Happy hour is such great fun at Kuneho that a single "happy" simply won't do; the eatery's founders call it "Happy Happy Time" instead. From 5 to 7 p.m. every day of the week, patrons flock to this beloved Austin eatery for Happy Happy Time. Small appetizers start at a mere $2 apiece, like the crispy onion and the enoki mushroom with tamari. For a bit more, enjoy a maki roll like the Mama Mia with tuna, cucumber, and avocado, or the Kimcheese eggroll stuffed with Velveeta and kimchi.

If you decide to come for a full meal, your options expand quite a bit. The large list of sushi and sashimi encompasses everything from yellowtail to Spanish mackerel, while the collection of maki rolls offers a few inventive eats. For something totally unique, try the K-Town Roll with short rib, kimchi, and Asian pear. The Unicorn en Vaso is a grilled "sushi" creation with grilled corn, corn milk, and a sea urchin. Save some room for chocolate mochi cake or jasmine sorbet at the end of your meal at Kuneho.

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Watch a beautiful fireworks show unfold in the sky above you at the July 4th Fireworks Paddle in Austin. Boating enthusiasts are invited down to Lady Bird Lake this Fourth of July to watch the free fireworks show from the water. Guests can either bring their own boat or rent one ahead of time at the lake. Guests can rent kayaks, canoes, or stand up paddleboards for an affordable price.

Check-in starts at 7:15 p.m., and everyone who wants to take part in the event must be in their boat and on the water by 8:45 p.m. The fireworks are slated to start not long after that, and the live music is slated to start at 8:30 p.m. Interested in checking out this one-of-a-kind July 4th celebration? The event is taking place at the Rowing Dock on Lady Bird Lake, not far from Lamar Union.

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Don't be surprised to see some outlandish costumes at the Keep Austin Weird (KAW) Festival and 5K 2017. As its name suggests, the festival embraces the weirdest aspects of Austin. Anyone who is truly dedicated to keeping the city one of the weirdest in the country should wear their oddest ensemble and participate in the 5K.

Whether you're decked out in a patriotic pair of swimming trunks or a superhero's uniform, you're welcome to run, walk, or crawl the 5K for just $27. The Keep Austin Weird Festival offers odd accents at every turn, including the Fun Stops located along the race course. Take a break from the run to slip and slide, chug a fruity drink out of a bag, or complete a quick obstacle course. Once you cross the finish line, enjoy the rest of the KAW Fest, including the live music and sideshow.

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