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Hill Country:March March 1-7—AUSTIN: The Flaming Idiots Portrayed by Jon O’Connor, Kevin Hunt and Rob Williams. Zachary Scott Theatre. www.zachtheatre.org Hill Country
March 1-7—AUSTIN: Sculpture Exhibit Enjoy viewing some of Texas’ finest artists’ work. Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. www.wildflower.org 512/232-0100 Hill Country
March 1-7—MARBLE FALLS: Clue the Musical Brings the world’s best known suspects to life and inviting the audience to help solve the mystery. Hill Country Community Theatre. www.hcct.org 830/798-8944 Hill Country
March 1-7—WIMBERLEY: 1940s Radio Hour Presented by Wimberley Players with music by Walton Jones. Wimberley Playhouse. www.wimberleyplayers.org 512/847-0575 Hill Country
March 1-13—SAN MARCOS: A Certain Alchemy: Photographs by Keith Carter Carter’s photographs explore relationships that are timeless, enigmatic and mythological. Alkek Library, Seventh Floor, Texas State University-San Marcos. www.thewittliffcollections.txstate.edu 512/245-2313 Hill Country
March 1-13—SAN MARCOS: Fireflies: Photographs of Children by Keith Carter Features more than 20 images from Carter’s forthcoming monograph. The Wittliff Collections, Texas State University-San Marcos. www.thewittliffcollections.txstate.edu 512/245-2313 Hill Country
March 1-13—SAN MARCOS: Nueva Luz/New Light: Recent Acquisitions Features more than 40 images by internationally acclaimed photographers. The Wittliff Collections, Texas State University-San Marcos. www.thewittliffcollections.txstate.edu 512/245-2313 Hill Country
March 1-14—AUSTIN: The Glass Menagerie This is one of America’s great plays, written by Tennessee Williams and performed as part of TexARTS’ professional Off-Broadway Series. TexARTS. www.tex-arts.org 512/852-9079 Hill Country
March 1-14—BULVERDE: Night Watch, A Mystery-Suspense by Lucille Fletcher All elements of this suspense and mystery play draw towards its riveting and chilling climax. 1300 Bulverde Road. www.stagebulverde.org 830/438-2339 Hill Country
March 1-Apr. 25—AUSTIN: Desire Contemporary artists showcase video, paintings, photographs, sculptures, drawings and more that reflect their interpretations of desire. Blanton Museum of Art. www.blantonmuseum.org Hill Country
March 1-May 22—AUSTIN: Air Fair Discover the power and properties of moving air in this exhibit. Austin Children’s Museum. www.austinkids.org 512/472-2499 Hill Country
March 2-7—AUSTIN: Fiddler on the Roof Texas Performing Arts at The University of Texas at Bass Concert Hall. www.BroadwayAcrossAmerica.com 512/477-6060 Hill Country
March 2-28—KERRVILLE: Kerrville Art Club Annual Juried Exhibition Kerr Arts & Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett St. www.kacckerrville.com 830/895-2911 Hill Country
March 3—AUSTIN: Peter Schickele’s P.D.Q. Bach Jekyll & Hyde Tour A hysterically irreverent examination of classical music, seen through the eyes of Johann Sebastian Bach’s fictional relative, P.D.Q. Bach. The Long Center. www.TheLongCenter.org 512/474-5664 Hill Country
March 3—KERRVILLE: Texas Heritage Coffeehouse Offers an open mike night for writers, musicians and artists from 7 to 10 p.m. Cailloux Theater, Schreiner Activity Center. www.texasheritagemusic.org 830/792-1945 Hill Country
March 4, 7—KERRVILLE: Symphony of the Hills Classical Concert Begins at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Cailloux Theater, 910 Main St. www.symphonyofthehills.org 830/896-9393 Hill Country
March 5—AUSTIN: Spirit of Uganda African orphans bring to life the sounds and music of East Africa. The Long Center. www.TheLongCenter.org 512/474-5664 Hill Country
March 5—CASTROVILLE: Fiorella Friday Features local artisans’ craft work, shopping, live music and food. Fiorella Street. E-mail: kimberly@castroville.com 830/538-3142 Hill Country
March 5—FREDERICKSBURG: First Friday Art Walk Tour fine art galleries offering special events and extended viewing hours. Various fine art galleries in Fredericksburg. www.firstfriday-fbg.blogspot.com 830/990-8151 Hill Country
March 5-6—LAMPASAS: Needle Art & Quilt Show Keystone Square Museum. 512/556-2224 Hill Country
March 5-7—BOERNE: Friends of the Library Book Sale Find thousands of books for sale, old and new. Kendall County Fairgrounds. www.boerne.lib.tx.us 830/249-3053 Hill Country
March 5-13—JOHNSON CITY: Texas Star Trail Ride www.johnsoncitytexaschamber.com 830/868-7684 Hill Country
March 6—AUSTIN: Duo Melis Presented by the Austin Classical Guitar Society. Begins at 8 p.m. Northwest Hills United Methodist Church, 7050 Village Center Drive. www.AustinClassicalGuitar.org 512/300-ACGS Hill Country
March 6— AUSTIN: Texas Independence Day Celebration. Celebrate Texas Independence Day. Congress Ave. 5k Run and Parade - 8:00 AM. http://www.celebratetexas.org/ or celebratetexas@yahoo.com. Hill Country
March 6—BOERNE: Basic Birding Workshop Part I — Optics, Size & Silhouette Cibolo Nature Center, 140 City Park Road. www.cibolo.org 830/249-4616 Hill Country
March 6—BOERNE: Chuck Wagon Cook-Off & Heritage Gathering Twenty authentic, antique chuck wagons compete for the best chicken fried steak, potatoes, beans, bread and fruit cobbler. Agricultural Heritage Museum. www.agmuseum.org 830/249-6007 Hill Country
March 6—HUNT: Family Fun Day Hosted by Heart of the Hills and Camp Stewart. Features tours, horses to pet and more. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Reservations required. www.HOHcamp.com 830/238-4650 Hill Country
March 6—LLANO: LCRA/Parks & Wildlife Coastal Expo LCRA and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department educate the community about Texas coastal ecosystems. Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 325/247-5354 Hill Country
March 6—LUCKENBACH: Texas Independence Day Celebration 412 Luckenbach
Town Loop. www.luckenbachtexas.com 830/997-3224
March 6—UVALDE: St. Henry de Osso Family Project Literacy Gala Junior College Matthews Center Ballroom. 830/278-3438 Hill Country
March 6—WIMBERLEY: Lions Market Day Shop more than 470 vendors.
