2020 Tomball German
Heritage Festival
March 27, 28 & 29, 2020
Old Town Tomball, Texas
Historical Train Depot Plaza
Beginning with one Oomph band on a flatbed trailer twenty 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 ...
The Schneider House at 532 Magazine Avenue is a single-family dwelling with two accessory structures located on the back of the property. The property is not an individual historic landmark but contributes to the Sophienburg Hill Historic District.
The residence was originally built in 1910 by Edward F. Schneider (1861-1919) and Emma Maurer Schneider (1857-1935) adding to their considerable land holdings in the area.
The first weekend of April is booked solid in Llano with the 16th Annual Chuck Wagon Cook-Off and the 43rd Llano Fiddle Festival. On Friday morning, April 3, students from Llano Elementary, Packsaddle, and Llano Christian Academy will make their yearly trip to Badu Park to learn about life in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
The notorious John Henry “ Doc” Holliday of Dodge City, Kansas and Tombstone Arizona Territory will be coming to Fredericksburg and take the stage at the Texas Rangers Heritage Center Pavilion at Ft. Martin Scott on Friday evening of March 13th, at 6:30 pm, kicking off the Former Texas Rangers Foundation annual “Celebrate Texas “ weekend event.
Portrayed by non-other than Wyatt Earp, (namesake and Great Grandnephew of the real Wyatt Earp), this historical bio-drama is the story of t ...
March 13-16 Grenwelge Park in Llano will be filled with imaginative and artistic people of all ages, gathered together to celebrate LEAF (Llano Earth Art Festival). This year marks the sixth annual festival where approximately 30 artists will be flown in from all over the world to spend the weekend in Llano.
LEAF is becoming popular worldwide because it is the proud home of the World Rock Stacking Championship.
Nestled among majestic limestone cliffs and groves of oak and pecan trees at the confluence of North and South Llano rivers, Junction is a place of natural beauty. Settled at the intersection of the Texas Hill Country and West Texas, the town's magnificent landscapes come alive in the spring. Fields full of purple, red, and yellow flowers greet a multitude of colorful migratory birds, and all the other animals that call this part of the Lone Star State home seemingly awaken from their season- ...
It’s that time of year! Clean out your closets, cabinets and attics to participate in the Llano Area Wide Garage Sale—or clean out your trunk and get ready for some sweet purchases! The garage sale will take place on Saturday, February 1 at the John L. Kuykendall Events Center and Arena from 9:00 a.m.
The Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present the 29th Annual Walkway of Lights. Every year, the Walkway of Lights brings thousands of people to the shore of Lake Marble Falls.
With lighted sculptures of every kind, sparkling garland leading the way through the beautiful winter wonderland, photo opportunities, and more, there’s no wonder why people come from all over the world to experience it.
This year’s event kicks off November 22nd with the Walkway Light Up P ...
Johnson City will celebrate the 30th anniversary of its Lights Spectacular with more than two million twinkling lights on display in the downtown area.
Beginning Thanksgiving weekend on Friday, Nov. 29, and continuing through Sunday, Jan. 5, Lights Spectacular hosts a series of special weekend events in Johnson City in conjunction with Pedernales Electric Cooperative’s famous display of over one million lights strung in the oak trees at PEC headquarters.
“We are planning for our brigh ...
Fall is here in Mason, Texas! Temperatures are starting to drop and the “Gem of the Hill Country” is kicking off its season with wine and hunting. Over the past month, our local vineyards and wineries have been preparing the fruits of their labor, with stained fingers and big smiles.
