Homeschool Day
This month’s Homeschool Day at the Science Mill focuses on careers in Nanotechnology. Macro, micro, nano, and atomic scales will be taught. Homeschool activities will run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on January 9. See more info at sciencemill.org
Cooking Demo: Vegan Tacos
The Library will host a Vegan Taco cooking demo at 5 p.m.
The 2020 Blanco County Youth Show
2020 Blanco County Youth Show, set for January 2 and 3, the 11th Annual Salsa Contest and Premium Sale are on January 4. Salsa entry fee ($10). Prize money or scholarship donations may be mailed to Blanco County Youth Council, P.O. Box 1255, Blanco, TX. For more info call Keitha Johnson at (830) 833-4138 or [email protected].
Movie Matinee: The Art of Dancing in the Rain
On Monday, January 6, the Johnson City Library will screen the aforementioned mo ...
Make Music, Code &
Create at the Science Mill
Join the Science Mill for a three-day winter jam session on December 26, 27 and 28. Compose electronic tunes with coding and circuitry activities, and build your own recycled instrument to take home. Contact [email protected] for more information, and visit sciencemill.org.
2020 Blanco County Youth Show
2020 Blanco County Youth Show set for January 2 and 3, the 11th Annual Salsa Contest and Premium Sale are on January 4. Salsa entry f ...
Ribbon Cutting
Celebrations
On Thursday, December 19, a ribbon cutting celebration will be held at La Ti Da Deluxe at 202 Main St. The public is invited to attend.
At 3:30 p.m., a ribbon cutting celebration will be held at Reck ‘Em Right Brewing Co. at 102 S. Avenue G, across from the Johnson City Post Office.
Then at 5 p.m., a ribbon cutting celebration will be held at the Old Annex Market at the corner of Avenue G and F.
The public is invited to attend all and any of these event ...
Christmas Treats
Join the Library for a hands-on cooking demo on December 17 at 6 p.m. Learn the tricks and tips to make delicious treats. RSVP by calling (830) 868-4469. Bring some of your favorite treats for a gift swap after the demo.
Ribbon Cutting
On December 19 at 3:30 p.m., a ribbon cutting celebration will be held at Reck ‘Em Right Brewing Co.
By Pat Owens,
Master Gardener
Master Gardeners of Blanco County are providing a Master Gardener class in the coming year. Starting on January 14 weekly until graduation on March 24, 2020. There are 16 classes in 11 weeks.
We are looking for individuals that like to garden and learn scientific horticulture techniques from AgriLife Extension Service in cooperation with Texas A&M University System.
The Albert Community Club will meet at 5 p.m. on Saturday, December 7, 2019, in the Williams Creek School Building at 5501 S. Ranch Road 1623, Albert, TX for their annual Christmas social.
Guests are invited and new members are always welcome. There will be no business meeting.
Everyone is asked to bring a party food and a gift for the Chinese gift exchange.
Free Community
Thanksgiving Potluck Feast
From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, the First United Methodist Church will host a community potluck Thanksgiving at no charge to attendees. Bring a dish to share and come ready to feast alongside your neighbors.
Sleigh Racer Challenge at the Science Mill
Use recycled materials to design and build a souped-up sleigh that harnesses the physics of motion to fly (plus a pinch of holiday magic).
BLANCO– On November 30, Real Ale Brewing Co. will host a Holiday Cheers Christmas Market in partnership with 15 local vendors.
From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. the brewery will become a Holiday Shopping destination, all while supporting local artisans. It’s the most wonderful time for a (independent, craft) beer!
The Holiday Market will coincide with Small Business Saturday.
In 2011, the US Senate unanimously passed a resolution in support of Small Business Saturday, and all 50 states participated. Since then, the Saturday after Thanksgiving has become a shopping hallmark for American families across the country, and with good reason.
Locally, 67 cents out of each dollar spent at a small business stays in the community, according to a 2018 Small Business Impact study.
Small Business in A Small Town
So in towns like Johnson City, pretty much every business i ...