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Events, attractions, arts Hill Country Wineries What to DO, Where to EAT, DRINK, SHOP and STAY Spring&Summer2020 |

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1303 E. Main Street • Fredericksburg, Texas Aaron Hominick has been building homes in the Texas Hill Country since 2005. Hominick Homes emphasizes building science, design and communication, providing clients with a quality home and enjoyable building experience.

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REALTOR®, GRI®, CRS, CNE, CNHS 512-239-8600

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247 W. Main (in town - one block west of the Courthouse) Large parking area in front RV parking in back.

Fredericksburg, TX 78624

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Willkommen to the ’Burg B luebonnets, peaches, wine and thou. Nature, nectar and romance. That sums up a lot of the appeal of Fredericksburg.

Fredericksburg draws more than 1.5 million visitors each year, but those visitors may be interested to learn that agriculture remains the cornerstone of our local economy.

Agriculture, of course, includes the grapes one might enjoy while visiting a vineyard or winery. But the hordes of visitors began with the simple roadside peach stands that can still be found today, with thousands seeking those sweet and juicy treasures that come from our peach farmers.

Hunters also have come to the Hill Country for decades to harvest deer in what is a multi-generational tradition for many Texas families. B&Bs, now numbering more than 1,100, began in the late 1970s. Shopping, the beautiful outdoors, music and festivals reflecting local culture drove even more people to Fredericksburg as the years progressed.

Our local Chamber of Commerce is marking its 100th anniversary this year. Next year, the town will begin a yearlong celebration focusing on the traditions of this town to mark 175 years since its founding (right behind our German sister city of New Braunfels, down the road.)

In that time, businesses have flourished and the town has retained a quality business environment while local governments have remained content to grow slowly but surely and not take on too much debt. Now people are clamoring to

Experience Texas Hill Country at The Inn on Barons Creek.

Stay in style at Fredericksburg’s finest hotel. We offer free hot breakfast, free wireless internet, and are just two blocks from Fredericksburg’s Main Street where all the action is.

move and invest here.

We want this magazine, which began publishing in 1978, to reflect most all of what makes Fredericksburg special.

We’re pleased that our efforts have been recognized by the Texas Press Association on multiple occasions. Pick up our company’s sister magazine, Rock & Vine, to reach out and explore more of what the Hill Country region has to offer.

Our staff lives here, gives here and loves here, always looking for ways to give back to our community and enrich the terrific family atmosphere.

Fredericksburg has changed a ton since hunters and peach seekers came to town in the 1930s.

But Fredericksburg remains true to its roots and continues to add more things for visitors who seek the fruits of the land or a romantic getaway with a loved one.

So welcome to one and all. Have a great time during your visit.

KEN ESTEN COOKE

@kenestencooke Publisher & Editor — Fredericksburg Publishing Company.

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Hill Country Memorial is here for you 1031 S State Hwy 16 / Fredericksburg (830) 992-2820 OPEN Monday - Saturday / 8am - 8pm Sunday 10am - 6pm 1310 Ford St / Llano (325) 247-WELL (9355) OPEN Monday - Friday / 8am - 7pm

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Calendar of events March 6 ...................................................................................First Friday Art Walk 7-8 .............................................................................. Pacific Combat Zone 13....................................... FTC presents Doña Rositas “Jalapeño Kitchen” 15 ..........................................................Fredericksburg Music Club concert 20..................................................... FTC presents Spring Staged Readings 21 ...................................................... Splashes of Beauty at LBJ State Park 28 ............................................................................... Indian Artifact Show 28........................................................................................ Monster Trucks 28 .................................................. Rich Frank’s “Tower of Skulls” book talk 29-30 ...................... Fredericksburg Chorale presents “Broadway Favorites” April 3 .................................................................................. First Friday Art Walk 3-5 ............................................. Antique Motorcycle Club Spring Fandango 4 ................................................................... Van der Stucken/FCO concert 4 .................................................................................................... LBJ 100 4 ..............................................................................Movies Under the Stars 4........................................... Gillespie County Country Schools Open House 11........................................................ Easter Egg Hunt at Pioneer Museum 17-18....................................... Jazz Festival at Fredericksburg High School 17-May 3................................................................... FTC presents “Harvey” 18-19........................................................................... Pacific Combat Zone 18........................................................................... Bluebonnet Tractor Ride 19 .........................................................Fredericksburg Music Club concert 23............................................................................. Farmer’s Market opens 25......................................................................................... Wildflower Run 26 ...........................................................................................Benefit Shoot 26 ......................................................................................... PCAA Concert 30-May 2................................................................... Systems Go Launches May 1 ...................................................................................First Friday Art Walk 1-3.................................................................... Hill Country Motorcycle Run 3 ..................................................................................................... Maifest 7-10 ..................................................................... Hill Country Film Festival 9........................................... Gillespie County Country Schools Open House 9 ................................................... Four Lives of a Fleece at LBJ State Park 9 ..............................................................................Movies Under the Stars 9.................................................................................. Wildseed Farms Run 16 ......................................................................... Antique Machinery Show 17 ......................................................... Fredericksburg Music Club Concert 17.......................................................................................... PCAA Concert 22-24................................................................................. Crawfish Festival

THE FRIENDS OF GILLESPIE COUNTY

Country Schools

LIVING HISTORIES MUSEUMS “Preserving the Past to Enrich the Future”

In the heart of the Texas Hill Country visit 17 historic one-room schools built between 1847 and 1936 by following the 120 mile Gillespie County Country Schools Driving Trail through the scenic Fredericksburg, Texas countryside.

23-24...................................................................................... Combat Zone June 5 .................................................................................. First Friday Art Walk 6......................................................................................... LBJ Fishing Day 13 .................................................Join a Knitting Brigade at LBJ State Park 18-20................................................................ Stonewall Peach JAMboree 20 ........................................ Gillespie County Country Schools Open House 21 ......................................................................................... PCAA Concert July 1-3 ............................................. WWII and Pacific Studies Teacher Institute 4 ....................................................................... Fourth of July celebrations 4-5............................................................................... Pacific Combat Zone 4-5 ........................................................................... July Fourth Race Meet 11..................................................Preserving the Harvest at LBJ State Park 18-19 ................................................ Original Race Day Classic Steer Show 18-19............................................... Night in Old Fredericksburg Race Meet 18 ......................................................................Night In Old Fredericksburg 19..................................................................................................... Vorfest 19.......................................................................................... PCAA Concert 19 ........................................ Gillespie County Country Schools Open House 24-26 ................................................................................. Auto Swap Meet August 1-2 ........................................................................................ Schuetzenfest 7 ...................................................................................First Friday Art Walk 8-9.................................................................... Gillespie County Race Meet 13 ............................................................................. Farmer’s Market ends 15......................................... Gillespie County Country Schools Open House 20-23................................................................. 132nd Gillespie County Fair 23 ......................................................................................... PCAA Concert 27 ........................................................................ LBJ Birthday Celebration September 4................................................................................... First Friday Art Walk 5-6 .............................................................................. Pacific Combat Zone 13.......................................................................................... PCAA Concert 20......................................... Gillespie County Country Schools Open House 20 ................................................................ Seed Stomp at LBJ State Park 26....................................................................................... Scholarship Fest (Schedule is subject to change)

*Advertiser Index on page 132

Visit our website for self-driving tour map, scheduling group tours, rentals, and more information.

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Article Index Events Antique Machinery Show .......................

Bluebonnet Tractor Ride ........................

Crawfish Festival ...................................

Farmer’s Market ....................................

Fredericksburg Jazz Festival..................

Gillespie County Fair .............................

Hill Country Film Festival .......................

Hill Country Motorcycle Run...................

