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City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Round Rock City Council meets at City Hall in downtown Round Rock on the second and fourth Thursday of each month – with the exception of November and December, which are moved to the first and third Thursdays due to the holidays. Agendas are posted on the website at least 72 hours before each meeting. Meetings are televised on cable channel 10, including replays. They can also be viewed live or anytime online on Round Rock Replay. *City Council also meets in a work session every Tuesday morning preceding the Thursday evening meeting to review all agenda items. The agendas for the packet briefings are posted in the Tuesday morning calendar item, as well as, Round Rock Replay. View the City Council Agenda Watch meetings online during or after the meeting View agendas for all City meetings See past agendas and minutes in our Round Rock Replay archives

Memorial Park, 600 N Lee Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

Hosted by The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department, the Trailside Market is a unique outdoor shopping experience where farmers, artisans and local vendors set up storefronts alongside the beautiful Memorial Park Trail.  This is your chance to showcase your goods in an attractive open air, high traffic setting, and connect with the community.  This fresh new market event that celebrates local talent and craftmanship.  Location:  Memorial Park, 600 North Lee Street, Round Rock TX 78664The 2026 series will be offered every Saturday, June–Oct., from 9am–12pm.   June 6thJuly 11thAug. 1stSept. 5thOct. 3rdJune 13thJuly 18thAug. 8thSept. 12thOct. 10thJune 20thJuly 25thAug. 15thSept. 19thOct. 17thJune 27thAug. 22ndSept. 26thOct. 24thAug. 29th Click here for the list of vendors attending this Trailside Market! Note: Vendors are subject to change Vendor Information We are looking for Makers, Bakers, Growers & More! This includes fresh produce, meats, handmade goods, art, plants, preserves, and more. If its locally grown or locally made, we want you trailside! Vendor selection and coordination is managed ONLY by Round Rock Parks and Recreation team members—no third-party individuals or organizations are involved in vendor management for the Trailside Markets.Applications must be submitted through this online site. Applications are reviewed on a first come, first serve basis. Acceptance is not guaranteed with submission.To ensure variety, event team may approve or deny applications based on market needs. Vendors will be notified of acceptance or denial.Vendors must bring all booth materials, including tent, table, chairs, and power. Electricity is not available.Additional vendor details and information available on application form. https://www.roundrocktexas.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Trailside-Market-vendor-video.mp4

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) is a nine-member citizen panel that reviews land development applications, including all subdivision plats within the city limits. It also makes a recommendation to the City Council for or against the adoption of all zoning and rezoning applications. The Planning and Zoning Commission meets approximately every 2-3 weeks. Submittals for this meeting are due by noon, June 16, 2026. Agendas, minutes and meeting videos available at Round Rock Replay. Meeting video is also available at roundrocktexas.gov/tv, as well as on Spectrum channel 10 and U-Verse channel 99. Public notices are posted at www.roundrocktexas.gov/notices. Notices for citywide issues (rather than specific projects) will appear in the table, but not in the map.

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UPCOMING: July 17th – Zootopia In a city of anthropomorphic animals, a rookie bunny cop and a cynical con artist fox must work together to uncover a conspiracy. Hop on over to Old Settlers Park! We’re wrapping up this year’s Moonlight Movie Night series with a wildly fun adventure! Join us under the stars for Zootopia (rated PG) at the Lakeview Stage in Old Settlers Park. The event will begin at 7:30pm and the movie will begin at 8:00pm.Food will be available for purchase from Pastrami Guy..Beverages will be available for purchase from Summer Moon Coffee. Special Thank You to our Sponsor! More About Moonlight Movie Nights Experience the magic of the Moonlight Movie Nights! Join us on select Fridays from May through July at Lakeview Stage in Old Settlers Park. Bring your friends, family, and you comfiest gear and immerse yourself in the movie magic under the stars. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. The event will begin at 7:30pm and the movie will begin at 8:00pm.