Lions Field, FM 2325. www.shopmarketdays.com 512/847-2201
March 6, 20—ROCKSPRINGS: Bird Walks & Nature Walks At 8 a.m., search for seasonal migrating birds and endangered species. At 10 a.m., join volunteers for a walk to learn about native plants and wildlife. Reservations required. Devil’s Sinkhole State Natural Area. 830/683-2287 Hill Country
March 7—AUSTIN: 82nd Annual Zilker Park Kite Festival Enjoy kite flying demonstrations, giant kites, kite making, kids activities, vendors and more. Rain date is March 14. Zilker Park. www.zilkerkitefestival.com 512/448-5483 Hill Country
March 9-14—AUSTIN: Lady Bird, Pat & Betty: Tea for Three Emmy Award-winner Elaine Bromka reveals intimate portraits of three remarkable first ladies. The Long Center. www.TheLongCenter.org 512/474-5664 Hill Country
March 12—AUSTIN: Keiko Matsui Matsui is a Japanese smooth jazz/new age keyboardist and composer. One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753 Hill Country
March 12—CASTROVILLE: Friday Night Fever This is a show of cars, trucks and bikes, plus food for sale and live music. Lundquist Automotive, off Hwy. 90. E-mail: kimberly@castroville.com 830/538-3142 Hill Country
March 12-13—AUSTIN: Douglas Harvey The Austin Symphony Orchestra presents Harvey on the cello. Long Center for the Performing Arts. www.austinsymphony.org 512/476-6064 Hill Country
March 12-13—LUCKENBACH: Spring Break Party 412 Luckenbach Town Loop. www.luckenbachtexas.com 830/997-3224 Hill Country
March 12-21—AUSTIN: SXSW Noted filmmakers, musicians and multimedia artists from around the world converge to showcase music, film and interactive media during this internationally recognized event. Austin Convention Center and more than 50 venues. www.sxsw.com 512/467-7979 Hill Country
March 12-27—AUSTIN: Star of Texas Fair & Rodeo PCRA competitors hit the arena and area-students exhibit prize livestock. Headline entertainers perform in concert nightly. Travis County Exposition Center. www.rodeoaustin.com 512/919-3000 Hill Country
March 13—BOERNE: Basic Birding Workshop Part II — Anatomy, Color Patterns, Field Marks & Field Guides Cibolo Nature Center, 140 City Park Road. www.cibolo.org 830/249-4616 Hill Country
Call: Local 830.249.1500, Toll Free 877.833.0621 Hill Country
March 13—BURNET: Stumpy Hollow Kayak Cruise Hear about the history of the lake. Learn about local flora and fauna. Reservations required. Begins at 1:30 p.m. Inks Lake State Park. 512/793-4689 Hill Country
March 13—GEORGETOWN: Market Days Features arts & crafts and festive foods. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Downtown Georgetown. www.dgagtx.org 512/868-8675 Hill Country
March 13—HUTTO: Arbor Day Help plant trees in the parks. Fritz Park. www.huttotx.gov 512/759-4000 Hill Country
March 13—KINGSLAND: Blue/Grey Golf Tournament www.kingslandchamber.org 325/388-6211 Hill Country
March 13—MARBLE FALLS: Market Day More than 100 vendors offer a variety of items from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Main Street. www.marblefalls.org 830/693-2815 Hill Country
March 13—STONEWALL: Kite Day Children are invited to make old-fashioned, 1900s kites. Begins at 1:30 p.m. Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site. www.tpwd.state.tx.us/park/lbj 830/644-2252 Hill Country
March 13-14—BOERNE: Market Days Includes dozens of vendors from all over Texas, arts & crafts, antiques, collectibles, unusual items and great food. Main Plaza. www.mainstreetinboerne.com 830/249-5530 or 210/844-8193 Hill Country
March 13-14—FREDERICKSBURG: Living History Program Re-enacts a battle for an Island in the Pacific during World War II. National Museum of the Pacific War Combat Zone. www.pacificwarmuseum.org 830/997-8600 Hill Country
March 13-20—FREDERICKSBURG: Texas Hell Week Bicycle Tour Features routes of 40, 70 and 100 miles each day. Headquarters is at the Sunset Inn, 900 S. Adams St. www.hellweek.com 806/683-6489 Hill Country
March 13, 20—BLANCO: Fish with a Ranger A Park Ranger will be on hand to provide a basic safety and skills lesson. Begins at 2 p.m. Blanco State Park. 830/833-4333 Hill Country
March 13, 20, 27—BANDERA: Cowboys on Main Includes a Western display in front of the Bandera County Courthouse with strolling musicians on Bandera’s Main Street from 1 to 4 p.m. Downtown Main Street. www.banderacowboycapital.com 800/364-3833 Hill Country
March 13, 27—AUSTIN: Changing Faces of McKinney Falls: Nature Hike Discover how volcanoes, ancient seas, Native Americans, Texas revolution and visitors have changed the landscape of the park. McKinney Falls State Park. 512/243-1643 Hill Country
March 14—GRUENE: Gospel Brunch with a Texas Twist Serves up awe-inspiring gospel music with a mouth-watering buffet from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Gruene Hall. www.gruenehall.com 830/629-5077 or 830/606-1601 Hill Country
March 15-20—FREDERICKSBURG: Spring Break at the Pioneer Museum Features living history demonstrations, including spinning, quilting, blacksmithing, rope making, chuck-wagon cooking and LaKota-Sioux Indians. Pioneer Museum, 325 W. Main St. www.pioneermuseum.net 830/997-2835 Hill Country