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Hill Country Swap Meet ......................... 40 Horse Racing .........................................32 Indian Artifact Show .............................. 10 July 4th Activities...................................34 LBJ 100 Bicycle Tour ............................. 16 Monster Truck Wars .............................. 12 Night in Old Fredericksburg ................... 36 Scholarship Fest ................................... 44 Schuetzenfest ....................................... 38 Spring Fandango .................................... 13 Stonewall Peach JAMboree ................... 30 SystemsGo Rocket Launches ................ 18 Wildflower Run ...................................... 21 Attractions Bat Tunnel ............................................ 113 Breweries, Distilleries .......................... 109 City Parks ............................................. 91 Country Schools Trail ............................ 64 Enchanted Rock ................................... 114 Fort Martin Scott .................................. 90 LBJ National Historical Park .................. 68 LBJ State Park and Historic Site ............ 74 Luckenbach ......................................... 112 Pacific War Museum ............................. 82 Pioneer Museum ....................................66 Texas Rangers Heritage Center ............. 88 Wildseed Farms .................................... 78 Wineries ............................................... 98 Year-Round Walks ................................. 70

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The Arts First Friday Art Walk .............................. 50 Fredericksburg Chorale ......................... 47 Fredericksburg Comm. Orchestra .......... 46 Fredericksburg Music Club .................... 60 Fredericksburg Theater Company .......... 58 German Choirs ...................................... 63 PCAA Marktplatz Concert Series ............ 62 Community Airport ................................................ 121 Hill Country Memorial Hospital ............ 129 Hill Country University Center ............... 116 Pioneer Memorial Library .................... 125 Visitor Center ....................................... 119 History Vereins Kirche ..................................... 123 Maps City of Fredericksburg ................... 134-135

ABOUT THE COVER

Bluebonnets are nature’s diamonds in the spring and an exclusively Texas treasure. — Fredericksburg Publishing Company photo

Go Fredericksburg Spring & Summer Visitors Guide — March 2020 Published by Fredericksburg Publishing Co. 712 W. Main St., Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830-997-2155 Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post (USPS 209-080) Copies will be mailed from P.O. Box 1639, Fredericksburg, TX 78624, at a price of $7 per copy to cover postage.

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• All rooms ground floor.

• Park right next to your room.

Located in historic Fredericksburg close to downtown, restaurants and shopping.

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AAA/AARP discounts available.

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• Fresh German pastries served daily.

• Coffee makers in each room.

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Artifacts on display at show The Hill Country’s top artifact show is set for two more days.

The Hill Country Indian Artifact Show is held three times annually, January, March and October.

Dates for upcoming shows are Saturdays, March 28 and Oct. 24. The show runs from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Consignments and appraisals are available.

As many as 70 tables will be set up by collectors from all over Texas to display historic artifacts for the benefit of buyers, sellers, traders or lookers interested in stopping by the pavilion that day.

Admission is $6 for everyone 15 years of age and older, while children 14 and under will be admitted free of charge.

Free admission will also be provided for Gillespie County law enforcement officers.

Beverages, snacks and barbecue will be available to purchase from Buzzie’s Barbecue in Kerrville.

www.hillcountryindianartifacts.com Phone (830) 329-2636 rob@hillcountryindianartifacts.com

Fun for the whole family, arrows and other Native American artifacts will be on display at the Hill Country Indian Artifact Show. Shows are set for March 28 and Oct. 24. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Come In for our Famous Pancakes, Schnitzels and our wonderful Pastries

Old German Bakery & Restaurant

Willkommen Featuring the best European pastries, breads and desserts, delicious sandwiches and German specialties.

Fresh brewed coffee always and everything is homemade.

Open at 7 AM • 7 days a week Breakfast & Lunch

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Monster truck madness

Monster Truck Wars will return to the Gillespie County Fair Grounds on Saturday, March 28.

Gates open at noon and the show starts at 2 p.m. and continues until about 4 p.m.

A pre-show Pit Party will be offered from 12:30-1:30 p.m. and a post-show Autograph Party will follow.

The event will also include rides in a Monster Truck Ride Truck for $10 per person, regardless of age, and free giveaways.

Featured will be National TV Monster Trucks performing tricks, competing in wheelie contests, racing and a monster truck freestyle.

Drivers are skilled professionals.

Various side acts compliment the show.

Advance tickets are available through the Monster Truck website at monstertrucks.fun.

It was noted that ticket prices increase slightly for those purchased at the gate on the day of the event.

Seating is general admission and some box seats.

Food and drinks will be available on site.

It will be a wild ride at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds when the Monster Truck Wars return on Saturday, March 28, for a 2 p.m. show. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Der Lindenbaum the linden tree

German Restaurant Authentic German Cuisine

you will be glad you came

Where Good Times are Always On the Menu!

For a truly unique dining experience during your visit to Fredericksburg and its German-enriched attractions ... Stop by our Main Street Restaurant, where you can find American, German and other foreign-flavored dishes to appease even the hungriest of appetites. And, remember, good times and fellowship are always on our menu!

Our skillful chefs take their precious time in preparing dishes (their “masterpieces”) that you CAN write home about and our service staff offers their visitors — both local and out-of-town — a refreshing friendliness as they care for all your needs.

Whether in town for just a day or making Fredericksburg your home, Der Lindenbaum is ‘a must’. Our comfortable, yet elegant dining atmosphere, welcomes all tastes with open friendship.

authentic - schnitzel burgers - sandwiches home baked breads - german specialties - desserts mouth-watering After shopping, come relax in our quiet, cozy atmosphere with hot spiced wine, European pastries and more. Come join us for delicious international dishes in our comfortable dining room. We’ll be waiting for you (close to the Nimitz Museum.)

Open 6 Days a Week, 11am to 10pm Closed Tuesdays Now accepting all credit cards

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One of the highlights of the Texas Vintage Motorcycle Fandango April 3-5 at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds is the display of bikes. — StandardRadio Post file photo

‘Fandango’ comes to fair grounds A Texas Vintage Motorcycle Fandango will be held at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds Friday through Sunday, April 3-5.

The event is a vintage swap meet, vintage bike show and vintage races.

Hosting the Motorcycle Fandango is the Cherokee Chapter of the Antique Motorcycle Club of America.

For more information about the event, visit www.cherokeeamca.org or Texas Vintage Motorcycle Fandango Facebook page.

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Tractor trudge set for April 18

Antique tractors are set to ride down the Hill Country roads during the 15th Annual Bluebonnet Tractor Ride, Saturday, April 18.

Antique tractors and machinery will chug along a predetermined route at speeds determined by the slowest vehicle, which will probably be about 5 mph.

These antique tractors, automobiles, trucks, etc. will be followed by a “People Mover.”

This vehicle is for friends or relatives who want to participate in the ride but don’t have tractors.

The cost for the “People Mover,” which includes a meal, is $15.

Early registration with payment for a seat on the People Mover is required to guarantee a space.

Registration for the tractor ride is $30 and will include lunch.

Youth between the ages of 16 and 19 will get a reduced cost of $15.

Drivers are asked to be there by 8 a.m.

A drivers’ meeting will be held at 8:30 a.m. A s in previous years, a “Sag Wagon” will follow the tractors to provide assistance to those that experience mechanical or fuel problems.

Those driving the tractors must be at least 16 years old and have either a driver’s license or learner’s permit.

The ride will comply with Texas traffic laws, including speed and safety regulations. No passing will be allowed.

Management team members will be riding tractors within the caravan to help insure safety.

Upon registering, all participants will be asked to sign a “driver safety pledge.”

Awards will be given away for the oldest tractor, oldest driver and the farthest traveled with a tractor.

Individuals needing more information can contact Kenneth Treibs at 830-889-0070 (cell).

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The antique tractor riders will be able to ride through and take in the sights of the Hill Country on Saturday, April 18. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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Jazz festival set for return While Fredericksburg has always been known for its music scene, traditionally people think of polka, German choirs, and lately the singer-songwriter circuit.

Jason Younts, Fredericksburg High School band director, is changing that by hosting the Third Annual Fredericksburg Jazz Festival.

The heart of the festival is a day of workshops for students from 15 area high schools.

All day on Saturday, April 18, band students will work with five nationally-recognized professional jazz musicians.

The event culminates with a Saturday evening public concert at the Fredericksburg High School Auditorium by the Fredericksburg Jazz Band and guests.

On Friday evening, April 17, the professional jazz musicians will present a special VIP Preview Performance at the Nimitz Hotel Ballroom.

Performers include: • Randy Brecker, trumpet (New York based Grammy Award Winner).

• Utah Hamrick, bass (Grammy Award Winner and Professor of Jazz Studies at Texas State University).

• Hank Hehmsoth, piano (Professor of Jazz Studies at Texas State University and Fulbright Scholar).

