Pinnacle Picks: 8 Austin Events to Add to Your March & April Calendar

Spring in Austin is one of the best times of the year. The weather is warming up, wildflowers are blooming, and the city calendar is packed with events for every interest — from film festivals and rodeos to family-friendly museum days and foodie favorites.

If you’re looking for ways to fill your March and April schedule, here are 8 local events worth checking out.

1. It’s My Park Day

March 7 | Locations across Austin

Hosted by Austin Parks Foundation, this citywide volunteer event invites community members to help improve local parks through planting, mulching, invasive species removal, and more. It’s a great way to give back while enjoying time outdoors — plus, registered volunteers can receive discounts and freebies from select local businesses.

2. Texas Wildlife Day

March 7 | Texas Science & Natural History Museum

Perfect for families, Texas Wildlife Day features hands-on activities led by local nature groups and museum educators. It’s an engaging way for kids and adults alike to learn more about native wildlife and conservation efforts right here in Texas.

3. SXSW EDU: Wikicurious

March 9 | Austin Central Library

Curious about how Wikipedia works? This interactive session allows attendees to learn how to edit Wikipedia and Wikimedia platforms. Bring your laptop or use one at the library and get involved in shaping digital knowledge.

4. South by Southwest (SXSW)

March 12–18 | Various venues across Austin

One of Austin’s most iconic annual events, SXSW brings together music, film, television, technology, startups, and innovation from around the world. Whether you’re attending showcases, panels, or networking events, the city truly comes alive during this week.

5. Rodeo Austin

March 13–28 | 9100 Decker Lake Rd

Nothing says Texas quite like Rodeo Austin. From bull riding and barrel racing to mutton bustin’ and live country concerts, this event combines professional rodeo competition with family-friendly entertainment and big-name performances.

6. Sensory Morning: Trains at the Bullock

March 14 | Bullock Texas State History Museum

This low-sensory museum experience allows families to explore all three floors of exhibits in a quieter, more comfortable setting. Sensory tools are available, and visitors can check out a life-size Texas model train display.

7. Ada Twist, Scientist & Friends

March 29 | Paramount Theatre

This STEM-inspired musical brings beloved characters like Ada Twist, Rosie Revere, and Iggy Peck to life on stage. It’s an engaging, educational show designed for children ages five and up.

8. The Bloody Mary Fest

April 4 | Fair Market

Kick off April with one of Austin’s favorite foodie events. The Bloody Mary Fest features curated Bloody Marys from local restaurants, along with photo ops and festival fun. It’s the perfect outing for brunch lovers and friend groups.

Experience Spring in Austin

From volunteering in local parks to attending internationally recognized festivals, Austin offers something for everyone this spring. Whether you’re new to the area or a longtime local, these events are a great way to experience the energy, culture, and community that make Austin special.

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