Welcome to the 2026 Parks and Recreation Play Guide! This guide is your resource for all the exciting parks, programs, and activities offered by Leander Parks and Recreation, the Leander Public Library, and Crystal Falls Golf Club.
We’re proud to bring you a wide variety of opportunities designed to strengthen community connections, encourage active living, and enrich your quality of life. Whether you’re enjoying a round of golf, discovering a new book, attending a special event, or simply relaxing outdoors, there’s something for everyone, and countless ways to create lasting memories.
Guided by our mission to enhance and enrich the lives of all Leander citizens and our vision of a dynamic community centered on parks, recreation, and public spaces, we strive to create opportunities that inspire wellness, foster connection, and elevate quality of life.
We’re grateful to have you in our community. Join us to play, explore, and connect as we make Leander an even better place to live, work, visit, and play!
Ashlea Boyle, MPA, CPRE
Executive Director of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services
City of Leander, Texas
PARKS & RECREATION LEADERSHIP TEAM
Ashlea Boyle, MPA, CPRE
Executive Director of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services aboyle@leandertx.gov
Amy Miller, MLS, CPM Library Director amiller@leandertx.gov
Greg Olmer, CPRP Deputy Director of Parks and Recreation golmer@leandertx.gov
Larry Werner, PGM General Manager, Golf lwerner@leandertx.gov
John Smyth, CPRP, LI, CPO Parks and Facilities Operations Manager jsmyth@leandertx.gov
Mission: To deliver fundamental services and programs that recognize and cultivate the unique characteristics of the City, generate an inviting atmosphere, and drive purpose of place and a sense of belonging.
Meetings: Meetings are held the first and third Thursday of each month in the Council Chambers of Pat Bryson Municipal Hall, 201 N. Brushy Street, Leander, TX. Briefing workshops begin at 6 p.m. and regular meetings start at 7 p.m.
Leander Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
Mission: The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board reviews policy issues regarding city owned and operated parks and recreation activities in Leander.
Meetings: 5:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of February, April, June, August, October, and December at Pat Bryson Municipal Hall located at 201 N. Brushy Street, Leander, TX.
Leander Public Arts & Culture Commission
Mission: The Public Arts and Culture Commission encourages, conducts, and sponsors public and nonprofit programs that further the development and interest in fine and performing arts in Leander.
Meetings: 6:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at Pat Bryson Municipal Hall located at 201 N. Brushy Street, Leander, TX.
Parks and Recreation Administration Office 406 Municipal Dr. Leander, TX
REGISTRATION GUIDELINES
Registration is required for many of our recreation programs.
Please remember: When you register for an activity, we depend on your attendance for a successful program. Preregistration is required for certain activities. Please note registration deadlines for various activities. All activities are subject to minimum enrollment requirements. If the requirement is not met, the activity will be canceled. All activities, policies, information, and fees are subject to change.
SPECIAL EVENT APPLICATION
Interested in hosting an event at one of our parks? Please contact our office to begin the permit process. Pursuant to City Ordinance Section 1.11.031, a permit is required for any public events at a city park or on city property.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Items (sites, reservations, facilities, programs, and events) may be changed or canceled without notice. If you are not completely satisfied with your service, please contact us so we can respond to your concerns. www.leandertx.gov/301/Cancellation-Refund-Policy
PHOTOGRAPHY POLICY
The City of Leander may photograph classes, programs, participants, and sponsored activities at our facilities or properties. Photos are used for promotional purposes and may appear in future publications or media communications.
If you do not wish to be photographed, please inform staff, and we will make reasonable efforts to honor your request. If you see staff taking pictures and do not wish to be photographed, please let us know. If a photo of you or a family member causes concern, please notify us so we can make every reasonable effort to remove it from future use. Existing printed publications cannot be retrieved, destroyed, or discontinued.
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2026 ACTIVITY CALENDAR
1 Polar Plunge: Robin Bledsoe Pool
Polar Bear Open: Crystal Falls Golf Club
January
February
7 Father & Daughter Dance: Leander Activity Center
Stableford Shamble: Crystal Falls Golf Club
7 Mason Heritage Day: Mason Homestead
March
April
1 Summer Reading Kickoff: Leander Public Library
May
June
July is National Park & Recreation Month
1 Teen Gamers: Colonial Games: Leander Public Library
(B)Austin Tea Party: Leander Public Library
Story Time: Robin Bledsoe Pool
Regatta: Robin Bledsoe Pool
August
September
October
November
December
CITY PARKS
CITY PARKS INFO
The Parks and Recreation Department proudly oversees more than 600 acres of parkland, including community parks, scenic trails, and a variety of public facilities. Our parks are open daily from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., giving visitors plenty of time to enjoy outdoor recreation from early morning to late evening.