March 17—BURNET: Angler Education Goes Green! Interactive learning showcases casting, fish and lure identification, tackle assembly and ethics of fishing. Begins at 9 a.m. Reservations required for groups of 10 or more. Inks Lake State Park. 512/793-4689 Hill Country
March 18-Apr. 18—KERRVILLE: A Touch of Color Group exhibit features diverse and beautiful art work, all celebrating color. Kerr Arts & Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett St. www.kacckerrville.com 830/895-2911 Hill Country
March 18-Apr. 18—KERRVILLE: Hill Country Quilt Guild Exhibit Offers a must see exhibit of quilts by local quilt makers. Kerr Arts & Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett St. www.kacckerrville.com 830/895-2911 Hill Country
March 19—AUSTIN: Saint Cecilia Music Series: Ars Lyrica Enjoy an intimate and earthy program of French Baroque chamber works. Begins at 8 p.m. First Presbyterian Church of Austin, 8001 Mesa Drive. www.stcecilamusicseries.org 512/345-8866 ext. 55 Hill Country
March 19-21—BANDERA: Texas Equestrian Trail Riders & HCSNAP Trail Ride Offers three days of trail riding fun in 5,400 acre Hill Country State Natural Area. www.hcsnap.org 830/796-4413 Hill Country
March 19-21—FREDERICKSBURG: Trade Days Shop more than 350 vendors or relax while listening to live music. Hwy. 290 E., across from Wildseed Farms. www.fbgtradedays.com 210/846-4094 or 830/990-4900 Hill Country
March 20—BANDERA: Wild Hog Explosion Features team competition in wild-hog catching, pork rib barbecue cook-off, arts & crafts, piggy pictures and more. Mansfield Park. www.wildhogexplosion.com 800/364-3833 Hill Country
March 20—BOERNE: Basic Birding Workshop Part III — Behavior & Habitat Cibolo Nature Center, 140 City Park Road. www.cibolo.org 830/249-4616 Hill Country
March 20—BOERNE: Outdoor Family Fair. Receive local solutions for child guidance, health and nutrition with interactive booths, food, fun and live entertainment. Boerne Main Plaza, 10am. to 2pm. http://kendall-tx.tamu.edu/ or (830)249-9343 extension 361 or email address afiedler@ag.tamu.edu Hill Country
March 20—KERRVILLE: Original Team Roping Association Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hill Country Youth Exhibit Center, 3805 Hwy. 27E. www.otrc.net 806/499-3584 Hill Country
March 20—LAKEHILLS: Annual Fish Fry & More Includes fish fry, children’s activities and auction. Medina Lake Civic Center. www.gbgm-umc.org/lakehillsumc 830/751-2404 Hill Country
March 20—STONEWALL: Grow It! Pick It! Eat It! Join notable growers to learn the fundamentals of raising a productive vegetable garden. Visit the Sauer-Beckmann Farm and see how they use their vegetables throughout the year. Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site. 830/644-2252 Hill Country
March 20-21—GRUENE: Old Gruene Market Days Vendors offer crafted items, collectibles and more. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. www.gruenemarketdays.com 830/832-1721 Hill Country
March 20-21—SAN ANTONIO: 49th annual fiesta of gems. Gems,minerals , fossils , jewelry. Live oak civic center,saturday 10am-6pm,sunday 10am-4pm www.swgemandmineral.org Hill Country
March 20, 27—BRACKETTVILLE: Morning Bird Walks Staff conduct a nature walk and program in search of migrating birds and endangered species. Begins at 8:30 p.m. Reservations required. Kickapoo Cavern State Park. 830/563-2342 Hill Country
March 20, 27—BURNET: Canoe Skills Clinic & Devil’s Waterhole Canoe Tour Learn basic canoeing skills then take a guided canoe tour to Devil’s Waterhole. Hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Reservations required. Inks Lake State Park. 512/793-4689 Hill Country
March 27—AUSTIN: Patti LuPone & Mandy Patinkin Two Broadway legends combine for a once-in-a-lifetime show. The Long Center. www.TheLongCenter.org 512/474-5664 Hill Country
March 27—BOERNE: Boerne Expo Includes activities, entertainment and food. Hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Kendall County Fairgrounds. 830/249-8000 Hill Country
March 27—COMFORT: Spring Market Day/Gospel Fest Arts & crafts fair celebrates spring. Hear gospel groups in the park gazebo. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Comfort Park. www.comfortchamberofcommerce.com 830/995-3131 Hill Country
March 27—HUTTO: Texas Trash-Off Meet at Fritz Park at 8 a.m. for breakfast then help pick up trash. www.huttotx.gov 512/759-4000 Hill Country
March 27—JOHNSON CITY: Texas Men’s State Chili Cook-Off & Barbecue Championship Blanco County Fair Grounds. www.johnsoncitytexaschamber.com 830/868-7684 Hill Country
March 27—KERRVILLE: A Toast to the Animals Features a silent auction, wine, music and gourmet hors d’oeuvres. Hours are 6:30 to 9 p.m. Museum of Western Art. www.humanesocietyofkerrville.org 830/367-7722 Hill Country
March 27—KERRVILLE: Kerr Market Days Old-fashioned market features more than 75 vendors selling Texas wares. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kerr County Courthouse Square. www.kerrmarketdays.org 830/792-4655 Hill Country
