Ranch Hand Weekend

Ranch Hand Weekend

• Schedule of Events • Highlights of Attractions • Map of Events • Mark Chesnutt, Doug Stone Concert

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Schedule of Events FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. – King Ranch® Museum open 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. – King Ranch® Visitors Center open 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. – Kingsville Wine Walk Holiday Sip & Shop 6:30 p.m. – Christmas Carols

and juice. Watch team roping demonstrations, re-enactors, musical entertainment, poetry & storytelling. (King Ranch®) 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. – Vendors offering jewelry, original art, ceramics, leather goods, food, mesquite woodwork, crafts of all kinds, candles, clothing and more! FREE Live music to be announced, ballet folklorico dancers, plus other entertainers.

7 p.m. – Light up Downtown & Christmas Tree with K99 Country’s Big Frank. (1904 Train Depot Museum)

LIVE MUSIC & OTHER ENTERTAINMENT THROUGHOUT THE FESTIVAL

7 – 9 p.m. – Texas A&M University–Kingsville Senior Art Student Exhibit Reception. (Kleberg Bank)

10 a.m. – 4 p.m. – Art Roundup with Steam Roller printmaking.

7 – 9 p.m. – Live Performance with Music by Dalla All Day Tours – King Ranch® Tours at 11 am and 1 pm (King Ranch) Shopping – Shops open late until 9.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 7 – 11 a.m. – 32nd Annual Ranch Hand Breakfast on the King Ranch®.

Purchase tickets for $10 online at Ranch Hand Breakfast - King Ranch (king-ranch.com) at the King Ranch® Saddle Shop, King Ranch® Visitor Center, King Ranch® Museum, Kingsville Visitors Center or at the breakfast! (fee benefits La Posada de Kingsville). Visitors may park downtown, take the free shuttle bus to the breakfast and enjoy a heapin’ plate of eggs, refried beans, biscuits n’ gravy, sausage, tortillas, coffee

10 a.m. – 4 p.m. – King Ranch® Museum Open for Visitors 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. – LIVE Music & other local entertainers (Main Stage) 12 p.m. – KING RANCH® CELEBRATION with the Kingsville Symphony Orchestra (TAMUK) 12:30 p.m. – Two-Step/Line Dance Lessons (Main Stage) 3 p.m. – Two-Step/Line Dance contest begins in front of Main Stage 3:30 p.m. – Car Show Winners announced 6:30 p.m. – Country Concert featuring the Mark Chesnutt plus Doug Stone. (J.K. Northway Expo. Ctr.)

For the latest schedule of events and Ranch Hand Weekend activities follow @RanchHandWeekend on Facebook!

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Welcome to Kingsville, Texas

Home of the 32nd Annual Ranch Hand Breakfast and Ranch Hand Weekend celebration!

By JT Strasner Editor, Kingsville Record

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s the weather turns cooler in these parts, another signal comes that the seasons are changing.

We’re talking about the Ranch Hand Breakfast.

We’re delighted you are here, whether you came from the Valley, the Texas Hill Country or anywhere else in the state, country or world. This weekend, the legendary King Ranch will put on its world-famous, authentic cowboy breakfast, renowned far and wide as the Ranch Hand Breakfast.

For those who visit the King Ranch on Saturday morning, an authentic old-time cowboy breakfast of sausage, eggs, refried beans, biscuits and gravy along with homemade tortillas, coffee and juice will be served. The Ranch Hand Breakfast will be held on Saturday, November 18 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.

While there is plenty of food available, there are ample things for visitors to do while they are on the grounds of the legendary King Ranch. There will be authentic pan de campo cooking lessons and tastings, cowboy storytelling, cowboy poetry and readings, live music

and leather craftsmen and other artisans from the King Ranch practicing their craft.

You can also witness King Ranch cowboys in action as they entertain while performing a special roping competition at the rodeo arena.

The Ranch Hand Breakfast, which is always held the Saturday before Thanksgiving, is the only time of the year when the general public is allowed to drive on the grounds of the historic King Ranch. It is advisable to everyone who intends to indulge in the Ranch Hand Breakfast to purchase tickets ahead of time.

More than 6,000 people attended last year’s Breakfast, so we encourage our visitors to get tickets beforehand at the Kingsville Visitor Center, the King Ranch Visitor Center, the King Ranch Saddle Shop or the King Ranch Museum. Tickets will be available at the door the day of the Breakfast on November 18. You can also order tickets ahead of time at RanchHandWeekend.com.

