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Earlier this month we showcased events in Austin in October. As there are so many things to do and see in the fall season, our staff at Juniper Springs apartments to rent or lease in Austin continues the list for you!
Formula 1 United States Grand Prix | October 23–25, 2026
The Formula 1 United States Grand Prix returns to Circuit of The Americas October 23–25. Race weekend combines world-class Formula 1 competition with concerts, fan activities and the energetic atmosphere that has made the Austin Grand Prix one of the city's signature events.
Viva La Vida Festival & Día de los Muertos | October 24
Austin's rich Mexican-American heritage takes center stage at the Viva La Vida Festival on October 24. Presented by the Mexic-Arte Museum, the celebration is Austin's longest-running Día de los Muertos festival and features a colorful grand procession, traditional foods, music, performances, art activities, local vendors and a lowrider exhibition.
If you prefer your Halloween with a serious scare, House of Torment is one of Austin's best-known haunted attractions, and our staff’s as well! Elaborate sets, costumed scare actors and multiple haunted experiences make it a favorite for older teens and adults. October weekends can sell out, so advance tickets are recommended.
Another Central Texas option is SCARE for a CURE in Manor, a nonprofit haunted attraction where proceeds support local charities. It offers an immersive, story-driven approach to Halloween rather than simply relying on spooky stuff to scare the kids.
Freaky Deaky | October 30–31, 2026
Halloween weekend gets a major dose of electronic music at Freaky Deaky Festival, October 30–31 at the Travis County Exposition Center. The two-day festival features multiple stages devoted to house, techno, trance and EDM, making it a popular Halloween destination for the 18-and-over crowd.
Austin Film Festival | October 29–November 5, 2026
Movie lovers can wrap up the month at the Austin Film Festival, beginning October 29. Screenings, panels, conversations and filmmaker events take place at venues throughout downtown Austin. It is particularly popular with aspiring writers and filmmakers because of its strong emphasis on screenwriting and storytelling.
Make October an Austin Adventure
With live music, racing, art, pumpkins, haunted attractions and one of the country's most colorful Día de los Muertos celebrations, October may be Austin's most action-packed month of the year. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly fall weekend, a music-filled getaway or a Halloween adventure, there's something happening almost every weekend – just a short drive from our apartments for lease or rent in Austin!
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October is one of the most exciting months on the Austin calendar. From the enormous Austin City Limits Music Festival and Formula 1 racing to pumpkin patches, Halloween celebrations and Día de los Muertos, the city is buzzing nearly every weekend.
If you're planning a visit—or simply looking for something new to do close to home—here are some of the October events worth putting on your calendar.
And if you’re looking for a new place to call ‘home,’ Juniper Springs apartments for rent in Austin, Texas would be happy to call you ‘home sweet home.’
Austin City Limits Music Festival | October 2–4, 2026 & 9–11, 2026
Austin's biggest October tradition returns to Zilker Park for two weekends of music. The festival offers more than 140 artists performing across eight stages, making it one of the country's premier music festivals. Even if you don't have a festival ticket, many Austin venues host official and unofficial concerts throughout the city during ACL weekends.
Pumpkin Nights at Pioneer Farms | Through October 31, 2026
For a magical nighttime fall experience, check out Pumpkin Nights at Pioneer Farms. Thousands of carved pumpkins are transformed into elaborate art installations along an illuminated walking trail. The family-friendly attraction runs through Halloween and is especially impressive after dark.
Austin's Pumpkin Patches and Fall Festivals
There are plenty of places around Austin to pick a pumpkin and enjoy traditional fall activities.
Sweet Eats Fruit Farm in Georgetown hosts its Fall Festival through November 8, with a corn maze, petting zoo, apple slingshots and obstacle courses.
Indian Springs Ranch Fall Fest in South Austin runs through November 1 and combines a pumpkin patch with unusual attractions including camels, zebras and buffalo.
Uhland Fall Fest, south of Austin near Kyle, runs weekends through November 1 with rides, games, food and a pumpkin patch.
Closer to Austin, Bethany Pumpkin Patch runs October 4–31 at Bethany United Methodist Church. Visitors can choose pumpkins, take fall photos and enjoy free games and activities.
Boo at the Zoo | October 2–24, 2026
Families can celebrate Halloween at the Austin Zoo's Boo at the Zoo on weekends throughout October. Children can trick-or-treat along the zoo's pathways, see themed decorations and enjoy a Halloween experience designed especially for younger visitors.
For an even bigger fall outing, Texas Pumpkin Fest in Leander runs October 10–November 1, with pumpkins, photo opportunities, live music, food vendors and family activities.
