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New to Aubrey, TX? Get honest answers about schools, utilities, commute times, master-planned communities, and what life here is really like.
Aubrey's community market wraps its 2026 season at Veterans Memorial Park with a veteran-appreciation theme on Nov. 7, 9 AM–1 PM.
Aubrey's Haunted Harvest on Oct. 31 packs Veterans Memorial Park with trunk-or-treat, a hayride, and a movie from 5:30 to 9:30 PM.
The Fall 2026 cohort of Aubrey Citizens University closes out its seven-week program on October 19 and 26, giving residents a behind-the-scenes look at local government.
The United Dressage & Jumping Club's fall Texas Circuit returns to Aubrey Meadows Equestrian Center in October and November 2026.
Moving to Aubrey, TX? Get real answers on school districts, utilities, commutes, master-planned communities, and more from a local perspective.
The city's annual Haunted Harvest returns Oct. 31 with trunk-or-treat, a haunted hayride, movie screening, and food trucks in historic downtown Aubrey.
Aubrey's Citizens University fall session invites residents to go behind the scenes of local government and understand the city's inner workings.
The North Dallas RC Club touches down at Eagle Field Oct 16–17 with vintage warbirds and golden-age classic model aircraft for all ages.
Aubrey's annual Horses & Hope gathering marks its 13th year on October 24 at its longtime US-377 location near Krugerville.
A practical local guide to grocery stores, boutiques, and everyday retail in Aubrey, TX — including what's coming soon.
The 40th Annual Aubrey Peanut Festival returns Oct. 3 with live music, 150+ vendors, peanut contests, and a downtown after-party concert.
Aubrey ISD launches Chaparral Course Connection, offering grades 9–12 virtual and hybrid instruction as an alternative to traditional classrooms.
Trunk-or-Treat registration is open now for Aubrey's Haunted Harvest on Oct. 31 at Veterans Memorial Park and Fire Station #1 Bay.
The North Dallas RC Club brings vintage warbirds and golden age classics to NDRCC-Eagle Field in Aubrey on October 16–17, 2026.
The Aubrey Area Library on Countryside Drive runs book clubs, BINGO, LEGO nights, and murder mystery parties for all ages.
The 40th Annual Aubrey Peanut Festival hits S. Main St. on Oct. 3 with a parade, live music, 150+ vendors, and peanut contests.
Aubrey ISD was named a CTE District of Distinction by CTAT. Here's what the recognition signals about career education in the district.
Tatum Dobson takes the helm of the Aubrey High School softball program with a focus on relationships, growth, and purpose.
Aubrey's Citizens University fall session invites residents to pull back the curtain on local government and discover how their city actually works.
A local guide to Aubrey, TX history, landmarks, and traditions — from the founding story to the Peanut Festival and beyond.
The 40th Annual Aubrey Peanut Festival brings two stages of live music, 150+ vendors, a parade, and a free kids zone to Main Street on October 3.
Aubrey ISD launches virtual and hybrid instruction for grades 9–12, letting students earn an AHS diploma outside the traditional classroom.
Tatum Dobson takes the helm of the Aubrey High School softball program, emphasizing relationships, growth, and purpose heading into the season.
Aubrey's Fruit Jar Junction Farmers Market returns October 4 in Veterans Memorial Park, connecting locals with farmers, artisans, and homemade goods.
Aubrey City Council approved Dean Construction as construction manager for the new Aubrey Sports Complex, marking a milestone for the growing community.
A local guide to cafes, coworking spaces, and nearby options for remote workers living in or around Aubrey, TX.
The 40th Annual Peanut Festival hits Historic Downtown Aubrey on October 3 with an '80s theme, parade, and photography contest.
Aubrey ISD's new Chaparral Course Connection gives grades 9–12 students a virtual and hybrid path through high school starting in 2026–2027.
Tatum Dobson brings a relationship-first philosophy to Aubrey High School as the new head softball coach for the Chaparrals.
A local guide to dog parks, pet-friendly patios, vets, and groomers for pet owners living in or visiting Aubrey, TX.
