Taylor Fest

Experience the high-flying excitement of Lucha Libre! Premier Event Wrestling—a thrilling showcase of athleticism, colorful characters, and nonstop action the whole family will enjoy. Watch as masked luchadors take to the ring with gravity-defying moves, fast-paced matches, and larger-than-life personalities that bring the energy of this iconic wrestling tradition to life. Catch multiple action-packed performances throughout the day: 11:30 AM – 12:00 PM 12:30 PM – 1:00 PM 1:30 PM – 2:00 PM 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM Whether you’re a longtime wrestling fan or new to the spectacle, this is your chance to cheer, laugh, and be part of the excitement. Don’t miss the masks, the moves, and the mayhem—join us ringside for an unforgettable experience.

Get ready to tap your toes and raise a stein—Off the Grid Band is bringing lively German polka tunes that will have you dancing in no time. From spirited rhythms to classic favorites, this high-energy performance is a celebration of tradition, community, and good old-fashioned fun. Don’t miss the music, the movement, and the unmistakable charm of polka done right.

Experience the vibrant energy and rich tradition of the Texas Dragon/Lion Dance Team with their captivating Lion Dance performance. This dynamic display combines acrobatic skill, rhythmic drumming, and colorful costumes to bring the lion to life, symbolizing good luck, prosperity, and the warding off of negative spirits. Perfect for audiences of all ages, the performance is a spectacular showcase of martial arts, culture, and celebration that will leave you cheering for more.

Get ready for a wild adventure at the Wild Things Zoofari Exotic Petting Zoo—one of the day’s most exciting, hands-on attractions. Guests of all ages are invited to step inside and meet an incredible lineup of animals, including a kangaroo, tortoises, bearded dragons, sheep, pygmy goats, and rabbits. This interactive experience lets you get up close, learn fun facts, and enjoy safe, memorable encounters with animals you don’t see every day. With plenty of furry (and scaly) friends to meet, it’s the perfect stop for families, animal lovers, and curious minds alike. Come pet, play, and explore—this is one experience you won’t want to miss!

Moving Moccasins brings Native American artists into schools, libraries, museums and businesses to present culturally authentic programs that are both informative and entertaining. Traditions, stories, and history come alive through song and dance. Programs are flexible and can range from one artist to a larger group. Presentations compliment Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills standards for arts, music, and social studies.

The McCallum High School Ballet Folklórico is a historic, student-led dance group in Austin, Texas, that has performed traditional Mexican dances for over 20 years. The club fosters community, cultural pride, and performs at local schools and events. They often raise funds for costumes and hold showcases to celebrate Mexican heritage

Blues man extraordinaire! His father played guitar, piano and sang with his mother. Robinson began singing in church when he was three years old. Robinson attended Keeling Junior High, and while at Johnston High School, he started his first band called The Mustangs. The group, for which he was the lead singer, became very popular and toured all over the United States. They recorded two singles in San Antonio with Stang’s Records called Tender Loving Care and How Do You Quit. When he was in his early 20s, he started studying guitar with James Polk, Blues Boy Hubbard, W. C. Clark and Martin Banks. In 1976, he joined James Polk and the Brothers. In the 1990s, Robinson and Blue Boy Hubbard billed themselves as “the Dynamic Duo” and toured Europe together. In 1996, he formed his own band, Matthew Robinson and the Texas Blues Band, which opened up an opportunity for him to tour all over Europe. He also toured in Brazil between 1998 and 1999. He has continued to perform and has since recorded an album titled Matthew Robinson and the Texas Blues Band.