Go from coast to coast:

• Baltimore | Southwest Airlines and Spirit Airlines | Visit the birthplace of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” see a Baltimore Ravens game, or explore the colorful harbor.
• Boston | American Airlines, Delta Airlines, JetBlue Airways | Take a trip to one of the original US cities, which is home to the Boston Tea Party Museum, the Freedom Trail, and the USS Constitution Museum.
• Charleston | Southwest Airlines | Lose yourself in this South Carolina port city, which was founded in 1670 and is surrounded by historic architecture.
• Long Beach | Southwest Airlines | Are you well-qualified to represent the LBC? You might be after a quick trip to these California beaches.
• Portland | Alaska Airlines | Don’t miss the world’s largest indie bookstore, Portland’s many microbreweries, and thriving food scene.
• San Francisco | Alaska Airlines and United Airlines | The Golden Gate Bridge, colorful architecture, and a creepy visit to Alcatraz Island await in San Fran.
• San Jose | Alaska Airlines and Southwest Airlines | This bay area hub is in the heart of Silicon Valley.
• Sarasota | Southwest Airlines and Allegiant Air | Hit the gulf coast’s sandy beaches.

Head to the Great White North:

• Calgary | WestJet | This Alberta city is the “Cowtown” of Canada (hey, FTWtoday), with a strong sense of western culture.
• Montréal | Air Canada | Starting May 3, 2024 | Voulez-vous aller à Montréal? Say “bonjour” to the Paris of North America when you visit this charming city.
• Toronto | Air Canada | Visit the capital city of Ontario, which is home to ~3 million Canadians and the iconic CN Tower.
• Vancouver | Air Canada | The largest city in British Columbia, Vancouver is known for its harbors, art scene, and being a bustling filming location.

• Gem Capers: Minerals of India | Now-Sunday, Oct. 22 | Times vary | Palmer Events Center, 900 Barton Springs Rd., Austin | $8 | Explore 30+ vendors for gems, minerals, fossils, crystals, and beads.
• “Killers of the Flower Moon” | Now-Thursday, Oct. 26 | Times vary | Bullock Texas State History Museum, 1800 Congress Ave., Austin | $15 | Scorsese returns to a screen the size of Texas in this epic western crime saga, which is based on a true story.

• PAW Patrol Live! “Heroes Unite” | Saturday, Oct. 21-Sunday, Oct. 22 | Times vary | H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, 2100 Ave. of the Stars, Cedar Park | $25-$75 | Kids will love to see their favorite characters live at this interactive show.
• Cey Adams “Combinations": Public Opening | Saturday, Oct. 21 | 2-4 p.m. | West Chelsea Contemporary, 1009 W. 6th St., Austin | Free | The works of collage artist Cey Adams will fill the 7,800-sqft gallery space with colorful mixed media art — the exhibit will run until Sunday, Nov. 19.

• “Good Hair Day” HAAM Benefit Concert | Sunday, Oct. 22 | 3-10 p.m. | Feels So Good, 211 E. Alpine Rd., Austin | Free | Don’t miss Frankie and the Witch Fingers, RF Shannon, and Ladyfang at this event also featuring food, drink, a photo booth, and custom poems.
• The Jonas Brothers | Sunday, Oct. 22 | 6 p.m. | The Moody Center, 2001 Robert Dedman Dr., Austin | $35-$850 | The Jo Bros liked Austin so much, they added another stop to their tour — see the trio live alongside special guest Lawrence.
• Carlos Rivera | Sunday, Oct. 22 | 8 p.m. | ACL Live, 310 W. Willie Nelson Blvd., Austin | $62-$280 | You’ll be on your feet at this performance from the Mexican pop artist and reality TV star.

• This lightweight candy pass-out bowl is large enough for all your snacks.
• Want an easy costume (that’s still comfy)? Try this women’s black bat zip hoodie.
• Another easy costume: this men’s “Where’s Waldo?” costume.
• Floating witch hats will make the front porch festive.
• Light the way for trick-or-treaters with orange string lights.

• Austin City Council approved a resolution calling to delay the start of the I-35 expansion project until another environmental study can be completed. The $4.5 billion project has sparked concerns over environmental impact and effect on local businesses. (Austin Business Journal)

• Loraloma, a 2,200-acre master-planned community in Lake Travis, will break ground this month. The community — complete with a 72-par golf course, bedroom cottages, and premium amenities — is expected to open in spring 2025. (Austin American-Statesman)

• Local mini-chain P. Terry’s announced plans to close its taco sister restaurant, Taco Ranch, on Friday, Nov. 3. The company said the closure will help ensure the success of P. Terry’s expansion into Houston in 2024, and the 5033 W. Hwy. 290 location will be leased to Cabo Bob’s. (Eater Austin)

• Bad Bunny will bring his “Most Wanted” tour to Austin for two nights of dancing this spring. The Puerto Rican artist will be at the Moody Center on Friday, April 26 and Saturday, April 27. Register for pre-sale.

• The Austin Convention Center’s 300 employees will not lose their jobs during the complex’s upcoming four-year expansion project. The group will be split among the Palmer Events Center, Marshalling Yard, and other city departments. (KXAN)

• The Orionid meteor shower is predicted to peak during the early morning hours of Saturday, Oct. 21 and Sunday, Oct. 22. The best times to view the shower will be between 12 a.m. and 6 a.m. Try watching the shower in a spot with minimal light pollution for the best views. (KVUE)

• Local legend Gary Clark Jr. will headline the Longhorn City Limits concert on Saturday, Oct. 28 at UT Austin’s LBJ lawn. Music will begin at 11 a.m. and Clark will take the stage at 12:30 p.m., before the Texas Longhorns face down Brigham Young University. (KVUE)

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