The 40th Annual Peanut Festival rolls down Main Street on Oct. 3, but parade hopefuls must register by 11 a.m. on September 24.
Aubrey ISD launches the Chaparral Course Connection, a virtual and hybrid program expanding options for high school students in fall 2026.
Tatum Dobson is taking over the Aubrey High School softball program with a focus on relationships, growth, and purpose.
Aubrey's monthly farmers market carries a name rooted in the town's 1800s past — and it returns this Saturday at Veterans Memorial Park.
A community Wellness Walk at Union Park and a 6-mile team paddle along the Greenbelt Corridor Trail bring Aubrey outdoors this September.
The 40th Annual Aubrey Peanut Festival arrives October 3, with a parade deadline of September 24 and a theme saluting the totally awesome '80s.
Aubrey ISD launches Chaparral Course Connection this fall, offering high schoolers a virtual and hybrid alternative for earning credits.
The monthly Fruit Jar Junction Market runs 9 AM–1 PM at Veterans Memorial Park. Here's what to know before you go.
Aubrey's Brighton Abbey invites the community inside for an open house evening on September 10, unveiling the venue's storied garden spaces.
The monthly Fruit Jar Junction Farmers Market returns to Veterans Memorial Park on Sept. 5, 9 a.m.–1 p.m., featuring local vendors and handmade goods.
Aubrey ISD launches the Chaparral Course Connection virtual and hybrid program for high school students in fall 2026.
Brighton Abbey invites Aubrey residents to tour its estate gardens and chapel venue during a free open house on Thursday, September 10 at 5 PM.
Cousins Maine Lobster brings fresh lobster dishes to Oak Tree's Beer Garden in Aubrey on August 22, giving locals a taste of the coast.
Aubrey's Weiner Fest lands at Oak Tree's Beer Garden on Sunday, Aug. 23, starting at noon — a community food festival worth circling on your calendar.
The Aubrey City Council has selected Dean Construction as the construction manager for the long-anticipated Aubrey Sports Complex.
NTX Vintage Market brings Aubrey Weiner Fest to Oak Tree's Beer Garden on Aug. 23, 2026 — a family-friendly afternoon of dachshunds and local shopping.
Aubrey ISD's new Chaparral Course Connection program brings virtual and hybrid learning options to high school students starting fall 2026.
The City of Aubrey is accepting parade applications for the retro-themed 40th Annual Peanut Festival, with a deadline of September 24.
A local guide to Aubrey's parks, trails, and outdoor spaces — from downtown green spaces to Ray Roberts Lake and the Greenbelt.
Aubrey's free Summer Music Series at Veterans Memorial Park features live Texas country, a beer garden, vendors, and newly renovated grounds.
Aubrey's Fruit Jar Junction Market revives a historic agricultural nickname, connecting downtown shoppers to local farmers and artisans each month.
Aubrey ISD students return to campus Wednesday, August 12, 2026. Here's what the district's calendar and $385.9M bond mean for families this fall.
From STEM labs to senior bingo to youth volunteering, the Aubrey Area Library on Countryside Drive is a full community hub this summer.
Aubrey's free Summer Music Series brings live music, bounce houses, and local vendors to the newly renovated Veterans Memorial Park every Saturday.
Aubrey ISD students return August 12, 2026, as the district executes a $385.9M bond program to keep pace with rapid enrollment growth.
Fun Fridays, Senior Bingo, and the Lightbulb Lab STEM program are all still running at the Aubrey Area Library through August.
The 2nd Annual Main Street Motor Fest fills downtown Aubrey with classic cars, food trucks, live music, and artisan vendors from 9 AM to 2 PM today.
A local guide to the best family-friendly activities in Aubrey, TX — from parks and trails to farms, play cafes, and community events.
Aubrey's free Summer Music Series is back every Saturday with live concerts, a beer garden, bounce houses, and a brand-new dance area downtown.
From STEM labs to senior bingo to youth volunteering, the Aubrey Area Library at 226 Countryside Drive is doing more than lending books this summer.