Leashed pets are welcome throughout our park system, and we appreciate owners doing their part by properly disposing of pet waste.
Many of our parks feature reservable pavilions ideal for gatherings of all sizes. Explore our pavilion rental options on pages 14–19 to find the perfect space for your next event.
PERMITS REQUIRED
• For exhibits, dramatic performances, plays, motion pictures, radio or television broadcasts, fairs, circuses, petting zoos, inflatable devices, or musical events
• For public meetings, assemblies, parades, ceremonies, speeches, political meetings, or other public gatherings in parks or on city property.
• For activities using amplified sound
• To sell, offer or solicit goods, services or merchandise
• To host a special event
• To distribute printed or written matter advertising or providing information about a business, commodity, service, product or other commercial activity
• To sell alcohol
PARK RULES & REGULATIONS
Prohibited Items & Activities
• Glass containers
• Smoking, including electronic cigarettes
• Defacing, displacing, damaging, or removing park property
• Dumping or disposing of trash, garbage or brush not generated by park use
• Collecting firewood
• Lighting, building or maintaining fires outside of designated grills and fire rings
• Indecent acts, cursing or swearing
• Possessing or discharging guns, bows and arrows, air/gas weapons, paintball guns or markers, or any instrument with a propelling force, spring, air or gas
• Operation of any type of motor vehicle, motor-assisted scooter or skateboard, motorcycles, motorbikes or minibikes on any trail, sidewalk or park area not dedicated for such use
• Disturbing or interfering with other persons occupying an area or participating in a lawful park activity
• Hitting or striking golf balls except in areas designated for that purpose
• Riding animals except in areas designated for that purpose
• Wading or swimming in areas other than pools, splash pads or areas designated for that purpose
• Walking or bringing any animal into a park without a leash except in a designated leash-free areas
• Overnight camping
• Capturing, trapping, hunting, or injuring wild or domestic animals
• Use of metal detectors or metal detection devices
• Inside the Mason Homestead - Smoking, tobacco-use, pets, fires or flame burning candles, nails, staple guns or tacks to hang decorations
CITY PARKS
CITY PARKS
Benbrook Ranch Park & Disc Golf Course 1100 Halsey Dr. 46.5 Acres
Crystal Falls Golf Club 3400 Crystal Falls Pkwy.
Devine Lake Park 1807 Waterfall Ave. 45.5 Acres
Horizon Lake Park 520 Voyage Trace 65.7 Acres
Lakewood Park 2040 Artesian Springs Crossing 125 Acres
Leander Activity Center 11880 Hero Way W. Suite 600 Leander, TX
Leander
CITY PARKS
CITY PARKS
BENBROOK RANCH PAVILIONS
BENBROOK RANCH PARK
Benbrook Ranch Park spans 46.5 acres with a wide range of amenities: five baseball fields, four batting cages, two pavilions, hike and bike trails, skate park, disc golf course, playground, drinking fountains, BBQ grills, and restrooms
The pavilion nestled between field #5 and the skate park has four tables, a grill, and easy access to restrooms, the playground, and the skate park.
The pavilion located behind field #2 has seven tables. This pavilion offers more room and privacy as it is tucked away from the parking lot. Look out for any home runs!
Benbrook Ranch Disc Golf Course is an 18 hole course that was redesigned in 2023 with new basket placements and tee pads. The course offers a narrow layout with technical challenges and several doglegs. Restrooms are located near the parking lot, along with a lost disc return box. The course is also home to the Hill Country Hyzers Disc Golf Club, which helps lead disc golf initiatives and fosters a thriving local disc golf community.
DEVINE LAKE PAVILION
DEVINE LAKE PARK
Devine Lake Park is a 45.5-acre park. Along the path between the parking lot and lake are restrooms, picnic tables under the trees, two playgrounds, a pavilion, in-ground grills, and open fields for recreation. Park guests can enjoy peaceful fishing, leisurely non motorized boating, and taking in the beauty of local wildlife. It’s a wonderful place to relax, explore, and connect with nature.
The pavilion has four tables, a grill, and is near a playground. The pavilion is available to rent. There are no electrical outlets available at this pavilion, and the restrooms are located near the parking lot.
