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Fall doesn’t really arrive in San Antonio Texas until about November, if then. However, if you’re a lover of all things fall, you can still celebrate it with these September events happening in the area. I’ve got scary events for adults only and kid-friendly events around the area to help you celebrate fall, even if it doesn’t feel like fall. If you’re looking to find fall colors, use this post to help you find the foliage. This post may contain affiliate links. Which means I get a portion of the sales if you make a booking through my link at no extra cost to you! Top Travel Resources After decades of traveling, there’s 3 companies I tend to use over

Personally, I think August is the worst time of year in the Texas Hill Country. It’s so hot, it’s back to school time, and those summer trip bills start to pile up. Now is the time for free back to school events. Get the kids and yourself excited about August by attending one or all of these. Free Back to School Events Biblio-Tech Back to School Jam | August 2 Gain resources to help you prepare for the year. Held at 626 N. Flores, San Antonio, TX, 78205 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Interactive activities for the kids are also included along with fun giveaways. Find out more. San Marcos Back to School Craft Market | August 2-3 Support

I love Halloween. The costumes, the candy, the spookiness, it’s all great. And even though it doesn’t always feel like fall outside in the Texas Hill Country, there’s still fun halloween activities to find! I’ve rounded up a list of family friendly Halloween activities in the area to help you celebrate the season! This post may contain affiliate links. Which means I get a portion of the sales if you make a booking through my link at no extra cost to you! Top Travel Resources After decades of traveling, there’s 3 companies I tend to use over and over and recommend to everyone: Fun Halloween Activities Splashway Halloweekends Celebrate the fall season in Texas with our thrilling Halloweekends! From pumpkin

When you think of fall fun, you don’t really think “hey, let’s go to Texas for that!” I don’t blame you. Fall is not my favorite time of year in the Texas Hill Country. However if you are looking for fall in the Texas Hill Country there are places you can go. Pumpkin patches to visit and even some fall foliage. This post may contain affiliate links. Which means I get a portion of the sales if you make a booking through my link at no extra cost to you! Top Travel Resources After decades of traveling, there’s 3 companies I tend to use over and over and recommend to everyone: 10 Places for Fall in the Texas Hill Country