Memorial Park, 600 N Lee Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

Hosted by The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department, the Trailside Market is a unique outdoor shopping experience where farmers, artisans and local vendors set up storefronts alongside the beautiful Memorial Park Trail.  This is your chance to showcase your goods in an attractive open air, high traffic setting, and connect with the community.  This fresh new market event that celebrates local talent and craftmanship.  Location:  Memorial Park, 600 North Lee Street, Round Rock TX 78664The 2026 series will be offered every Saturday, June–Oct., from 9am–12pm.   June 6thJuly 11thAug. 1stSept. 5thOct. 3rdJune 13thJuly 18thAug. 8thSept. 12thOct. 10thJune 20thJuly 25thAug. 15thSept. 19thOct. 17thJune 27thAug. 22ndSept. 26thOct. 24thAug. 29th List of vendors attending this Trailside Market COMING SOON! Vendor Information We are looking for Makers, Bakers, Growers & More! This includes fresh produce, meats, handmade goods, art, plants, preserves, and more. If its locally grown or locally made, we want you trailside! Vendor selection and coordination is managed ONLY by Round Rock Parks and Recreation team members—no third-party individuals or organizations are involved in vendor management for the Trailside Markets.Applications must be submitted through this online site. Applications are reviewed on a first come, first serve basis. Acceptance is not guaranteed with submission.To ensure variety, event team may approve or deny applications based on market needs. Vendors will be notified of acceptance or denial.Vendors must bring all booth materials, including tent, table, chairs, and power. Electricity is not available.Additional vendor details and information available on application form. https://www.roundrocktexas.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Trailside-Market-vendor-video.mp4

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Upcoming: July 18th –Kensington Park Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department “Pop Up Play Day” is popping into YOUR community park to bring the PARTY to YOU! Join us at various neighborhood parks throughout the summer for FREE family activities, music and dance, food and refreshments and more. Get active, enjoy the fresh air, connect with your community, and have fun while checking out YOUR neighborhood park. DateThemeLocationMay 16th, 2026ShakeRock Hollow ParkJune 13th, 2026RattleRound Rock West ParkJuly 18th, 2026RollKensington Park Sponsorship Opportunities NOW AVAILABLE! Special Thank You to our Friends of Pop Up Play Day Sponsors!

Round Rock Public Library, 200 E. Liberty Ave, Round Rock, TX, TX, 78664, United States

The Round Rock Public Library and NASA Engages present Artemis Generation – NASA’s Next Giant Leap from 1:00 – 2:30PM on Saturday, July 18, in Meeting Room A&B. Learn about NASA’s Artemis program, which aims to return humans to the Moon and prepare for future missions to Mars. Artemis has already journeyed to the Moon twice: Artemis I, an uncrewed test flight, launched on November 16, 2022, and orbited the Moon before returning on December 11, 2022; and Artemis II, a crewed mission that completed a lunar flyby from April 1–11, 2026. Discover how Artemis will advance science, test new technologies, and build the foundation for the first long-term human presence on the Moon through partnerships with commercial and international collaborators. All are welcome to attend. Recommended for ages 8 and up. About NASA EngagesThe NASA Engages program is composed of NASA Experts who share NASA missions and content at educational, professional, civic, and other public venues. Audiences include preschool to college, libraries and museums, scouts, professional and technical organizations, community groups and other non-profit organizations. Experts are made up of professionals from education, engineering, science, and other fields. NASA Engages is led by NASA’s Next Gen STEM program in the Office of STEM Engagement. About the Presenter Tyler Hines is currently a contract specialist with NASA. He is also a former Pathways student intern at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, where he gained experience in both the Office of Communications and the Office of Procurement. He holds an MBA in Government Contracts and Acquisition from American Public University, where he also earned his B.S. in Space Studies – Aerospace Science in 2024. Growing up, he was initially inspired by local and state heroes like Neil Armstrong, John Glenn, Katherine Johnson, and Chuck Yeager with hopes to follow a similar path. In 2005, he witnessed the launch of STS-114 Discovery, which ultimately fueled him to pursue a career in aerospace. In 2017, he began participating in volunteer outreach efforts through the agency under the Solar System Ambassador program, and later upon arriving at Johnson Space Center supporting local events through NASA Engages, sharing the incredible past, present, and future missions of the American space program. In early 2023, he also served as GreenHab Officer for Crew 274 at the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah, where he conducted germination studies of space-flown seeds originally aboard NASA’s Long-Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF) that flew in Earth orbit from 1984-1990, maintained the on-site greenhouse, and supported various crewed analog research and scientific studies. Overall, he hopes to continue to further share on the exciting efforts of human space exploration across the country and ultimately inspire both the public and the next generation of STEM professionals.Date:Saturday, July 18, 2026

