Thu-Sun, May 23-Jun 9 (hide details)
1:00 p.m.
Quiet Valley Ranch
 
The Kerrville Folk Festival at Quiet Valley Ranch, nine miles South of the Texas Hill Country resort community of Kerrville, has begun the announcement of an exciting 2013 festival schedule for its 42nd annual event. Once again this legendary songwriter¹s festival will run for 18 straight days, beginning Memorial Day weekend from Thursday, May 23 through Sunday, June 9, 2013. Season Ticket Packages and day tickets are on sale now. Festival Producer Dalis Allen has put together another stellar schedule. Here¹s a short sampling of artists being planned to appear. The first weekend will include Joy Kills Sorrow for their first appearance at Kerrville. The second weekend brings back Dala, Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul and Mary fame; and David Broza back after a long absence. New is Max Gomez, back is Trout Fishing in America, The Steel Wheels, AND Bill Staines. Third weekend will bring us The Roys whose awards and accolades just keep rolling in. New to Kerrville The Stray Birds, joining us again Birds of Chicago and Ray Bonneville. Many more to be revealed in the next couple of weeks. As usual, the 2013 Grassy Hill Kerrville New Folk Competition for emerging songwriters will be held on the first Saturday and Sunday of the festival (May 25th and 26th), from 1 to 4PM. From the almost 800 entries, 32 finalists have been selected to perform in this prestigious annual competition, hosted by Steve Gillette and Festival Founder Rod Kennedy. Several former New Folk finalists and winners include Lucinda Williams, Lyle Lovett, Nanci Griffith, David Wilcox, John Gorka, Jimmy LaFave, Tish Hinojosa, BettySoo, Tom Prasada-Rao, Danny Schmidt, Jonathan Byrd, Tom Russell, Ray Bonneville, Steve Earle, Hal Ketchum, Robert Earl Keen and many hundreds of others. Held each year since 1972, the Kerrville Folk Festival is the longest continuously running festival of its kind in North America. Over the years it has become known internationally as a Mecca for singer songwriters of varying musical stylesŠ a place where those just beginning to develop their skills have the opportunity to play their music alongside those who are masters. Emerging songwriters as well as teachers are drawn to the festival¹s many learning opportunities, such as the 33rd Annual Songwriters School, the Roots / Blues Guitar Workshop, Harmonica Workshop, Capo Workshops, a Music Law Panel Discussion, and the 12th Annual Professional Development Program for Teachers. There's truly something for everyone at this festival, from camping, campfire jam sessions, concerts and activities for kids, Ballad Tree song sharing sessions, Hill Country bike rides and canoe trips on the Guadalupe to Sunday Folk Song Services, Saturday Shabbat Services and much more. This is one musical celebration that must not be missed! A complete festival schedule, information and tickets can be found at www.kerrvillefolkfestival.org or by calling the festival office at (830)257-3600. Ticket prices range from $25 to $40 depending on the particular day, although you can save by purchasing your tickets early online. Campground Access and Parking Lot fees are included in the ticket price. The Kerrville Folk Festival is owned by the Texas Folk Music Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that is dedicated to the support of emerging songwriters and folk music in all its forms. If you'd like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Dalis Allen, please call the Festival Production Office at(830) 257-3600 or e-mail info@kerrville-music.com
 
For more information call 830-257-3600 or or visit www.kerrvillefolkfestival.org.
Contact Person: Dalis Allen
 

 
Sat, May 25 (hide details)
7:30-10:30 p.m.
Cibolo Nature Center & Farm, 140 City Park Road
 
The Lost Mule Band will bring its unique mix of traditional country, classic rock, blues and Texas swing to Moondance, the Cibolo Nature Center & Farm’s outdoor concert series. Bring picnics, lawn chairs and blankets, children, grandparents and nice dogs on leashes. Wheelie Gourmet’s food truck will offer Moroccan gourmet sandwiches. Moondance concerts benefit the CNC's nature education and outreach programs. $10, $7.50 CNC members, $5 for 65+, 12 and under free.
 
