June 2020 Issue

Peaches are in season May-September in the Texas Hill Country. Freestone varieties are quite popular starting in the middle of June, usually around the Jamboree. Most fruit stands offer peaches already picked along with fresh produce, ice cream, pies, and preserves locally made with family recipes. This year, we will not be having the annual Stonewall Peach Jamboree, but we are eagerly planning for the 60th Anniversary slated for 2021. Just because we aren’t having the Jamboree, doesn

After spending most of the spring hunkered down to slow the spread of the Coronavirus, summertime has been creeping upon us. Recent rains have brought new life to trees and plants, and the landscape throughout the Texas Hill Country is benefiting. Llano County, which boasts a gorgeous river and beautiful lakes, is one of the best places to get away – whether it's just for a day trip or a relaxing week or two. Being mindful of social distancing, yet ready for some outside time, getting a ...

The State of Texas is just a bit proud of all things “Texas Made! As a result, Texas artisans have amazing products and Texas made items representing true Texas culture. If you have looked for that special store that honors Texas’ place in history, Bandera, Cowboy Capital of the World, is the place to visit!

Starting May 27, visitors will be able to make camping reservations at parks with arrival dates between June 1 and Sept. 7. This gradual reopening of overnight reservations will be limited to varying degrees at individual parks to align with safe business practices currently followed in Texas. “No one is more pleased than us to welcome more outdoor enthusiasts back into state parks as part of the continued reopening of Texas,” said Carter Smith, Executive Director of the Texas Parks and ...