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Round Rock City Council meets in a work session at City Hall the second and fourth Tuesday morning of every month – with the exception of November and December, which are moved due to holidays. Packet Briefings allow Council and staff to review agenda items for the following Thursday evening meeting. The time between meetings allows staff to research questions and provide Council with as much information on Thursday as possible. Packet Briefings are open to the public, same as all Council meetings. View the Packet Briefing Agenda Watch meetings online during or after the meeting View agendas for all City meetings See past agendas and minutes in our Round Rock Replay archives

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) preserves, protects, and promotes the City of Round Rock’s historical resources through preservation, public education, community partnerships, and heritage tourism. Certificate of Appropriateness applications due July 7, 2026. Agendas, minutes and meeting videos available at Round Rock Replay. Meeting video is also available at roundrocktexas.gov/tv, as well as on Spectrum channel 10 and U-Verse channel 99. Public notices are posted at www.roundrocktexas.gov/notices. Notices for citywide issues (rather than specific projects) will appear in the table, but not in the map.

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Transportation and Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors meet on the fourth Thursday of every month at 5:00 PM before the City Council meeting.  Upcoming meeting agendas are posted online at least 72 hours in advance.  View the Type B agenda (not available until 72 hours prior to the meeting) Learn more about this board on the Transportation and Economic Development Corporation page. Watch meetings online during or after the meeting View agendas for all City meetings See past agendas and minutes in our Round Rock Replay archives

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Round Rock City Council meets at City Hall in downtown Round Rock on the second and fourth Thursday of each month – with the exception of November and December, which are moved to the first and third Thursdays due to the holidays. Agendas are posted on the website at least 72 hours before each meeting. Meetings are televised on cable channel 10, including replays. They can also be viewed live or anytime online on Round Rock Replay. *City Council also meets in a work session every Tuesday morning preceding the Thursday evening meeting to review all agenda items. The agendas for the packet briefings are posted in the Tuesday morning calendar item, as well as, Round Rock Replay. View the City Council Agenda Watch meetings online during or after the meeting View agendas for all City meetings See past agendas and minutes in our Round Rock Replay archives

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Upcoming: July 24th – Texas Luau Get ready to experience the Round Rock favorite, Friday Fun Nights: Texas Luau, on July 24th, at the new Lakeview Pavilion and Stage! Bring the entire family and enjoy an evening of island-inspired fun, including: Hula Dancers and Fire Show from Grace Hula Company Kalua Smoked Pig from the Texas Fallen Project Event Exclusive T-Shirts Free beer from Lone Star Beer Free beverages from Summer Moon Coffee Games and Activities And MORE! Sponsorship Opportunities NOW AVAILABLE! Special Thank You to our Sponsors! Presenting Sponsor: Supporting Sponsors: More About Friday Fun Nights Friday Fun Nights is heading to the new Lakeview Pavillion and Stage area in Old Settlers Park for 2026!  Bring the family for themed activities on select Fridays, in May and July. Friday Fun Nights include free entertainment and activities for all ages, all set against the beautiful scenery of Old Settlers Park!     Each Friday Fun Night will feature FREE fun activities for the entire family! See the schedule below: DateTimeThemeMay 22nd, 20267:30 – 10:00pmPizza PartyJuly 24th, 20267:30 – 10:00pmTexas Luau

Memorial Park, 600 N Lee Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

Hosted by The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department, the Trailside Market is a unique outdoor shopping experience where farmers, artisans and local vendors set up storefronts alongside the beautiful Memorial Park Trail.  This is your chance to showcase your goods in an attractive open air, high traffic setting, and connect with the community.  This fresh new market event that celebrates local talent and craftmanship.  Location:  Memorial Park, 600 North Lee Street, Round Rock TX 78664The 2026 series will be offered every Saturday, June–Oct., from 9am–12pm.   June 6thJuly 11thAug. 1stSept. 5thOct. 3rdJune 13thJuly 18thAug. 8thSept. 12thOct. 10thJune 20thJuly 25thAug. 15thSept. 19thOct. 17thJune 27thAug. 22ndSept. 26thOct. 24thAug. 29th List of vendors attending this Trailside Market COMING SOON! Vendor Information We are looking for Makers, Bakers, Growers & More! This includes fresh produce, meats, handmade goods, art, plants, preserves, and more. If its locally grown or locally made, we want you trailside! Vendor selection and coordination is managed ONLY by Round Rock Parks and Recreation team members—no third-party individuals or organizations are involved in vendor management for the Trailside Markets.Applications must be submitted through this online site. Applications are reviewed on a first come, first serve basis. Acceptance is not guaranteed with submission.To ensure variety, event team may approve or deny applications based on market needs. Vendors will be notified of acceptance or denial.Vendors must bring all booth materials, including tent, table, chairs, and power. Electricity is not available.Additional vendor details and information available on application form. https://www.roundrocktexas.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Trailside-Market-vendor-video.mp4