For more information call 830-249-4616 or or visit www.cibolo.org.
Contact Person: Cindy Glass
 

 
Sat, May 25 (hide details)
8:30 A.M. - 4:45 P.M.
Connally Memorial Medical Center
 
For ages 11 - 17. Learn CPR, First Aid, Fire & Electrical Safety and much more
 
For more information call 830-393-2231 or .
Contact Person: Yvonne Moseley
 

 
Sun, May 26 (hide details)
8 am
Wheatley Heights Sports Complex, 1023 Upland
 
4 Events: 5k, 25k, 25k Relay (5 runners/team), Kids 12 and under 400m walk/run. $2800 prize money. Raises funds for Wounded Warrior Project, American Cancer Society & Any Baby Can. Entertainment by Mariachi Las Coronelas, Sarah Centeno and the Lady Heat Rays. Free breakfast, drinks, yearbook, & prizes. Entry fee $39 before 30 Apr, $10 to see the event. Kids 6 and under free admission Call hotline for special discounts for relay captains and military discounts. Sponsored by the Free Spirits Track Club a 501c3 charity.
 
For more information call 210-822-6634 or or visit www.americanhero25krelay.org.
Contact Person: Jesse Martinez
 

 
Sun, May 26 (hide details)
3-6:30 pm, kitchen 2 pm
Geronimo VFW, 6808 N Hwy 123, Geronimo
 
GERONIMO VFW SUNDAY DANCE SAM BENTLEY BAND will be playing true country music at the Geronimo VFW Post 8456, 6808 N Highway 123, Geronimo, on Sunday, May 19 26, 3-6:30 pm; kitchen/door opens at 2 pm. Open seating. $7 donation. Hall is smoke free and always open to everyone. Info 830-303-9903/830-379-9260.
 
For more information call 830-303-9903 or .
Contact Person: Barbara Owen
 

 
Mon, May 27 (hide details)
10 a.m.
1412 Fourth St.
 
Steve Bradley, U.S. Marine, will arrive from Wisconson to dedicate post No. 38 a silhouette of the Iwo Jima Flag raising participants. Looking for patriotic riders, to surround post while dedication is conducted. FHS AFROTC will be in attendance, as well as a DJ. Hamburgers, chips, and drinks will be sold to public for $6.The first 25 Riders will be served for free. Floresville Mayor Diana Garza will also be in attendance. Take your flags. All riders to meet at the Walmart in Floresville at 9:30 a.m.
 
For more information call 830-391-3235.
Contact Person: Amos Trevino
 

 
Mon, May 27 (hide details)
10 a.m.
Stockdale City Cemetery
 
In commemoration of the service rendered and the sacrifices made by James Maddox Bell of Company D, Frontier Battalion, the Former Texas Rangers Assoc. will mark Ranger Bell's grave with a memorial cross. All Rangers, Ranger family members, or descendant of a Texas Ranger are welcome to join the Association.
 
For more information call 830-875-2348.
Contact Person: Pat Parsons
 

 
Tue, May 28 (hide details)
7:00 PM
6800 Park Ten Blvd, Ste 135 E.
 
Have you every thought about fostering or adopting children? Come see us at MCH Family Outreach to see how you can join us in bringing hope to children, youth, and families. Please RSVP by calling (210) 733 -3904.
 
For more information call 210-733-3904 or .
Contact Person: Jessica Butters
 

 
Thu, May 30 (hide details)
6:00pm-7:30pm
Floresville Public Library
 
•Come learn about nutrition – good, healthy foods and foods that really aren’t food at all. Learn what to look for in labels. • Learn about pure Therapeutic-grade Essential Oils and their health benefits. • Discover the hidden toxins in your home and how to overcome their harmful effects. Learn simple measures to ensure your home is toxic free. You will be SURPRISED to find why so many people are having such MAJOR health issues today! You won’t want to miss!
 
For more information call 210-710-3975 or .
Contact Person: Stephanie Holdcroft
 

 
Fri-Sat, May 31-Jun 1 (hide details)
8:00 pm
226 E. Houston, San Antonio, Tx. 78205
 
Sebastian Lang-Lessing, conductor Alto, tbd San Antonio Symphony Mastersingers Women, John Silantien, director The Children’s Chorus of San Antonio, Marguerite McCormick, director Mahler Symphony No. 3 Inspired by his love of nature, Mahler said his Third Symphony was one great hymn to the glory of every aspect of creation.”
 