March 27—KERRVILLE: Western Heritage Day Revisit the Old West with pioneers, flintknappers, Buffalo Soldiers and more. Demonstrations include leather making, beading and rope making. Hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Museum of Western Art. www.museumofwesternart.com 830/896-2553 Hill Country March 27—KERRVILLE: Bark for Life Dog festival. Shaded, self-guided walking paths, canine demonstrations, contests and hilarious games for dog lovers. Bark For Life is a canine expansion of the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life event designed to raise funds and awareness for the fight against cancer. boxermomtx@hctc.net (830) 370-7073 Hill Country
March 27—LOMETA: Diamondback Jubilee Features arts & crafts, carnival, chili cook-off, musical entertainment and exhibits of rattlesnakes. Lometa Regional Park. 512/752-3106 Hill Country
March 27—LUCKENBACH: Mud Dauber Festival 412 Luckenbach Town Loop. www.luckenbachtexas.com 830/997-3224 Hill Country
March 27—MASON: Texas Topaz Day. Celebrate our Texas state gem, the topaz. Food, live music, all things topaz. Gems of the Hill Country on Mason Square. Masontxcoc.com, texas-topaz.com, 325-347-0475. Hill Country
March 27—NEW BRAUNFELS: Destino Vancouver based trio is quickly establishing themselves as the group to watch in the international music scene. Begins at 7:30 p.m. 290 W. San Antonio. www.brauntex.org 830/627-0808 Hill Country
March 27—STONEWALL: LBJ 100 Bicycle Ride Participants may choose from a variety of routes and distances, the longest being 100K. LBJ Ranch, Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park. www.lbj100bicycletour.org 830/868-7128 ext. 244 Hill Country
March 27—UVALDE: Uvalde Market Days Includes arts & crafts sale, food, jewelry, purses and home decor. Memorial Park. E-mail: marketdaysmgmt@aol.com 830/249-5530 Hill Country
March 27-28—AUSTIN: Morris Williams Spring Championship Local amateur golf tournament offers men’s and women’s divisions. Morris Williams Golf Course. www.ci.austin.tx.us/parks/golf_tournaments.htm 512/926-1298 Hill Country
March 27-28—AUSTIN: ZOOMA Austin Half Marathon, 5K & 20K Relay
Part of a series of women’s half-marathon races, with the
March 27-28—ROUND ROCK: A Sami Show This is an arts & crafts and home decor marketplace. www.samishow.com 512/441-7133 Hill Country
March 28—CEDAR PARK: Spring Egg-Stravaganza Children can come see the bunny and hunt for prizes and goodies. Elizabeth Milburn Park. www.cedarparkfun.com 512/401-5500 Hill Country
March 28—GRUENE: Jerry Jeff Walker Texas Bash 2010 Begins at 7 p.m. Gruene Hall, 1281 Gruene Road. www.jerryjeff.com/bash 830/629-5077 Hill Country
March 28—JOHNSON CITY: POD on the Pedernales Chili Cook-Off Blanco County Fair Grounds. www.johnsoncitytexaschamber.com 830/868-7684 Hill Country
March 28—KERRVILLE: Marvin Hamlisch in Concert Shows are 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Cailloux Theater. www.kpas.org 830/896-9393 Hill Country
March 28—NEW BRAUNFELS: Mid-Texas Symphony: Pops & Popcorn! Features selections from musicals and the movies. Begins at 4 p.m. Civic & Convention Center. www.mtsymphony.org 830/372-8089 Hill Country
March 28-Apr. 18—KERRVILLE: Guadalupe Watercolor Group Annual Juried Show Kerr Arts & Cultural Center. www.kacckerrville.com 830/895-2911 Hill Country
March 29—BURNET: Moonlight Hike & Owl Prowl Meet at the amphitheater for a talk about owls and trail safety. Next, explore the sights and sounds as seen on the trail on a full-moon night. Begins at 7 p.m. Inks Lake State Park. 512/793-4689 Hill Country
March 31—AUSTIN: Guthrie Family Rides Again Don’t miss Arlo and his children in this Guthrie family reunion. The Long Center. www.TheLongCenter.org 512/474-5664 Hill Country
March 31-Apr. 3—AUSTIN: Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays This track & field event brings together the best high school, college and professional athletes. Mike A. Myers Stadium, University of Texas campus. www.texassports.com 800/687-8379 Hill Country April April 1—ROUND ROCK: Flashlight Egg Hunt Bring a flashlight to find all the eggs filled with candy and prizes. Begins at 8 p.m. Old Settlers Park-Lakeview Pavilion, 3300 E. Palm Valley Blvd. www.roundrocktexas.gov Hill Country
April 1-18—KERRVILLE: Hill Country Youth Art Exhibit Kerr Arts & Cultural Center. www.kacckerrville.com 830/895-2911 Hill Country
April 2—AUSTIN: Robben Ford Ford is one of the premiere electric guitarists today. One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753 Hill Country
April 2—CASTROVILLE: Fiorella Friday Features local artisans craft work, shopping, live music and food. Fiorella Street. E-mail: kimberly@castroville.com 830/538-3142 Hill Country
April 2—FREDERICKSBURG: First Friday Art Walk Tour fine art galleries offering special events and extended viewing hours. Various fine art galleries in Fredericksburg. www.firstfriday-fbg.blogspot.com 830/990-8151 Hill Country
April 2-3—LAMPASAS: Sulphur Creek Cook’s Challenge Chuck Wagon Cook-Off Honors the old ways of chuck-wagon cooking with period correct wagons, cooking, campsite and dress. Holiday House, 908 E. Fourth St. www.rafterts.com 512/525-3550 Hill Country
April 2-4—KERRVILLE: Easter Hill Country Bike Tour Offers supported rides and bike tour throughout the scenic hills around Kerrville. Schreiner University, 2100 Memorial Blvd. www.ehct.com 281/782-8743 Hill Country