Memorial Park, 600 N Lee Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

Hosted by The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department, the Trailside Market is a unique outdoor shopping experience where farmers, artisans and local vendors set up storefronts alongside the beautiful Memorial Park Trail.  This is your chance to showcase your goods in an attractive open air, high traffic setting, and connect with the community.  This fresh new market event that celebrates local talent and craftmanship.  Location:  Memorial Park, 600 North Lee Street, Round Rock TX 78664The 2026 series will be offered every Saturday, June–Oct., from 9am–12pm.   June 6thJuly 11thAug. 1stSept. 5thOct. 3rdJune 13thJuly 18thAug. 8thSept. 12thOct. 10thJune 20thJuly 25thAug. 15thSept. 19thOct. 17thJune 27thAug. 22ndSept. 26thOct. 24thAug. 29th List of vendors attending this Trailside Market COMING SOON! Vendor Information We are looking for Makers, Bakers, Growers & More! This includes fresh produce, meats, handmade goods, art, plants, preserves, and more. If its locally grown or locally made, we want you trailside! Vendor selection and coordination is managed ONLY by Round Rock Parks and Recreation team members—no third-party individuals or organizations are involved in vendor management for the Trailside Markets.Applications must be submitted through this online site. Applications are reviewed on a first come, first serve basis. Acceptance is not guaranteed with submission.To ensure variety, event team may approve or deny applications based on market needs. Vendors will be notified of acceptance or denial.Vendors must bring all booth materials, including tent, table, chairs, and power. Electricity is not available.Additional vendor details and information available on application form. https://www.roundrocktexas.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Trailside-Market-vendor-video.mp4

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) is a nine-member citizen panel that reviews land development applications, including all subdivision plats within the city limits. It also makes a recommendation to the City Council for or against the adoption of all zoning and rezoning applications. The Planning and Zoning Commission meets approximately every 2-3 weeks. Submittals for this meeting are due by noon, July 7, 2026. Agendas, minutes and meeting videos available at Round Rock Replay. Meeting video is also available at roundrocktexas.gov/tv, as well as on Spectrum channel 10 and U-Verse channel 99. Public notices are posted at www.roundrocktexas.gov/notices. Notices for citywide issues (rather than specific projects) will appear in the table, but not in the map.

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Round Rock Summer Arts Fest is our signature downtown arts event! Festival Hours Friday, August 7, 2026: 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm Saturday, August 8, 2026: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm Sunday, August 9, 2026:  9:00 am – 3:00 pm  Location: Downtown Round Rock, 216 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX 78664 Admission is free. Learn more Grab all of the details on our official Round Rock Summer Arts Fest website.

Memorial Park, 600 N Lee Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

Hosted by The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department, the Trailside Market is a unique outdoor shopping experience where farmers, artisans and local vendors set up storefronts alongside the beautiful Memorial Park Trail.  This is your chance to showcase your goods in an attractive open air, high traffic setting, and connect with the community.  This fresh new market event that celebrates local talent and craftmanship.  Location:  Memorial Park, 600 North Lee Street, Round Rock TX 78664The 2026 series will be offered every Saturday, June–Oct., from 9am–12pm.   June 6thJuly 11thAug. 1stSept. 5thOct. 3rdJune 13thJuly 18thAug. 8thSept. 12thOct. 10thJune 20thJuly 25thAug. 15thSept. 19thOct. 17thJune 27thAug. 22ndSept. 26thOct. 24thAug. 29th List of vendors attending this Trailside Market COMING SOON! Vendor Information We are looking for Makers, Bakers, Growers & More! This includes fresh produce, meats, handmade goods, art, plants, preserves, and more. If its locally grown or locally made, we want you trailside! Vendor selection and coordination is managed ONLY by Round Rock Parks and Recreation team members—no third-party individuals or organizations are involved in vendor management for the Trailside Markets.Applications must be submitted through this online site. Applications are reviewed on a first come, first serve basis. Acceptance is not guaranteed with submission.To ensure variety, event team may approve or deny applications based on market needs. Vendors will be notified of acceptance or denial.Vendors must bring all booth materials, including tent, table, chairs, and power. Electricity is not available.Additional vendor details and information available on application form. https://www.roundrocktexas.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Trailside-Market-vendor-video.mp4

