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Texas Mead Festival
Now here's a real honey of an event! The seventh annual Texas Mead Festival out in Seguin is a celebration of that versatile alcoholic beverage made by fermenting the golden goodness that comes from bees, and it features the potent creations of nine different Texas-based meaderies – including Austin's own Meridian Hive – and the international participants in this year's Texas Mead Cup competition and, as if the finest beverages weren't sufficient, you can also sample the honey that the mead's made from. Listen: "The fest is the only time you'l be able to see all the state's commercial mead makers in one place, and taste their products!" True enough – and, we reckon, what an excellent excuse for a day trip. Recommended!Sat., Oct. 27, 10am-5pm. $15-20.Seguin Town Square, 101 E. Court, Seguin
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Sweet Eats Fruit Farm Fall Festival
Located east of Georgetown on the banks of the San Gabriel river shaded by pecan trees, Sweet Eats Farm is a peach orchard that offers activities for the whole family to enjoy. This fall, Sweet Eats will be hosting a fall festival featuring classics like hay rides, face painting, and a pumpkin patch.Through Nov. 4. Sat.-Sun., 9am-6pm -
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Texas Trucklandia Festival
Here's a festival we can really get behind. Or, rather, it can get behind us – or wherever else it wants to go – because it's a gathering of so many of the innovative food trucks represented in this mobile-nom-crazed city of ours. Now in its sixth year of robust cuisine-on-wheels celebration, all decked out with live music and plenty of tippling opportunities (hell, Dewar's is the main sponsor!), this panoply of dining opps will take place right there in the vast parking lot of what can still be more or less considered Austin's daily newspaper.Sat., Oct. 27 -
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The Boozery: A Haunted Bar Takeover
If this is October, then that East Austin bar called Craftsman is transforming itself into a haunted pop-up boozery, offering spookily themed cocktails, scares, and surprises. Well, whattaya know, mortal: It's October! Pro tip: Try the "Billy Butcherson" cocktail with its Grand Marnier foam.Through Oct. 31
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