For more information call 210-554-1010 or or visit www.sasymphony.org.
Contact Person: Symphony Box Office
 

 
Fri-Sun, May 31-Jun 2 (hide details)
5/31 5-9PM, 6/1 12-8PM, 6/1 12-8PM
Crockett Park
 
The 8th annual Wahl Face the Day Tour is heading to San Antonio’s Summer Art & Jazz Festival from May 31-June 2, 2013. The San Antonio Summer Art & Jazz Festival is a premier summer event for art, music and cuisine and Wahl will be there with a 30-foot mobile barbershop making sure the men of San Antonio look sharp. Master Barbers from Wahl, a leading manufacturer of facial hair trimmers, will help guys put their best face forward by defining a style that’s right for them. While in town, Wahl will also be on the lookout for guys with the right stuff, as in facial hair, to name the Man of San Antonio. “The majority of men continue to sport facial hair,” said Jeff Bovee, senior product manager for Wahl. “This year, the 5 o’clock shadow, otherwise known as stubble, is sprouting up on jaw lines across the nation, and guys want to know how to maintain it. That’s where Wahl comes in. With a little effort, education and the right tools, all men are capable of achieving a great facial hair style.” The Wahl Face the Day Tour travels the country with a team of Master Barbers who give guys free trims and shaves equipped with the latest grooming tools from Wahl. They are determined to help men achieve their best face yet. In addition, a visit to Wahl’s mobile barbershop also helps support men’s health. For every trim or shave performed on the tour, Wahl will donate $1 to ZERO, a nonprofit leading the fight to end prostate cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men. The organization conducts free testing through a mobile testing program and educates patients, families and those at risk. Wahl Man of San Antonio Wahl will be on the lookout at the festival for men with the gift of grooming written all over their face. The guy with the best stache, beard, goatee or anything in between will be given the title Wahl Man of San Antonio and for his efforts will be awarded a $500 cash prize and a Lithium Ion + Stainless Steel Trimmer. This man will go on to compete against 14 other facial hair worthy delegates for the top spot of 2013 Wahl Man of the Year and an additional $1,000. Enter by visiting the Wahl mobile barbershop. Guys who can’t make it to the event can enter online at wahlnation.com. Complete information about the tour, including expert tips, grooming advice and official contest rules, can be found at wahlnation.com.
 
For more information call 312-274-3555 or or visit www.sanantoniosummerartjazzfestival.com.
Contact Person: Elizabeth Walsh
 

 
Sat, June 1 (hide details)
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
 
Join regional experts for a series of free workshops on vegetable gardening, landscaping with native and well-adapted plants, raising backyard chickens, dealing with garden pests, gardening in containers, various methods for conserving water and more in a festive, family-friendly atmosphere. There also will be tours of the historic Herff family home and of the organic Inspiration Garden. The festival is sponsored by the Cibolo Nature Center & Farm. The Farmers Market at the Cibolo also will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
 
For more information call 830-249-4616 or or visit www.cibolo.org.
Contact Person: Cindy Glass
 

 
Sat, June 1 (hide details)
8 a.m.
River Bend
 
Proceeds benefit Resurrection United Methodist Church in Adkins. Shotgun start, 4-man scramble. Donation $65 per player. Door prizes, rifle raffle, meal after. (Hole sponsor $50.)
 
For more information call 210-648-1748 or .
Contact Person: Ira Neighbors, Michael Drake
 

 
Sat, June 1 (hide details)
8:00 a.m.
St.Ann's Church
 
Fourth Annual St. Ann's Teen Ministry 5K RUN/Walk $25.00 per person Includes T-shirt
 
For more information call 210-313-0180 or .
Contact Person: Michelle Martinez
 

 
Sat-Sun, June 1-2 (hide details)
TBA
Yoakum City Park
 
Early registration has begun for the annual Yoakum Tom Tom softball & kickball tournaments set for May 31, June 1, and June 2, 2013. There will be a men’s and co-ed division for the softball tournament while the kickball tournament, which will take place only on Friday and Saturday night, will be co-ed only. Early-bird entry fee discounts will be given for those teams who register and pay early. Through May 24, entry fees will only be $125 per team. All entry fees will jump to $150 per team after May 24. Spots are limited, so call Mike McCracken at 361-655-2909 or 361-293-5266 now to reserve your spot or send an e-mail to: texassportswriter@yahoo.com.
 
For more information call 361-655-2909 or .
Contact Person: Mike McCracken
 

 
Sun, June 2 (hide details)
3-6:30 pm
6808 HWY 123N
 
Sunday afternoon country/western dance featuring the music of The GOOD OLE BOYS. $7 donation - Proceeds benefit Veterans. Kitchen opens @ 2pm.
 