April 2-4—KERRVILLE: Hill Country Dog Agility Competition Watch dogs run as their handlers direct them through an obstacle course. Hours are 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Hill Country Youth Exhibit Center, 3705 Hwy. 27E. E-mail: cdhanson@ktc.com 830/792-4728 Hill Country
April 2-4—SAN MARCOS: Spring Fest, A Paddling Event There will be two-hour classes in canoeing and kayaking by Ben Kvanli, 1996 Olympian, and Michelle Kvanli, national champion. Includes kayak polo and other competitions. San Marcos Rio Vista Falls Park. www.KayakInstruction.org 512/203-0093 Hill Country
April 3—AUSTIN: Urban Music Festival Features live music and social activities along the banks of Lady Bird Lake. Auditorium Shores. www.urbanmusicfest.com 512/314-5433 Hill Country
April 3—BANDERA: Market Day Arts & crafts show is held on the Courthouse Square. Downtown Main Street. www.banderabusinessassociation.com 800/364-3833 Hill Country
April 3—BOERNE: Mostly Native Plant Sale & Green Living Fair Cibolo Nature Center. www.cibolo.org 830/249-4616 or 830/249-8240 Hill Country
April 3—HUTTO: Egg Hunt This event is for children up to age 10. Fritz Park. www.huttotx.gov 512/759-4000 Hill Country
April 3—KERRVILLE: Easter Run Classic Two-mile walk begins at 8 a.m. A 5K run begins at 9 a.m. Kerrville-Schreiner Park. www.kerrvilletx.gov 830/257-7300 Hill Country
April 3—KERRVILLE: Here’s to the Heroes Easter Fest & Cookout Includes an egg hunt for children, chili and brisket cookout, live entertainment and washer-pitching contest. Hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Flat Rock Park. 830/285-9579 Hill Country
April 3—KINGSLAND: Easter Egg Scramble Children of all ages collect Easter eggs, decorate eggs and have pictures taken with the Easter Bunny. Packsaddle Elementary School. www.kingslandchamber.org 325/388-6211 Hill Country
April 3—LAMPASAS: Bloomin’ Fest Focuses on arts & crafts vendors, springtime gardening, flowers, fruits and vegetables. Includes a children’s area and bandstand entertainment. www.lampasaschamber.org 512/556-5172 Hill Country
April 3—LUCKENBACH: Ray Wylie Hubbard’s Grit N Groove 412 Luckenbach
Town Loop. www.luckenbachtexas.com 830/997-3224
April 3—ROUND ROCK: Easter Egg Hunt Children are divided by age for hunting candy and a chance to find prize eggs. Begins at 9 a.m. Old Settler’s Park. www.roundrocktexas.gov Hill Country
April 3—SAN MARCOS: Youthfest Features music, dancing, poetry reading, arts & crafts activities, mask making, painting and paper mache. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. San Marcos Plaza Park. www.gsmyc.org 512/754-0500 Hill Country
April 3—STONEWALL: Easter at the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm See natural-dyed Easter eggs, lamb cakes and grass Easter nests as made by the early settlers. Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site. www.tpwd.state.tx.us/park/lbj 830/644-2252 Hill Country
April 3—WIMBERLEY: Lions Market Day Shop more than 470 vendors. Lions Field, FM 2325. www.shopmarketdays.com 512/847-2201 Hill Country
April 3-4—AUSTIN: Texas (TGA) State Club Team Championship Members of the Texas Golf Association can participate in the 36-hole golf competition. Horseshoe Bay Resort. www.txga.org 214/468-8942 Hill Country
April 3, 10, 17, 24—BANDERA: Cowboys on Main Includes a Western display in front of the Bandera County Courthouse with strolling musicians on Bandera’s Main Street from 1 to 4 p.m. Downtown Main Street. www.banderacowboycapital.com 800/364-3833 Hill Country
April 3, 10, 24—BURNET: Canoe Skills Clinic & Devil’s Waterhole Canoe Tour Learn basic canoeing skills then take a guided tour to Devil’s Waterhole. Reservations required. Inks Lake State Park. 512/793-4689 Hill Country
April 3, 17—ROCKSPRINGS: Bird Walks & Nature Walks Bird walk begins at 8 a.m. then learn about native plants and wildlife at the 10 a.m. walk. Reservations required. Devil’s Sinkhole State Natural Area. 830/683-2287 Hill Country
April 3-18—FREDERICKSBURG: Wildflower Celebration More than 200 acres of flower fields are in bloom. Includes a farm store, nursery, walking trail, Butterfly Haus and Trial Gardens. Enjoy music on the weekends. Wildseed Farms. www.wildseedfarms.com 830/990-8080 Hill Country
April 7—KERRVILLE: Texas Heritage Coffeehouse Open mike night for writers, musicians and artists from 7 to 10 p.m. Cailloux Theater, Schreiner Activity Center. 830/792-1945 Hill Country
April 7-9—DRIPPING SPRINGS: Founder’s Day 512/858-4725 Hill Country
April 8—KERRVILLE: Viennese Masters — Camerata-San Antonio Begins at 7:30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church, 800 E. Jefferson St. www.cameratasa.org 210/492-9519 Hill Country
April 9—AUSTIN: Austin Chamber Ensemble — Spellbound: Wizards, Witches & Tricksters Features music about, or sung by, villains and misunderstood characters. Begins at 8 p.m. First Presbyterian Church of Austin. www.stcecilamusicseries.org 512/345-8866 ext. 55 Hill Country
April 9—AUSTIN: Spyro Gyra One World Theatre, 7701 Bee Caves Road. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753 Hill Country
April 9—CASTROVILLE: Friday Night Fever This is a show of cars, trucks and bikes, plus food for sale and live music. Lundquist Automotive, off Hwy. 90. 830/538-3142 Hill Country
April 9—NEW BRAUNFELS: Heritage Hoedown Fundraiser kicks off FolkFest.