Aubrey's first-Saturday market is back at Veterans Memorial Park on August 1, 9 AM–1 PM. Here's what to expect and how to plan your visit.
Tatum Dobson has been named head softball coach at Aubrey High School, bringing a philosophy built on relationships, growth, and purpose.
The City of Aubrey's Summer Music Series brings live music, a beer garden, and family activities to a newly renovated Veterans Memorial Park all summer long.
Aubrey's monthly farmers and artisan market runs 9 AM–1 PM on August 1 at Veterans Memorial Park, right off Main St. in downtown Aubrey.
From STEM labs to senior bingo to a volunteer program for kids 11 and up, the Aubrey Area Library is a summer hub worth knowing.
A town of about 5,000 at the 2020 census is now ringed by master-planned communities, a school district building for thousands of new students, and highways being widened to keep up. Here's what's driving Aubrey's growth.
From Ray Roberts Lake State Park to a downtown that dates to 1881, here's how locals actually spend their weekends in Aubrey, Texas — the heart of Denton County's Horse Country.
A neighbor's guide to coffee around Aubrey, TX — 380-corridor drive-thrus, a local roaster, and the Pilot Point square coffee house worth the short drive.
Swim beaches, camping, fishing, and 20 miles of trail right on Aubrey's doorstep. Here's how to make the most of Ray Roberts Lake State Park's Isle du Bois and Johnson Branch units.
Where to hear live music near Aubrey, TX: Fortunata Winery, the Summer Music Series, Pilot Point's roots-music square, and Denton's legendary venues.
Aubrey's flagship festival celebrates the peanut crop that once saved the town's economy. Here's the story behind the Peanut Festival — and what to expect at the 40th annual in 2026.
Sandbrock Ranch, Silverado, ArrowBrooke, Winn Ridge and more — a plain-English guide to Aubrey's master-planned communities, their amenities, and the school-district details that trip up newcomers.
Your local guide to family weekends near Aubrey, TX: the first-Saturday market, library story times, Ray Roberts lake days, and nearby Pilot Point and Little Elm events.
Five easy day trips within an hour of Aubrey, TX — from Pilot Point's historic square and Ray Roberts Lake to Denton, Lake Lewisville, and Frisco.
A season-by-season guide to fall and the holidays in Aubrey, TX: the pumpkin patch on Sherman Drive, the Peanut Festival, Haunted Harvest, and the tree lighting.
How a Denton County railroad town became North Texas horse country — the sandy-loam soil, the cutting-horse ranches, and where to ride the trails near Aubrey.
From downtown playgrounds to Ray Roberts Lake's Greenbelt Corridor, here's an honest local guide to the parks and trails in and around Aubrey, Texas.
A local's guide to Ray Roberts Lake near Aubrey: Isle du Bois and Johnson Branch camping, boat ramps, fish species, records, and how to reserve a site.
A local, honest guide to Aubrey's master-planned communities and the builders active in them in 2026 — Sandbrock Ranch, Silverado, Winn Ridge, ArrowBrooke and more.
A family's guide to Aubrey ISD schools: meet the Chaparrals, tour every campus, the $385.9M growth bond, and why some Aubrey addresses feed Denton ISD.
A neighborly guide to Sandbrock Ranch in Aubrey, TX — the Carriage House, resort pool, treehouse, miles of trails, Denton ISD schools, and life on the land.
Thinking about moving to Aubrey, TX? A local's 2026 guide to commutes, master-planned communities, the Aubrey ISD vs Denton ISD split, and everyday life.
A neighbor's honest guide to eating in Aubrey, TX — Main Street cafes, Tex-Mex on 377, charcoal-grilled meats, barbecue, and a few worthwhile drives just up the road.
What it really costs to live in Aubrey, Texas in 2026 — home prices, Denton County property taxes, utilities, and the commute math, with sourced and dated figures.
How a name pulled from a hat, a Civil War veteran's homestead, and a railroad section house grew into Denton County's fast-growing Horse Country town.
A local's guide to Aubrey's recurring 2026 events: the 40th Annual Peanut Festival, free Summer Music Series concerts, the farmers market, and nearby festivals.
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