Horizon Lake Park is a 65.7-acre park that offers a stocked fishing lake, fishing pier, pavilion, playground, grills, and paved walking trails. There are no electrical outlets available at this park. Currently, the park has no running water or water fountains. A portable restroom is provided.
CITY PARKS
The pavilion has six tables, four in-ground grills, and is near a playground. The pavilion is available to rent.
Lakewood Park spans 125 acres and offers a wide variety of amenities to enjoy, including a beautiful splash pad, playground, dog park, fishing pier, scenic trails, skate park, public art, and basketball and volleyball courts.
The park also features seven charming pavilions available for rent, perfect for gatherings, celebrations, or simply relaxing with friends and family.
LIVE OAK PAVILION
The Live Oak Pavilion has eight tables with easy access to playground, splash pad, skate park, and restrooms.
Our lakeside pavilions include the Cypress, Meadowlark, Mockingbird, and Texas Sage Pavilions. All four of these pavilions have one table, an in-ground grill, and trash receptacle.
The Lakewood Splash Pad has two nearby pavilions: The Bluebonnet and Toddler Area.
The Bluebonnet Pavilion has four tables, two grills, and easy access to the splash pad, restrooms, playground, and Live Oak Pavilion.
The Toddler Area contains four tables and has easy access to the toddler section of the splash pad, as well as the skate park, restrooms, playground, and Live Oak Pavilion
LAKEWOOD PARK DOG PARK
Lakewood Park also features three dog park enclosures for all sizes to enjoy! Our small, medium, and large dog parks have doggy waste stations, water fountains (for dogs and their human companions), walking paths, picnic tables, and native trees for shade.
Outside of the dog park, Lakewood Park has many scenic paths to explore. Please remember that all four-legged companions must be on a leash when outside of the dog park enclosures, and owners must properly dispose of pet waste.
CITY PARKS
CITY PARKS
MASON CREEK PARK
Mason Creek Park is a cozy 2-acre neighborhood park tucked into Mason Creek North, with an entrance off Teal Lane. The park features a playground, a crushed granite path, and four picnic tables placed along the trail.
There are no restrooms and no electrical outlets available at this park.
MASON HOMESTEAD
The Mason Homestead is a charming indoor venue in a restored 1860s farmhouse in the heart of Leander, offering a memorable setting for gatherings of all kinds.
NORTHCREEK PAVILION
NORTHCREEK RANCH PARK
Northcreek Ranch Park is a small 2-acre neighborhood park that has a playground, pavilion, and a crushed granite path that runs the perimeter of the lot.
The open field beyond the playground and pavilion is perfect for games and activities that require a clear, open space. There are no restrooms and no electrical outlets available at this park.
The pavilion has two tables and a grill and is located next to the playground.
ROBIN BLEDSOE PAVILION
ROBIN BLEDSOE PARK
Robin Bledsoe Park is a 16-acre park that has synthetic turf fields, a playground, swimming pool (open Memorial Day through Labor Day), splash pad, pavilion, BBQ grill, concessions, restrooms, lighted outdoor basketball court, fitness court, amphitheater, drinking fountains, and walking trails.
The Robin Bledsoe pavilion has four tables, in-ground grill, water fountain, lights, trash receptacle, an electrical outlet (for low-voltage appliances), and easy access to restrooms and the playground.
For more information about the Robin Bledsoe Pool and Splash Pad, see our Aquatics section on pages 34-37.
VETERANS PARK
Located just north of Leander Public Library and the Mason Homestead on Bagdad Road in Leander, Veterans Park is 3.3 acres of city-owned parkland developed in recognition of all U.S. military service members.
CITY PARKS
LEANDER SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER
DEDICATED MAY 16, 2026 BECOME A MEMBER
Leander Resident: $25.00 per year
Non-Resident: $33.75 per year
Day Pass: $3.00 per day
View our Monthly Calendar of Events: Visit www.leandertx.gov/aap
Expanded Evening and Weekend Hours Coming Soon: Visit www.leandertx.gov/Senior for updates.
Senior Activity Center 709 Municipal Dr. Leander, TX
A NEW PLACE TO BELONG, EXPLORE, AND ENGAGE
Leander’s Senior Community has a brand-new destination: the Leander Senior Activity Center, a space designed exclusively for active adults aged 55 and older. More than just a building, the center is envisioned as a vibrant hub where friendships flourish, wellness thrives, and creativity takes center stage.