• Matthew Maldonado, saxophone (UT Austin Doctoral Student).

• Daniel Dufour, drums (Professional Drum Set Artist).

Adding to the jazz vibe, the school is also hosting a concert

All-star guest artists performing at last year’s Fredericksburg Jazz Festival included, from left, Hank Hehmsoth, clinician Michael Davis of New York, Utah Hamrick (bass), Elias Haslanger and Wayne Salzmann II. Hamrick and Hehmsoth are scheduled to return for this year’s festival on Saturday, April 18. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

by The Stan Kenton Legacy Orchestra on Thursday, April 30, starting at 6:30 p.m. at the FHS Auditorium.

This group, made up of Stan Kenton band alumni plus young new talent, keeps the Kenton Legacy alive by highlighting the importance of the jazz heritage in America, bringing jazz music to young people, and offering audiences a relaxed, entertaining evening of music.

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Make it truly memorable by renting the Texas Rangers Heritage Center Pavilion as your venue! With seating for 350-540 people, the Pavilion sits on the beautifully landscaped grounds of the TRHC, with our dramatic bell tower, bronze statues, the Ranger Ring of Honor Memorial and the history of the Texas Rangers surrounding it. The Pavilion is fully equipped with a commercial-grade HVAC catering kitchen, restrooms, state-of-the-art audio/visual components, courtyard and amphitheater.

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Ride through historic LBJ Ranch

Bicyclists can check out the scenes while riding the Gillespie County countryside during the LBJ 100 Bicycle Tour at the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park on Saturday, April 4.

Organizers describe the event as “a ride to preserve history.”

The annual event features routes of different lengths for cyclists of various skill levels and is designed to attract cyclists of all types. Gates are set to open at 7 a.m. on the national park property, with bikes to start lining up on the airstrip that once served President Lyndon B. Johnson and world leaders coming to visit his ranch.

Breakfast items will be sold prior to the event.

A rolling start to the ride will get underway at 9 a.m.

The tour will offer 10-mile, 30-mile, 42-mile and 62-mile distance routes through the park property and surrounding Texas Hill Country.

Cost to register was $60 for adults through March 1, with an increase of $65 until online registration closes April 2. Day-of registration will be available for $80, only if the event is not sold out.

Youths 9 to 12 years may be signed up for $35.

Registration also includes support for the rides, maps, rest stops featuring snacks, facilities and drinks, SAG wagon support and a post-ride lunch.

(Non-riders may also purchase the post-ride meal.)

Registration and maps of the routes are available online at: www.LBJ100.bike.

The LBJ 100 Bicycle Tour is hosted by the Friends of Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park and proceeds are used specifically for the benefit of the park.

For more information, email ride chairman Kym Good at kym.good@hollandracing.net or visit the LBJ 100 Bicycle Tour website.

The LBJ 100 is an exciting event for all who participate. Loops of 10, 30, 42 and 62 miles are scheduled through the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park property and surrounding area. The event is scheduled for April 4. — Standard-Radio Post file photo For more information on sponsorship opportunities, contact Maria Longley at maria.friendsoflbj@gmail.com.

ONLINE www.lbj100.bike or www.facebook.com/LBJ100BicycleTour.

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Rockets set for takeoff

This will be the second year students from Texas high schools will use the Stonewall launch site to send their rockets up to a mile high and past the speed of sound. It is part of the SystemsGo program that originated in Fredericksburg High School. — Submitted photo April in the Texas Hill Country brings warmer weather, fields of wildflowers and three days of rockets leaping one mile high into the sky at the speed of sound.

It is the annual rite known as Rockets•2020, when students from high school across the state gather to launch more than 50 rockets they designed and built as part of the innovative STEM program SystemsGo. The program, which was developed at Fredericksburg High School by teacher Brett Williams in 1996, uses rocketry to motivate students with project-based learning to acquire 21st-century workplace skills.

These students independently design, build, and launch rockets that carry a one-pound payload one mile high, or travel beyond the speed of sound.

The curriculum is now offered to students in Texas, New Mexico, Oregon and Utah, and soon will expand to Colorado and Oklahoma.

Every summer Goddard Level programs work with the U.S. Army White Sands Missile Range with the goal of reaching 100,000 feet while carrying a scientific payload.

The program has earned national attention and support.

SystemsGo students have gone on to careers with NASA, the Department of Defense, SpaceX and other private sector aerospace, engineering firms and universities.

Students now launch from four launch sites in Texas and New Mexico.

The Central Texas launches take place April 30 through May 2 on the Segner Ranch, 2187 Double Horn Road, at Stonewall.

The public is invited to attend the launches.

There is no admission fee, but everyone entering the launch

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SystemsGo executive director Scott Netherland, left, with the creator of the SystemsGo rocket program, Brett Williams, who created the program from scratch as a teacher at Fredericksburg High School, beginning in 1996. — Submitted photo site is required to register in advance online.

Food and restroom facilities will be available, and direction signs will be posted.

Launches will also be livestreamed.

Details and maps can be found at www.systemsgo.org.

Note: Launch times will vary depending on weather and student preparation, rockets are scheduled to go up during daylight hours.

The area is considered an experimental testing range.

Mobility will be limited, access will be controlled, and visitors need to be aware that this is the first flight of all rockets.

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Runners take off for last year’s Wildflower Run 5K/10K. This year’s race is set for April 25, starting at Marktzplatz. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Wildflower run planned in April Runners and walkers are invited to Fredericksburg Saturday, April 25, for the 27th annual Fredericksburg Wildflower Run/Walk.

The route will follow a scenic course in and around Fredericksburg, beginning and ending at Marktplatz downtown where parking, restrooms and registration will be available.

The Wildflower Run offers 5K and 10K distances for runners and walkers of all ages and a 200-yard dash fun run for children ages 12 and younger.

Stretch and warm-up is sponsored and led by fitness professionals from the HCM Wellness Center at 8 a.m. near the starting line. The run begins at 8:30 a.m., and the walk begins at 8:35 a.m. The children’s fun run begins at 10 a.m.

First-, second- and third-place awards will be presented to 5K and 10K runners in the male and female age division

categories. Recognition also will go to the overall first-place male and female runners in both the 5K and 10K runs. Special awards will be given to all fun run participants. To be eligible for awards, runners must wear a timing chip. Electronic chip timing will be provided by Athlete Guild of New Braunfels.

Age divisions are 1-12, 13-14, 15-21, 22-29, 30-35, 36-41, 4247, 48-53, 54-59, 60-65, 66-69, 70-75, 76-79 and 80+.

Registration is $35 per walker or runner. Late or race-day registration at Marktplatz is $40 per person. The fee for fun run participants is $5 per child.

All run and walk registrants will receive a souvenir T-shirt, and the first 200 registrants will receive a jar of jelly from Fischer & Wieser Specialty Foods of Fredericksburg.

For more information call the HCM Wellness Center at 830997-1355.

CREEKSTREET wine tours

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Local and regional artisans serve up plenty of fresh vegetables and fruits and other homemade and home ground foods at the Fredericksburg Farmer’s Market. — Standard- Radio Post file photo

Many types of produce are for sale at the Fredericksburg Farmer’s Market starting in April and running through August. The spring Farmer’s Market is held at Marktplatz.

Fredericksburg keeps it fresh The Fredericksburg Farmer’s Market (FFM) begins its seven-month-long schedule of bringing locally grown and produced foods to downtown Fredericksburg on Thursday, April 23.

The market will be celebrating their 13th year of operation.

Every Thursday, rain or shine, from 4-7 p.m., April 23 through Aug. 13, shoppers can meet farmers and producers, while shopping for fresh produce at Marktplatz.

The producer/grower market consists of farmers, ranchers and wineries located within the geographic neighborhood of Gillespie and adjacent counties, offering a wide variety of tomatoes, vegetables, peaches, blackberries and other fruits, mushrooms, meats, goat cheese, eggs, Gulf seafood, baked goods, wine, vinegar and herbs, as well as beautiful flowers.

Visitors will enjoy the atmosphere at Marktplatz which includes a covered play space for children.

Shoppers are invited to come for the food and stay for the

family friendly party atmosphere where they can purchase meals and snacks while listening to live music.

