Mother’s Day in Round Rock features brunch, community events, creative experiences, local shopping, and ways to give back, with a variety of ways to celebrate moms across the city.
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Outdoor events are a big part of life in Round Rock, but the Texas heat can be a challenge. These simple tips help you stay cool, comfortable, and confident while enjoying festivals, markets, and community gatherings.
Read more Overheating can slow down your gaming PC and shorten its lifespan. Learn simple, effective ways to improve airflow, reduce heat, and keep your system running smoothly.
Read more Preparing for parenthood goes beyond love and patience. These practical skills can help future parents feel more confident, connected, and ready for everyday family life.
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Grab your flashlight and get ready for a nighttime egg hunt! The annual Flashlight Egg Hunt returns to Old Settlers Park with candy-filled eggs, family fun, and a Movie in the Park afterward.
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The Mighty Thomas Carnival returns to Dell Diamond in Round Rock March 18–29 with rides, games, and classic carnival food. Admission is free; rides and games are paid on-site.
Read more This family-friendly festival brings together students, families, educators, and local businesses for an exciting community celebration full of fun activities for all ages.
Read more A family day at the go-kart track can feel like a mini adventure — fast, fun, and full of stories to tell afterward. With a little planning, smart pacing, and a focus on safety, everyone from first-timers to competitive racers can enjoy more laps and fewer frustrations. Here’s how to make your next family racing day a smooth ride from start to finish.
Read more Round Rock Express Fan Fest is back at Dell Diamond on Saturday, March 21. Fans of all ages are invited to enjoy this free, family-friendly event featuring on-field activities, interactive games, merchandise, giveaways, and more as the community celebrates the start of the 2026 Express baseball season.
Read more Round Rock is home to more than 30 Little Free Libraries, part of the worldwide Little Free Library movement. These neighborhood book-sharing boxes follow a simple idea: take a book, leave a book, return a book. No cards, no deadlines — just community, trust, and a love of reading.
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