September 21-29 are the dates for the 126th Comal County Fair and Rodeo in New Braunfels.
The fairgrounds will be filled with activities and entertainment for folks of all ages.
Fair events kick off with a barbecue cookoff Saturday, September 21. Included in the day’s events will be Mutton Bustin, Pig Wrangling, Stick Horse Races, a Washer Pitching Contest, Best Dressed Western and new this year is a Farm Race and Calf Halter Scramble.
The Comal County Fair Queen and her court will be ...
This year marks the 114th Kendall County Fair and Rodeo in Boerne, Texas! We thank the community for their support and dedication for over 100 years! Our journey started in 1905 when a few fellow members of the town decided to organize a community gathering. This event helped to bond the community together by sharing ideas, crops, farming and livestock tips, sewing creations, baked goods, fun and games and so much more!
The quaint Texas Hill Country town of Bertram is preparing itself for this year’s Labor Day event—their 42nd Annual Oatmeal Festival. The festival kicks off on Friday, August 30, in the nearby town of Oatmeal. At 5:03 p.m., arts and crafts stations will be set up and a BBQ dinner will be served for excited guests at the Oatmeal Community Center.
Known best as the boyhood home of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the 36th President of the United States, Johnson City is also home to numerous wineries, aritists, restaurants and popular visitor destinations.
The county seat of Blanco County, Johnson City is located at the junction of US Hwys 281 and 290; the town motto is “The crossroads of the Texas Hill Country.”
The population has remained relatively steady over the last decade, however, each weekend, the community swells as people come ...
The Texas Rangers Heritage Center in Fredericksburg honors the Texas Rangers daily with a 12-acre campus located on Hwy 290. On August 3, 2019, they will remember those who have served and honor those still commissioned with a two-part event. Texas Ranger Day & History Symposium will feature historians and educational programs, including Ranger camp set ups and cannon firing.
The Symposium will feature a number of speakers, including MC Justice Ken Wise, host of Wise About Texas, Dr.
What began over a quarter of a century ago as the brainstorm of Llano residents and a group of hunters from Beaumont has grown into quite the Cajun festival – and benefits local charities, too.
The Llano Crawfish Open returns for its 30th year April 26-27 at Robinson Park, about two miles west of Llano on FM 152, and features plenty of crawfish and Cajun food, live music, a golf tournament, a motorcycle run, arts, crafts and much more, in what is a little fun for everyone.
Cajun food is ...
Enjoy old fashion family fun with lots of activities for kids, food, music, Yoga, washer tourney and dancing under the stars with the Big Daddy Band. You’ll even be able to participate in the Bloody Mary Challenge and Meltdown. Or if you prefer, get in the zone with Savannah and relax with Yoga.
The Best Dressed Goat contest will most definitely provide some great Kodak moments.
We are of nature and it is in us. That’s the premise of a new long-format audio podcast from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department called Under the Texas Sky. Former KUT-FM Austin (NPR) host and current Passport to Texas radio series producer Cecilia Nasti is “audio sherpa” of the new podcast, which presents stories about nature and the outdoors through experiences of everyday people, as well as via experts inside and outside the agency.
A series of podcasts in 2019 will feature the ...
A nationally registered historic building opened its doors for business in May of 2018 in Llano, Texas. The building’s intriguing history contributed to the unique, Texas-inspired restaurant, Badu 1891.
The building was constructed as a bank in 1891 when Llano’s population was booming at 14,000. At the time, the City of Llano was deemed to be the “second Pittsburgh” for mineral mining.
Beginning with one Oomph band on a flatbed trailer eighteen years ago the festival has become an annual tradition in Tomball and one of the best music/street festivals in Texas.
Every spring festivalgoers break out their Lederhosen and Dirndls “Go German” for the area’s largest festival celebrating the heritage of the original German families that settled this area beginning in about 1840.