Pizza baked in a wood burning oven, various dishes, including soups, salads, sliders and pastries are all made with local ingredients and can be enjoyed picnic-style under the pavilion.

Wine from local wineries can be purchased by the glass or bottle and non-alcoholic iced beverages are also served. Desserts, frozen ice pops and ice cream are also available.

At the Chef’s Corner, visitors will find free samples prepared by local chefs using ingredients from the market.

Chefs and volunteers are happy to “talk shop” and answer questions about how to cook the dish being sampled.

Meet the farmer, rancher, chef and artisan baker. Support local agriculture and viticulture in Fredericksburg, the community way to shop for great food.

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Riders like these will line up at Luckenbach from May 1-3 for the Hill Country Run motorcycle rally. Guests can enjoy music, scenery and people of all walks of life. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Hill Country rally enters 25th year Motorcyclists planning on taking advantage of the spring can make plans to see the Hill Country in a whole different way at the Hill Country Run motorcycle rally in Luckenbach, Friday through Sunday, May 1-3.

The rally is sponsored by the Optimist Club of Fredericksburg.

The weekend gets an early start on Thursday, April 30, with a social and welcome at Hondo’s on Main, 312 W. Main St. Guests are invited to an informal social gathering featuring music and food, with extra surprises for attending registrants. The fun begins at 6 p.m.

On Friday and Saturday, check-in and registration begins at 9 a.m. in Luckenbach, and participants can enjoy more live music all afternoon and evening. On Friday, there will be a Hill Country ride with an action-packed afternoon of Luckenbach fun. On Saturday evening, the Brew & BBQ dinner will be back.

Tickets are sold for the Brew & BBQ in advance for $15 per person.

The Optimist Club has planned a route for Saturday’s Hill

Country Road Trip. Some of the stops include Pecan Grove Store, Harry’s on the Loop and Albert, Texas. The riders will pull into designated stops, where they can drop tickets in a box.At the end of the event, tickets will be drawn from each stop, with the winners announced at 7 p.m. in Luckenbach.

Saturday and Sunday start with a Cowboy Breakfast, included in the $60 registration fee. The hosts provide the ingredients and 30 individual cooking stations, so early-risers can fry up their favorite breakfast of eggs and sausage, laid on warm tortillas, garnished with cheese, onions and green peppers, and washed down with hot coffee and orange juice.

Friday’s entertainment from 1-5 p.m. will be Hayden Whittington at the Luckenbach Picker’s Circle. That evening, Rev Nathon Dees will perform on the outside stage from 6-9 p.m.

Saturday’s afternoon music is from 1-5 p.m., featuring BAM & Friends and Konkrete Kings closing out the night from 5:309:30 p.m. on the outside stage under the stars.

For information, call 830-997-8515, or visit www.hillcountryrun.com, or friend them on Facebook.

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Hill Country Film Festival returns The 11th annual Hill Country Film Festival event attracts top independent films and filmmakers, and this four-day independent film festival runs from Thursday through Sunday, May 7-10, at the Nimitz Museum Ballroom and the Great Hall at Hoffman Haus.

At the growing event, audiences will be able to see entries for short films, feature length movies, documentaries, dramas, animation, art films, comedies and more.

Eighty to 90 films are to be screened, and plans are to try to have the filmmakers available for questions and answers after the screenings so they can discuss their films.

Thirty to 35 percent of the films to be screened typically are from Texas, although the festival will include films from all over the world. Last year, 12 countries were represented and 17 international films were screened.

Organizers will offer awards in 10 categories, including a student film category. In its duration, the festival has screened films and hosted filmmakers from all over the U.S., as well as many other countries. Past screenings have included an Oscarwinning short film and other critically acclaimed productions.

The Hill Country Film Festival celebrated its 10th anniversary last year. The event, slated May 7-10 at the Nimitz Museum Ballroom and the Great Hall at Hoffman Haus, will bring independent film and filmmakers to Fredericksburg for four days. — Standard-Radio Post file photo The Hill Country Film Festival announces its lineup and schedule on Friday, March 27 and fans can learn inside information about the events at www.hillcountryff.com.

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Tractor exhibitors are welcome to show off their equipment at the annual Hill Country Antique Tractor and Gas Engine Club Show, set for May 16 at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds. Tractor exhibitors will have an opportunity to parade their entries around the fair grounds. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Rolling through the past

See how work was done during the 20th century while visiting the annual Antique Machinery Show from 8 a.m. until dark at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds, Saturday, May 16.

Much of the machinery on display – some of it restored to operate and look as good as when new decades ago – is expected to again attract enthusiasts from all across Texas to the fair grounds where parking is free. The cost for admission to the show is $5. Children under 12 are free.

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Working exhibits will include demonstrations of wheat threshing, wood planing, corn shelling and horse-drawn hay baling along with operation of an antique sawmill.

Tractor exhibitors will have an opportunity to parade their entries around the fair grounds. In addition, HWH pull-sled competitions are planned for modified super stock tractors.

Anyone 10 years and older is allowed to pull. More information is available from Kenneth Treibs at 830-889-0070.

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‘Mudbugs’ star at annual festival A three-day celebration is planned as part of the 2020 Fredericksburg Crawfish Festival Friday through Sunday, May 22-24, on Marktplatz.

The three-day festival is a showcase of food, arts and crafts, live entertainment, inflatables, bungees, hamster balls, music and of course, crawfish.

The weekend’s live entertainment is still pending.

For updates and a complete schedule of events, visit fbgcrawfishfestival.com.

The Crawfish Festival is sponsored by the Fredericksburg Jaycees.

Mudbugs are the stars at the three-day Crawfish Festival on May 22-24 on Marktplatz. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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Peachy good time Stonewall celebrates area’s bumper crop In celebration of one of the Hill Country’s most famous crops, the 59th Annual Stonewall Peach JAMboree and Rodeo will offer a variety of activities Thursday through Saturday, June 18-20.

Sponsored by the Stonewall Chamber of Commerce, the annual celebration will again feature music, rodeo performances, a parade, contests, peach show and auction, queen’s contest, children’s activities and more.

The public is invited come out to the rodeo grounds on Thursday evening, June 18, to enjoy the slack events beginning at 8 p.m. This evening is free of charge, and food vendors will on the grounds.

Peach JAMboree activities get started on Friday night, June 19, with an 8 p.m. rodeo performance.

The gates open at 6 p.m.

Entertaining on Friday night will be Aaron Watson.

JAMboree activities resume on Saturday, June 20, when entries are taken that morning in the baking, preserves and salsa contests.

The annual parade steps off at 10 a.m., and barbecue by the pound will go on sale after the parade.

A variety of other foods from local vendors will also be available on the JAMboree grounds including peaches and ice cream, as well as peach cobbler.

Activities planned throughout the afternoon include the Peach Patch area for kids, 42 tournament, washer pitching tournament, peach show and auction, peach eating and pit spitting contest and more.

Girls competing for the title of Stonewall Peach Queen will take part in an afternoon pageant at 3 p.m.

Hill Country peaches are so yummy and delicious that even the youngest of eaters can resist taking a bite out of a juicy piece of fruit, especially when it’s the Stonewall Peach JAMboree and Rodeo. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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Two rodeo performances and an evening of slack will be featured as part of the 59th Annual Stonewall Peach JAMboree and Rodeo June 18-20. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Experts from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension judge the peach show held as part of the Stonewall Peach JAMboree and Rodeo. Local peach producers enter their best fruit in the show, and the winning entries are sold at the annual auction.

One of the highlights of the afternoon will be the annual auction of prize-winning peaches, pastries and preserves at 4 p.m.

The new queen will be crowned in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony on Saturday night just prior to the start of the rodeo performance at 8 p.m.

Performing on Saturday night will be Reckless Kelly.

There will also be mutton busting both nights.

Admission includes the rodeo and dance each night.

More information on the Peach JAMboree as well as the other activities in Stonewall is available online at www. stonewalltexas.com or by contacting the Stonewall Chamber of Commerce at 830-644-2735.

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Live pari-mutuel horse racing returns to the Gillespie County Fair Grounds in 2020 for eight days of racing at the Class III facility. The summer season will open on July 4-5 and continue on July 18-19, Aug. 8-9 and Aug. 22-23. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Pari-mutuel’s back on track Eight days of live pari-mutuel horse racing will be offered over four weekends in July and August at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds.