Tickets to purchase an authentic cowboy breakfast are only $8, with children under three absolutely free. All of the proceeds from the Ranch Hand Breakfast are donated to the annual La Posada de Kingsville lighted Christmas Parade.

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ome to Kingsville to celebrate the kick-off to the Holiday Season during Ranch Hand Weekend and La Posada de Kingsville.

King Ranch Ranch Hand Breakfast – The 32nd Annual Ranch Hand Breakfast will be held on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2023 from 7-11 a.m.

The event features an authentic, hearty cowboy breakfast cooked and served outdoors on the historic King Ranch. Team roping, historical exhibits and old-time cow camp cooking demonstrations are a part of the activities, along with cowboy poetry, storytelling, and musical entertainment. Join us for a taste of cowboy life.

Tickets are available online at kingranch.com/visit/special-events. Tickets can also be purchased at the King Ranch Saddle Shop, the King Ranch Museum, the King Ranch Visitor Center, the Kingsville Visitors Center and at the Breakfast. Tickets are $10 per person, ages 3 and under are FREE. Proceeds from this epic King Ranch sponsored event benefit La Posada de Kingsville.

Ranch Hand Weekend Holiday Tree Lighting and Wine Walk – Festivities begin Friday, Nov. 17 at 5 p.m. with an opportunity for guests to visit Main Street Kingsville merchants and vendors while sampling 20 varieties of wine, five different types of craft beer and the hard-to-find Special Edition Old Forester King Ranch Whisky. Non-alcoholic wine walkers can sample a variety of sparkling virgin beverages and mocktails. Holiday Wine Walk passports come packed with coupons and savings and include a keepsake wine glass and lanyard or a glow-in-the-dark stadium cup along with a variety of ways for all participants to enter to win some awesome prizes. Passports are not needed to attend.

During the Wine Walk experience the tree lighting, Christmas

Carolers, live music and street dancing. Proceeds for this event benefit the Brush Country Court Appointed Special Advocates. CASA is proud to return as a beneficiary of this year’s Ranch Hand Weekend festivities. Proceeds from this event will support CASA’s mission to provide trained and qualified community volunteers who advocate for best interest of children before the court as a result of abuse or neglect by placing these children in safe, nurturing environment as quickly as possible.

Ranch Hand Weekend Festival – After the breakfast, visitors are invited back to Main Street for food, fun, inflatables, live music, two-stepping and line dancing! The Ranch Hand Weekend Festival features a Ranch Hand Car Show, Steam-Roller printing, unique vendors and Kingsville Parks & Rec Department provides an Archery Turkey Shoot, a Young Performer’s Stage, a Drug Free Jail and Pony Rides. Vendors come from far and wide to attend this festival Ranch Hand Weekend Country Concert – Take a trip back to the 90’s as country music fills the air Saturday night at the JK Northway Expo Center with the Ranch Hand Weekend Country Concert.

This year’s headliner is Texas Native Mark Chesnutt, making a return to the event series.

Chesnutt performed during Ranch Hand Weekend in 2019 and brought high energy to a record-breaking crowd!

Chesnutt has produced 14 #1 Hits, 23 Top Ten Singles, 4 Platinum Albums and 5 Gold Records over the last 30 years.

This year’s Ranch Hand Weekend Country Concert will have fans singing just about every song in every set and feature many tunes that dominated 90s country music stations! “We’ve seen tremendous success with these events thanks to the strong foundation the Ranch Hand Breakfast has built for decades,” said Kingsville Director of Tourism Janine Reyes.

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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

Christmas Tree Lighting set for Friday Night

By Ted Figueroa Reporter, Kingsville Record It’s Christmas time in the City of Kingsville. The Annual Christmas Tree Lighting will take place on Friday night, Nov. 17 at 7 p.m.

The Christmas Tree lighting will be held at the 1904 Train Depot Museum located at 102 E. Kleberg across the street from the main Kleberg Bank Building and the United States Post Office.

The day’s events begin at 10 a.m. when the King Ranch Museum opens.

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Christmas Carolers will be on hand at the 1904 Train Depot Museum to get everyone in the holiday spirit.

At 7 p.m. the town will gather at the Train Depot Museum for the lighting of the Christmas Tree.

The Texas A&M University Kingsville senior art exhibit will also be on display in the Kleberg Bank Lobby.

Hot cocoa, coffee and delicious cookies will be available inside the 1904 Train Depot and Kleberg Bank.

The festivities kick off at 5p.m. with an opportunity for guests to visit Main

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Guests will be able to sample 20 varieties of wine, five different types of craft beer and a special signature mixed beverage.