For more information call 830-303-9903.
Contact Person: Barbara Owen
 

 
Tue, June 4 (hide details)
6:30 p. m.
First United Methodist Church
 
THE FOWBLE PRESS 3217 S. Thomas Street, Visalia, California 93292 (559) 802-3092 mmartin11875@comcast.net PRESS RELEASE Press Release Date: March 7, 2013 For Release: Immediately Subject: New Book Published; Presentation Scheduled for June 4th Date of Event: June 4, 2012 Contact: The Fowble Press at (559) 802-3092 or mmartin11875@comcast.net Those who recall former Wilson County Judge Martha (Davis) Schnabel will be interested in knowing that her life and career have been highlighted in a newly published book. “Bryant: A Creek Indian Nation Townsite” is 214-page book about the Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, old Creek Indian Nation Town of Bryant and the public schools that were once were in operation there. Judge Schnabel was a 1944 graduate of Bryant High School. The narrative portion of the book describes many of the key events that took place at Bryant from the late 1800s up until the population dwindled and the town finally ceased to exist. With the intent of capturing the look and feel of day-to-day life in one of the many town sites that were incorporated back when land in the Oklahoma Indian Territory first became available for outside settlement, many of the event mentioned in the narrative are then beautifully illustrated through the use of a non-stock collection of over 300 photographs and other graphic forms. The author, Mike Martin of Visalia, California, is himself a former resident of Bryant. For more information, contact The Fowble Press at 559-802-3092 or mmartin 11875@comcast.net and ask about ISBN 978-0-9638279-1-3. In addition, some may also want to know that the author is scheduled to deliver a presentation entitled “An Evening in Old Bryant” in Henryetta on Tuesday, June 4, at 6:30 p. m., just a few miles from where the Town of Bryant was located. His narrated presentation is a graphically illustrated history of the town, which was brought into being in the Creek Nation before Oklahoma became a state of the Union. The story begins back when tribal land was made available for outside settlement and ends in the mid-Sixties, with a specific focus on the years when many of those who lived at Bryant ended up moving away from the area as the local economy declined. Sponsored by the Henryetta Historical Society and Territorial Museum, the program will be held in a meeting room at the First United Methodist Church at 1212 Lake Road in Henryetta. For more information, call 559-802-3092. MJM: vm 3-7-2013 *****
 
For more information call 559-802-3092 or .
Contact Person: Mike Martin
 

 
Tue, June 4 (hide details)
9:30am-3:30pm
San Antonio State Hospital – Logan Hall – 6711 South New Braunfels
 
Phone: Janie 210-531-8004 The Volunteer Services Council of the San Antonio State Hospital is opening their "Trinkets & Treasures Resale Shop” on Tuesday, June 4th, 2013 between 9:30 am and 3:30 pm offering numerous gently used items at very favorable prices. • Women's, Men's ,and Children's Clothing • Accessories / Shoes / Handbags • Bedroom and Kitchen Linens • Home Decor • Kitchen Items All proceeds benefit the patients at the San Antonio State Hospital (SASH).
 
For more information call 210-531-8004 or .
Contact Person: Janie Oretga
 

 
Fri-Sun, June 7-9 (hide details)
Friday 5:30 all day Sat
10294 FM 539 Sutherland Springs, TX 78161
 
You are invited to River Oaks Church for our 4th Family Camp designed for the whole family to experience the journey of faith building as a unit. Fun filled adventure, worship, Bible studies, crafts, water activities, recreation and games. Our mini VBS has plenty to offer your little ones, while teens have an adventure all their own. Adults will have plenty of time to relax, participate, or just fellowship. Come hungry and ready to watch movies under the stars with River Oaks Church.
 
For more information call 830-928-7622 or or visit https://www.facebook.com/pages/River-Oaks-Church-Sutherland-Springs-Texas/98550083811.
Contact Person: Rosalie Varnell
 

 
Sat, June 8 (hide details)
09:00 am
La Vernia Fire Station #1
 
CPR AED Class for the community. Healthcare Provider courses are available upon request. Classes start @ $35.00
 
For more information call 210-748-1695 or or visit www.code3eduserv.com.
Contact Person: Scott Burgess
 

 
Sun, June 9 (hide details)
11 a.m.- 3p.m.
DAWN SERVICE and SUPPLY 7259 HWY 87 EAST CHINA GROVE
 
Benefit for Lynisa Rodriguez and family. Lynisa has been sick since January. She had an 11 long day stay at the hospital and as of date there is still no diagnoses for her ongoing symptoms. She has endured a lot of outpatient procedures, even day surgeries, & weekly lab draws. She continues to follow up with a doctor weekly but we are all still searching for answers. With the medical expenses and other expenses we have it's becoming a financial struggle. Therefore we are holding a barbecue benefit on Sunday June 9th, 2013. Plates will have brisket, sausage, rice, beans, and potato salad. There will also be many different desserts available for purchase the day of. Plates are $7.00. Tickets may be purchased in advance and any volunteers for the day of are greatly appreciated!!! I may be reached at 210-748-6782 Sabrina Rodriguez
 
For more information call 210-748-6782 or .
Contact Person: Sabrina Rodriguez
 

 
Sun, June 9 (hide details)
12:00 PM
Riverbend Golf Course
 
Come out and join the Floresville Peanut Festival Association and they Court of Broadway Lights as they host their Annual Golf Tournament. Silent Auction, door prizes and more! All proceeds will benefit the Scholarship Fund.
 
