Fall events in Austin
Fall festivals, Halloween events, Oktoberfests, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, Dia de los Muertos, and harvest fun across the Austin metro.
Fri, Oct 16 to Sun, Oct 18
Fri, Oct 23 to Sun, Oct 25
Fri, Oct 30 to Sun, Nov 1
Saturday, November 7
9am to 12pmFree
Texas Capitol, Congress AvenueThe annual parade steps off at 9am from the Congress Avenue bridge with marching units and JROTC groups, then a resource fair and an 11am ceremony on the Capitol South Steps. This year it runs on Saturday, November 7.
9am to 5pm, through Nov 8
Mama Mary's FarmA working hay farm in Creedmoor opens for fall with a pumpkin patch, hayrides, a barrel train, a hay maze, a petting zoo, apple cannons, duck races, and free pumpkin painting with a pumpkin purchase.
10am and 7:30pm, through Nov 7$30
George Washington Carver MuseumA first edition festival from Bramaya Music brings African music and dance to the Carver Museum, with an opening performance Friday night, then workshops and an evening performance Saturday. Sunday events continue at Ballet Afrique and Sahara Lounge.
12 to 7pm, through Nov 8$25
Pioneer FarmsPioneer Farms hosts two days of Celtic music and dance, Highland Games, craft workshops, and Celtic dog parades at the 30th annual festival.
12pm, through Nov 8$200
Auditorium ShoresAustin's premier 21-plus food weekend pairs bites from top Central Texas and national chefs with wine, spirits, chef demos, and live-fire cooking at Auditorium Shores.
12:30 to 8pm$35
Vista BrewingVista Brewing's fall music festival in Driftwood runs an afternoon and evening of live music with kids activities and an artisan market. The brewery bills it as family and dog friendly, and age 20 and under get in free.
1 to 7pmFree
The BrewtoriumThe eighth annual Art & Beer Night Market pairs 70-plus local artisans and crafters with fresh brews on tap and food trucks at The Brewtorium.
4pm$5
Mozart's Coffee RoastersMozart's lakeside deck hosts a Diwali festival of light with live entertainment through the evening, donut boats on Lake Austin, and a DJ after the stage program. Early bird admission is 5 dollars.
9am to 6pm, through Nov 8
Sweet Eats Adventure FarmGeorgetown's biggest fall festival runs daily with a 4.5-acre themed corn maze, Texas-sized pumpkin patch, pig races, pony rides, wagon rides, and October weekend fireworks.
11am to 11:59pm, through Nov 15
Wurstfest Grounds, Landa ParkThe 65th annual ten-day Salute to Sausage serves German food, beer, carnival rides, and Alpine entertainment on five stages along the Comal River in New Braunfels.
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