March 6, 2026 edition
This is an archive of the original Weekender selections for the dates above. Schedules and property details describe that edition, not current events or availability.
Rodeo Austin’s Cowboy Breakfast opened the first supplied March issue. A candlelight concert, a farmers market, and a crawfish boil followed, with a Sunday flea market at Jester King extending the roundup into the Hill Country.
The weekend’s events
Rodeo Austin presents Cowboy Breakfast
Original schedule: Friday, March 6th 6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Cowboy Breakfast marked the start of Rodeo Austin’s season in the original selection. Western entertainment, trick roping, and music from the Nathan Colt Young Band accompanied the morning gathering.
Candlelight: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons
Original schedule: Friday, March 6th | 8:45 PM
The Candlelight concert selection paired music by Coldplay and Imagine Dragons with St. David’s Episcopal Church. The program was presented in a candlelit setting rather than as appearances by the original bands.
Texas Farmers' Market at Bell
Original schedule: Saturday, March 7th | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Texas Farmers’ Market at Bell offered produce, meat, and artisan goods alongside prepared food and music. The original description also pointed readers to the market’s community composting program.
Crawfish Boil at Sign Bar
Original schedule: Saturday, March 7th | 12:00 PM
Sign Bar’s crawfish boil brought Eastside Boilers together with an artisan market and custom hats from The Western Store. The bar’s collection of vintage signs was part of the setting described.
Hill Country Flea at Jester King Brewery
Original schedule: Sunday, March 8th | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Hill Country Flea at Jester King Brewery combined vintage pieces, antiques, handmade goods, and art. The newsletter also described the venue’s food and outdoor spaces as part of the afternoon outing.
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