For more information call 830-391-0053 or visit www.floresvillepeanutfestival.org.
Contact Person: Michelle Tackitt
 

 
Sun, June 9 (hide details)
200pm to 400pm
Poth City Park
 
all teams are welcomed to join us for lunch and presentations
 
For more information call 210-287-1571 or .
Contact Person: teresa beasley
 

 
Mon-Fri, June 10-14 (hide details)
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Osborne Stables Equine Rescue, Inc.- 5056 Highway 87 West
 
Safety, Handling, Riding Basics, Horse Care and more. Bring s sack lunch, chair, sunscreen. Lunch provided on Friday. Presentation by campers for parents and friends. @10:30 am on Friday.
 
For more information call 210-827-3136 or or visit www.osbornestablesequinerescue@aiemail.net.
Contact Person: Claudette Osborne
 

 
Thu, June 13 (hide details)
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Catholic Life Home Office Building (1635 NE Loop 410, San Antonio TX 78209)
 
On Thursday, June 13, Catholic Life Insurance will host an old fashioned American Flag raising ceremony honoring the 236th anniversary of our nation’s Flag. The event will begin at 6 p.m. Guests will enjoy a Mass, a flag raising ceremony, refreshments, children’s activities, and a picnic. Catholic Life will also be inaugurating its new 120-ft. flag pole. Please RSVP by June 7th with the Communications Department by calling (210) 828-9921 ext. 141.
 
For more information call 830-534-2062 or or visit www.cliu.com.
Contact Person: Briana Frantz
 

 
Thu, June 13 (hide details)
6pm - midnight
Stockdale City Park
 
Join us for Live TWA Professional Wrestling and a concert by the Hillbilly Jug Band at the 69th annual Stockdale Watermelon Jubilee!
 
For more information call 210-771-1719 or visit www.stockdaletx.org.
Contact Person: Sherry Lambeck
 

 
Thu-Sat, June 13-15 (hide details)
all day
Stockdale City Park
 
Join us for the 69th annual Stockdale Watermelon Jubilee at the Stockdale City Park! For a full schedule of events, please visit www.stockdaletx.org.
 
For more information call 210-771-1719 or visit www.stockdaletx.org.
Contact Person: Sherry Lambeck
 

 
Fri, June 14 (hide details)
6pm - midnight
Stockdale City Park
 
Join us for concerts by Turnpike Troubadours and Stoney LaRue at the 69th annual Stockdale Watermelon Jubilee!
 
For more information call 210-771-1719 or visit www.stockdaletx.org.
Contact Person: Sherry Lambeck
 

 
Sat, June 15 (hide details)
8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Finders Keepers Market 1303 C Streest, Floresville
 
Wilson County Patriots is sponsoring a fundraiser for the benefit of our Floresville Parks Foundation. The event will take place at Finders Keepers located at 1303 C Street in Floresville. They have been kind enough to support our effort by donating all the space we will need at no charge. The fundraiser will consist of a Flea Market Sale as well as a Bake Sale. We have reserved the date of Saturday, June 15th and we will be open for business from 8:00 am thru 3:00 pm. We invite you to help support your community and the Floresville Parks Foundation
 
For more information call 830-393-5180 or .
Contact Person: Joann Juhasz
 

 
Sat, June 15 (hide details)
6pm - 1am
Stockdale City Park
 
Join us for concerts by Jason Eady, Cody Canada and The Departed, and Reckless Kelly at the 69th annual Stockdale Watermelon Jubilee!
 
For more information call 210-771-1719 or visit www.stockdaletx.org.
Contact Person: Sherry Lambeck
 

 
Mon-Fri, June 17-21 (hide details)
8:30 am to Noon
Salem Sayers Baptist Church
 
FREE for 4 yr olds thru 6th graders. Games, songs, new friends, learning that Jesus loves you.
 
