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!
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 ...
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
Warmer weather is just around the corner and there’s no better place to get ready for the outdoor season than at the 2019 San Antonio Boat & Outdoor Expo, March 21st - 24th at the Freeman Expo Hall in San Antonio. This is certain to be one of San Antonio’s largest outdoor lifestyle events featuring boat, canoe, kayak and RV dealers all under one roof!
Hundreds of boats as well as travel trailers will be on display, giving you the convenience of a vast array of inventory all in one p ...
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 ...
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 Old County Annex Barn sat waiting for a new purpose. This year work began on the barn to turn it into a Vendor’s Market. There are 22 booths. Nine have been filled and seven new vendors open in March and April.
The owners wanted to create an environment for someone to come in and set up a small retail business with little up-front cost and an on-site cashier so you can still work at your day job while growing your small business.
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 Hill Country Living FESTIVAL + Rainwater Revival returns to the Dripping Spring Ranch Park on Saturday, April 4, from 10am to 5pm. This free, one-day event promises something for everyone who loves the Texas Hill Country — whether you call it home now, plan to make it home in the future, or just like to visit and play here.
The Hill Country Alliance, FESTIVAL planner and host, has once again packed the day with fun things to do and good things to learn about living lightly in our prec ...
By Terry Schroth
“If you’re gonna play in Texas, you gotta have a fiddle in the band.” Safe to say that nine times out of ten, that fiddle player probably came from Llano. Llano has a fiddle history as long as the Llano river and twice as deep.
Originating in the “old country,” front porch fiddle playing was a common form of evening entertainment in the Texas Hill Country, a family tradition passed on from father to son that begat many famous fiddlers.