To go along with the racing events, the final race weekend is held as part of the 132nd Gillespie County Fair.

In addition to the eight days of live racing at the local Class III facility, a simulcast facility is open at 35 Fair Drive for year-round wagering.

Simulcasting at The Race Barn is offered Thursdays through Sundays from horse and dog tracks around the country. The facility also includes a restaurant.

The Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association sponsors the live pari-mutuel races.

Post time each day is 1 p.m.

As in the past, the Gillespie County Fair Grounds will offer race fans a covered grandstand, numerous betting windows, tote board, easy access and plenty of free parking.

General admission and box seating are available.

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Box seats are $20.

Also available are summer season passes for $60. The passes are good for all Gillespie County Fair Association sponsored summer events.

More information on the 2020 summer season activities is available by contacting the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association at 830-997-2359 or visiting their website at www.gillespiefair.com.

RACE DATES • July 4-5: July Fourth Race Meet.

• July 18-19: Night In Old Fredericksburg Race Meet.

• Aug. 8-9: Gillespie County Race Meet.

• Aug. 22-23: 132nd Gillespie County Fair, which runs Aug. 20-23.

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Celebrating the USA Fourth of July Schedule of Events 8:30 a.m. — Children’s parade at Marktplatz.

Children are welcome to come, dress up and be patriotic. There are 10 categories in which to compete, but all children will come home with a prize.

10 a.m. — Aircraft flyover will signal start of Fredericksburg Community Fourth of July Parade.

10 a.m. — Fredericksburg Community Fourth of July Parade on Main Street. Parade viewing covers Main Street from the National Museum of the Pacific War to Short Stop West.

10 a.m. to 3 p.m. — July 4th at the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm.

11 a.m. — Patriotic program at Marktplatz (following the parade). Fredericksburg High School NJROTC recites excerpts from the Declaration of Independence and Pledge of Allegiance, performances and patriotic speeches from local dignitaries.

Evening — A special patriotic program is being planned at the Gillespie County Airport.

Dark-thirty — City of Fredericksburg fireworks display at Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park.

More information will be included in the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post as the time nears.

A local singer is accompanied by members of the Lone Star Swing Orchestra during the Patriotic Program at Marktplatz. The program features music, a flag presentation, patriotic speeches and more. — Standard-Radio Post file photo Entries are accepted beginning June 1 and will be accepted until the day of the parade.

For more information visit, fbgtxparade.org.

Two young float riders wave to parade watchers during the July 4 parade. The parade travels down Main Street, from the National Museum of the Pacific War to Bowie Street. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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Red, White and Blue style

Decorated bikes and vehicles are some of the many things seen during the July 4 children’s parade. Prizes are given to participants who compete in 10 categories.

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Members of the University of Texas Exes show their UT pride during the 2019 parade. The Texas Exes are one of many local groups that participate. — Standard-Radio Post file photo A fireworks show will again light up the night sky to culminate the July 4 activities. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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A 42 domino tournament will be held as part of the Night In Old Fredericksburg celebration on Saturday, July 18, at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Exhibitors from around the state will be at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds July 18-19 for the Original Race Day Classic Steer Show. Also taking place at the fair grounds that weekend will be live pari-mutuel horse racing (July 18-19) and Night In Old Fredericksburg (July 18). — Erin Worrell Photography

NIOF, steer show, races to highlight weekend A variety of activities are planned as part of the Night In Old Fredericksburg celebration at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds.

Sponsored by the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association, the event will be held Saturday, July 18.

One of the highlights of the event will be an evening concert and dance with performers to be announced soon.

Other activities include German-themed music, goat roping, a CASI Chili Cook-Off, Lone Star Barbecue Cook-Off,

washer pitching tournament, a 42 tournament and more.

Also taking place in conjunction with NIOF will be the Original Race Day Classic Steer Show on July 18-19.

There will also be two days of live-pari-mutuel horse racing on Saturday and Sunday, July 18-19, at the fair grounds.

More information about the Night In Old Fredericksburg happenings will be announced in the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post as the event nears.

Information can also be found at www.gillespiefair.com

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Schuetzenfest aims at tradition Gillespie County’s German tradition lives on with the 125th Gillespie County Schuetzenfest, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 1-2, at the Texas Hills Sporting Range.

A prime manifestation of this long-standing tradition becomes readily evident each spring and summer in the hills around Fredericksburg with the scheduling of several events by five groups that make up the Gillespie County Schuetzenbund (Shooting Club).

Names for these five include Bear Creek, Tivydale, Hubertus, Grapetown and Barons Creek, while the three ranges used for their shooting events are located at Grapetown, Tivydale and Bear Creek.

First on each year’s schedule of individual events is the Benefit Shoot which during 2020 has been set for Sunday, April 26, at the Bear Creek Shooting Range. Bear Creek will host.

Three months later, the Vorfest will follow on Sunday, July 19, at the Texas Hills Sporting Range at Tivydale. Baron’s Creek Shooting Club will sponsor the event.

And finally, just two weeks after that, the Schuetzenbund’s biggest event of the year — the 125th Gillespie County Schuetzenfest — will take place Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 1-2, and hosted by Baron’s Creek Shooting Club at Texas Hills Sporting Range.

The Schuetzenfest is the second-oldest community event in the county (bested only by the Gillespie County Fair) and attracts marksmen from all over with their long-barreled rimfire and centerfire rifles.

Gillespie County’s five shooting clubs take turns hosting the annual Schuetzenfest at one of three shooting ranges around Fredericksburg.

All ages of male and female shooters who like to demonstrate their abilities in the sport show up to participate in the annual event in hopes of winning one of the two kings’ crowns awarded to the top overall shooters in .22 rimfire and centerfire competitions.

This year’s Gillespie County Schuetzenbund president is Will Weidenfeller, of Tivydale Shooting Club.

The other officers are Justin Marschall, representing Baron’s Creek Shooting Club, vice president; Carol Schmidt, secretary; and Brenda Miiller, treasurer.

This year’s event, like others in the past, will start off with opening ceremonies on Saturday morning. A parade and presentation of flags by participating clubs — done to German music — will be among the ceremony’s highlights.

After a lunch break, actual competition gets underway following a Bund (German for “club”) business meeting and social hour and continues until late that afternoon before resuming Sunday for an all-day run.

At the conclusion of the festival’s shooting and the tallying of scores late Sunday afternoon, former Schuetzenkoenige (shooting kings) will lead a parade of shooters and their club flags into the range where the new kings are crowned.

As “Er Lebe Hoch” (May He Live High) is sung, the new kings are hoisted on the shoulders of their teammates and proclaimed Schuetzenkoenige for 2020 before being crowned as part of a tradition that began in 1956 when the two rifle bores — centerfire and rimfire — were separated into their own divisions.

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Following the Schuetzenfest in August, the shooting king or queen is hoisted in the air by members of the winner’s shooting team. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Shooters of all ages take part in the annual Schuetzenfest, set for Aug. 1-2.

Baron’s Creek Shooting Club is hosting this year’s event at the Texas Hills Sporting Range. — Standard-Radio Post file photo In addition to the two kings’ trophies, team trophies will be presented Sunday afternoon to the top rimfire and centerfire teams.

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Vintage vehicles — some restored and some not — are featured at the Hill Country Swap Meet slated July 24-26 at Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park. In addition, the show also features tools, parts, accessories, clothing and more. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Buying, trading and swappin’ at annual show The area’s biggest swap meet returns this summer as the 2020 Hill Country Swap Meet will be held Friday through Sunday, July 24-26, at Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park on State Highway 16 South.

Vintage cars, hundreds of vendors showcasing parts and much more will cover the park. Admission is free.

Set up should begin at 8 a.m., Friday, July 24, and premises must be vacated by 3 p.m. Sunday, July 26.

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A carnival and midway offering a variety of activities will be among the highlights of the 132nd Gillespie County Fair Aug. 20-23. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

The Fredericksburg High School Band, along with the Harper Band, antique tractors, colorful floats, decorated cars and more will make their way up and down Main Street on Friday, Aug. 21, as part of the 132nd Gillespie County Fair.