For more information call 210-649-2153 or or visit www.salemsayers.org.
Contact Person: Joni Teter
 

 
Mon-Fri, June 17-21 (hide details)
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Osborne Stables Equine Rescue, Inc.- 5056 Highway 87 West
 
Safety, Handling, Riding Basics, Horse Care and more. Bring s sack lunch, chair, sunscreen. Lunch provided on Friday. Presentation by campers for parents and friends. @10:30 am on Friday.
 
For more information call 210-827-3136 or or visit www.osbornestablesequinerescue@aiemail.net.
Contact Person: Claudette Osborne
 

 
Thu, June 20 (hide details)
12:00 pm
United States
 
Five day musical event. Please call for details.
 
For more information call 888-754-8447 or or visit www.festoutwest.com.
Contact Person: Y.O. Ranch Hotel and Conference Center
 

 
Fri-Fri, June 21-28 (hide details)
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Osborne Stables Equine Rescue, Inc.- 5056 Highway 87 West
 
Safety, Handling, Riding Basics, Horse Care and more. Bring s sack lunch, chair, sunscreen. Lunch provided on Friday. Presentation by campers for parents and friends. @10:30 am on Friday.
 
For more information call 210-827-3136 or or visit www.osbornestablesequinerescue@aiemail.net.
Contact Person: Claudette Osborne
 

 
Sat, June 22 (hide details)
9 am registration
2215 FM 466
 
Playday consists of pole bending, straight and cloverleaf barrels and a different mystery event each playday. Must attend 3 out of 4 to be eligible for year-end awards.
 
For more information call 210-416-6737 or or visit www.gcsmp.com.
Contact Person: Kristy Leasman
 

 
Mon-Fri, June 24-28 (hide details)
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Osborne Stables Equine Rescue, Inc.- 5056 Highway 87 West
 
Safety, Handling, Riding Basics, Horse Care and more. Bring s sack lunch, chair, sunscreen. Lunch provided on Friday. Presentation by campers for parents and friends. @10:30 am on Friday.
 
For more information call 210-827-3136 or or visit www.osbornestablesequinerescue@aiemail.net.
Contact Person: Claudette Osborne
 

 
Thu, June 27 (hide details)
8 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
High School Auditorium
 
2013 Governor's Small Business Forum presents Opportunities of the Eagle Ford Shale. This forum will explore the economic impact of the Eagle Ford Shale and the opportunities it creates for businesses and Veterans in South Texas. Information will be available on workforce programs, the economic impact of the shale, conducting business with the oil and gas industry, access to capital for small business, opportunities for Veterans in the oil and gas industry, and more. No Cost, but RSVP is required.
 
For more information call 830-779-2371 or .
Contact Person: Jennifer Kolbe
 

 
Fri, June 28 (hide details)
7 - 9:30 pm
Seguin Guadalupe County Coliseum 950 South Austin, Seguin
 
a special event for all fathers/father figures and their daughters. Ball Ticket $40 for king and princess $10 for each additional princess. Carriage horse rides available limited amount $20-$40. Ticket includes dinner, music, photo keepsake and wristlet. Dress sunday bet to formal wear. Tickets available at Seguin PD; Gift Gourmet; Hagn House & Salon KWED Hair Forum. Valet Parking; Sparkles boutique and silent auction
 
For more information call 830-401-2386 or or visit www.seguintexas.gov.
Contact Person: Officer Hope Vasquez
 

 
Thu, July 4 (hide details)
10:00 am
Downtown
 
Times TBA. Come join us as we welcome Robert Earl Keen and Special Guests along with the largest fireworks display in the hill country at 9:00pm. Free admission.
 
For more information call 830-792-3535 or .
Contact Person: www.kerrvilles4thontheriver.org
 

 
Mon-Fri, July 8-12 (hide details)
8:45am -12noon
Resurrection UMC at 7709 Knowlton
 
Vacation Bible School for students 4 yrs old through those entering 6th grade. Please join us for a week of fun filled activities.
 
For more information call 210-218-9132 or visit www.RESURRECTION-UMC-SA.ORG.
Contact Person: Phyllis Fees
 

 
Sat, July 13 (hide details)
09:00 am
La Vernia Fire Station #1
 
CPR AED Class for the community. Healthcare Provider courses are available upon request. Classes start @ $35.00
 
For more information call 210-748-1695 or or visit www.code3eduserv.com.
Contact Person: Scott Burgess
 

 
Sun-Wed, July 14-17 (hide details)
2 p.m. Sun, 8 a.m. Mon., 8 a.m. Tues.
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, 200 E. Market St.
 
Texas Baptists are celebrating its 127th meeting with its first family gathering in San Antonio July 14 through 17. The largest non-Catholic Christian group in the state voted to lay aside its normal annual meeting and gather every five years.
 
