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This Weekend in Lake Travis: July 3 – July 6

Written by Todd Hower | July 3, 2014

One of the best things about summer is celebrating our beloved country’s independence. The 4th of July weekend in the Lake Travis area and beyond is filled with events that include neighborhood parades, cookouts, live music, and fireworks!

Lake Travis Lifestyle has put together some of the awesome ways you can celebrate the Red, White and Blue. It’s a big weekend that starts a little early with live music on Thursday night, so we decided to get this info out today instead of Friday. That way, you’ll have plenty of time to plan your social calendars for the three-day weekend (and we can take the day off on Friday).

Happy Independence Day and enjoy your weekend!

Hill Country Galleria Independence Day Festival: The Best Firework Show in Central Texas

Written by Emily O'Shaughnessy | June 25, 2014

This Saturday, break out your red, white and blue and head to the Hill Country Galleria for a day of entertainment, food, festivities and fun. The entire family can kick off the July 4^th holiday a little early at the Hill Country Galleria Independence Day Festival.

The event runs Saturday, June 28^th from 4pm to midnight.

The festival includes over 75 vendors showcasing jewelry, clothing, art, handmade goods, gifts and more. There will be plenty of food vendors, fair rides, carnival games and even a petting zoo for the kids.

Live music will entertain festival goers all day long with performances from Quiet Company, Dale Watson & His Lone Stars, Minor Mishap Marching Band, Lost And Nameless Orchestra, Mayeux and Broussard and Residual Kid.

Blues on the Green is Back!

Written by Emily O'Shaughnessy | June 4, 2014

KGSR’s Blues on the Green, a free concert series that runs every other Wednesday during the summer at Zilker Park, begins this Wednesday, June 4^th .* Saints of Valory and special guest Wild Child kick off the 2014 season.

An Austin tradition now in its 24^th year, Blues on the Green provides a fun, laid-back atmosphere that appeals to music-lovers of all ages. Best of all, it’s free!

There’s always a good mix of folks at Blues on Green, which makes for some pretty great people-watching. You’ll see families, after-work crowd, hipsters, retirees, artists, college students and more. It’s cool to see so many different types of people coming together for the same simple purpose — to enjoy outdoor live music on a beautiful summer night in Austin.

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