Features a catered dinner and entertainment. Hours are 6:30 to
April 9-10—AUSTIN: Ingrid Fliter Presented by the Austin Symphony Orchestra. Long Center for the Performing Arts. www.austinsymphony.org 512/476-6064 Hill Country
April 9-10—KERRVILLE: Round Up 2010 Museum of Western Art. www.museumofwesternart.com 830/896-2553 Hill Country
April 9-11—BURNET: Annual Bluebonnet Festival Features arts & crafts vendors, demolition derby, parade, air show, carnival, pet parade, weiner dog races, live music, car show, 5K run, golf tournament and wildflower show. Downtown Square. www.burnetchamber.org 512/756-4297 Hill Country
April 9-11—DRIPPING SPRINGS: 23rd Annual Founders Day Celebration. Enjoy Arts and Crafts, BBQ Cook-off, Live Music, food and washer pitching. Downtown Dripping Springs. foundersdayfestival.com Hill Country
April 9-11, 16-18—FREDERICKSBURG: Wine & Wildflowers Trail Includes special events, tastings, tours, food and entertainment. 24 participating Hill Country wineries. www.texaswinetrail.com 866/621-9463 Hill Country
April 10—AUSTIN: Clean Sweep Citywide cleanup and volunteer party. All over Austin. www.keepaustinbeautiful.org 512/501-3633 Hill Country
April 10—AUSTIN: Swamp Thing & Crawfish Festival Enjoy crawfish, live Cajun music, juju mamas, beads and tokens at this Louisiana-themed food and music festival. 18th and Congress. www.roadwayevents.com 512/441-9015 Hill Country
April 10—BLANCO: Bird Walk Walk the nature trail and watch from an observation point. Learn new birds or sharpen identification skills. Begins at 9 a.m. Blanco State Park. 830/833-4333 Hill Country
April 10—BOERNE: Attracting Birds Workshop — Managing for Game Birds & Song Birds Cibolo Nature Center, 140 City Park Road. www.cibolo.org 830/249-4616 Hill Country
April 10—CEDAR PARK: Cedar Park Heritage Parade & Festival Enjoy live music, arts & crafts fair, pony rides, petting zoo, train rides, hamburger cook-off, historical displays and a parade. Festival will be at Elizabeth Milburn Park. www.cedarparkfun.com 512/401-5508 Hill Country
April 10—FREDERICKSBURG: Historic Rural Schools Open House Tour Raises funds and awareness to help preserve historic rural school buildings. Five participating Gillespie Country Schools. www.historicschools.org Hill Country
April 10—GEORGETOWN: Market Days Features arts & crafts and festive foods. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Downtown Georgetown. www.dgagtx.org 512/868-8675 Hill Country
April 10—KERRVILLE: Hill Country Mounted Peace Officers Wild Game Dinner Begins at 6 p.m. Hill Country Exhibit Center. E-mail: jayala@ktc.com Hill Country
April 10—NEW BRAUNFELS: Kindermasken Parade Historic children’s costumed walking parade is open to all children up to age 12. Starts at 10 a.m. in front of the Brauntex Theater and ends in front of First Protestant Church. www.nbheritagevillage.com 830/629-6504 Hill Country
April 10-11—BOERNE: Market Days Includes dozens of vendors from all over Texas, arts & crafts, antiques, collectibles, unusual items and great food. Main Plaza. www.mainstreetinboerne.com 830/249-5530 or 210/844-8193 Hill Country
April 10-11—NEW BRAUNFELS: Folkfest Features living history re-enactments, early craft demonstrations, children’s activities, free museum tours, ethnic food and entertainment. Heritage Village. www.nbheritagevillage.com 830/629-6504 Hill Country
April 10-16—AUSTIN: Texas Hill Country Bicycle Tour Riders will visit Blanco, Luckenbach, Fredericksburg and Johnson City. The ride begins and ends in Austin. www.adventurecycling.org/tours 800/755-2453 or 406/721-1776 Hill Country
April 10, 17—BLANCO: Fish with a Ranger A park ranger will be on hand to provide a basic safety and skills lesson. Begins at 2 p.m. Blanco State Park. 830/833-4333 Hill Country
April 10, 24—AUSTIN: Changing Faces of McKinney Falls: Nature Hike McKinney Falls State Park. 512/243-1643 Hill Country
April 11—AUSTIN: On the Road Again Offers a preview of the concert planned for the annual convention of the Association of Concert Bands. Begins at 3 p.m. www.asband.org 512/345-7420 Hill Country
April 11—AUSTIN: Brew-B-Que Listen to live music, sample beers, eat barbecue, and enjoy Chihuahua races, keg toss and an assortment of beer-related games. Waterloo Park. www.roadwayevents.com 512/441-9015 Hill Country
April 11—AUSTIN: Capitol 10,000 Texas’ largest 10K race and one of the nation’s top runs draws about 10,000 serious and not-so-serious runners. Congress Avenue to Auditorium Shores. www.statesman.com 512/472-3254 Hill Country
April 11—GRUENE: Gospel Brunch with a Texas Twist Begins at 10:30 a.m. Gruene Hall. www.gruenehall.com 830/629-5077 Hill Country
April 13—AUSTIN: Lang Lang, Christoph Eschenbach & the Orchestra of the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival The Long Center. www.TheLongCenter.org 512/474-5664 Hill Country
April 15—AUSTIN: Our Town Zachary Scott Theatre. www.zachtheatre.org 512/476-0541 Hill Country
April 15-18—AUSTIN: 23rd Annual Old Settler’s Music Festival Delivers one of the best roots-music festival experiences in the United States. More than 30 acts will perform on four stages. Salt Lick Pavilion and Camp Ben McCulloch, FM 1826 south of Austin in Driftwood. www.oldsettlersmusicfest.org Hill Country
April 15-18—AUSTIN: Texas Hill Country Wine & Food Festival The best Texas chefs and wineries pair their culinary creations and fruits of the vine. Hilton Austin, Hill Country wineries and other venues. www.texaswineandfood.org 512/249-6300 Hill Country
April 15-25—MARBLE FALLS: Play On! A theater group tries to put on a play in spite of maddening interference from a haughty authoress who keeps revising the script. Hill Country Community Theatre. www.hcct.org 830/798-8944 Hill Country
April 16—AUSTIN: Michael Franks One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753 Hill Country
April 16—BOERNE: Wildflower Walk Cibolo Nature Center, 140 City Park Road. www.cibolo.org 830/249-4616 Hill Country
April 16—STONEWALL: Reflections on the 1960s at the LBJ Ranch LBJ scholars, authors and Vietnam Veterans speak. LBJ Ranch, Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park. www.nps.gov/lyjo 830/868-7128 ext. 244 Hill Country
