During the summer, students at UT Austin may notice holiday celebrations, community events, and traditions happening across Austin and the United States. Two important holidays during this time are Emancipation Day (Juneteenth) and the Fourth of July. Although both holidays…
Valentine’s Day is celebrated in many countries around the world, and each country has its own traditions. in the United States, Valentine’s Day takes place every year on February 14. Many Americans celebrate by sending cards, giving gifts like chocolate…
Grade Packets Final Reception Fall 2025 Continuing Student Applications Holiday Light Shows in Austin Mozart’s Annual Holiday Light Show Austin Trail of Lights
Fall Break Thanksgiving Closures/Special Hours: Final Reception Fall 2025 Continuing Student Applications A Guide to Thanksgiving: Meaning, Traditions, and Local Ways to Join In Each November, people across the United States gather to celebrate Thanksgiving. This is a holiday centered…
Scholarship Application: Spring 2026 Continuing Student Applications Día de los Muertos What is Día de los Muertos? According to Austin’s Mexic-Arte Museum, “Celebrated by Mexicans and Mexican Americans alike, as well as others in Latin America, Día de los Muertos/Day…
Scholarship Application: Spring 2026 Continuing Student Applications Halloween in the United States Halloween, celebrated on October 31, has roots in ancient Celtic harvest festivals. It has long since evolved into a widely celebrated holiday focused on costumes, candy, and community…
No Classes on July 4 Scholarship Application: Fall 2025 Continuing Student Applications The Fourth of July Independence Day Austin Symphony July 4th Concert & Fireworks Visit the Star Spangled Fest website for the latest information This blog post was contributed…