History, tradition lives at Fair An event more than a century in the making — the 132nd Gillespie County Fair — will again combine history and tradition with family friendly events Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 20-23.

Sponsored by the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association, the 132nd Gillespie County Fair will include two days of live pari-mutuel horse racing, a carnival and midway, displays of agricultural and home products, a parade, queen’s contest, antique machinery displays, musical entertainment, livestock shows and more.

And with the exception of the parade, all activities take place at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds, located about two miles from downtown Fredericksburg off Texas Highway 16 (Kerrville Highway).

Sponsored by the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association, the 132nd Gillespie County Fair opens on Thursday night, Aug. 20, with free admission to the grounds.

The carnival and midway will be operating, and judging will take place in the various agricultural and home products divisions.

Kicking off the 132nd Gillespie County Fair on Friday, Aug. 21, will be a 10 a.m. parade down Fredericksburg’s Main Street.

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where three full days of events are planned including dances on Friday and Saturday nights on the outdoor pavilion.

Entertainers and other plans are being finalized, and information will be announced in the regular issues of the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post.

Another highlight of the four-day exposition is the crowning of the new Gillespie County Fair Queen and her court on Friday night, Aug. 21.

Horse racing is not a new attraction to the fair and once again, live pari-mutuel horse races will be run. Pari-mutuel horse races will be run Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 22-23.

Post time for the races both days is 1 p.m.

Throughout the four-day weekend, the Exhibition Hall will be open for onlookers to take in the many displays of agricultural home products. Fruits and vegetables, grain, hay, wool and mohair, baked goods and canned foods along with arts and crafts, sewing, plants and children’s items are featured.

Also, the Hill Country Antique Tractor and Engine Club will offer displays and will host demonstrations.

There are also a number of commercial displays and educational booths.

Admission is charged Friday through Sunday.

A wide array of foods and drinks will also be available throughout the weekend.

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History Since its beginning before the turn of the century, the Gillespie County Fair has been held at numerous locations, including the banks of Baron’s Creek just east of the city on the site of Old Fort Martin Scott.

Later it was moved to where the Turner Hall was located on West Travis Street. (The Turner Hall was destroyed by a fire in June of 2016, and a new facility is under construction.)

From there, the fair was held on a knoll near what is today headquarters for the city electrical department off U.S. Highway 87 South.

Years afterward, the fair was conducted at what people today call the old fair grounds, two blocks from Main Street on the Kerrville Highway. The present facility, located off Texas Highway 16 South, was dedicated in 1976 during the U.S. Bicentennial.

The current site includes a five-eighths mile racetrack, grandstand, biergarten, exhibition hall, livestock barn, food court, restroom facilities, an outdoor dance pavilion and ample parking.

Information: Mailing address: Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association is P.O. Box 526, Fredericksburg, Texas 78624.

Telephone number: 830-997-2359.

Website: www.gillespiefair.com.

Tickets: Can be purchased online at www.gillespiefair.com.

The setting sun provides a colorful backdrop for the carnival and midway during the Gillespie County Fair, which is scheduled Aug. 20-23. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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A highlight of the annual Scholarship Fest is the live auction of cakes baked and decorated by the Gillespie County Fair Queen’s court. Sponsored by the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association, the 24th annual event will take place on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds.

Prizes ranging from hunting and fishing equipment to jewelry, purses, gift baskets and home décor will be given away to lucky ticket holders as part of the 24th Annual Scholarship Fest on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds.

The event also includes appetizers, silent and live auctions, barbecue dinner and more. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Fest helps kids with college A chance to help students while enjoying an evening of fun, fellowship and prizes will be offered at the 24th annual Scholarship Fest on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds.

Gates open at 3 p.m.

Sponsored by the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association, the event includes afternoon activities, appetizers, a dinner, silent and live auctions and a prize drawing for thousands of dollars in prizes donated by local and area businesses and individuals.

Monies raised from the event go towards the Gillespie County Fair Association’s scholarship program.

Since 1991, the fair association has awarded $424,600 in scholarships to 726 Gillespie County high school students.

Scholarship tickets are $20 each and will go on sale this spring.

Tickets will be sold at the office at the fair grounds, from directors of the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association and at locations around the county.

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For dinner, a barbecue brisket meal with all the trimmings will be served.

Thousands of dollars in prizes and auction items will be given away during the event including guns, hunting and fishing equipment, jewelry, gift certificates and more.

(Individuals and businesses interested in donating cash or prizes to the event are asked to call the fair association office at 997-2359.)

Tickets for the prizes to be given away at Scholarship Fest will also go on sale this spring at the fair office, from the directors and at locations around the county.

Along with the prize drawing will be a live auction featuring cakes baked and decorated by the 2020 Gillespie County Fair Queen and Duchesses as well as other items.

More information on Scholarship Fest as well as other activities at the fair grounds is available by calling 830-997-2359 or visiting www.gillespiefair.com.

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FCO pays tribute to local composer Fredericksburg Community Orchestra keeps the tradition of classical music alive locally and the group will offer an array of concerts throughout the season.

The FCO includes many of the region’s top classical musicians. It also offers an excellent opportunity for young musicians to get orchestral experience by performing with FCO at various events. The mission of the nonprofit orchestra is to promote string education in Fredericksburg and the Hill Country. FCO supports classes for youth, summer string camps and its musicians host clinics, workshops and school tours. Theresa Britt is executive director and conductor.

Van der Stucken This year, the FCO will again host the Van Der Stucken Festival, a musical tribute to Frank van der Stucken, a 19th century composer who was born in Fredericksburg before relocating to New York to make his name in the classical music world.

This year’s festival will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, April 4 in the sanctuary of Fredericksburg United Methodist Church.

Local players will join the full Angelo State Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Dr. Fagner Rocha to perform a concert with the theme “Music for All Ages.”

The orchestra will present “Ancient Airs and Dances” by Otorino Respighi, “Symphony No. 8 “Unfinished” by Franz Schubert, “Intermezzo from the ‘Cavalleria Rusticana’” by Pi-

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Angelo State Symphony and the Fredericksburg Community Orchestra combined to present “A Night At The Movies” for last year’s 29th Annual Van Der Stucken Festival at the Fredericksburg United Methodist Church.

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This event is sponsored with the support of the Pedernales Creative Arts Alliance and outreach from the Angelo State University Orchestra. There is no charge.

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Chorale combines area’s top singers Fredericksburg Chorale invites the public a celebration of Broadway Favorites concert Sunday, March 29, at 3 p.m., and Monday evening, March 30, at 7 p.m. at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church.

This enthusiastic group of singers united for the first time, under the direction of September van der Stoel, in the fall of 2018, incorporating members from the Fredericksburg Community Chorus, Canto Choir and the Fredericksburg Chorale.

The Chorale performs concerts throughout the year of varying styles, and for many community events. Recent concerts include Mozart’s Requiem, and Robert Shaw’s Many Moods of Christmas (in tandem with Fredericksburg United Methodist Choir) and festivals, including a recent celebration marking the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, sponsored by the Nimitz Museum.

Fredericksburg Chorale performs annually at the Fredericksburg Community Tree Lighting ceremony on Thanksgiving weekend at the Marktplatz.

Many members also join in the Singing Christmas Tree in mid-December, located at the Gillespie County Historical Society’s Pioneer Museum.

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The Fredericksburg Chorale performs show all over town, including a celebration of Broadway Favorites on Sunday, March 29, at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church. — Standard-Radio Post file photo rale, is a community choir welcoming singers of all ages and experience.

“We enjoy a varied repertoire consisting of popular melodies; nostalgic settings of patriotic tunes; intermingled with dramatic, major works so all styles of music will find a voice,” van der Stoel said.

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Robert Moore, who is colorblind, explains how he uses order to paint his nature pieces during a visit to Fredericksburg in November for First Friday Art Walk.

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First Friday ‘walks’ celebrate art Whether it’s a special exhibit, new works, demonstrations or artist reception, it is all about the art each month when local galleries celebrate First Friday Art Walk Fredericksburg.

On the first Friday of each month, the participating galleries feature special events, shows and exhibits, artist demonstrations, special appearances, receptions and more.