Be sure to look at our next Blog later this month for more things to do in Austin in the fall!
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Earlier this month we posted some of our favorite events that our staff at our apartments to rent in Austin love to do. It was so much fun to choose our faves that we decided to continue a list of the top events in Austin in September!
Celebrate Mexican culture and heritage at VIVA México, held September 12 at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center. The celebration features traditional music, dance, food and cultural activities and is a wonderful reflection of Austin's diverse community.
Fantastic Fest — September 17–24
Film enthusiasts should save time for Fantastic Fest, one of the country's premier genre-film festivals. From September 17–24, filmmakers and fans gather in Austin to celebrate horror, science fiction, fantasy, action and other adventurous cinema. Screenings, filmmaker appearances and special events make this a particularly fun choice for movie lovers.
Austin Museum Day — September 20
On September 20, explore Austin’s impressive cultural scene during Austin Museum Day, when participating museums and cultural institutions open their doors with free exhibitions, activities and special programming. It’s a terrific way to discover museums you may not otherwise visit—and a great event for families.
Cotaland Grand Opening — September 26–27
For something completely new, head to the Circuit of The Americas September 26–27 for the grand opening of Cotaland, a new 30-acre racing-themed amusement park. The park features more than 30 rides and attractions, including two major roller coasters, family attractions, dining and the opportunity to experience the COTA racing environment.
Make September Your Time to Move to or Visit Austin
From world-class racing and legendary live music to bats, art, film and family entertainment, September offers an exciting preview of Austin's fall season.
Add the city's restaurants, outdoor trails, barbecue joints and famous music venues, and you'll find plenty of reasons to make September your time to experience Austin as a new resident or visitor to our great state!
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Earlier this month we posted some of our favorite events that our staff at our apartments to rent in Austin love to do. It was so much fun to choose our faves that we decided to continue a list of the top events in Austin in September!
Celebrate Mexican culture and heritage at VIVA México, held September 12 at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center. The celebration features traditional music, dance, food and cultural activities and is a wonderful reflection of Austin's diverse community.
Fantastic Fest — September 17–24
Film enthusiasts should save time for Fantastic Fest, one of the country's premier genre-film festivals. From September 17–24, filmmakers and fans gather in Austin to celebrate horror, science fiction, fantasy, action and other adventurous cinema. Screenings, filmmaker appearances and special events make this a particularly fun choice for movie lovers.
Austin Museum Day — September 20
On September 20, explore Austin’s impressive cultural scene during Austin Museum Day, when participating museums and cultural institutions open their doors with free exhibitions, activities and special programming. It’s a terrific way to discover museums you may not otherwise visit—and a great event for families.
Cotaland Grand Opening — September 26–27
For something completely new, head to the Circuit of The Americas September 26–27 for the grand opening of Cotaland, a new 30-acre racing-themed amusement park. The park features more than 30 rides and attractions, including two major roller coasters, family attractions, dining and the opportunity to experience the COTA racing environment.
Make September Your Time to Move to or Visit Austin
From world-class racing and legendary live music to bats, art, film and family entertainment, September offers an exciting preview of Austin's fall season.
Add the city's restaurants, outdoor trails, barbecue joints and famous music venues, and you'll find plenty of reasons to make September your time to experience Austin as a new resident or visitor to our great state!
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September is when Austin begins transitioning from summer to fall, and the city’s event calendar is packed with music, art, film, food and outdoor celebrations.
If you’re planning an Austin getaway this September, here are some of the top events worth adding to your itinerary that are just a short drive from our apartments to rent in Austin, Texas!
Lone Star Le Mans — September 4–6
Race fans can kick off the month at Circuit of The Americas with the FIA World Endurance Championship’s Lone Star Le Mans. The three-day event combines high-speed endurance racing with concerts, fan activities and the excitement of watching some of the world’s top sports cars compete on COTA’s challenging 3.4-mile circuit.
One of Austin’s most unusual traditions returns September 5. Austin Bat Fest celebrates the city’s famous Congress Avenue Bridge bats with live music, food, vendors and family activities. As evening approaches, watch an estimated 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats emerge from beneath the bridge—a spectacular sight and one of Austin’s most memorable experiences.
Music lovers won't want to miss LEVITATION, taking over venues throughout the Red River District and East Austin from September 10–13. The eclectic festival features psychedelic rock, punk, metal, indie, electronic music and more, with performances spread across multiple venues. It’s a great way to experience Austin's legendary live-music scene in an intimate club setting.
