Premium seats for the Day of the Dead River Parade already sold out ahead of Friday's 2.5-mile procession along the River Walk.

Free fall fun returns to the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden with raptor shows, pumpkin painting, and a fire truck meet-and-greet.

The nonprofit's new 54-acre campus will house residents who currently face a waitlist stretching 10 to 12 years.

The Millennium hosts skating, barbecue and a heritage museum honoring East Austin's Black business legacy this Saturday.

Junior Achievement of Central Texas sets its November gala at Austin PBS Studios, with a preserved slice of the original ACL stage on site.

Tickets start at $55 as the Grammy winner joins a benefit that has raised $16.7 million since 2010.

The 75 Oaks can keep its goats, sheep and farm store running after Leander leaders voted unanimously to back the 2.39-acre operation.

Haunted houses, trunk-or-treating and even a job fair are headed to Southern Careers Institute campuses across Texas this October.

Nearly 6,000 families are expected at the Halloween event, which helps fund shelters still reeling from a $6 million budget gap.

The Mueller house now has 34 rooms and a new second-floor kitchen, but Austin's sister location is already full.

Woodlawn Lake's 20-year tradition is off this year, with organizers citing fears tied to immigration enforcement.

A million-view video of a Huston-Tillotson student's clash with a neighbor over street parking brought chanting crowds to an East Austin doorstep.

The 19-foot-long bronze beast now anchors Buda City Park, marking the Economic Development Corporation's 25th year.