December 28-31
The Golf Club of Texas at Concan will be home base for four days and nights of fun-filled activities for the whole family.
The celebration kicks off on Friday with a late lunch at Concan Grill before treats of s’mores and hot chocolate in the evening followed by the musical stylings of Condie Rogers.
Visitors will also enjoy glow in the dark putting, a bounce house and snow machine in the evenings, and Saturday through Monday mornings can start the right way with yoga a ...
Each year, volunteers work countless hours preparing for one of the Texas Hill Country’s most delightful lighted Christmas parks, located in the heart of the Deer Capital of the World, Llano.
This year, despite heavy flooding, the Starry Starry Nights crew created a wonderland of spectacular lights and beautiful displays. Working tirelessly from the time the waters receded until the switch was flipped on November 23, the volunteers have once again managed to top themselves.
Located in t ...
YES……. Llano will have our Starry Starry Nights Lighted Christmas Park again this year! That has been one of the questions asked after the severe flooding and damage to Badu Park along the Llano River.
Our Lighted Christmas Park will open on November 23 at 6 pm the day after Thanksgiving, and will be open every evening from 6-9 pm until New Year’s Eve.
Weihnachtsmarkt Texas Style
December 7, 8, & 9, 2018
Fri 6pm – 10pm * Sat 10 am – 10 pm * Sun 10 am – 6 pm
Tomball, Texas, Old Town near the historical Train Depot, 201 S. Elm
Free Admission, Parking, and Shuttle – Shuttle parking is in the east lot of Tomball Regional Hospital with shuttles running continuously on Saturday & Sunday.
Herzlich Willkommen!
Marking the 29th year, Johnson City is already preparing for their annual Lights Spectacular, Hill Country Style. Boasting millions of lights, each year downtown Johnson City becomes a beacon for Christmas light-seers, holiday cheer seekers, and everyone in between.
Pedernales Electric Cooperative begins wrapping the brilliant white lights in October, taking care to meticulously wrap the trunks and limbs of the grand oaks that adorn their property.
For nearly 30 years, they have been ...
Blanco Performing Arts is delighted and honored to present The American String Quartet in concert on Saturday, November 10, 2018 at 7:30 pm.
Few would have predicted that when Blanco Performing Arts in the small Hill Country town of Blanco, Texas began nine years ago that such world-class artists as The American String Quartet would be gracing the stage.
Formed when its original members were students at The Juilliard School, the award-winning quartet has performed worldwide to critical ac ...
AUSTIN--In 2019, it will be easier than ever to plan day and overnight visits to Texas State Parks thanks to improvements in the online reservation system. The new features will allow visitors to reserve a specific campsite, buy day passes in advance and buy or renew a Texas State Parks Pass online.
The system will include features that are easy to use both online and through mobile devices.
Carved and painted gourds, handmade jewelry, books by local authors, tie dye clothing, candles, fresh roasted coffee, wood art, clothing and accessories are just some of the gifts for you and your loved ones that can be found at the 13th Annual Holiday Bazaar in Wimberley. Saturday, December 8th from 10am-4pm, do your last-minute shopping and register to win hourly door prizes donated by local artists and crafters.
Eliminate shopping malls and find 30 artists and crafters under one roof w ...
The Guadalupe River is arguably one of the best known rivers in Texas. In 1964, the Army Corps of Engineers recognized the need to dam up the Guadalupe River about 12 miles west of New Braunfels, TX to stop the severe flash flooding issues. They created a water reservoir which is now known as Canyon Lake.
BURNET-- Enjoy two days of cultural exhibits, weapons demonstrations and Native American dances at the Hill Country Heritage Expo hosted by Inks Lake State Park. The event is free to the public with park entry fees and runs Oct. 5-6.
The fun is kicking off Friday with a teepee talk interpretive event at 6 p.m., then visitors can groove into the weekend at a historical dance from 7:30 p.m.- 9 p.m.
Saturday’s festivities begin at 10 a.m.