The Mission of the Leander Senior Activity Center is to create a community for Leander’s active adults where all are welcome and where camaraderie and friendship can flourish. We provide activities that are fun, educational, and cultural, to improve the mental, physical, and emotional health of its participants.
Our Goal is to keep members active, engaged, and connected through exercise, art, and education while also offering opportunities to explore the surrounding central Texas area.
The Active Adult Program (AAP) now has a permanent home here, with dedicated rooms and amenities tailored to a wide range of interests. Whether you’re looking for fitness, art, games, or simply a welcoming place to connect, the center offers it all.
FEATURES
Explore the Spaces
• Lobby: Warm, open, and welcoming, the lobby serves as the heart of the center. With soft seating, natural light, and inviting gathering areas, it’s the perfect spot to meet friends, enjoy a cup of coffee, and relax between activities.
• Activities Room: Hosting creative classes and smaller educational events, this flexible space is also available for member use when classes aren’t scheduled.
• Game Room: A lively hub for billiards, cards, dominoes, puzzles, and friendly competition. It’s a place where conversation and camaraderie come naturally.
• Fitness Room: Equipped with stationary machines and free weights, this room supports members who want to exercise independently during operating hours.
• Flex Room: Designed for group fitness classes, the this room emphasizes movement, strength, and balance. With ample space for participants of all mobility levels, it reflects the center’s commitment to wellness and independence.
• Multipurpose Room: The social heart of the building, this hall hosts karaoke, bingo, Lunch & Learns, national day celebrations, fitness classes, and special educational sessions.
• Courtyard: An inviting outdoor space where members can enjoy fresh air, connect with others, and take in the beauty of Central Texas.
Why It Matters
The Leander Senior Activity Center is more than a facility: it’s a community. It enriches lives by offering spaces that inspire creativity, encourage wellness, and foster meaningful connections. Whether you’re joining a fitness class, playing a game of pool, or sharing a meal at a potluck, there’s a place here for you.
This new center represents Leander’s dedication to its senior community — a commitment to providing opportunities for growth, friendship, and joy at every stage of life.
ACTIVE ADULT PROGRAM
CHECK OUT SOME OF THE CLASSES WE OFFER!
Health & Fitness
• Yoga
• Fitness Drumming
• Strength Training
• Zumba
• Pilates
Social & Recreational
• Conversational Coffee
• Open Play Gametime
• Lunch and Learns
• National Day Celebrations
• Bingo
Educational
• Health Talks
• Travel Talks
• Tech Talks
• Gardening
• Daytrips
Arts & Crafts
• Crafting
• Craft Clubs
• Watercolor
• Drawing
Please inquire for rental availability. Contact parks@leandertx.gov for more information.
EXPLORE WHAT’S HAPPENING IN LEANDER
PROGRAMS FOR EVERY INTEREST
The Leander Parks and Recreation Department offers a number of special events throughout the year. We have something for everyone and are constantly working on new programs and events. To find out what is going on in the near future please visit our website.
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
Thank you to our sponsors for supporting our community events.
SPONSORS & VOLUNTEERS
Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are available for all events throughout the year. Whether you are interested in supporting a program through sponsorship or giving your time as a volunteer, we would love to connect with you.
For more information about how to get involved, please contact Parks and Recreation at 512-528-9909 or email parks@leandertx.gov
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
th Anniversary Celebration
Leander is proud to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with Music, Movies, Games, Fireworks, and Patriotic Fun.
June 27 • Nation Celebration
5 p.m. at Lakewood Park
2040 Artesian Springs Crossing
Costume Contest
Food Vendors
Freedom Fun Glow Run 5K
Fun Zone
Live Music
Movie Showing: Independence Day
Pet Parade
Yard Games
Celebrate with your best patriotic attire!
Around the City
Senior Activity Center
Veteran Speakers
Our Senior Activity Center will host speakers to honor the veteran experience.
Library Programs
Join the Leander Public Library staff for patriotic events for all ages. Tea parties, game night, and our own version of a Nailed It competition!
More details on page 53
9 a.m. at Camacho Elementary, 501 Municipal Dr.
Kick off the Holiday with Patriotic Fun! Awards for the Best Decorated Bike & Rider: Most Patriotic and Most Creative.
6 p.m. at Devine Lake Park, 1807 Waterfall Ave.