Fall Pecan Street Festival — September 12–13
Head west of downtown to the Hill Country Galleria for the Fall Pecan Street Festival. This lively, free arts festival brings together artists, craftspeople, musicians, food vendors and families for a weekend of shopping, entertainment and outdoor fun. It’s an excellent opportunity to find unique Texas-made gifts and enjoy a relaxed fall afternoon.
For more things to do and see in Austin, Texas, watch for our next blog later this month or stop in our office for our personal suggestions. And, never hesitate to visit our favorite site of where to go and what to do at VisitAustin.com!
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Here are some of the most popular July 2026 events happening in Austin, Texas, beyond the Fourth of July celebrations – all of which are just a short drive from your apartment in Austin, Texas! Fitness in the Park: Summer Yoga Series with Habitat (Fridays through September)
Join Austin Parks Foundation and Habitat Retreats for a free, all-levels sunrise yoga session in the heart of Zilker Park, followed by an invigorating cold plunge at Barton Springs. This weekly event is designed to help you connect with nature, yourself and others – all before your day begins. Make sure to bring your yoga mat, water and towel. RSVP is required to attend. Hot Summer Nights (July 18–21, 2026)
Take a musical stroll through the Red River Cultural District. This weekend-long, free live music festival fills bars and venues along Red River Street with Austin acts ranging from indie rock to hip-hop and country. We’ll be there to see some of the action as Chess Club, Liberty Lunch, Mohawk and The 13th Floor take the stage this summer. Bat Fest (August 14, 2026)
Celebrate Austin’s famous bat colony with live music, food booths, crafts, and the spectacle of 1.5 million bats emerging from the Congress Avenue Bridge at dusk. The headlining artists for Bat Fest 2026 include renowned musicians such as DJ Nightwing, Batrock Band, and Echoing Echo the Bat Singer. Attendees can expect a variety of activities at Bat Fest 2026, including bat-themed art installations, bat costume contests, educational talks about bats, and a bat colony viewing experience that is uniquely Austin. Paramount Summer Classic Film Series (June–August 2026)
Catch classic films on the big screen inside the historic Paramount Theatre downtown. July’s lineup often includes blockbusters, old-Hollywood favorites, and audience sing-alongs. In July and August, cool off and take in a few of our top picks that include Alfred Hitcock’s The Birds, Purple Rain, and one that that whole family should see: Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times. Texas Roller Derby Mid-Season Showdowns
Austin’s own roller derby league delivers high-energy bouts through mid-summer at the Palmer Events Center. Expect costumes, attitude, and full-contact excitement since Austin’s Red River District punk scene gave birth to the new roller derby revolution in the form of Bad Girl Good Woman Productions. A spectacle from the very beginning, TXRD has grown into the perfect blend of the “Keep Austin Weird” attitude and a freewheeling pursuit of fun and competition. Austin FC Home Matches
Cheer on the city’s MLS team at Q2 Stadium in North Austin. Expect a packed house, spirited fans, and an electric atmosphere. For appreciative fans, follow their Club News to be ‘in the know’ wherever they go. For up to the minute insight, their social platforms are good resources as well.
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Austin, Texas has one of the most vibrant craft beer scenes in the United States, with around 50 breweries in the city and 80+ in the broader metro area. From farmhouse ales in the Hill Country (our fave) to hop-forward IPAs in urban taprooms, the diversity is part of what makes Austin such a standout beer destination – all within a reasonable drive from our home at Le Montreaux.
Below is a curated overview that has our personal highlights of many of the key breweries in Austin that are short drive from our apartments to rent or lease in Austin, Texas.
Iconic & Must-Visit Austin Breweries
- Jester King Brewery
A destination brewery set on a ranch outside the city, famous for wild ales and farmhouse-style beers. Consistently ranked among the best in Texas. - Austin Beerworks
A cornerstone of the local scene known for approachable, high-quality beers like Pearl Snap pilsner. - Pinthouse Brewing
Renowned for its award-winning IPAs (especially Electric Jellyfish) and excellent brewpub experience. - Meanwhile Brewing Company
A newer favorite with a huge outdoor space, live music, and food trucks—perfect for groups.
East Austin & Urban Breweries
- Zilker Brewing Company
A trendy East Austin staple with creative small-batch beers. - Hops & Grain Brewing
Sustainability-focused brewery with a wide range of styles. - Blue Owl Brewing
Specializes in sour-mashed beers that are approachable and refreshing. - Oddwood Ales
Known for saisons, IPAs, and a laid-back neighborhood vibe.
South & Central Austin Favorites
- (512) Brewing Company
One of Austin’s original craft breweries, producing classic styles with consistency. - Southern Heights Brewing
A community-focused brewery with a rotating selection and food trucks. - The Brewtorium Brewery & Kitchen
Combines a full restaurant with a diverse beer lineup. - Austin Beer Garden Brewing Co.
