Round Rock residents can safely dispose of residential paint and other household chemicals from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the first Wednesday of every month at the Recycling Center.
This meeting has been canceled. The next scheduled meeting will be April 2, 2025. 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 […]
Learn more about local efforts to preserve and protect the Eastern Bluebird
A concert by Xavier Jara Sunday, March 9, at 4 pm. Hosted by: The Williamson County Guitar Society Tickets: www.wilcoguitar.org About Xavier Jara: In May 2020, Xavier earned his Master’s degree from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. He continues to perform around the world and joined the United States Guitar Orchestra as a soloist […]
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 […]
This meeting has been cancelled. The next scheduled HPC meeting will be April 15, 2025. 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 submittals due February 25, 2025.
O. Henry may have written his most famous stories while living in New York, but Texas is where he honed his writing skills, earned his creative chops, and nurtured his love for language. In this presentation, Emily Collins will discuss the Austin-based passion projects that sparked O. Henry's creativity, and the nearly 50-year-old annual pun […]
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 […]
WILLIAMSON COUNTYSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Please come and enjoy "Spring in Scandinavia" - Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark - as Dr. Ke-Yuan Hsin and Mr. Andrew Grainger lead the Williamson County Symphony Orchestra in a performance of: THEME: "THE NORWEGIAN PROWESS" Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 - by Edvard Grieg 4. In the Hall of the Mountain […]
Hosted by David Valdez and The Williamson Museum, the Texas Photography Festival is in its sixth year, presenting photographers from across the state of Texas at businesses on the Square in Downtown Georgetown. The event is free and open to the public with photographers available at their locations between 10am-4pm. Free photo walks will be […]
The Williamson Museum invites you to celebrate spring at Williamson County Old Settlers Association in Round Rock on Saturday, March 22nd, from 10 am – 3 pm. Sponsored in part by the City of Round Rock , the event is free and open to the public. Old Settlers Association is located at 3300 E. Palm […]
We're excited to present a solo exhibition in the City Arts Center in honor of local artist Nelda Sheets, whose illustrious career as a professional artist took her all over the world, but she made Round Rock her home. You can read more about her life as an artist, by clicking to our Artist Spotlight […]
Wildman in the Palace by Peter Stopschinski Experience the exhilarating fusion of opera and experimental theater in Wildman in the Palace, a bold new chamber opera by composer Peter Stopschinski, based on the original play by the acclaimed Rude Mechs. This genre-defying work explores power, chaos, and transformation with a dynamic ensemble cast and an electrifying score. Join […]
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 […]
Don’t miss out on the free fun! We’re excited to share weekly Wednesday nights with you and live music spanning across all genres from late March through the end of June! Music on Main is a free concert series from the City of Round Rock Arts and Culture. Stay tuned for announcements on our social media pages: FB and IG. […]
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 […]
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 […]
Are you ready for a day full of creativity and color? Our Spring 2025 Round Rock PopUp Art Shows bring a vibrant assortment of amazing local and area artists to Prete Plaza in Downtown Round Rock for a one-of-a-kind arts shopping. Meet the artists, snag some incredible pieces, and support our local art scene—all in […]
Get ready for 26 live performances, twice weekly from April through June, featuring a wide mix of genres to add extra pep to your week. We’ll bring the tunes to a different parklet each time, so just listen for the music and look for our tents along the 100- and 200-blocks of East Main Street […]
Round Rock residents can safely dispose of residential paint and other household chemicals from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the first Wednesday of every month at the Recycling Center.
This meeting has been canceled. The next scheduled meeting will be April 16, 2025. 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 […]
Don’t miss out on the free fun! We’re excited to share weekly Wednesday nights with you and live music spanning across all genres from late March through the end of June! Music on Main is a free concert series from the City of Round Rock Arts and Culture. Stay tuned for announcements on our social media pages: FB and IG. […]
Get ready for 26 live performances, twice weekly from April through June, featuring a wide mix of genres to add extra pep to your week. We’ll bring the tunes to a different parklet each time, so just listen for the music and look for our tents along the 100- and 200-blocks of East Main Street […]
Keep it Green and Confidential Sample Pieces for Destruction: Please limit to 5 standard file boxes and 10 media pieces per person. All media will be destroyed off-site. Animal Shelter Needs:
A bilingual adaptation of a celebrated & beloved Reading Rainbow picture book for grades 2-5. Una adaptación bilingüe de un celebrado y querido libro ilustrado de Reading Rainbow para grados 2-5.
City of Round Rock
221 East Main Street
Round Rock, TX 78664
512-218-5400