As part of the First Friday Art Walk celebration, the galleries have special hours, and many serve local wines and other refreshments. Some also offer entertainment.

For more information on First Friday Art Walk and the latest news from participating galleries, visit https://firstfridayartwalkfbg.com/.

While the First Friday Art Walk celebration is held the first Friday of each month, the events scheduled at the various galleries are subject to change.

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www.ArtisansTexas.com Artisans — A Texas Gallery features a diverse collection of fine art and fine craft, including Texas landscapes, fine furnishings, woodturnings, ceramics, glass, jewelry, mosaic, mixed media and kinetic art.

All of the art is created by Texas artists, most of whom reside in the surrounding Hill Country.

Every month, during First Friday Art Walk, Artisans hosts a reception for visitors and local artists with refreshments and special activities from 5-8 p.m.

Upcoming First Friday celebrations include: • April 3 — “Marion Loucks: Idyllic Lands and Skies” will feature a series of new oil paintings from landscape and skyscape painter Marion Loucks, featuring her soft, tonal paintings of the Texas Hill Country and beyond.

• May 1 — “Woodturning in the Courtyard” will feature four experienced woodturners from around the Hill Country demonstrating their craft in the outdoor courtyard at the gallery.

New works from each artist will be on display, along with a display of segmented woodturnings in progress and a presentation

from segmented woodturner Harold Dykes.

A.W. Studio Gallery

311 East San Antonio 832-623-8352 awservs@yahoo.com A.W. Studio is the working studio of artist and painter Alan Wilcox.

Many of his works are on display, some even as they are drying, along with some estate pieces.

Visitors are free to stop by anytime Wilcox is in the studio creating art.

There are no set hours for this working studio, but it is open any time he is there or by appointment.

Fredericksburg Art Guild

308 East Austin 830-997-4949 www.FredericksburgArtGuild.org The Fredericksburg Art Guild is a nonprofit organization founded more than 40 years ago by artist John McClusky.

The guild is an all-volunteer organization and its hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday, and it is open until 8 p.m. on First Friday of every month.

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Support for the guild is provided by the Pedernales Creative Arts Alliance/Oktoberfest and the City of Fredericksburg Hotel Occupancy Tax fund grants.

First Friday events include: • April 3-26: “The Art of Melody” will include an opening reception and month-long exhibit with work by guild members and featured artists.

• May 1-31: “Texas Faces and Places.”

There will be an opening reception and awards for the annual juried show open to all regional artists over 18 years.

• June 5-Aug. 2: “Juxtaposition.” An opening reception with guild members and featured artist will be held.

• Aug. 5-Sept. 27: “Fall Back into Color.”

This is an all-member show with featured artists.

• Oct. 2-11: “Sweet Treats.” The show features works by children and is presented by guild teachers Nancy Hardison and Kevin Quattlebaum along with guild volunteers.

• Oct. 2-4: Oktoberfest. Guild members will

Kristine Ziems, Fredericksburg Art Guild’s Artist of the Month, presented “Waves of Change,” a mixed media exhibit of texture and movement using cacti spines from her land that she transformed into ocean waves, coral and fauna, during the First Friday Art Walk in January. — Standard-Radio Post file photo be featured at Oktoberfest in a special art tent sponsored by Pedernales Creative Arts Alliance (PCAA). The tent will be located on

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Gallery 330

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830-307-3339 www.Gallery330.com Gallery 330 specializes in contemporary realism and impressionism.

The gallery represents established and emerging regional and national artists in a variety of styles and mediums.

New artists have joined the gallery each month since its opening in October 2017.

The gallery is housed in the historic August Itz building, circa 1908.

Gallery 330 participates in every First Friday Art Walk and will host a reception for artists and visitors with wine and hors d’oeuvres from 5-8 p.m. during the Art Walks each First Friday.

The Good Art Company

218 West Main 830-997-1111 www.GoodArtCompany.com The Good Art Company is a contemporary international gallery that hosts a curation of modern and traditional art, including oil paintings, mixed media, abstracts, and a custom furniture showroom.

The gallery represents 50 artists, including Julia Klimova, Layne Johnson, Anne-Marie Kornachuk, Niki Gul-

Artist Steven DeLuz, of San Antonio, and visiting artist Dan Gerhartz of Wisconsin discuss their work at InSight Gallery during the February First Friday Art Walk. DeLuz met Gerhartz through an online artist group and the two often critique each other’s work but had never met in person. — Standard-Radio Post file photo ley and Wendy Vaughan.

New artwork is featured each First Friday Art Walk with artists in attendance.

Join artists and visitors to view the latest works of art and enjoy refreshments.

The entire Good Art Company collection can be viewed on their online gallery.

InSight Gallery

214 West Main 830-997-9920 www.InsightGallery.com InSight Gallery represents a select group of painters and sculptors living and working today in landscape, figurative, still life, impressionistic, wildlife, sporting and Western Art. The gallery is home to numerous award-

winning Oil Painters of America, Cowboy Artist of America, Prix de West, American Impressionist Society Masters, American Pastel Society Masters and Autry/Masters of the American West artists.

The gallery is housed in a restored historic building with 8,000 square feet of gallery show space.

First Friday Events include the following: • March 6 – “Annual Texas Masters Show.”

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Artisans — A Texas Gallery presented “The Fine Art of Rock Art with Carlos Moseley” during the January First Friday Art Walk. Moseley, who has lived in Fredericksburg for 18 years, said Fredericksburg is “a destination” for art. “It’s so unique,” he said. — Standard-Radio Post file photo Catherine Massaro sells her own art, which includes paintings, drawings, sculptures, greeting cards and photographs, at Studio Massaro.

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expect new works from Texas-based gallery artists including Mary Ross Buchholz, Nancy Bush, Cheri Christensen, Douglas Clark, Teresa Elliott, Jim Eppler, Bruce Greene, David Griffin, Brian Grimm, George Hallmark, Francois Koch, Mark Haworth, Kyle Ma, Kay Northup, Robert Pummill, Gladys Roldan-de-Moras, Aleksander Titovets, Lyuba Titovets and Ann Kraft Walker as well as work from special invited guest artists, Tyler Crow, CA, Pat Green and Tony Pro. A reception with the artists will be held from 6-8 p.m.

• April 3 - “The West and the Wild.” Oil painters Brian Grimm and David Griffin come together in an exhibition with their artistic renderings of the West and the Will that will be on display at InSight Gallery during the month of April.

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Griffin for his part, draws his inspiration from the land. Raised in the Panhandle of Texas, his landscapes often have a tonal, earthy quality to them with brushwork that distinguishes his art from those around him.

A reception with the artists will be held from 6-8 p.m.

• Sept. 3 - Annual Fall Gallery Showcase with special focus on Damian Lechoszest.

Join InSight Gallery for their Annual Fall Group Showcase with new works from all 60 of their nationally acclaimed artists along with special invited guests, Tony Pro, Brittney Weistling, Jane Hunt, David Riley and Abigale Gutting.

Hailing from Baborow, Poland, Lechoszest portrays his subjects with unusual insight and analytical attitude. He strives to record and immortalize the disappearing Polish folk traditions of his native land.

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Margaret Drake demonstrated how much detail goes into creating her Native American sculptures at Koch Gallery. Drake started her sculpting career “on a whim” after retiring in 2009. She said she comes to almost every First Friday Art Walk. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

222 West Main 830-992-3124 www.bertkoch.com A visit to Koch Gallery is reminiscent of a visit to Santa Fe where the visitor can find hundreds of paintings, rugs, pottery and jewelry from highly recognized Native American artists.

Every First Friday Art Walk, gallery artists and guest artists display new work, conduct demonstrations and discuss their work with visitors during a reception from 5-8 p.m.

Historical pieces are available, such as Ledger Art by Native American artist Virginia Stroud, painted on 1874 ledger paper.

Ledger Art, created by the Plains Indians using accounting ledger books for paper, flourished primarily from the 1860’s to the 1920’s.

It was revived in the 1960’s and remains a collectible art form. New pieces are often available from collectible Native American artists like Amado Pena, Robert Taylor and jewelry artist, Artie Yellowhorse.

Bronze artist Margaret Drake often conducts live demonstrations during First Friday Art Walks.