April 16-17—LLANO: Crawfish Open Enjoy great food with a Cajun flair, live music, golf tournament and much more. www.llanocrawfishopen.com 325/247-5354 Hill Country
April 16-17—UVALDE: Relay for Life Honey Bowl. 830/591-6363 Hill Country
April 16-18—BANDERA: Chuck Wagon Races Horse-drawn chuck wagons races around an open track. Twin Elm Guest Ranch. www.twinelmranch.com 830/796-3628 Hill Country
April 16-18—BANDERA: Spring Fling Features area musicians and special events. 11th Street Cowboy Bar, 307 11th St. www.banderacowboycapital.com 830/796-4849 Hill Country
April 16-18—BOERNE: Parade of Artists Enjoy a self-guided art tour of dozens of galleries and studios of local artists. www.boerneart.com 830/249-8678 Hill Country
April 16-18—FREDERICKSBURG: Trade Days Shop more than 350 vendors or relax while listening to live music. Hwy. 290 E., across from Wildseed Farms. www.fbgtradedays.com 210/846-4094 or 830/990-4900 Hill Country
April 17—AUSTIN: Lorenzo Micheli Presented by The Austin Classical Guitar Society. Begins at 8 p.m. Northwest Hills United Methodist Church, 7050 Village Center Drive. www.AustinClassicalGuitar.org 512/300-ACGS Hill Country
April 17—AUSTIN: The Lone Star Ladies Present: Shop Austin! A fundraiser for the Frontier Scholarship Program. Shop 40+ Austin Artisans including pottery, handbags, jewelry, mosaics, soaps & delicious food. Saengerrunde Hall, 1607 San Jacinto, Austin, TX 78701. 10am to 6pm. www.thelonestarladies.com, Hill Country
April 17—BOERNE: Annual Texas Corvette Association Open Car Show
Features cars, music, food vendors and more. www.texas-corvette-
April 17—BOERNE: Antique Tractor Show & Pull Includes a tractor parade, tractor pull, home-baked pie contest and live music. Agricultural Heritage Museum. www.agmuseum.org 830/249-6007 Hill Country
April 17—BURNET: Stumpy Hollow Kayak Cruise Hear about the history of the lake. Learn about local flora and fauna. Experience highly recommended. Reservations required. Begins at 1:30 p.m. Inks Lake State Park. 512/793-4689 Hill Country
April 17—JOHNSON CITY: Wildflower Day Festival www.johnsoncitytexaschamber.com 830/868-7684 Hill Country
April 17—KERRVILLE: Duck Race Adopted ducks will float down the Guadalupe River for prizes. Hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Louise Hays Park, Thompson Drive. www.kerrvilleisd.net/foundation 830/257-9292 or 830/257-7300 Hill Country
April 17—KERRVILLE: Earth Day Celebration Spring festival and native plant sale celebrate Earth Day. Includes kids activities, seminars and food vendors. Hours are 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Riverside Nature Center. www.riversidenaturecenter.org 830/257-4837 Hill Country
April 17—LUCKENBACH: The Texas Hat Dance Festival Includes all things related to Texas hats and a big street dance. 412 Luckenbach Town Loop. www.luckenbachtexas.com 830/997-3224 Hill Country
April 17—WIMBERLEY: Butterfly Festival Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. EmilyAnn Theatre. www.emilyann.org 512/847-6969 Hill Country
April 17-18—FREDERICKSBURG: Living History Program Re-enacts a battle for an island in the Pacific during World War II. National Museum of the Pacific War Combat Zone. www.pacificwarmuseum.org 830/997-8600 Hill Country
April 17-18—FREDERICKSBURG: The Biggest Volkswagen Show in Texas! A weekend of camping, cruising and Volkswagenism. Lady Bird Johnson Park www.texasvwclassic.com Hill Country
April 17-18—GRUENE: Old Gruene Market Days Features nearly 100 vendors with uniquely crafted items, collectibles and packaged Texas foods from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Gruene Historic District. www.gruenemarketdays.com 830/832-1721 Hill Country
April 17-18—KERRVILLE: Peter Schickele & His Alter Ego P.D.Q. Bach P.D.Q. Bach is acknowledged as one of the great satirists of the 20th century. Cailloux Theatre. www.kpas.org 830/896-9393 Hill Country
April 18—AUSTIN: Tango Intimo Features Argentina’s finest dancers, musicians and singers. One World Theatre. www.oneworldtheatre.org 512/329-6753 Hill Country
April 18—LAMPASAS: Chamber Golf Classic This is a three person scramble. Hancock Park Golf Course. www.lampasaschamber.org 512/556-5172 Hill Country
April 19-May 23—KERRVILLE: Return of the Mother — Art of the Sacred Feminine Artistic works honor the tradition of Mother’s Day. Kerr Arts & Cultural Center. www.kacckerrville.com 830/895-2911 Hill Country
April 22—HUTTO: Earth Day Hosted by Keep Hutto Beautiful and the city of Hutto. City Hall. www.huttotx.gov 512/759-4000 Hill Country
April 22-24—LLANO: Oxford Ranch Cowboy Camp Meetin’ Includes Desert Reign in concert, cowboy preacher Ray Perryman, trail ride, food and music. Located on Hwy. 16, eight miles south of Llano. 325/423-0539 Hill Country
April 22-May 23—KERRVILLE: The Changing Face of Kerr County Exhibit features old photographs of places from around the county to compare to photos of the same areas today. Kerr Arts & Cultural Center. www.kacckerrville.com 830/895-2911 Hill Country
April 22-May 23—KERRVILLE: Unzipped Innovation, a group of four untraditional artists, present a variety of works in the “unexpected” category. Avery Gallery, Kerr Arts & Cultural Center. www.kacckerrville.com 830/895-2911 Hill Country
April 22-May 23—KERRVILLE: Beautiful Show of Darkroom Photography Features silver prints by Dyana Walker and Cynthia Hurayt. Kerr Arts & Cultural Center. www.kacckerrville.com 830/895-2911 Hill Country
April 23—BANDERA: Rodeo Enjoy the thrill of bull riding and favorite rodeo events. Includes a calf scramble and mutton busting for children. Twin Elm Guest Ranch. www.twinelmranch.com 830/796-3628 Hill Country
April 23-24—BANDERA: Ranch Heritage Weekend Includes special exhibits and demonstrations of ranching skills, children’s activities, vendors and hayrides. Hill Country State Natural Area. www.hcsnap.org 830/796-4413 Hill Country
April 23-24—GOLDTHWAITE: State Championship BBQ & Goat Cook-Off Includes a Friday night dance with the Kevin Seale Band, Saturday famous best-dressed goat contest, vendors and entertainment. Goldthwaite City Park. www.goldthwaite.biz 325/648-3619 Hill Country
