunning light displays, natural beauty, and interactive fun for kids of all ages. This enchanting annual event transforms the Wildflower Center into a winter wonderland of glowing lights, twinkling pathways, and captivating art…
The holiday season is a magical time in Austin. Nothing makes it more special than a festive breakfast with Santa! Many venues around Austin offer family-friendly Breakfast with Santa events. Kids can enjoy delicious food, take photos with Santa, and join in on holiday activities. Here’s your ultimate guide for where to have breakfast with…
Kick off the holiday season with some of Austin’s best-loved traditions! Tree lighting ceremonies are a festive way to celebrate with family, friends, and the local community. From the iconic Zilker Holiday Tree to charming events in Georgetown, Round Rock, and more, these tree lighting ceremonies bring holiday cheer and stunning light displays to the…
Looking for a fun and active way to kick off Thanksgiving Day in Austin? Turkey Trots are a beloved holiday tradition that bring families, friends, and communities together for a morning of fitness and giving back. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just looking for a fun walk with your kids, Austin and the surrounding…
Every city has its cherished holiday traditions, and for Austin, one of the most beloved is undoubtedly the annual Holiday Lights Show at Mozart’s Coffee. It is now called the Lake Austin Festival of Lights. They have immersive igloos, a donut boat cruise, lighted boat rides, and more. Read on to see what to expect…
If your family loves dinosaurs, then the Jurassic Jamboree at Sweet Eats Fruit Farm is an adventure you won’t want to miss! Located just outside Austin, Sweet Eats Fruit Farm transforms into a prehistoric playground where kids and adults alike can enjoy an interactive dinosaur experience. From animatronic dinosaurs hidden in a giant corn maze…
As the holiday season approaches, families in Texas are on the lookout for special ways to celebrate. If you’re in Austin or planning to visit the area, a trip to Santa’s Ranch in New Braunfels is an absolute must. Known for its spectacular drive-thru Christmas light park, Santa’s Ranch brings a magical experience for both…
Looking for some fun things to do this month? Here are all the fun November events in Austin for kids. All The Fun November Events in Austin For Kids All Month Long Fortlandia is is an interactive collection of forts built by local architects, designers, and artists. It is open daily from 9 a.m. – 4…
Austin is known for its unique take on holiday traditions, and the 37th Street Lights are a shining example! Every December, this stretch of 37th Street in Central Austin comes alive with whimsical, quirky, and dazzling holiday displays that capture the city’s creative spirit. Perfect for families, the 37th Street Lights are a festive (and…
We just love the Trail of Lights, and it’s something we always recommend doing at least once! I like to go every year or every other year. The kids just love riding the Ferris Wheel, sitting on Santa’s lap, dancing to live music, and looking up while standing inside a tunnel of lights. Here are…
Pumpkin Patches: See All The Dates & Times Here Pumpkin Nights: Daily Thru Oct 31 Nightmare Before Christmas Light Trail at The Wildflower Center: Wed-Sun thru Nov 30 See all your favorite characters lit up along a half mile trail at the Wildflower Center in Austin. Music, lights, and not spooky photo ops. Tickets here….