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Round Rock Summer Arts Fest is our signature downtown arts event! Festival Hours Friday, August 7, 2026: 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm Saturday, August 8, 2026: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm Sunday, August 9, 2026:  9:00 am – 3:00 pm  Location: Downtown Round Rock, 216 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX 78664 Admission is free. Learn more Grab all of the details on our official Round Rock Summer Arts Fest website.

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Round Rock Summer Arts Fest is our signature downtown arts event! Festival Hours Friday, August 7, 2026: 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm Saturday, August 8, 2026: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm Sunday, August 9, 2026:  9:00 am – 3:00 pm  Location: Downtown Round Rock, 216 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX 78664 Admission is free. Learn more Grab all of the details on our official Round Rock Summer Arts Fest website.

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Round Rock City Council meets in a work session at City Hall the second and fourth Tuesday morning of every month – with the exception of November and December, which are moved due to holidays. Packet Briefings allow Council and staff to review agenda items for the following Thursday evening meeting. The time between meetings allows staff to research questions and provide Council with as much information on Thursday as possible. Packet Briefings are open to the public, same as all Council meetings. View the Packet Briefing Agenda Watch meetings online during or after the meeting View agendas for all City meetings See past agendas and minutes in our Round Rock Replay archives

Allen R Baca Center, 301 W Bagdad Ave., Bldg. 2, Round Rock, Texas, 78664, United States

Guest Speaker: Bob O’Dell, writer/producer of the upcoming documentary film: Tonkawa They All Stay Together The Tonkawa are the only federally recognized Indigenous tribe that traces its origins to Central Texas. How did the Tonkawa first “see” this land and its earliest founders? And now, two centuries later, how does the tribe see Round Rock today? Bob O’Dell Bob O’Dell is a high-tech entrepreneur turned writer and filmmaker who specializes in “bridge-building” stories that connect diverse communities and overlooked histories. His work includes the role of Austin’s Black community in the naming of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Orthodox Jews in Israel, and the history of the Tonkawa Tribe. He is the writer and producer of the feature-length documentary Tonkawa: They All Stay Together. Since 2020, Bob has conducted extensive research into the Texas history of the Tonkawa people and assembled one of the largest private collections of historical sources on the tribe. He holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Sciences from the University of South Florida. Poster for the documentary film “Tonkawa They All Stay Together”

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Round Rock City Council meets at City Hall in downtown Round Rock on the second and fourth Thursday of each month – with the exception of November and December, which are moved to the first and third Thursdays due to the holidays. Agendas are posted on the website at least 72 hours before each meeting. Meetings are televised on cable channel 10, including replays. They can also be viewed live or anytime online on Round Rock Replay. *City Council also meets in a work session every Tuesday morning preceding the Thursday evening meeting to review all agenda items. The agendas for the packet briefings are posted in the Tuesday morning calendar item, as well as, Round Rock Replay. View the City Council Agenda Watch meetings online during or after the meeting View agendas for all City meetings See past agendas and minutes in our Round Rock Replay archives

