Round Rock is buzzing with excitement as Thanksgiving approaches, offering a vibrant array of events for locals to enjoy.

The Light Park at Dell Diamond dazzles with its drive-thru holiday light display set to music, running through November 23 for families and friends to celebrate together.

Music lovers can head downtown for Music on Main at Prete Plaza, with live shows—including the fall finale—providing lively entertainment.

The Almost Everything Pop-Up Market spotlights local creators and is a must for unique holiday finds.

Creative spirits can experience distinctive tastes at Urban Creekside’s tequila pairing.

Golfers can support local veterans at Forest Creek Golf Club, while karaoke nights bring fun and music to Round Rock Tavern. 

📚 Library Programs – Round Rock Public Library

The Brushy Creek Post Office first opened in 1851, but when confusion arose with another Texas town called Brushy, it was renamed Round Rock in 1854.

This subtle name change quietly cemented the community’s identity, eventually shaping maps, business signs, and city charters.

Even routine paperwork can define a place or business for generations, underscoring how branding often starts behind the scenes.

This lesson resonates today for local entrepreneurs—staking out your digital presence and name consistency is essential.

Recently, Round Rock celebrated the grand opening of the Lakeview Pavilion & Stage at Old Settlers Park, featuring a live performance by acclaimed soul artist Allen Stone.

The thriving Almost Everything Pop Up Market also showcases the city’s growing creative energy.

Round Rock’s evolution highlights the power of community, branding, and active participation in shaping a lasting legacy.

A fall on the stairs four years ago forever altered how I walked, leaving my left leg stiff and stubborn.

It was only thanks to Cammie—a gentle dog I cared for—that I realized my worsening hip and knee pain needed real attention.

The diagnosis was daunting: knee damage, a torn meniscus, and a possible tibia fracture.

After months of crutches and slow recovery, I discovered OsteoStrong in Georgetown.

Their welcoming staff guided me through brief, pain-free sessions using the Spectrum System machines, designed to improve bone strength without strain.

With just five sessions, my mobility began to return—I could walk longer and stand steadier with minimal pain.

The biggest gift was how gentle and supportive the process felt.

For anyone in Georgetown seeking hope after injury, OsteoStrong offers a path to healing and renewed confidence.

Local Shelters & Adoption Info

Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter (WCRAS)
📍  1855 SE Inner Loop, Georgetown, TX  (serving Round Rock)
📌 Open daily 12 PM–6 PM (closed holidays)
🌐 Handles local lost and abandoned animals—rehome listings and in-shelter pets available.

Central Texas SPCA (Leander)
📍 909 S Bagdad Rd, Leander, TX
📅 Open Fri–Mon, 11 AM–6 PM
📄 Pulls from high-kill shelters, offers a personalized force-free adoption process, and provides spacious, low-stress care.

Austin Pets Alive! & Austin Humane Society
📍 Austin-area non-profits with robust adoption platforms
🌐 Large catalogs of dogs and cats available for adoption or rescue; many are foster-based listings near Round Rock.

How to Adopt or Apply
📌 Visit each shelter's website for current available animals and online application forms (e.g., AdoptAPet listings for dogs and cats near Round Rock)
📌 Bring photo ID, proof of residence, and references if required.
📌 Fees vary by pet—many shelters reduce adoption costs through seasonal specials.