AQUATICS
Open Memorial Day through Labor Day
Monday: Closed for maintenance
Tuesday - Thursday: 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday - Sunday: 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Robin Bledsoe Pool & Splash Pad
601 S. Bagdad Rd. Leander, TX
LEANDER’S MOST PROMINENT LOCATIONS FOR AQUATIC FUN
The Robin Bledsoe Pool is a Junior Olympic-size pool featuring a gradual slope from 3 feet in the shallow end to 12 feet in the deep end with a diving board. The pool area also includes shade structures and deck chairs. Pool cabanas are available to rent.
The Robin Bledsoe Splash Pad is a zero-depth splash pad designed to be a safe and fun area for even the youngest swimmers to get a break from the heat! This area features a variety of water features and interactive elements from ground sprays to overhead buckets.
There are four tables under fabric canopies directly adjacent to the splash pad.
DAILY ADMISSION RATES
Price Ages
$ 3 per adult ages 18+
$ 2 per adultages 55+ or military veteran
$ 2 per child ages 2 to 17
Free ages 0 to 23 months
Come Join Us at Robin Rledsoe Pool for:
• Open Swim • Swim Lessons
• Party Rentals
• Cabana Rentals
• Special Events
SEASON PASSES
Pool Passes
$60 per individual
$100 per couple
$150 per family (up to 8 people in the same household)
Season Passes:
Pool Passes can be purchased at the Leander Activity Center and Robin Bledsoe Pool during normal hours. Pass holders will be required to show ID upon entry into the pool.
ROBIN BLEDSOE POOL RULES
Swim Safety
• All persons entering the water must wear appropriate swimwear. Cut offs, jeans, and athletic shorts will not be permitted in the pool.
• No running is allowed.
• Diving is only allowed in designated areas.
Children & Supervision
• Children unable to independently swim the length of the pool must be within an adult’s body length of the supervising person.
• Children under 12 must pass a swim test administered by pool staff to gain access to the diving well.
• Children under 14 must be accompanied by a competent individual aged 16 years or older.
• Swim diapers are required for diaper-wearing patrons. Regular diapers are prohibited in the pool.
• Only U.S. Coast Guard approved life jackets are permitted.
Pool Conduct and Prohibited Items
• No glass containers.
• BBQ pits are not allowed.
• No abusive or foul language.
• No smoking, including electronic cigarettes.
• No abusive language.
• No alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, firearms, or fireworks.
• Pets are prohibited, including emotional support animals. Service animals are welcome.
Thank you for helping keep Robin Bledsoe Pool safe and fun for everyone!
AQUATICS
AQUATICS
Both splash pads are open April 1 through October 31, seven days a week, 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., and admission is FREE.
While using the splash pad, children ages 7 and under must be accompanied by a parent or a competent person responsible for the child’s safety and conduct.
SPLASH PADS
Robin Bledsoe Splash Pad
The Robin Bledsoe Splash Pad is a zero-depth splash pad designed to be a safe and fun area for even the youngest swimmers to get a break from the heat! This area features a variety of water features and interactive elements from ground sprays to overhead buckets.
There are four tables under fabric canopies directly adjacent to the splash pad.
Lakewood Splash Pad
The Lakewood Park Splash Pad has features for everyone! The pad’s unique shape mimics a river with curves and stone features. On one end, kids can enjoy waterfalls, aimable water sprayers, and waterspouts. The other end is more suited for younger kids with a zero-depth section.
There are two pavilions located at either end of the splash pad that are available to rent.
GET IN THE GAME WITH LEANDER PARKS & RECREATION!
Leander Parks and Recreation coordinates a variety of youth and adult athletic leagues throughout the year.
For information on scheduling an athletic field at Robin Bledsoe Park or Benbrook Ranch Park for your team’s practice or for a friendly game contact us at parks@leandertx.gov.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Our youth leagues are always looking for volunteer coaches. Each season there is an updated coaching application listed on our TeamSideline under teamsideline.com/sites/Leander/home. Please send all completed applications and questions to Brianna Greene at bgreene@leandertx.gov.
For those interested in being an umpire or a referee, please contact us at bgreene@leandertx.gov.
BE PART OF THE ACTION!
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
• Athletic Attendants - become a part of the Athletics staff with the City of Leander
• Umpires / Referees - positions available for flag football, kickball, dodgeball, basketball, softball, and baseball (must have some prior experience in the sport)
• Coaches - visit TeamSideline.com/Sites/Leander/Home to complete an application
• Sponsors - reach out to parks@leadertx.gov about opportunities and packages
LEANDER ACTIVITY CENTER
The Leander Activity Center is a multi-use space where programs, camps, and activities are brought to the community through the Parks and Recreation Department.
Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Leander Activity Center
11880 Hero Way W, Suite 600 Leander, TX
RECREATION PROGRAMS
We partner with local groups and individuals to host programs for all ages. Refer to our website to view current programs.
SUMMER CAMPS
Leander Activity Center 11880 Hero Way W, Suite 600 Leander, TX
Crystal Falls Golf Club is an 18 hole municipal course in Leander, TX, offering exceptional value and service while honoring golf’s traditions and embracing innovation. Nestled in the scenic Hill Country just north of Austin, the course features gentle breezes, abundant wildlife, and a peaceful natural landscape. Its visually striking layout provides enjoyable challenges for all skill levels and hosts the renowned Hill Country Amateur Championship. From the towering par three 2nd hole to the tricky 5th green putt and the enticingly reachable par four 13th, Crystal Falls Golf Club offers something for every golfer.
DAILY GREEN FEES
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEES
PROGRAMS
Practice Facility
Whether you’re warming up for your round or working on your game, our driving range and practice green is the perfect place to start. Stop by the clubhouse to purchase a ticket for range balls.
• $5.00 – approximately 30 balls
• $10.00 – approximately 60 balls
• $15.00 – approximately 90 balls
For frequent guests, consider getting a key fob for a onetime purchase that can be preloaded at discounted rates. Call or stop by the golf shop for details.
Private Lessons
Private and group lessons are available through our teaching staff. To book a lesson or for more information please call the golf shop at (512) 259-5855 or send us an email at crystalfallsgolfclub@leandertx.gov
Teaching Clinics & Junior Camps
We offer a variety of clinics and camps throughout the year to help you get your game into shape.
For details, please visit our online calendar at: crystalfallsgolf.com/event-calendar/
Also, be sure to join our email list for updates on future teaching events at: crystalfallsgolf.com/e-club-signup/
Rentals
Rental clubs are available for use during a paid round of golf.
Cork & Barrel Craft Kitchen at Crystal Falls Golf Club
Open Daily: 7:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Website: crystalfallsgolf.com/eat
GOLF
PUBLIC TOURNAMENTS AT CRYSTAL FALLS GOLF CLUB
Scan the QR code below for event info and registration.
POLAR BEAR OPEN Monday, January 12, 2026
PAR 3 CHALLENGE Monday, April 13, 2026
STABLEFORD SHAMBLE Monday, February 9, 2026
HILL COUNTRY AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, May 16 & 17, 2026
SHAMROCK 3 CLUB Monday, March 16, 2026
MAY MADNESS Monday, May 18, 2026
TRIFECTA
Monday, June 8, 2026
SUMMER PARTEE
Monday, August 3, 2026
GRUESOME TWOSOME
Monday, October 26, 2026
LIBER-TEE GLOW BALL EXPERIENCE
Saturday, June 20, 2026
CRYSTAL CUP INVITATIONAL
Monday, September 21, 2026
TURKEY SHOOT
Monday, November 16, 2026
INDEPENDENCE OPEN
Monday, June 29, 2026
HILL COUNTRY JUNIOR AMATEUR
Saturday, September 26 & 27, 2026
HOLIDAY CLASSIC
Monday, December 14, 2026
LEANDER PUBLIC LIBRARY
Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
https://www.leandertx.gov/251/Library
(512) 259-5259
Leander Public Library 1011 S. Bagdad Rd Leander, TX
Enriching Our Community. Expanding Our World.
REGISTRATION GUIDELINES
Most library programs are drop-in and do not require registration. Registration may be required for select programs when large attendance is anticipated, space is limited, or supplies are needed. Please check each program listing and visit the library’s website for the most up-to-date registration details, deadlines, and age requirements. Information is subject to change.
SOLID WASTE CALENDAR
SOLID WASTE CALENDAR
AMERICA’S 250TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Join the City of Leander as we celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary with patriotic fun, family activities, and live entertainment. Main events include the Pre 4th Nation Celebration on June 27th at Lakewood Park with a movie, glow 5K, pet parade, and live music, as well as Liberty Fest on July 3rd featuring live music, a bike parade, drone show, fireworks, giveaways, food vendors, and more. Additional themed programming will take place throughout the community to commemorate this milestone occasion.