Memorial Park, 600 N Lee Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

Hosted by The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department, the Trailside Market is a unique outdoor shopping experience where farmers, artisans and local vendors set up storefronts alongside the beautiful Memorial Park Trail.  This is your chance to showcase your goods in an attractive open air, high traffic setting, and connect with the community.  This fresh new market event that celebrates local talent and craftmanship.  Location:  Memorial Park, 600 North Lee Street, Round Rock TX 78664The 2026 series will be offered every Saturday, June–Oct., from 9am–12pm.   June 6thJuly 11thAug. 1stSept. 5thOct. 3rdJune 13thJuly 18thAug. 8thSept. 12thOct. 10thJune 20thJuly 25thAug. 15thSept. 19thOct. 17thJune 27thAug. 22ndSept. 26thOct. 24thAug. 29th List of vendors attending this Trailside Market COMING SOON! Vendor Information We are looking for Makers, Bakers, Growers & More! This includes fresh produce, meats, handmade goods, art, plants, preserves, and more. If its locally grown or locally made, we want you trailside! Vendor selection and coordination is managed ONLY by Round Rock Parks and Recreation team members—no third-party individuals or organizations are involved in vendor management for the Trailside Markets.Applications must be submitted through this online site. Applications are reviewed on a first come, first serve basis. Acceptance is not guaranteed with submission.To ensure variety, event team may approve or deny applications based on market needs. Vendors will be notified of acceptance or denial.Vendors must bring all booth materials, including tent, table, chairs, and power. Electricity is not available.Additional vendor details and information available on application form. https://www.roundrocktexas.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Trailside-Market-vendor-video.mp4

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) preserves, protects, and promotes the City of Round Rock’s historical resources through preservation, public education, community partnerships, and heritage tourism. Certificate of Appropriateness applications due August 4, 2026. Agendas, minutes and meeting videos available at Round Rock Replay. Meeting video is also available at roundrocktexas.gov/tv, as well as on Spectrum channel 10 and U-Verse channel 99. Public notices are posted at www.roundrocktexas.gov/notices. Notices for citywide issues (rather than specific projects) will appear in the table, but not in the map.

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) is a nine-member citizen panel that reviews land development applications, including all subdivision plats within the city limits. It also makes a recommendation to the City Council for or against the adoption of all zoning and rezoning applications. The Planning and Zoning Commission meets approximately every 2-3 weeks. Submittals for this meeting are due by noon, July 21, 2026. Agendas, minutes and meeting videos available at Round Rock Replay. Meeting video is also available at roundrocktexas.gov/tv, as well as on Spectrum channel 10 and U-Verse channel 99. Public notices are posted at www.roundrocktexas.gov/notices. Notices for citywide issues (rather than specific projects) will appear in the table, but not in the map.

Memorial Park, 600 N Lee Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

Hosted by The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department, the Trailside Market is a unique outdoor shopping experience where farmers, artisans and local vendors set up storefronts alongside the beautiful Memorial Park Trail.  This is your chance to showcase your goods in an attractive open air, high traffic setting, and connect with the community.  This fresh new market event that celebrates local talent and craftmanship.  Location:  Memorial Park, 600 North Lee Street, Round Rock TX 78664The 2026 series will be offered every Saturday, June–Oct., from 9am–12pm.   June 6thJuly 11thAug. 1stSept. 5thOct. 3rdJune 13thJuly 18thAug. 8thSept. 12thOct. 10thJune 20thJuly 25thAug. 15thSept. 19thOct. 17thJune 27thAug. 22ndSept. 26thOct. 24thAug. 29th List of vendors attending this Trailside Market COMING SOON! Vendor Information We are looking for Makers, Bakers, Growers & More! This includes fresh produce, meats, handmade goods, art, plants, preserves, and more. If its locally grown or locally made, we want you trailside! Vendor selection and coordination is managed ONLY by Round Rock Parks and Recreation team members—no third-party individuals or organizations are involved in vendor management for the Trailside Markets.Applications must be submitted through this online site. Applications are reviewed on a first come, first serve basis. Acceptance is not guaranteed with submission.To ensure variety, event team may approve or deny applications based on market needs. Vendors will be notified of acceptance or denial.Vendors must bring all booth materials, including tent, table, chairs, and power. Electricity is not available.Additional vendor details and information available on application form. https://www.roundrocktexas.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Trailside-Market-vendor-video.mp4

City Council Chambers, 221 East Main Street, Round Rock, TX, 78664, United States

The Round Rock City Council meets in a work session at City Hall the second and fourth Tuesday morning of every month – with the exception of November and December, which are moved due to holidays. Packet Briefings allow Council and staff to review agenda items for the following Thursday evening meeting. The time between meetings allows staff to research questions and provide Council with as much information on Thursday as possible. Packet Briefings are open to the public, same as all Council meetings. View the Packet Briefing Agenda Watch meetings online during or after the meeting View agendas for all City meetings See past agendas and minutes in our Round Rock Replay archives