September 25–27, 2026 edition
A Broadway musical, a Friday night country show and a dog-friendly Saturday morning in the park cover most of the range this weekend. Saturday afternoon leans Bavarian at The Brewtorium, and Sunday ends with a hands-on lesson in the bottles behind a good cocktail. Times below are for September 25–27, 2026; check with each organizer before you go, since schedules can change.
This weekend’s events
Mrs. Doubtfire
*All weekend; times vary*
The musical based on the 1993 film is in Austin with Texas Performing Arts. Daniel Hillard, an out-of-work actor who loses custody in a divorce, disguises himself as the Scottish nanny Euphegenia Doubtfire to stay close to his children. Expect big comic set pieces and a story that lands on family. With performances across the weekend, it works as a date night or an outing with older kids. Get tickets from Texas Performing Arts.
Braxton Keith in Concert
*Friday, September 25; 6:00 PM*
Texas country singer Braxton Keith headlines an outdoor, all-ages show at Round Rock Amp, presented by KASE 100.7 and 98.1 KVET as part of their Country Music Live Series. Local food and drink are on site, so you can make a full evening of it without planning dinner elsewhere. It is an easy Friday night for anyone in north Austin or Williamson County. Buy tickets on Eventbrite.
Wags & Wellness
*Saturday, September 26; 8:30 AM–12:30 PM*
Girard Kinney Park hosts a morning for families and their dogs. The program includes dog activities, a pet costume contest, family yoga and a Kids Zone with face painting and bubble dance parties. Local wellness vendors, food and drink, a lakeside hammock garden and giveaways fill out the morning. The event supports Austin Pets Alive!, so bring the dog and plan to stay a while. RSVP here.
Brewtoberfest at The Brewtorium
*Saturday, September 26; 12:00 PM–8:00 PM*
The Brewtorium’s beer hall brings back its Oktoberfest party with house-brewed German-style beers and a menu of chicken schnitzel, sausage on a stick and braised red cabbage. Pivo & Polka plays live, and the afternoon includes walk-in axe throwing, stein hoisting and the Brewlympic Games. Lederhosen and dirndls are welcome but not required. Reserve a spot on Eventbrite.
The Roosevelt Room Master Class: Cocktail Co-Stars
*Sunday, September 27; 12:00 PM–2:30 PM*
The Roosevelt Room’s master class series turns to the supporting cast of the bar: liqueurs, amari, bitters, absinthe, vermouth and fortified wines. You taste a wide lineup and hear the history behind them, from old remedies to monastery recipes. The class also covers how to taste, how to pick out flavor and texture, and how each ingredient adds depth and balance to classic cocktails. Purchase tickets on Eventbrite.
Homes featured this weekend
Three Keenan Group listings, from an open house in Northwest Hills to a private exclusive in River Place. Prices shown are list prices.
6213 Edwards Mountain Cove
*Exclusive Listing · Open house Sunday, September 27, 1:00 PM–3:00 PM*
Northwest Hills · 4 bedrooms · 3 full baths · 1 half bath · 3,307 square feet · $1,500,000
This Muskin-built traditional sits in a protected cove in Edwards Mountain, with Hill Country and skyline views to the north, east and south. It has been cared for since the day it was built. Come by Sunday afternoon to see the views and the condition in person.
6302 River Place Boulevard
*Private Exclusive · Not publicly listed*
River Place · 3 bedrooms · 3 full baths · 1 half bath · 3,502 square feet · $1,200,000
This Old World, European-inspired home looks out over a Hill Country valley in the River Place golf community, on a lot that backs to protected land owned by the River Place MUD. Hand-stacked masonry stone runs throughout, and arched solid wood and iron doors set the tone at the entry. Because it is a private exclusive, contact us for details and showings.
10038 Circleview Drive
*Exclusive Listing · Now under contract*
Barton Creek West, Westlake · 4 bedrooms · 3 full baths · 1 half bath · 3,093 square feet · $1,500,000
A classic brick home on four tenths of an acre, on one of the quietest streets in Barton Creek West. Native oaks shade the lot, the pool sits among them, and preserved greenbelt runs behind the back fence. This one is under contract; if you were hoping for something like it, we can tell you what else fits in the neighborhood.
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