A beer garden-meets-music venue with award-winning lagers and live performances.
Hill Country & Scenic Breweries (Just Outside Austin)
- Vista Brewing
A beautiful ranch setting with farm-to-table food and craft beer. - Family Business Beer Company
A relaxed, family-friendly brewery with a large outdoor space. - Twisted X Brewing Company
Known for approachable Texas-style beers like lagers and IPAs.
The Big Picture
Austin’s brewery scene isn’t centralized—it’s spread across neighborhoods like East Austin and into the surrounding Hill Country, encouraging brewery hopping by car– with a designated driver, for sure!
Styles range from German lagers and hazy IPAs to experimental sours and farmhouse ales, reflecting the city’s creative culture.
Whether you’re looking for a lively beer garden with live music, a quiet tasting room, or a scenic ranch brewery, Austin offers something for every type of beer lover.
Or … maybe bring a six-pack back from your favorite brewery in Austin and share a few cold ones with your neighbors down at the pool at Juniper Springs!
Cheers!
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Austin, Texas has emerged as one of the most dynamic craft distilling regions in the United States, with a mix of urban distilleries and nearby Hill Country producers contributing to a rapidly growing spirits culture.
The city’s distilleries are known for innovation, local sourcing, and a strong emphasis on visitor experiences like tastings, tours, and live music. According to tourism sources, Austin and its surrounding areas now host a wide range of distilleries producing whiskey, vodka, gin, sotol, and other specialty spirits – all within a close or reasonable drive from our apartments to rent or lease in Austin, Texas!
For those who appreciate the craft, we have mapped out an idyllic “Tour De Pour” of the top distilleries in Austin, Texas! Cheers!
At the center of Austin’s distilling scene is Still Austin Whiskey Co., referred to as a “grain-to-glass” producer that sources Texas-grown ingredients and distills, ages, and bottles its whiskey entirely in-house. We recently explored the facility and enjoyed cocktails complete with live music, making it one of our favorite new distillery destinations.
Another major player is Deep Eddy Vodka, known for its widely distributed flavored vodkas. According to the staff on site, its tasting room helped popularize distillery tourism in the region, offering cocktails and tours that showcase its production style.
In the nearby Hill Country, Treaty Oak Distilling operates a large ranch-style distillery producing whiskey and gin, complete with a restaurant and expansive outdoor space. This destination-style model reflects a broader trend in the Austin area, where distilleries double as social and culinary hubs. If you’re planning a special occasion, check this one out.
One of the most unique producers in the region is Desert Door Sotol Distillery, which specializes in sotol, a desert plant-based spirit native to Texas and northern Mexico. Its tasting room emphasizes regional identity and offers a distinctly Texan alternative to traditional agave spirits. The team was very informative, and we actually learned a lot while sipping on some samples.
Austin is also home to a number of smaller, innovative distilleries. Revolution Spirits produces gin, amaro, and liqueurs with a focus on botanicals and creative flavor profiles. Meanwhile, Crowded Barrel Whiskey Co. has gained attention for its experimental approach to whiskey-making and its connection to the Wizard Academy campus.
Other notable producers that we have investigated include Dripping Springs Distilling, known for vodka and gin crafted with mineral-rich Hill Country water, and one of our favorites, Fierce Whiskers Distillery, a newer entrant focused on bourbon and American whiskey.
Smaller operations like Goodnight Loving Vodka, Planet Rock Vodka Distillery and South Congress Distillery further diversify the local spirits landscape.
It’s also worth noting that some Austin-based brands, such as Tito’s Handmade Vodka, are globally recognized but do not operate traditional public tasting rooms, reflecting the range of business models within the industry.
Overall, Austin’s distillery scene blends creativity, hospitality, and regional identity. Whether in urban tasting rooms or scenic Hill Country ranches, these distilleries emphasize craftsmanship and experience, making the area a leading destination for craft spirits enthusiasts.
Cheers!
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Right here at Juniper Springs apartments for rent or lease in Austin, Texas, we look forward to BBQing by the pool, picnics at our beautiful parks, and heading out to experience some of our favorite spring events in Austin. Earlier this month, we posted a blog about some of the top events for families to enjoy in Austin. This time, we’re offering more ideas about the things to do outdoors in Austin with springtime in full swing!
To ensure you enjoy spring in Austin, we put together some ideas we think you will enjoy with your friends and family in tow. Need more ideas? Never hesitate to stop by our office for some local advice and insight!
April is peak wildflower season in Central Texas and there are plenty of places to pack a picnic and pause to take a picture or two.
