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Stop by your nearest Mattress Firm to donate new, unwrapped teddy bears, stuffed animals, and other bedtime toys for foster youth in the Austin community.

'Tis the season to take a stroll through the pumpkin patch. Leave time to explore the photo ops and other fam-friendly activities.

Among the lessons students will learn are personal development, BMX bicycle safety, bicycle handling and maneuvers, bicycle care and maintenance, and BMX ethics in the park.

Learn about the proposed MetroRapid corridors (they're proposing going from the two we have to seven – we say YES!) via the virtual open house, available online through Oct. 24. You can email comments during that time to the address provided.

The town famous for the cattle herds trailing north welcomes Andy Warhol’s Cowboys and Indians series, along with art by Bob “Daddy-O” Wade, John Nieto, John Moyers, Billy Schenck, and Ira Yeager.

This is a free bilingual digital literacy program for adults to learn essential computer literacy skills.

This is a monthlong, class-based program incorporating balance, cardio, speed training, and strength work to help build a solid foundation for safe, healthy physical activity.

A four-part online training on the “head to heart” of everyday leadership, individual decision making, group decision making, and managing motivation. Students should expect 4-6 hours of material weekly for a total of 16-24 hours of training with one in-person session.

Meet Downtown and take a tour of Austin's most ghoulish places while hearing tales of murder, mystery, and unrequited love.

Download the Let’s Roam scavenger hunt app and tour the haunted sites in Downtown – think more hotels and mansions, less West Sixth bars at closing time. No reservations, no tour guides, and fun for all ages.

Luminex Toastmasters is a public speaking group that will help you to become a more confident public speaker.

Community Advocacy & Healing Project hosts their annual POC book drive for the holidays so donate or offer your volunteer services when it comes time to distribute.: Community members are also invited to attend check-ins at the Carver Museum (1161 Angelina), on Thu., Nov. 21 and Mon., Nov. 25, 6:30-8:30pm.

Join APD district reps for a discussion on current issues in the Ida area.

Land use commissioners once again take up the proposed Land Development Code Revision.

This nine-week interactive workshop explores the creativity process through experiential, hands-on exercises. "Focused on the process and the act of doing, opposed to the outcome or product, Story Bar Lab will explore ways to overcome fear, embrace curiosity, and channel our muse in all creative endeavors."

Gather your smartest friends for a night of live hosted trivia. Gift cards awarded to top teams at the end of the night!

The event celebrates the release of Amy Edwards' new novel, The Trouble With Becoming a Witch, featuring sage and palo santo smudging, a witch spell kit, and a sound mediation by Taylor Ellison.

Learn the ins and outs of tax returns.

Folks who donate at least twice between Sept. 1-Nov. 30 will receive a Sustaining Donor card for an exclusive T-shirt that can be redeemed at the end of November.

Donate blood or platelets between Oct. 21-26 and receive a voucher good for one Tacodeli breakfast taco (while supplies last).

Kids (ages 5-10) are invited to create and enter an original drawing of the Zilker Holiday Tree. Top three winners from each age category (5-7 & 8-10) will help light the Zilker Holiday Tree on Dec. 1. See website for rules & entry instructions.