For more information call 210-722-2236 or or visit annualmeeting.texasbaptists.org.
Contact Person: Nora Frost
 

 
Thu, August 1 (hide details)
6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Doors open at 5:00 p.m.
600 St Hwy 97 West
 
If you enjoy listening and dancing to live classic country music, gathering with friends and enjoying a good meal, then head out to the Floresville Event Center, 600 St Hwy 97 West for the Floresville Opry. It will be Thursday, August 1st, 6:00 to 9:30 P.M. Doors open at 5:00 P.M. Good classic country music by “Playin’ To Win Country Band”. Members in the band are Pat Fox, Kenny Penny, Diane Farley, Randy Reinhard, Rodney Smith, Eleanor Shore and Frutoso Balderas. Featured headliners will be Clifton Jansky, Bill Barrington, Sally Carlson and Jim Fisher along with other great performers. In addition to the Opry’s live music, a delicious chicken fried chicken dinner by Werner’s from Shiner will be served for $7.00 per plate. Concessions will also be available. General admission is $7.00 per person or $100.00 for a reserved table that seats 10. Tickets are available at Wilson County News and Wilson County Public Library. All proceeds benefit the Wilson County Historical Society. For More information, contact Viola Henke at #830-393-6512.
 
For more information call 830-393-6512 or or visit www.wilsoncountyhistory.com.
Contact Person: Viola Henke
 

 
Sat, August 3 (hide details)
4 p. m.
Falls City Community Hall
 
The Beaver Roundup is held every year on the 1st Saturday in August for all graduates, former students, current and former administrators, and staff of Falls City Independent School District. Come and be part of the 20th Annual Beaver Roundup to honor the classes of 1953, 1958, 1963, 1968, 1973, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998, and 2003. RSVP to Beaver Roundup, PO Box 34, Falls City, TX 78113, no later than July 26, 2013
 
For more information call 830-254-3907 or .
Contact Person: Ronald Jendrusch
 

 
Sat, August 10 (hide details)
09:00 am
La Vernia Fire Station #1
 
CPR AED Class for the community. Healthcare Provider courses are available upon request. Classes start @ $35.00
 
For more information call 210-748-1695 or or visit www.code3eduserv.com.
Contact Person: Scott Burgess
 

 
Sat, August 10 (hide details)
10:00 am to 9:00 pm
Floresville Event Center
 
Descendants of Alamo Hero Gregorio Esparza are holding a family reunion. Come and meet you're family, come fimd your connection to the family tree! More info to come.
 
For more information call 830-569-3602 or or visit www.Gregorio & Ana Esparza Reunion.
Contact Person: Gloria Jenks
 

 
Sat, August 10 (hide details)
10:00 am to 9:00 pm
Floresville Event Center
 
Descendants of Alamo Hero Gregorio Esparza are holding a family reunion. Come and meet you're family, come fimd your connection to the family tree! More info to come.
 
For more information call 830-569-3602 or or visit www.Gregorio & Ana Esparza Reunion.
Contact Person: Gloria Jenks
 

 
Sat, August 10 (hide details)
10:00 am to 9:00 pm
Floresville Event Center
 
Descendants of Alamo Hero Gregorio Esparza are holding a family reunion. Come and meet you're family, come fimd your connection to the family tree! More info to come.
 
For more information call 830-569-3602 or or visit www.Gregorio & Ana Esparza Reunion.
Contact Person: Gloria Jenks
 

 
Fri, August 30 (hide details)
12:00 pm
Quiet Valley Ranch
 
Events & times vary. Song writers & wineries, concerts, food, camping along with songs around the camp fires.
 
For more information call 830-257-3600 or .
Contact Person: Quiet Valley Ranch
 

 
Sat, September 14 (hide details)
09:00 am
La Vernia Fire Station #1
 
CPR AED Class for the community. Healthcare Provider courses are available upon request. Classes start @ $35.00
 
For more information call 210-748-1695 or or visit www.code3eduserv.com.
Contact Person: Scott Burgess
 

 
Sat, October 5 (hide details)
5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
United States
 
Gate opens at 5:00pm Dinner at 6:00pm Exotic Game dinner also catfish and chicken for non-wild game people. Raffle with over $40,000 in prizes. 830-257-6568.
 
