The Pfarmers Market brings fresh, locally grown, and prepared foods to the Pflugerville community. Vendors sell a variety of produce, including tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, squash, okra, garlic, melons, peaches, and grapes. The market also features artisan baked goods, honey, plants, eggs, free-range meats, salsas, pickles, and jams. Social distancing restrictions will be enforced. All attendees must wear face coverings, no samples will be available, and a maximum of 10 customers will be allowed in the market at once.

The Texas Tribune Festival is one of the nation’s largest and buzziest annual gatherings. This year, their entirely virtual conference will feature a month of programming with more than 250 speakers and 100 engaging conversations! Join them for compelling sessions and insightful conversations on how the coronavirus has affected the election cycle, the legislative session, education, health care, and the economy. Together, they’ll unpack some of the most pressing questions brought to light by the events of this year: How will the way we live and work be different — for a while, or forever? What does the future hold for the next generation of citizens and leaders? And most critically: What are we learning from this?

Now in its seventh year, the Austin Weird Homes Tour is doing something a little different this year. They are producing a 100% Virtual tour! Now you can come along with the Weird Homes Crew and visit these wonderfully weird homes from the comfort and safety of your home! And anyone in the world can tune in to enjoy! Tickets for the tour are just $25 per device, or for $45, you will get a ticket PLUS a copy of their bestselling coffee-table book: Weird Homes: The People and Places That Keep Austin Strangely Wonderful.

The Pfarmers Market brings fresh, locally grown, and prepared foods to the Pflugerville community. Vendors sell a variety of produce, including tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, squash, okra, garlic, melons, peaches, and grapes. The market also features artisan baked goods, honey, plants, eggs, free-range meats, salsas, pickles, and jams. Social distancing restrictions will be enforced. All attendees must wear face coverings, no samples will be available, and a maximum of 10 customers will be allowed in the market at once.

This "Super September," take part in Austin's virtual 2020 CASA Superhero Run, costume contest and fundraiser! The CASA Superhero Run supports nearly 3,000 children across Central Texas through the CASA programs of Travis, Williamson, Caldwell, Comal, Guadalupe & Hays Counties. Join them on Facebook Live every "Super Saturday" for fun activities to help our youngest heroes build up their superpowers!

Are you looking for a job in the Austin area? If you are, then you need to register and attend this event. Best Hire Career Fairs has been providing the best hiring events in the country for the last three years. What sets them apart from their competition is that they identify what employers are looking for and match them up with the best candidates. If you’re in the market for a new job or advancing your current career, you will want to be at this event. Make sure you log on early!

The Pfarmers Market brings fresh, locally grown, and prepared foods to the Pflugerville community. Vendors sell a variety of produce, including tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, squash, okra, garlic, melons, peaches, and grapes. The market also features artisan baked goods, honey, plants, eggs, free-range meats, salsas, pickles, and jams. Social distancing restrictions will be enforced. All attendees must wear face coverings, no samples will be available, and a maximum of 10 customers will be allowed in the market at once.

HAAM Day is on, and they need your help to help us reach their 15-year anniversary goal of raising over $600,000 in one day! It's been just over four months since the live music scene in Austin was dealt an unexpected halt on live music. This meant that thousands of Central Texas musicians were now without any source of income. HAAM Day is more than just their biggest fundraiser of the year; it's a day dedicated to supporting, enjoying, and discovering the local musicians who help create the Austin that we all love. HAAM Day going virtual means more opportunities for musicians to get involved, more music for you to enjoy, and brand new features they've never been able to do before!

Words of Hope is Caritas of Austin’s largest annual fundraising event. Each year, the event features powerful stories that reflect their mission, and celebrates those individuals and businesses who contribute so fully to our community. This year, they are asking you to save the date for Thursday, September 17th, to join them for their 13th Annual Words of Hope. They are looking forward to spending the evening with you, virtually in your homes. Please plan to join as they share their successes, highlight their partners, honor our community members, and prove that together, we can truly make Austin more vibrant for all!

This "Super September," take part in Austin's virtual 2020 CASA Superhero Run, costume contest and fundraiser! The CASA Superhero Run supports nearly 3,000 children across Central Texas through the CASA programs of Travis, Williamson, Caldwell, Comal, Guadalupe & Hays Counties. Join them on Facebook Live every "Super Saturday" for fun activities to help our youngest heroes build up their superpowers!

In light of COVID-19, the 37th Annual Fall Pecan Street Festival, will go entirely virtual. Their primary concern is keeping everyone from festival-goers to performers, vendors, and staff safe. Moving to an all-virtual platform will allow them to expand the event from just a weekend to a much longer stretch of programming – providing more opportunity for public engagement with vendors, artists, musicians, and other special guests!

This year’s Austin Museum Day will look a little different due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Some of the museums will be open to the public, and you’ll be able to visit them in person to see their exhibits and participate in their activities. Some of the museums will be participating in this year’s Virtual Museum Day event happening on their Facebook page. They are working to make Museum Day accessible to everyone, whether it is in-person at your favorite museums, or as a way for you to explore somewhere new around Austin right from your own home! Where will your curiosity lead you to this Museum Day?

Run or walk 5.12 kilometers any day, anytime, and anyplace between Sept. 20 - Oct. 18, 2020! Participants can choose to run a suggested route or a preferred route closer to home. If you prefer to run on the treadmill, hop on, and complete your 5.12K. Whatever option you choose, remember to keep it weird! Then, get the party started! Join 5.12K Run To Brunch on Sept. 20 for a virtual kick-off concert complete with live music, race tips, and guest appearances!

The Pfarmers Market brings fresh, locally grown, and prepared foods to the Pflugerville community. Vendors sell a variety of produce, including tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, squash, okra, garlic, melons, peaches, and grapes. The market also features artisan baked goods, honey, plants, eggs, free-range meats, salsas, pickles, and jams. Social distancing restrictions will be enforced. All attendees must wear face coverings, no samples will be available, and a maximum of 10 customers will be allowed in the market at once.

This "Super September," take part in Austin's virtual 2020 CASA Superhero Run, costume contest and fundraiser! The CASA Superhero Run supports nearly 3,000 children across Central Texas through the CASA programs of Travis, Williamson, Caldwell, Comal, Guadalupe & Hays Counties. Join them on Facebook Live every "Super Saturday" for fun activities to help our youngest heroes build up their superpowers!

The Pfarmers Market brings fresh, locally grown, and prepared foods to the Pflugerville community. Vendors sell a variety of produce, including tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, squash, okra, garlic, melons, peaches, and grapes. The market also features artisan baked goods, honey, plants, eggs, free-range meats, salsas, pickles, and jams. Social distancing restrictions will be enforced. All attendees must wear face coverings, no samples will be available, and a maximum of 10 customers will be allowed in the market at once.