Visitors can also experience a non-alcoholic wine walk and sample variety of sparkling grape juice, apple cider and other special virgin beverages.

Guests can enjoy live music from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and shops open late until 8 p.m.

The King Ranch will also have tours available at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

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Award winning country music artist Mark Chesnutt headlining Ranch Hand Weekend Concert

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ark Chesnutt’s stature is easily gauged. Mark is easily identified for his string of hits including “Brother Jukebox”, “Blame It On Texas”, “Old Flames Have New Names”, “Old Country”, “It Sure is Monday”, “Almost Goodbye”, “I Just Wanted You To Know”, “Going Through The Big D”, “It’s A Little Too Late”, “Gonna Get A Life”, and one of his biggest chart toppers “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing”.

Of all the recorded highlights Chesnutt has enjoyed, they take a back seat to his first love; Mark Chesnutt lives to perform on stage. “I just make records because I want people to come see my show,” he says with a grin. “Recording music for folks to just listen to music is great.” He says “But I’ve got to be out there on stage making it.”

A native of Beaumont, Chesnutt is known for his neotraditionalist country and honky-tonk influences, with frequent stylistic comparisons to George Jones.

He has recorded several cover songs as both singles and album cuts, including covers of Hank Williams Jr., John Anderson, Don Gibson, Conway Twitty, and Charlie Rich.

Artists with whom he has collaborated include Jones, Tracy Byrd, Vince Gill, and Alison Krauss. Mark Wright produced all but one of his albums released in the 1990s, while his work since 2005 has been produced by Jimmy Ritchey. Chesnutt has also won 18 KingsvilleRecord.com

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two awards from the Country Music Association: the Horizon Award (now known as Best New Artist) and Vocal Event of the Year, both in 1993.

Chesnutt’s musical style draws mainly from honky-tonk and neotraditional country.Due to both singers hailing from Beaumont, Chesnutt was frequently compared stylistically to George Jones.

The Ranch Hand Weekend Country Concert will benefit the Brush Country Court Appointed Special Advocates. “You just have to feel good about attending a fun-filled night of great music while also contributing to a cause benefitting abused and neglected children in the court system.” Reyes said.

Ranch Hand Weekend festivities are presented by Kleberg Bank and Neessen Automotive with help from 1Point Five, Bray’s Smokehouse, Texas A&M University-Kingsville. Sparklight, Southpoint Rentals, and HEB Helping Here also provide support.

Concert tickets are available RanchHandWeekend.com.

Visitors can purchase a Ranch Hand Weekend Getaway from a handful of hotels -- tickets to all the weekend’s events, a bottle of wine and some exclusive keepsake gifts will be provided in your room at check-in.

These pay-one-price getaway options can be booked by calling the Kingsville Visitor Center at (361) 592-8516.

Country Superstar Doug Stone brings platinum music to Kingsville

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ountry Superstar Doug Stone is set to bring his platinum music to Kingsville and is one of the headliners at this year’s Ranch Hand Weekend concert.

At the age of five Stone learned how to play guitar from his mother who was also a singer and guitarist. When he was seven years old his mother helped him with his singing debut and Doug got to be the opening act for Lorette Lynn. Stone’s parents would eventually divorce and he moved with his father. Growing up he worked hard as a mechanic during the day and at night he would play local venues and bars.

It was in his 30s when a manager in Nashville recognized Stone’s talent and unique voice. He was set up with the record label Epic and burst onto the country music scene in 1990. Country music was at an all-time high when he released his first single “I’d Be Better Off (In a Pine Box),” from his debut album “Doug Stone” with Epic Records. The album resulted in several hits including his first number one, “In a Different Light”. That single was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Country Song. Along with the “Doug Stone” album his second album “I Thought It Was You” were instant successes.

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Industry Association of America for one million copies sold. In 1992 and 1994 Stone had two more albums that were certified gold.

Between 1990 and 1995 Doig Stone had eight number one hits that include “In A Different Light”, “A Jukebox with A Country Song”, “Too Busy Being in Love”, and “Why Didn’t I Think of That”.

In 1992 he had quadruple bypass surgery after finding out one of his arteries was almost completely blocked. He had another scare in 1994 when doctors discovered a lump in his nostril. It was benign and while he was recovering “Greatest Hits Vol. 1” was released.

Stone recovered and in 1995 he made his acting debut in the movie “Gordy” that featured many of his songs. He also appeared in the 2011 film “When the Storm God Rides”.