For more information call 830-792-3535 or or visit http://www.kerrvilletexascvb.com/local-events/event/kerr_county_4_h_wild_game_dinner/.
Contact Person: Cyndi Copeland
 

 
Sat, October 12 (hide details)
09:00 am
La Vernia Fire Station #1
 
CPR AED Class for the community. Healthcare Provider courses are available upon request. Classes start @ $35.00
 
For more information call 210-748-1695 or or visit www.code3eduserv.com.
Contact Person: Scott Burgess
 

 
Sat-Sun, October 12-13 (hide details)
8 a.m.-6 p.m.; 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
AT&T Center
 
Early bird registration at $35 ends June 1. After this date, it will cost $50 to register. The ride begins Saturday morning in San Antonio at the AT&T Center. Cyclists ride on scenic roads, passing spectators all the way into Texas Lutheran University for lunch in Seguin sponsored by Arby’s. Riders choosing the Arby’s Lunch Express route will conclude their ride at lunch with their victory medal and a photo to commemorate their accomplishment. Those participants who continue on after lunch have the option of riding to Comal County Fair Grounds to end their 70-mile challenge or riding the Pfizer River Road Challenge to complete the longest ride option, 100-miles along the beautiful River Road in Gruene. Whether you ride the 47-miles or 100-miles, all roads lead to Comal County Fairgrounds for a fantastic overnight festival celebrating your day's accomplishments. Enjoy great food, music, a beer garden and massage as you share the days experience with your friends, co-workers and family members. Start time for Saturday (AT&T Center) is 8:00 a.m., weather permitting. Start time for Sunday (Comal County Fair Grounds is 7:30 a.m. The ride will officially end at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday and 4:30 pm on Sunday.
 
For more information call 713-394-2956 or or visit https://secure3.convio.net/nmss/site/SPageServer?JServSessionIdr004=n6sxquwqp1.app326a&pagename=BIKE_National.
Contact Person: Gena Hyde
 

 
Sat-Sun, Oct 12-Dec 1 (hide details)
9:00 am - 8:00pm
21778 FM 1774
 
The Texas Renaissance Festival is an interactive theme park that embraces different eras, including the 16th century and beyond. The 55-acre theater is filled with live entertainment, food and. The festival opens Weekends beginning October 12th-December 1st and Thanksgiving Friday. A different themed weekend make every day a new adventure, include Oktoberfest, Pirate Invasion and Barbarian Invasion. Weddings, Picnics, Group Events and camping complete the festival experience. School Days (Nov 5th-6th) invites all public, private and home schools for a day of G-rated fun and an educational adventure and host UIL style competitions. Discounted tickets for Opening Weekend!
 
For more information call 800-458-3435 or .
Contact Person: Cory Brock
 

 
Sat, October 19 (hide details)
8 a.m. registration, 9 a.m. tee-off
River Bend Golf Course
 
4-man scramble. Mulligans, prize holes, prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place teams, and a silent auction! Proceeds benefit Sacred Heart Catholic School.
 
For more information call 210-355-8912 or or visit www.shsfloresville.org/golfclassic.
Contact Person: Richard Lewis
 

 
Sat, November 9 (hide details)
09:00 am
La Vernia Fire Station #1
 
CPR AED Class for the community. Healthcare Provider courses are available upon request. Classes start @ $35.00
 
For more information call 210-748-1695 or or visit www.code3eduserv.com.
Contact Person: Scott Burgess
 

 
Sat, December 14 (hide details)
09:00 am
La Vernia Fire Station #1
 
CPR AED Class for the community. Healthcare Provider courses are available upon request. Classes start @ $35.00
 
For more information call 210-748-1695 or or visit www.code3eduserv.com.
Contact Person: Scott Burgess
 

 
Sat, February 22 (hide details)
6-11 pm
Floresville Event Center
 
Doors open at 6 p.m. with a nice catered meal from 6:30-8 p.m. Guests enjoy this elegant event featuring the works of talented local artists. Live auction at 8 p.m. keeps the crowd entertained as silent auction continues throughout the evening.
 
For more information call 210-823-6062 or or visit www.shsfloresville.org/wineandart.
Contact Person: Kristen Weaver
 

 
Sat, March 1 (hide details)
To Be Announced
Alternative School
 
Annual plant sale for Floresville Alternative School benefiting the STARS after-school program. Sponsored by Wilson County News, KLUP 930am, SAWS, and Milberger's Nursery.
 
For more information call 830-393-5762 or .
Contact Person: Johnny Hewell
 

 
Mon-Fri, March 10-14 (hide details)
School Days
Floresville Schools
 
Annual Floresville ISD Spring Break
 
For more information call 830-393-5300 or visit http://www.fisd.us/.
Contact Person: School Office