April 23-24—SAN MARCOS: 11th Annual Texas State University Mariachi Festival More than 150 middle and high school students participate in a competition and instructional seminars. Festival culminates with “La Feria del Mariachi Concert” from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday. Strahan Coliseum — Texas State University. www.txstate.edu/mcmusic 512/245-2651 Hill Country
April 23-25—BOERNE: Parade of Artists. Self-guided studio and gallery tour. Guides and maps available at the Visitors Bureau on the Wal-mart parking lot. Friday evening preview and "Tastes of Boerne" Tour Saturday and Sunday, 10AM to 5PM. www.boerneart.com or 830-816-2345 Hill Country
April 23-May 9—AUSTIN: She Loves Me! Enjoy a charming and heartwarming musical. TexARTS. www.tex-arts.org 512/852-9079 Hill Country
April 24—BEE CAVE: Third Annual Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce SpringFest Features more than 100 vendors, live music, kid zone, boat expo and Lake Travis Rib King BBQ Contest. Hill Country Galleria. www.LakeTravisSpringFest.com 512/263-5833 Hill Country
April 24—BLANCO: Earth Day Participants will work with park staff to do trail maintenance and litter pick-up. Begins at 9 a.m. Blanco State Park. 830/833-4333 Hill Country
April 24—BOERNE: Birding by Ear Workshop Cibolo Nature Center, 140 City Park Road. www.cibolo.org 830/249-4616 Hill Country
April 24—CASTROVILLE: A Spring Faire with a Renaissance Flaire Offers archery, catapults, re-enactors, bag pipers, harpist, magic shows and princess tea party. Begins at 10 a.m. Medina Valley Methodist Church. www.medinavalleyumc.org 830/538-9182 or 830/538-3142 Hill Country
April 24—KERRVILLE: Kerr Market Day Features more than 75 vendors with Texas wares from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kerr County Courthouse Square. www.kerrmarketdays.org 830/792-4655 Hill Country
April 24—KERRVILLE: Original Team Roping Association Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hill Country Youth Exhibit Center, 3805 Hwy. 27E. www.otrc.net 806/499-3584 Hill Country
April 24—LAMPASAS: Citywide Garage Sale Sponsored by the Courtyard Square Association. 512/556-5434 Hill Country
April 24—MARBLE FALLS: Citywide Garage Sale Offers more than 50 garage sales in one location. Johnson Park. www.marblefalls.org 830/693-2815 Hill Country
April 24—NEW BRAUNFELS: Three Men & a Maestro These four dynamic guys will charm and dazzle with highly energized fusion of pop, jazz, ethnic, classical, bluegrass and Broadway. Hours are 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 290 W. San Antonio. www.brauntex.org 830/627-0808 Hill Country
April 24—SAN MARCOS: Central Texas Golf Fest Largest amateur golf tournament in the United States allows participants to play on seven courses in a tri-county area. 512/393-5900 Hill Country
April 24—SAN MARCOS: A Toast to Education. Rotary Club of San Marcos’ annual wine tasting. Benefits their scholarship fund. Silent auction and jazz band. Burdick Estate Grounds, 6-9 p.m. http://www.rotaryclubsanmarcos.org/page-Events.html (512) 738-0086. Hill Country
April 24-25—AUSTIN: Art City Austin Nearly 200 artists, top local restaurants, two music stages and hands-on art activities make this one of the city’s favorite festivals. Downtown Austin. www.artallianceaustin.org 512/458-6073 Hill Country
April 24–25—AUSTIN: Russell Collection Hosts Pop Artist Legends on April 24 from 6-9 pm and April 25 from 1-4 pm. Art show with legends Michael Godard and Charles Fazzino at the gallery’s downtown location, 1137 West 6th Street. Uncrating Party will be held on Friday, April 16 from 6-8pm. All events are free and open to the public with an RSVP to 512.478.4440. Hill Country
April 24-25—BUDA: Buda Lions Club Country Fair & Cook-Off Features the nationally known Weiner Dog Races. Includes a barbecue cook-off and Tolbert-sanctioned chili cook-off, live entertainment, and arts & crafts vendors. Buda City Park. www.budalionsclub.com 512/312-0084 Hill Country
April 24-25—GEORGETOWN: Red Poppy Festival Marks the coming of spring and the arrival of the red poppy flower. Downtown Georgetown. www.redpoppyfestival.com 800/436-8698 Hill Country
April 24-25—KERRVILLE: Texas Gun & Knife Show Hill Country Exhibit Center. www.texasgunandknifeshows.com 830/285-0575 Hill Country
April 24-May 2—AUSTIN: Hansel & Gretel This version takes place in New York City and is presented by the Austin Lyric Opera. Long Center for the Performing Arts. www.austinlyricopera.org 512/472-5992 Hill Country
April 25—ROUND ROCK: SWANEE: A Musical Jubilation Features a variety of music from all genres, including spirituals. Presented by the Round Rock Community Choir. Shoreline Christian Center. www.rrcconline.org 512/658-4129 Hill Country
April 28—BURNET: Moonlight Hike & Owl Prowl Meet at the amphitheater for a talk about owls and trail safety. Next, explore the sights and sounds as seen on the trail on a full moon night. Begins at 8 p.m. Inks Lake State Park. 512/793-4689 Hill Country
April 29—KERRVILLE: Symphony of the Hills Classical Concert Features soloist Nancy Zhou, violin. Cailloux Theater. www.symphonyofthehills.org 830/896-9393 Hill Country
April 29-May 2—BULVERDE: Father’s Day This is a warm and touching comedy based on Eric Chappell’s hit TV series, Home to Roost. www.stagebulverde.org 830/438-2339 Hill Country
April 30—AUSTIN: Saint Cecilia Music Series: Mundi Austin quintet Mundi moves easily between folk, classical, and rock music. Begins at 8 p.m. First Presbyterian Church of Austin, 8001 Mesa Drive. www.stcecilamusicseries.org 512/345-8866 ext. 55 Hill Country
April 30-May 1—SAN MARCOS: Viva! Cinco de Mayo Includes the 36th Annual State Menudo Cook-Off on the grounds of the Hays County Civic Center. Event features live music and entertainment, arts & crafts, and a downtown parade. www.vivacincodemayo.org 512/353-VIVA Hill Country
April 30-May 2—LUCKENBACH: Hill Country Run Enjoy food, motorcycle
games, “Hill Country road trip,” great music line-up, cowboy
breakfast, Sunday service and more. www.hillcountryrun.com 866/839-3378
or 830/997-8515 Hill Country |
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