Free yoga, a wine walk and more this week

Sunday

Landmark’s Dog Art Walk. Bring your dog to stroll around the University of Texas campus, admiring some of its most stunning outdoor sculptures. Don’t have a dog? Meet some of Blue Dog Rescue’s pups available for adoption. 10 a.m. 24th and Speedway streets. landmarks. utexas.edu.

Monday

Free Day of Yoga. All day, all across Austin, participating studios offer free yoga classes. This is the perfect opportunity to try yoga for the first time, visit a new studio, or get a friend involved. Find a list of studios and a schedule at freedayofyoga.com.

Wednesday

Crafternoon. Stop by the Austin Public Library for this crafternoon for all ages. Supplies will be provided for paper crafts, easy sewing, and whatever your creativity can dream up. 5 p.m. Manchaca Road Branch, 5500 Manchaca Road. library.austintexas.gov.

Texas Radio Live. This weekly series is dedicated to bringing Austin the best in Texas music. David Hamburger and Good Earth perform this year. 6 p.m. Guero’s Oak Garden, 1412 S Congress Ave. sunradio.com/texasradiolive.

Thursday

Wine Walk. Explore all the Hill Country Galleria has to offer while discovering new wines from all over the world. Start at Twin Liquors to pick up a map and follow the wine stops to exclusive offers. 5-9 p.m. Hill Country Galleria, 12700 Hill Country Blvd. hillcountrygalleria.com.

Movies in the Park. “Crazy Carl and His Man Boobs: An Austin Love Story” will screen for free thanks to the Austin Parks Foundation and Alamo Drafthouse. 8:15 p.m. Wooldridge Park, 900 Guadalupe St. austinparks.org/movies inthepark.html.

Friday

Community Diez Y Seis Celebration. Celebrate Mexico’s independence with free games, prizes, music, food, and your fellow community members. 5:30-8 p.m. Metz Rec Center, 2704 Canterbury Road. austintexas.gov.

Saturday, Sept. 12

Saturday Night Concert Series. Rosie Flores performs in the outdoor amphitheater. The event will be emceed by Sun Radio 100.1 FM. 7-9 p.m. Hill Country Galleria, 12700 Hill Country Blvd. hill countrygalleria.com.

JOHN KELSO Crazy Carl Hickerson was Austin’s king of goofidity long before Leslie showed up.“Carl and His Manboobs”is a new film that tells his story. See it Thursday at 8:15 p.m.