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Stroll through a walking path featuring more than 100 holiday light displays created by businesses, organizations, school groups, and families, and enjoy live entertainment most evenings. Admission is free. Donations are appreciated.

Just like clockwork, the Dems are back on the debate stage with a smaller, less diverse group.

ECHO is looking for 800 volunteers to make its annual count of everyone experiencing homelessness in Austin and Travis County a success. The 2020 count takes place Jan. 25. Anyone 18 or older can participate; volunteers will work in teams counting folks in their assigned area. Others can collect donations for the care packages distributed during the count.

Unique artwork and gifts from Texas artists, including cards, jewelry, prints, original final art, clothing, books, ceramics, glass, and more.

Adults are invited to improve their computer skills, ranging from how to use a mouse and keyboard to an introduction to the internet. No prerequisites.

Learn how to help register your fellow citizens to vote.

Nurses will be on-site to help navigate health concerns, provide check-ups, offer nutrition education, and help track down affordable health insurance coverage.

The folks from Lost Draw Cellars will be on hand to offer tastings of their wine while Colton’s Kin provides the musical entertainment.

Review and provide feedback for the draft 2020 Mobility Annual Plan, which includes sidewalks, safe routes to school, bikeways, urban trails, intersection safety, Vision Zero improvements, and more. Funded by the 2016 Mobility Bond, the final 2020 MAP is expected to be released in early March.

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Take a walk through hemp history, explore unique local hemp retailers, and win prizes at this interactive hemp education experience.

The Austin Tinplate Trackers hobby club builds a Christmas village around the model train tracks in the Downtowner Gallery.

An extra-long meditation session created specifically to help you unwind from the holiday stress.

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The county courthouse, the Pedernales Electric Co-op building, and the town are bathed in twinkling lights with parades, food courts, and special events on weekends.

Bastrop puts on seasonally themed light displays, a nighttime holiday parade, a snow day, and more activities for the whole family throughout the month.

In celebration of the 60th anniversary of Motown Records, this exhibit is the first major museum exhibition to embrace all facets – music, culture, and politics – of the Sixties' biggest sounds.

The city’s Purchasing Office shares tips on how to respond to competitive solicitations. One of two workshops.

Learn about Life Line’s five-test package of preventive health screenings with Lakeway Activity Center. Call to register.

ATD wants your input on how to improve transit options along Stassney from West Gate Blvd. to South Congress, so visit the link online and share your thoughts!

Shop, dine, and take in some live music.

United Way of Williamson County is looking for volunteers to help with free tax prep services in Georgetown, Hutto, Leander, Liberty Hill, and Taylor. Work includes tax prep, translating, and greeting. No prior experience necessary, as a free training is provided, complete with IRS certification.: The sites will be open from Jan. 28 through April 15. Bilingual folks are sorely needed. Email, call, or visit the website for more info.

Get a jump on the holiday season with a stroll through 2 million sparkling lights in the park along the lake.

The city’s Watershed Protection Department leads a discussion on updating the payment structure for both the Regional Stormwater Management Program and the Urban Watershed Structural Control Fund.