Upcoming Events
Lioness Bookstore Grand Opening
Lioness Books was founded by Sarah Ambrus, a former teacher who made it her mission to provide access to literacy. Through her dedication to inclusivity and a big heart for building community, Lioness Books operates a mobile store and a new brick-and-mortar in Leander, TX
Meet Williamson County Judge Candidate Heather Jefts
Meet County Judge Candidate Heather Jefts. Join us for conversation about the issues that affect your daily life. Ask Heather your questions and help ensure the top spot in your county represents YOU!
LW+P Community Sound Bath & Picnic
Leander Women+ for Progress is proud to partner with Lioness Books for an upcoming morning of mindfulness and connection. 🤝
As we continue to build a stronger, more connected Leander, we recognize the importance of taking a collective breath. Our Community Sound Bath & Potluck Picnic is designed to provide a restful environment for all. Following the sound session, we’ll transition into a community picnic—the perfect time to meet new faces and share ideas.
After we soak in the healing vibrations of the sound bath, we’re gathering on our blankets to share a Potluck Brunch. There’s something so special about breaking bread (or sharing a quiche!) with neighbors.
10 am The Sound Bath: A time to breathe and reset.
11: 15 am The Potluck: A time to connect and nourish over your best brunch dish.
The Details: 🗓️ Saturday, May 2nd | 10 AM - 12 PM 📍 208 N Gabriel St, Leander, TX 🧺 What to bring: A yoga mat/blanket and a brunch-style dish to share! (Think: muffins, fruit platters, savory bites, or your favorite breakfast pastry).
Come for the peace, stay for the community. We can’t wait to see what you bring to the table! 🥐🍓
NOTE: Space is limited to the first 25 to sign up. Please sign up at Sound Bath and Potluck Picnic with LW+P
Leander & Cedar Park PRIDE FEST 2026
Glitter Up, Central Texas
Pride Fest is bringing big joy to the ‘burbs
We’re serving up a full afternoon of fab queer performances, local vendors and food trucks with a fun zone for kids and a boozy one for adults – all drenched in rainbow realness. We’ll be turning the park into a dance floor with upbeat music, joyful chaos, and all the chosen-family vibes to remind everyone that Pride doesn’t stop at city limits.
Come loud, proud and as you are—this party’s for you!
The LW+P Launch Party!
Leander is Changing—and You Aren’t Alone!
Sign up here: https://bit.ly/4c3ZjS3
Recent wins by Natomi A. Blair and Na'Cole Thompson have shown us that our community is more diverse and vibrant than we realized. If you’ve been looking for your fellow Democrats and wondering where everyone is hiding—we’re right here!
In honor of International Women’s Day, let’s turn that "blue wave" into a real community.
When: March 8th
Why: To meet your neighbors, share a drink, and turn "strangers" into "new friends."
Come celebrate the women leading our city and find the community you’ve been looking for.
Texas 2026 Primary Election
Texas will hold its 2026 primary elections on March 3. On the ballot are many statewide seats, including governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, land commissioner, agriculture commissioner, comptroller and more. Republicans and Democrats will also choose candidates for congressional and legislative offices, the State Board of Education and judicial seats.
Early Primary Voting Begins
Texas is an open-primary state, meaning voters can decide every two years whether to pick Republican or Democratic nominees (or hold out and instead go to third-party conventions for the Green or Libertarian parties).
Burnet County Democrats Speed Campaign & Tamale Dinner
Enjoy a homemade Tamale plate, champurrado, a glass of wine, or a beer with Burnet County Democrats.
Last Day to register to vote for the March 3 Primary Election
The deadline to register for the March 3 Primary Election is Monday, Feb. 2. During the primaries, Texans have the opportunity to vote for candidates to represent the Republican or Democratic parties in the November 2026 election.
“The deadline to register in time for the primary election is quickly approaching,” said Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson. “If you have not already registered, or you are unsure of your registration status, now is the time act.”
To be eligible to vote in Texas, you must be:
A United States citizen
A resident of the county where you are registered
At least 18 years old on Election Day
Texans can check their registration status on the My Voter Portal, which can be accessed through the “Am I Registered?” feature at VoteTexas.gov.
Registration forms are available at VoteTexas.gov. A voter will need to print, sign and mail their application. Texans who have recently changed their name or moved can update their voter registration online through Texas.gov.
Voter registration in Texas is county-based, so contact your county voter registrar for specific questions regarding the status of your voter registration.
Applications must be postmarked or delivered by Feb. 2 to be effective for the March 3 Primary Election. Voters are encouraged to mail applications as soon as possible. Under guidance from the United States Postal Service, mail may not be postmarked until it reaches a processing center, which may not be on the same day it is mailed. Customers can ensure that a postmark for that day is applied to the application by visiting a USPS retail location and requesting a manual postmark.
Other key election dates include:
Early voting in person runs from Feb. 17-27.
Applications to vote by mail must be received by your county’s early voting clerk by Feb. 20.
Election Day is March 3.
Pages & Pints
Spend a relaxed afternoon at the brewery discovering great reads from local bookstores.