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There are so many Austin festivals in 2023! It’s already been quite the year for festivals in the Capital City. Some are starting to call Austin the “Festival Capital” besides the “Live Music Capital of the World.”  To keep up with the guide for festivals in Austin, bookmark this page.

The main attractions in July you won’t want to miss is the Fourth of July Fireworks coming up. Here are Four festivals to mark your calendar:

u Fourth of July Fireworks | Tuesday, July 4 | 8 p.m. | Auditorium Shores, 900 W. Riverside Dr., Austin | Free | The City of Austin’s annual fireworks show includes live music from the Austin Symphony Orchestra.

u Willie Nelson’s July 4th Picnic Concert  | Tuesday, July 4 | 2 p.m. | Q-2 Stadium | $53 and up | The event will feature Willie Nelson & Family, Tyler Childers, Shakey Graves, Particle Kid, Asleep at the Wheel and more! It’s his 50th July 4th Picnic Anniversary for 90 year old Willie. Last year was was his first live concert at the Q-2 Stadium!

u Hot Summer Nights | Thursday, July 20-Sunday, July 23 | Times vary | Multiple locations | Free | The Red River Cultural District’s summertime concert series supports charitable programs and Austin’s live music community.

u Summer Fest | Saturday, July 22-Sunday, July 23 | Times vary | 500 W. Dittmar Rd., Austin | Free-$30 | Prepare yourself for two days of live music, face painting, shopping, and eating.

Stay cool and hydrated as we’ve been experiencing warmer than normal temperatures. Enjoy all that Austin has to offer. Check out your local communities for events and have a safe July Fourth celebration of Independence Day!