First, hit one of our many Farmer’s Markets that always promise fresh produce, local honey, and specialty breads and baked goods. Then, head to Lady Bird Lake or Zilker Park – the latter of which is ideal for the kiddos with a ride on the Zilker Zephyr Miniature Train.
The weather is also ideal for kayaking or paddle boarding or taking your first dip in one of our many lakes and streams that work their way through Austin’s parks and countrysides. Speaking of which, for a bit of elevation, take a short hike up Mount Bonnell. It’s one of the highest points in Austin with sweeping views of the Colorado River. We save this hike for after work to take in the sunsets!
If you have company coming in for Spring Break or just to visit, April is packed with events. Refer back to our earlier blog this month for a full list – then be sure note to miss our favorites: The iconic ABC Kite Fest fills the sky with colorful kites and family-friendly fun. Meanwhile, the Old Settler’s Music Festival brings together bluegrass, folk, and Americana fans for a multi-day celebration.
Beyond festivals, live music spills out from patios, breweries, and iconic venues all over town. Whether it’s an afternoon acoustic set or a lively evening show, there’s always something to enjoy while dining al’ fresco in Austin! Grab tacos from a local food truck, enjoy slow-smoked barbecue, or sip craft cocktails on a rooftop overlooking downtown. We always recommend a stroll down South Congress Avenue that offers a mix of shopping, street eats, and quirky local charm.
From wildflower walks and waterfront adventures to live music and incredible food, April in Austin delivers something for everyone. It’s where you can spend the morning outdoors, the afternoon exploring, and the evening listening to live music under the stars—and that’s what makes living at Juniper Springs community apartments for rent such a perfect place to call “home sweet home!”
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And the winner is … Austin, Texas!
For centuries, Austin’s strong local film community, diverse locations (urban, rural, historic, parks), and supportive film commission have made it one of the most filmed cities in Texas.
And on March 16, 2026, the Academy of Arts and Motion Pictures, Art and Sciences will bring the best of the movie industry together for its 97th annual event, where many of its attendees have chosen our jaw-dropping views to enhance their creative visions.
To applaud their passion for Austin and the surrounding Central Texas area, we’re sharing highlights of famous movies and TV shows filmed throughout the region.
If you’ve thought about moving to Austin and need an apartment to rent, or live here and need a new apartment to rent in Austin, reach out to our team at Juniper Springs apartments for rent in Austin, Texas, for red-carpet assistance advice!
POPULAR MOVIES FILMED IN AUSTIN AND CENTRAL TEXAS
Classic & Cult Films
- Dazed and Confused (1993) — Shot in and around Austin.
- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) — Classic horror partly shot near Bastrop/Austin.
- Office Space (1999) — Much of this cult comedy was filmed in Austin.
- What’s Eating Gilbert Grape (1993) — Shot in Manor (near Austin) representing small-town America.
- Spy Kids (2001) and Spy Kids 2 — A lot of Austin and nearby outdoor locations stood in for the movie’s settings.
- True Grit (2010) — Scenes shot in downtown Austin with period set dressing.
- Boyhood (2014) — Filmed over 12 years throughout Austin and surrounding areas.
Other Notable Films With Austin Connections
- Temple Grandin (2009) — Used Austin locations to stand in for New England and other locales.
- Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) — Some scenes were shot in Austin.
- Blood Simple (1984) — Early Coen brothers film shot in Austin.
TV SERIES FILMED IN AND AROUND AUSTIN, TEXAS
Major Series
- Friday Night Lights (2006–2011) — All five seasons were filmed around Austin and Pflugerville, using real locations rather than sound stages.
- Fear the Walking Dead (parts of multiple seasons) — Production relocated to the Austin area for some seasons.
- Walker (2021–2024) — The reboot of Walker, Texas Ranger is based in Austin and filmed there.
- The Real World: Austin (2005) — MTV reality show season filmed in Austin.
- Skam Austin (2018–2019) — Teen drama web series shot on location in Austin.
Other TV Productions with Austin Elements
- 1923 (Season 2) — Period drama series filmed in Austin in recent seasons.
Bonus / Lesser-Known Projects
These may be indie or documentary titles tied to Austin’s culture or filmed here:
- Tower (2016) — Documentary about the University of Texas tower shooting (features Austin footage).
- Various reality or documentary installments about Austin subjects (e.g., local stories or true-crime docs).
BUT WAIT! There’s more fun ahead for movie and TV aficionados. Click into our next blog this month to see a “Self-guided Walking and Driving Tour” of where some famous film and television shows have captured the beauty, history, and iconic sights of Austin, Texas!
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