Hutto Olde Tyme Days 2026: Festival Returns October 10
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One of Hutto’s longest-running community traditions is returning for another full day of live entertainment, local shopping, food, family activities and hometown fun.

The Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce will host the 41st Annual Hutto Olde Tyme Days on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at the Hutto Co-Op District in Downtown Hutto, Texas. The family-friendly festival celebrates Hutto’s history, community spirit and small-town charm while giving local businesses, artisans and food vendors an opportunity to connect with thousands of residents and visitors.
Published event information currently lists festival hours as 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., with free admission for all ages. Visitors should check the official event page before attending for the finalized schedule, parking information and event updates.
Olde Tyme Days 2026 Event Details
Event: 41st Annual Hutto Olde Tyme Days
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
Time: 10 a.m.–11 p.m.
Location: Hutto Co-Op District in Downtown Hutto, Texas
Admission: Free
Organizer: Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce
The festival is expected to offer an entire day of activities for children, adults, longtime Hutto residents and first-time visitors.
What to Expect at Hutto Olde Tyme Days 2026
The Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce has announced several major attractions for the 2026 celebration, including a car show, live music, vendor booths and activities for children. Official Olde Tyme Days event page
Classic and Antique Car Show
Car enthusiasts can admire an assortment of beautiful vehicles during the Olde Tyme Days Car Show. The display has become one of the festival’s signature attractions, giving visitors an opportunity to see classic designs, restored automobiles and plenty of vehicles worthy of a photograph.
Whether you know every engine by sound or simply appreciate a shiny classic car, this part of the festival should be worth the stroll.
Live Music and Entertainment
Olde Tyme Days will feature live performances throughout the event. Visitors can enjoy music while exploring the festival, eating local food and shopping from participating vendors.
The complete 2026 entertainment schedule had not been published when this article was prepared. Check the Chamber’s website and social media pages closer to the event for performer announcements and stage times.
Local Vendors and Artisan Shopping
Vendor booths are a major part of the Olde Tyme Days experience. Festivalgoers can shop for handmade crafts, clothing, artwork, jewelry, gifts, home décor, specialty products and other unique finds from local artisans and small businesses.
Supporting these vendors keeps more money circulating within the community, and it is far more interesting than buying another mass-produced decoration from aisle twelve.
Food Vendors and Festival Favorites
Come hungry. Food vendors are expected to serve a variety of festival meals, snacks, desserts and drinks throughout the day.
Available selections will depend on the final vendor lineup, but visitors can typically expect a mixture of savory dishes, sweet treats and crowd-friendly favorites. Food vendors participating in the 2026 event must follow applicable Texas permitting requirements.
Activities for Children
Olde Tyme Days is designed as a family-friendly celebration, with activities and entertainment planned for younger visitors. Families can enjoy the festival atmosphere, explore vendor booths, listen to music and participate in children’s activities together.
Parents should bring sunscreen, water, comfortable shoes and any other supplies needed for a long day outdoors. October weather in Central Texas can still be surprisingly warm because Texas does not always respect the calendar.
A Celebration of Hutto’s Heritage
Olde Tyme Days is more than a festival. It is an annual celebration of the people, businesses and traditions that have shaped Hutto.
The event brings together longtime residents, new families, community organizations, entrepreneurs, artists and visitors from throughout Central Texas. It also introduces tourists to Hutto’s famous hippo spirit, historic downtown character and rapidly growing business community.
The Chamber describes Olde Tyme Days as a celebration rooted in local history and nostalgia, offering visitors an opportunity to experience the traditions and community pride that make Hutto unique.
Supporting Hutto Businesses
Large community events can create valuable exposure and revenue for local businesses. Vendors can introduce their products to new customers, restaurants can welcome festival traffic and sponsors can increase their visibility throughout Hutto and the surrounding region.
Visitors can extend that support beyond the festival grounds by eating at a Hutto restaurant, visiting Downtown Hutto businesses or exploring the shops and entertainment options around the Co-Op District.
A festival visit can easily become a complete Hutto day trip.
Become an Olde Tyme Days Vendor
Vendor registration is currently available through the Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce.
Opportunities may be available for:
Arts and crafts vendors
Food vendors
Local businesses
Community organizations
Informational booths
Specialty merchandise sellers
Vendor spaces are limited, and early registration is encouraged. Interested vendors should review the current requirements and apply through the Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce.
Questions about vendor registration may be directed to marketing@huttochamber.com or 512-759-4400.
Tips for Attending Olde Tyme Days
Before heading to the festival:
Check the Chamber’s website for the finalized entertainment schedule.
Review official parking and road-closure announcements.
Arrive early if you want to explore before the largest crowds arrive.
Wear comfortable walking shoes.
Bring sunscreen and refillable water bottles.
Carry a portable phone charger.
Bring cash as a backup, although many vendors may accept cards.
Establish a meeting place in case family members become separated.
Follow all posted rules concerning pets, outside food and restricted areas.
Because event details can change, visitors should confirm current information shortly before October 10.
Make a Day of It in Hutto
Visitors coming from outside Hutto can add several local attractions to their festival itinerary:
Explore Historic Downtown Hutto.
Take pictures with Hutto’s concrete hippo statues.
Visit the Hutto Co-Op District and Town Green.
Eat at a locally owned Hutto restaurant.
Shop at Downtown Hutto businesses.
Visit a local park or walking trail.
Stay for dinner and evening entertainment after shopping.
Explore more local attractions through the iHutto visitor guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Hutto Olde Tyme Days 2026?
The 41st Annual Hutto Olde Tyme Days is scheduled for Saturday, October 10, 2026.
Where will Olde Tyme Days be held?
The Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce lists the event at the Hutto Co-Op District in Hutto, Texas.
What time does the festival begin?
Published event listings currently show festival hours of 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Visitors should confirm the final hours before attending.
Is Hutto Olde Tyme Days free?
Current event information lists free admission for all ages. Food, merchandise and certain activities may require payment.
What activities will be available?
The Chamber has announced a car show, live music, vendor booths and children’s activities. Additional attractions and schedules may be announced closer to the event.
Can businesses participate as vendors?
Yes. Vendor registration is available through the Hutto Area Chamber of Commerce while spaces remain available.
Mark Your Calendar for October 10
The 41st Annual Hutto Olde Tyme Days is shaping up to be one of Hutto’s biggest community celebrations of 2026. With live music, classic cars, local vendors, food and activities for children, the festival offers something for nearly everyone.
Mark your calendar for Saturday, October 10, 2026, invite your family and friends, and get ready to celebrate Hutto’s heritage at the Hutto Co-Op District.
For official updates, schedules, vendor registration and announcements, visit the Hutto Chamber's event page.
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