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The Texas Onion Fest is a celebration of the world-famous Texas 1015 Onion, which was developed in Weslaco and is now the State Vegetable of Texas. The onion is named after its suggested planting date, October 15. The Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors the festival, and it includes live entertainment on two stages, an Onion Eating Contest, a variety of food options, commercial booths, kiddie rides, Dancing Horses, a 1015 Market, a Car Show, cooking demonstrations, and more. The Dancing Horses performance is an event you cannot afford to miss. It features horses trained to dance to traditional Mexican music, with their riders performing alongside them. The Car Show will display a lineup of custom SUVs, trucks, and classic cars to admire. The Onion Eating Contest is famous and open to all ages, with categories for youth, adults, and beauty queens. The Kids Zone is where children can enjoy various activities and rides, including a petting zoo. Remember to visit the Culinary Center, which features food demonstrations highlighting the Sweet Texas 1015 Onion, the festival's main attraction.

Welcome to Ojos Locos Sports Cantina. Here, you can sit back, relax, enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine made from scratch, ice-cold beer served by charming and beautiful waitresses, and watch your favorite sports team play. You can also have a great time with your friends or family. The restaurant has state-of-the-art wall-to-wall HD TVs that broadcast sports matches all day. Not only are they changing the way you watch sports, but they're also redefining how you drink beer. They've introduced the first "Balón," a fantastic way to drink draft beer. With 29º ice-cold beer, charming and beautiful servers, and a massive wall of HD televisions, you'll wonder why you're still reading this and not at one of their locations.

Explore the world of art and science at the International Museum of Art and Science. This museum is home to unique exhibitions and attractions that feature a diverse range of artworks and the various sciences found in nature. Make sure to let your kids explore the KidsZone for hands-on, educational fun during your visit. Located in the Rio Grande Valley, the IMAS inspires audiences of all ages to explore the world of art and science through its permanent collections, exhibits, programs, and partnerships. By empowering learners to discover their interests and pursue their passions, the IMAS is committed to providing accessible, innovative, and awe-inspiring learning experiences that prepare our community for the future.

Kickin Axes is a company owned and operated by veterans who are thrilled to introduce the newest attraction of indoor axe throwing to the Rio Grande Valley. The axe throwing lanes offer various exciting games to play and compete with your friends and family. If you've never thrown an axe before, don't worry, one of their axe-perts will provide you with a brief lesson on the basic techniques of axe throwing before your axe-throwing session begins. If you have a large group or party, they have a private room with dedicated throwing lanes that you can rent out for special occasions or corporate events. This room is available for rent any day or time of the week. Moreover, if you prefer, they can bring the axe-kicking to you with their mobile axe-throwing trailer. There's so much more to come from Kickin Axes, and they look forward to seeing you soon.