The Red Poppy Festival has welcomed a who’s who of artists and musicians throughout the years, and this year’s lineup looks to be even better. All three stages will be heating up and pumping out the good vibes with live acts.

On Friday evening, when craftsmen set up their products, fresh smells drift from food vendors, and live music takes centre stage, the fun begins to grow. Plan to walk around the Square and dance your Friday night away.

Highlights from Saturday
The celebration truly takes off on Saturday, when the Poppy Parade and Car Show sets things off. The day is yours to make once the engines are turned off. Athletes can lace up their sneakers for the 5k, and everyone can feast their senses on beautiful arts, scrumptious treats, and toe-tapping melodies at the Fun Zone. Prepare for a lovely Saturday>

Highlights from Sunday
Except for a Sunday Funday spent at the Red Poppy Festival, nothing beats a Sunday Funday. End the weekend with a stroll around the artisan market and a toast to local delicacies to the smooth sounds of a weekend well-played. On closing Sunday, savour the fields of poppies.

Convention and Visitors Bureau
103 W. 7th St.
Georgetown, TX 78626
(800) 436-8696
cvb@georgetown.org

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Red Poppy Festival

Patrons will be able to explore over 5 acres of pumpkins and gourds, play a variety of games, find the Demogorgon in our Stranger Things hay maze, climb to the top of our massive 65ft super slide and race to the bottom, swirl around in a huge pumpkin spinner, smash pumpkins, ride in our kiddie and tractor trains, and participate in a variety of activities that are simply too numerous to list. Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, there is a stage dedicated to magicians.

From figure cutouts to ancient tractors, and plenty of pumpkin/gourd displays around the pumpkin patch, there will be plenty of selfie stations and magical photo chances. There will also be fun food trucks and one-of-a-kind artisan and retail vendors from all around Texas. Come out for some old-fashioned family entertainment!

Hay rides, live music, a full bar, food vendors, face painting, and a pumpkin patch with pumpkins, gourds, indian corn, and more are among the attractions. Visit Old Tunnel State Park to observe our bats! Are you ready to watch 3,000 Mexican free-tailed bats return to their winter home at Old Tunnel State Park?

You might be able to witness exactly that, depending on the weather and the bats themselves! Come to Georgetown, Texas, to enjoy the fall weather! Every year, the tranquil town of Bankersmith, Texas (only a few miles from the Old Tunnel State Park Bat Tunnel) throws a family-friendly Halloween Party and transforms into the epicentre of ALL THAT IS FALL for one weekend. For the youngsters, there will be a FREE hayride and a large pumpkin patch, as well as a Halloween Contest open to all age groups. There are numerous farm animals to pet and feed. There are plenty of food and drink stalls, as well as a Hay Ride for both kids and adults.

10930 East Crystal Falls Parkway
Leander, Texas 78641
(512) 222-8055

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Texas Pumpkin Fest

The Hutto Crawfish Festival, held in Hutto, Texas, allows visitors to enjoy community and Cajun food. True to its Texas roots, the festival features a lineup of country music artists who will perform live throughout the day. The event offers something enjoyable for the entire family, with mountains of fresh boiled crawfish for attendees to sample, a “peel & eat” contest, children’s activities, and several drawings. Delicious boiled crawfish platters, sausage, chilled beer, and live music will be available at the Crawfish Festival. There will also be vendors and activities for youngsters.

chuey@huttofirerescue.org
(737) 259-1641

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Hutto Crawfish Festival

Allow the party to continue! Hooray, hooray, hooray, hooray, hooray YAY for the United States of America! Join in the patriotic fun and festivities at Old Settlers Park, which include carnival rides, entertainment, music, Swifty Swine Racing Pigs, vendors, and more! Keep Calm and Sparkle On with a spectacular firework display in the evening! At 12 p.m.Frontier Days begin. The schedule of events will be released soon!

We’re looking forward to hosting an Independence Day celebration with our neighbours! The prospect of being reunited is both exciting and welcoming! We recognise that it may also be accompanied by a sense of apprehension. We welcome you to take a look at the steps we take together while keeping choices, respect, kindness, health, and safety in mind. Your cooperation and concern for all members of our community will assist to ensure that everyone has a fantastic time.

Phone: (512) 844-5292
Fax: (512) 218-5548

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Frontier Days July 4th Celebration

Come see the magic as we kick off the holiday season on November 26 with our annual Lighting of the Square, which takes place at 5:30 p.m. on the Friday following Thanksgiving! The holiday lights in downtown will be turned on every evening until January 1st. This is a completely free event.

There are free parking areas at

• 6th and Main Streets and 7th and Rock Streets.
• Martin Luther King and 8th Streets, Austin Avenue and 5th Street
• 7th Street and Martin Luther King Jr.
• At 4th and Rock Streets, there is a parking garage.

cvb@georgetown.org
(512) 930-3545

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The Annual Lighting of the Square