October brings a lively calendar of events to Georgetown, Texas, giving residents plenty of reasons to get out and enjoy the season. Below is a roundup of activities ranging from farm‑yard fun to cultural performances, each highlighting the town’s strong sense of community and family values.
Georgetown Fall Festival
The Georgetown Fall Festival kicks off the season with a classic pumpkin patch and a sprawling 4.5‑acre corn maze. Visitors can also enjoy pig racing, pony rides, and a petting zoo, making it an ideal outing for families with young children.
Ghosts of the Georgetown Square
Hosted by the Williamson Museum, this evening ghost tour explores the haunted history of downtown Georgetown. Tours run Friday and Saturday evenings from October 2‑30 at 7:30 p.m., 8 p.m., and 9 p.m. Admission is $20 for the public and $15 for museum members. The tour meets at 716 S. Austin Ave.
‘Oklahoma!’ at the Georgetown Palace Theatre
The beloved 1943 musical “Oklahoma!” returns to the Georgetown Palace Theatre, telling the story of a farm girl torn between two suitors. The production offers a nostalgic look at classic American theater and is a great cultural outing for all ages.
11th Annual Duck Race
Three hundred rubber ducks will be released into the San Gabriel River for a friendly competition organized by the Georgetown Fire and Police Dive Team. Participants can purchase duck tickets in advance for a chance to win first‑, second‑, and third‑place prizes. Proceeds support a scholarship program for Georgetown ISD seniors, funded by the American Association of University Women Georgetown chapter.
33rd Annual Clayman Rodeo
The Clayman Rodeo returns on October 3 at 5 p.m. with events for riders of all ages, from barrel racing to a kids’ calf scramble. General admission is $15, with a $10 discount for children ages 6‑10. The rodeo is held at 2401 Southwestern Blvd., and tickets can be purchased by calling 512‑863‑7649.
Faith in Action 25th Annual Choral Concert
Faith in Action Georgetown, a nonprofit serving older adults, presents an evening of music featuring local choirs and community groups. Luminary seats are available for $25, allowing donors to honor or remember loved ones while supporting the organization’s mission.
Autumn Art Stroll
The Georgetown Art Stroll invites participants to explore the Downtown Cultural District through interactive art experiences, live music, artist demonstrations, and local shopping opportunities. The stroll showcases the town’s vibrant creative scene.
‘The Second‑to‑Last Chance Ladies League’
This comedy at the Doug Smith Performance Center follows four best friends who transform a wedding venue into an events center, only to encounter a series of humorous mishaps. The show offers light‑hearted entertainment for a night out.
Georgetown Pride Festival
The annual Georgetown Pride Festival returns to Wellspring United Methodist Church, celebrating diversity and inclusion with music, food, and community activities organized by the Georgetown Pride organization.
Chicks for Charity: Designer Purse Bingo
Chicks for Charity hosts a Designer Purse Bingo fundraiser featuring ten bingo games, designer purse prizes, a ticket raffle, door prizes, and food. All proceeds benefit the Georgetown Area Junior Forum, a youth leadership organization.
Dia de los Muertos in Downtown Georgetown
Downtown Georgetown will host a Dia de los Muertos celebration featuring cultural performances, live music, artisan vendors, and a marketplace honoring local history and heritage.
These events reflect Georgetown’s commitment to family‑friendly entertainment, cultural enrichment, and community service. Residents are encouraged to check individual event websites for the latest details and any changes to schedules.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Austin — read the source article.