Stone was in a plane crash in 2000 and sustained some broken bones. He would return to the recording studio where he recorded “Caught Dead Living”.

After 33 years Stone has amassed eight #1 singles, 15 top 10 singles, and over 10 million album sales. His fans flock to his concerts and still love his country music. It is will be a night of nostalgia and memories for Doug Stone fans in Kingsville.

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Local pharmacist has been lighting the Ranch Hand Breakfast fires for over 20 years

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or over 20 years, one local Kingsville icon has helped another local county icon with starting the Ranch Hand Breakfast.

In the late 1990’s, third-generation pharmacy icon Nick Harrel of Harrel’s Pharmacy, volunteered to “light the fires” to kick off the Ranch Hand Breakfast.

Harrel arrived at the King Ranch around 3 a.m. in the morning, lit the large pile of wooden fuel, and then stoked the embers in order to provide the coals that fuel the massive assembly line of a traditional cowboy breakfast of eggs, sausage, and biscuits and gravy among other things.

“A lot has changed over the years since

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I did it the first time,” Harrel said. “I’ve learned some valuable tricks over the years that help improve not only the lighting of the fire that eventually furnishes all the coals for the various cooking stations, but also how to keep things moving in delivery of the coals to the various cooking areas.”

Last year, Harrel and his small crew of helpers--which included his son--arrived in the early hours of the morning at the location where the fire was to be lit.

The King Ranch had already assembled a huge wood pile for Nick and his crew to torch. After over 20 years of lighting the fire, Nick figured out that lighting

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the fire with matches was not the most economical way to get things started. In 2021, his son fired up a torch, then held it under the large wood pile until it was clear the pile was lit. In a matter of minutes, the fire was started and soon evolved into a roaring blaze that started spewing embers. As the ember pile grew, Nick and his team started shoveling the embers into barrels, and then delivered the embers to the various cooking stations that prepare the food for the legendary Ranch Hand Breakfast.

During a break in the action last year, Nick took a time out to rest for a few minutes.

Out of the darkness appeared a tall man adorned in a large cowboy hat. The man who appeared out of the gloaming was none other than Robert Hodgen, the CEO of the King Ranch! Robert Hodgen had only been at the helm of the King Ranch a few months, so he decided to do his due diligence and check out what the Ranch Hand Breakfast was all about.

Hodgen, Harrel and company had a nice conversation about the breakfast, the history of the King Ranch, and the commu-

nity of Kingsville. Then he was off to check out the grounds that house the Ranch Hand Breakfast. Later, Hodgen could be seen helping the volunteers set up food stations, carry food to those stations, and he even served some of the guests breakfast from his station.

“This is something I have enjoyed doing, and it makes me feel part of the King Ranch experience during Ranch Hand Breakfast weekend,’’ Harrel said.

“It’s beautiful to see the stars and watch the sun come up.

“I guess I’ll keep doing it until I either get too tired to do it, or they ask someone else to do it!” he added with a laugh.

After the Ranch Hand Breakfast is over, you’ll want to make a point to visit historic Harrel’s Pharmacy while enjoying all the Ranch Hand Weekend activities located in historic downtown Kingsville.

Harrel’s Pharmacy is located in the 200 hundred block of Kleberg Street, and features an old-fashioned soda fountain and lots of nostalgia and memorabilia. It has been featured on the Texas Bucket List television show.

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6th Annual Round Up Truck and Car Show

Event is set for Saturday in Historic Downtown Kingsville

By Ted Figueroa Reporter, Kingsville Record One of the fun events of the annual Ranch Hand Weekend is the annual Ranch Hand Round Up Truck and Car Show.

You are definitely going to want to cruise over to historic downtown Kingsville for the 6th Annual Ranch Hand Truck and Car Show.

The show features some of the coolest hot rods and trucks that you’ll see

in the coastal bend, Members of the group love to show off their cars and trucks, and it makes for a great visual presentation when all of the cars are lined up on display for the general public to see.

The event will take place on Saturday, Nov. 18 from 11am to 3 p.m. and is being sponsored by the Texas Rides Truck and Car Club.

Vice President Tony Morales said they have over 50 cars and trucks registered to be in the show with more

expected on the day of the event.

Cars and trucks will fall into the following categories: Hot rods, Classic Cars, Low Riders, Motorcycles, Lifted Trucks, Trucks, and Muscle Cars. Morales said trophies will be awarded for to the winners.

There will also be a trophy for Best in Show.

This year, there will be two judges scoring the event. Morales said there will be a couple of booths set up with items for sale.

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