Flograppling will bring some of the best jiu jitsu athletes in the world together on Who's Number One. Nicholas Meregali and Kaynan Duarte square off in the main event; Ffion Davies and Jasmine Rocha face off for the Flyweight Championship Bout; and Ethan Crelinsten and Dante Leon battle for the Lightweight Championship Bout.

Tezos WNO 19: Meregali vs. Duarte

For anyone looking to spend some time with feline friends, this event is purrfect. It not only features cat art, merch, and themed activities, but also promises adoptable cats. Guests are encouraged to bring their own cats, if they're the social type.

POP Cats

Fitness gurus will find plenty of action here, from meeting fitness icons to discovering wellness products to viewing demos and competitions.

Austin Fit Fest

The Texas Woodworking Festival – produced annually by the Austin School of Furniture – brings together lumber yards, woodworking organizations, content creators, furniture makers, and tool manufacturers for a weekend of food, drinks, and all things woodworking.

Texas Woodworking Festival

Tackle your back-to-school shopping with dozens of boutique and designer vendors under one roof, and feast on the bargains as every rack is a sale rack.

Le Garage Sale

This festival celebrates all things wood with educational seminars, a trade show, and other activities. The event also serves as a fundraiser for Austin’s School of Furniture.

A full weekend bringing a multitude of the world’s best tattoo artists to one place.

Austin Tattoo Invitational

It's Putas del Fuego vs. Cherry Bombs for this penultimate showdown.

Texas Roller Derby Playoffs

The convergence of three conferences, the AI Summit, Quantum Computing Summit, and IoT World, into one experience, spotlighting how emerging tech impacts businesses, individuals, and daily life.

Applied Intelligence Live! Austin

Dealers, collectors, and aficionados gather to share vinyl, CDs, cassettes, posters, shirts, and other music memorabilia from hundreds of vendors. Early-bird shoppers get a day of early access Friday as well as early admission on Saturday and Sunday.

Austin Record Convention

Austin Gem & Mineral Society hosts a gem and mineral show featuring dozens of vendors, exhibits, demos, and door prizes, with this year's theme being "Minerals of India."

Gem Capers

Stay tuned for details about the banked-track Roller Derby championship.

Texas Roller Derby Calvello Cup

Warm up for Halloween by shopping local artisans and curators of rare oddities and marvels, attending witchy workshops, and more. Witchlings and sorcerer's apprentices 10 and under get in free and can trick-or-treat throughout the fair.

Bitchcraft Fair

This annual sale gives attendees a unique opportunity to purchase from tens of thousands of items at bargain prices, with items ranging from jewelry and children’s clothing to tools and vintage collectibles, so there’s something for everyone. A ticketed preview party kicks it off Nov. 1, 7pm.

The 48th Annual Garage & Estate Sale

Kick off the holiday season with the Junior League of Austin's annual market benefiting the group's signature programs and nonprofit partners. Shop from over 200 vendors, get holiday photos, and enjoy entertainment and special children's parties.

A Christmas Affair: Cosmic Holiday

As part of H-E-B’s Hunger Relief Program, they welcome the community to a free holiday meal with live music, arts & crafts, children’s activities, and entertainment for the whole family.

H-E-B Feast of Sharing

Find tons of treasures among the vintage clothing, antiques, collectibles, and more.

City-Wide Vintage Sale

The horror holiday market brings in special guests from 1974's Texas Chain Saw Massacre and 2021's Candyman so you can get photos and autographs from horror icons as you shop over 90 vendors offering gothic and dark merchandise. You'll also find children's activities, performers, a Krampus parade, a silent auction benefiting SAFE Alliance, and more.

Horror for the Holidays

Support over 120 diverse local makers and small businesses offering decor, fashion, art, food, and more.

Markets for Makers

This vibrant and immersive fine art and music festival has stood the test of time as Austin’s premier destination for high-quality art, live music, and artisan gifts for the holiday season, now in its 48th year. Three dozen musical artists are scheduled to perform, and almost 200 artists will have goods on display.

Armadillo Christmas Bazaar

Over 130 queer artists and vendors fill up this Little Gay Shop-hosted market where you're sure to find gifts for everyone.

Big Ole Queer Market Holiday Edition

This dazzling night features a stunning cast of performance artists from around the globe, showcasing Austin's best aerial and pole performers. Two intermissions guarantee plenty of time to socialize and enjoy cocktails at the venue’s cash bars. This is, they're telling us, the perfect event at which to enjoy the coming of 2024 with your friends and loved ones – and we're believing them.

New Year’s Eve Aerial Spectacular

It's a full weekend of contests, exhibitors, and more with artists from around the world at the 21st annual expo, including burlesque entertainment from Jigglewatts and a Lizard Man sideshow Saturday and Sunday. After all the artistry and entertainment, find afterparties Friday at the Liberty (1618 E. Sixth) and Saturday at Doris Miller Rec Center (2300 Rosewood) for a Tattooed Gloves charity boxing event raising funds for ART, a nonprofit providing art supplies to elementary schools.

Star of Texas Tattoo Art Revival

The city’s most bodacious shopping experience returns, showcasing more than 130 buzzed-about boutiques, brands, and designers under the PEC’s big ol’ roof: the whole place decked out for two solid days of vigorous retail therapy. Everything’s on sale, and you can enjoy fine tipples and tunes spun by live DJs while you bop, browse, and discover bargains from the likes of Adelante, Silk Ranch, Baga Designs, Gameday Boots, Stash Classic Couture, Lux Rox Boutique, Prisma Vintage, NVMBR DCMBR, Chasing Indigo, House of Eberstein, and many more.– Wayne Alan Brenner

Walk beside realer-than-real dinos with yer kiddos – or your adult friends, the Chron won’t judge – while checking out fossils, photo ops, and other interactive excitement.

Jurassic Quest

It’s an established fact that dinosaurs are cool for everyone – kids, grownups, and in-betweens – so is there a more perfect event than this, the No. 1 dino experience in North America? Jurassic Quest combines elements of a natural history museum with an adventure park to create an unforgettable and educational outing for all ages. Expect to find huge rideable animatronics, bounce houses, fossil digs, dino crafts, tons of photo ops, and even lifelike baby Triceratops and Camarasaurus replicas to meet. It’s like getting to go to Jurassic Park without the risk of getting eaten by a T. rex! – Kat McNevins

Long for the days of the original Nintendo or Genesis or Game Boy? Join a gathering of like-minded folks for guests, live music, vendors, cosplay, tournaments, and more retro-gaming enjoyment.

Classic Game Fest

A purr-fect way to spend the weekend if you like the sound of “a festival where the worlds of cats and pop collide” with art, workshops, catios, cattoos, and more.