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Happy Thursday, Wilco Seniors!
It can be easy to fall into the same daily routine this time of year, but WilCo always gives us plenty of reasons to break out of our shell. From riverfront yoga to local book clubs and health workshops, there’s always something worthwhile happening just down the road.
We pulled together some of the best ways to move, shop, and socialize over the next week. Take a quick look, pick an event or two that catches your eye, and go enjoy yourself!
🩺 Move With Confidence: Pelvic Floor Health for the Menopause Years | NKB Dance & Expressions | Round Rock | 07/31 | More
Learn practical ways to support pelvic-floor health, movement, sleep and confidence during and after menopause.
🧘 Sit & Fit | Treasure of the Hills Senior Center | Cedar Park | 07/31 | More
A slower-paced senior exercise class working on stretching, strength, balance, and everyday energy.
🧘 Mat Pilates Class | 113 Cantera Way | Georgetown | 08/01 | More
A 90-minute Saturday class focused on stretching, core strength, and controlled movement.
🛍️ Taylor Market Days: Vintage and Artisan Market | Old Taylor High | Taylor | 08/01 | More
Browse vintage finds, artisan goods, books, plants, records, jewelry, and local food trucks.
🧘 Free Yoga at San Gabriel Park | San Gabriel Park | Georgetown | 08/01 | More
Start Saturday with a free, all-levels outdoor yoga class along the San Gabriel River.
🌳 Trailside Market | Memorial Park | Round Rock | 08/01 | More
Shop local finds, handmade goods, and fresh weekend favorites.
🌸 Flower Workshop | Hailys Devine Flowers | Round Rock | 08/01 | More
Learn floral design skills in a fun, hands-on beginner workshop.
📚 Flow Yoga Book Club: A Court of Mist and Fury | Flow Yoga Cedar Park | Cedar Park | 08/02 | More
A relaxed adult book discussion with two comfortable hours set aside for conversation.
🕯️ Craft Night | American Legion Post 447 | Round Rock | 08/03 | More
Create a unique candle while enjoying a relaxed crafting evening.
🩻 Cancer Screening Awareness Event | Cedar Park Public Library | Cedar Park | 08/04 | More
Learn about prevention, early detection, routine screenings, and local health resources at this free presentation.
🚔 National Night Out 2026 | Lakeline Park | Cedar Park | 08/04 | More
Bring neighbors together for safety, connection, music, and family fun.
🏡 Retirement Living Lunch and Learn | Touchmark at Georgetown | Georgetown | 08/05 | More
Lunch and practical guidance for adults exploring retirement living for themselves or someone they love.
🫖 Women's Network Tea Party & Cookie Decorating | Michelle's Patisserie | Liberty Hill | 08/06 | More
Connect with local women over tea, treats, and creative cookie decorating.
🎲 A full calendar and a familiar place to land
Some places make it easier to turn an ordinary weekday into something social. The Allen R. Baca Center in downtown Round Rock gives adults 50 and up a regular place to exercise, learn something, play a game, or simply spend time around other people.
The calendar has a little of everything, including chair yoga, bridge, mahjong, writing and garden clubs, music groups, dances, movie days, fitness classes, and trips around Central Texas. The building also has a weight room, billiards room, dance room, meeting spaces, and a patio.
Annual membership starts at $30, or $60 with weight-room access. Walk-in options are also available, which makes it easy to try the center before committing to a full membership.
If you have been looking for one new reason to get out each week, the Baca Center gives you plenty to choose from.
📍 301 W. Bagdad Avenue, Building 2, Round Rock, TX 78664
📞 512-218-5499
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🍽️ An elevated night out in Georgetown
606 South Church Street, Georgetown, TX
The Golden Rule sits just south of the Georgetown Square, close enough to make it part of a downtown evening but removed from the busiest stretch. The dining room has a moody, speakeasy-inspired feel that works well for a date night, celebration or dinner when you want something a little different without going overly formal.
The menu includes less-common picks like fried quail, escargot and lamb stew, along with desserts such as Meyer lemon tart, spiced apple crumble and chocolate malt cake. Whiskey gets plenty of attention at the bar, alongside a full selection of cocktails and wine.
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🌿 Walk 20 Miles by November
Williamson County’s River Ranch County Park is inviting residents to walk, run or hike 20 miles by November 30. Complete the challenge at your own pace, track your mileage with a fitness app and submit your results when finished. The first 100 people to complete all 20 miles will receive a commemorative medal, and all finishers will be recognized on the county website.
For summer outings, plan for cooler morning hours, bring plenty of water and take breaks as needed.
📚 Get Library Books Delivered
Round Rock Public Library delivers books, DVDs, hotspots, laptops and other materials to eligible residents who cannot visit the library without assistance. People affected by illness, disability, recovery from an injury or surgery, conditions related to aging or limited transportation may qualify, either temporarily or long term.
The service is available only to residents within Round Rock city limits, including those living in private homes, retirement communities, assisted living facilities and skilled nursing homes. Call or text 512-962-4988 to ask about enrollment.
🍽️ More Help for Meals and Home Repairs
Round Rock’s newly approved community-development plan includes $20,000 for Meals on Wheels, $417,109 for the city’s home-repair program and $60,000 for food-pantry and housing assistance through the Round Rock Area Serving Center. The funding will support qualifying low-income residents beginning with the new program year on Oct. 1.
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That’s your week, WilCo. Get out there and enjoy yourself!
See you next week. 👋
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