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201 East San Antonio 830-997-0073 www.LarryJacksonAntiques.com The Larry Jackson Gallery invites visitors to their historic building, just one block off of Main Street, for First Friday Art Walk each month to enjoy new gallery acquisitions of original Texas and notable estate art, bronze sculpture and contemporary works of art.

The gallery offers a collection of original works by recognized artists such as Julian Onderdonk, Jose Vives-Atsara, Porfirio Salinas, G. Harvey, Robert Wood and A.D. Greer.

Jackson hosts a reception each month from 5:30-8 p.m. with refreshments during First Friday Art Walk.

Details of newly acquired works can be found in the First Friday Art Walk announcement each month in the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post.

Regular hours for the gallery are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Studio Massaro

613 West Main 775-332-8130 catherinemassaro6@gmail.com At the west end of the historic district is Studio Massaro, where working artist Catherine Massaro’s art is shown exclusively.

Massaro works in a wide variety of mediums, including oil painting, monoprints, photography, mixed media collage, assemblage, handmade cards and jewelry.

Studio Massaro is also the home of Atlas Organic Coffee Company. This product line was inspired by old atlas text books from the 1940’s and led to an array of coffee-related gifts, art, jewelry and branded organic coffee from seven of the best growing regions in the world.

For true coffee lovers, Atlas Organic is sold exclusively online and at Studio Massaro where there is a free tasting in the gallery every day.

Studio Massaro is open Wednesday through Sunday and late on First Friday Art Walk.

R.S. Hanna Gallery

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830-307-3071 www.rshannagallery.com RS (Shannon) Hanna has developed her eye for art from a dozen years with G. Harvey’s family gallery before co-founding InSight Gallery for its first year, then moving on to open R.S. Hanna Gallery in 2011.

Hanna’s focus is supporting the work of over 60 gallery artists as well as the work of hundreds of artists in juried national competitions as she seeks to bring artists and collectors together.

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Woodturner Kirk Acosta trims the end of a wood bowl as part of First Friday Art Walk celebration in May 2019 at Artisans — A Texas Gallery.

Acosta learned to wood turn from observing his father. Most of the wood used is salvaged from burn piles or tree trimmings. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

catered reception, symposium and competition beginning at 4 p.m. with artist demos.

“Facing Fredericksburg” will spotlight gallery artist Pam Ingalls in a One Woman Show featuring portraits of Fredericksburg’s townspeople.

More than 40 original oil portraits of Texas as seen through the faces of locals — many in attendance — will be featured along with live music and reception from 4-8 p.m.

• May 15-June 13 — Oil Painters of America “29th National Juried Exhibition of Traditional Oils.”

The week-long symposiums, wet paint competitions, artist workshops, collector’s corner and gala receptions for its juried competitions. More than $100,000 in cash awards for competitors in their juried general membership as well as their Master artist exhibition on display.

For more information, visit their website.

URBANHerbal

407 Whitney 830-456-9667 www.urbanherbal.com URBANherbal endeavors to enhance and enliven the five senses of their visitors each First Friday Art Walk with sight, touch, taste, hearing and smell experiences through local art and artists, handmade herbal products, home grown plants, the sounds of music, birds and nature and innovative foods from chef and gallery owner Bill Varney.

A different artist will be featured each month for Art Walk in 2020, often with live demonstrations and fresh complimentary gourmet appetizers and refreshments.

The grounds of URBANherbal contain three galleries, a greenhouse and laboratory where herbal products are created.

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Theater Co. wants to ‘raise the curtain’

Raise the Curtain” is the theme for the Fredericksburg Theater Company’s 24th season that will be announced on March 11.

And following the official release of the 24th season, an announcement of the main stage and special events will be made in the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post.

But before the new season starts this summer, FTC still has one main stage production and two special events on the spring schedule as part of its “On With The Show!” theme.

In all, Season 23 included seven main stage productions and seven special events.

All performances are being held at the Steve W. Shepherd Theater, 1668 U.S. 87 South.

Most of FTC’s funding is from private donations, but the theater also receives grants and corporate donations.

A Season Flex Pass is available along different donor levels.

Each level of support comes with tickets, recognition and other special features.

Information can be found on the FTC’s website at www.fredericksburgtheater.org.

Along with its productions, the FTC also offers youth and adult acting classes through its Fredericksburg Theater Academy.

Fredericksburg Theater Company will present the Pulitzer Prize winning comedy, “Harvey,” April 17 through May 3. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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THE ARTS Main Stage Productions All Main Stage productions are on weekends, with Friday and Saturday performances at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday performances at 2 p.m. FTC’s winter musical, “Young Frankenstein,” wrapped up on March 1. The 23rd season will continue with the following events:

edy about Doña Rosita, who is considering closing her restaurant to make way for a shopping mall. She reminisces about her experiences and the people she has known as she decides the fate of her Jalapeño Kitchen.

(Rated PG; adults, $29; 17 and under, $12).

“Harvey” April 17-May 3, 2020 One of the longest-running comedies in Broadway history, Harvey has endeared generations of audiences with the relationship of the amiable Elwood P. Dowd and his best friend, a 6’4” tall white rabbit named Harvey, which only he can see.

Exasperated, Elwood’s family is finally driven to committing him into Chumley’s Rest Home for the mentally disturbed, but that is easier said than done.

The madness is soon catching, and Harvey is not all he appears to be. A true classic of modern theatre, this 1945 Pulitzer Prize-winner about a lovable eccentric still resonates today.

(Rated G; adults, $29; 17 and under, $12.)

FTC’s Spring Stage Readings March 20-21, 2020 7:30 p.m.

Staged readings from works selected to “enthrall and amuse,” will be featured. The readings will be followed by a discussion with the audience.

(Rated PG; adults, $10; 17 and under, $5.)

Special Events Along with its main stage productions, the FTC also offers several special events as part of its Season 23.

Among the special events are the following:

Ruby Nelda Perez in Doña Rosita’s Jalapeño Kitchen March 13, 2020 – 7:30 p.m.

Texas touring artist Ruby Nelda Perez stars in this one-person com-

About FTC The mission of the Fredericksburg Theater Company (FTC) is “to provide superior theatrical programs for regional participation which entertain, educate, enrich and inspire.”

Formed in 1997 by Jeryl Hoover, the theater has grown to an audience of over 13,000 annually.

All performances are held at the Steve W. Shepherd Theater.

FTC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. It has received statewide recognition from Texas Commission on the Arts, Texas Nonprofit Theatres, as well as grants from various arts endowment organizations.

FTC has been recognized by BroadwayWorld.com as “The Best Theatre in the San Antonio Region,” for three consecutive years (2016-2018).

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Music Club slated for 83rd year Three more performances remain this spring as part of the eight programs scheduled for the 2019-2020 concert season by the Fredericksburg Music Club.

Now in its 83rd year, the FMC has been providing quality performances for Texas Hill Country residents since its founding in 1937.

Normally set for 3 p.m. on the third Sunday of each month in the sanctuary of Fredericksburg United Methodist Church, 1800 North Llano Street, this season’s remaining concerts will feature: •March 15 — Doug Montgomery. A veteran entertainer of more than 30 years, this popular pianist is making a return trip to Fredericksburg to perform for Texas Hill Country admirers.

•April 19 — Bella Voce. This highly selective women’s ensemble from Baylor University is comprised primarily of undergraduate and graduate music

Pianist Doug Montgomery will perform Sunday, March 15, as part of the Fredericksburg Music Club’s 83rd year of providing quality performances for Texas Hill Country residents. — Submitted photo majors.

•May 17 — Scott Cuellar and Miles Fellenberg. The first-place winner in the 2016 San Antonio International

Piano Competition, Cuellar is joined in this “four-hands-on-piano” performance by Fellenberg, a multi-faceted career musician who is highly sought after by singers, instrumentalists and pianists.

Attendance at the concerts is free of charge, thanks to grants as well as private and corporate donations received through the mail or at the door of each performance. The Fredericksburg Music Club’s goals since the non-profit organization was founded have been to provide the area with quality musical programs, to support music education and to make the gift of music available to everyone.

More information — including lists of the concert schedule for the 2020-2021 season, past performers since 2005, board members and assistance on club members, patronage and donating online — is available atfredericksburgmusicclub.com.

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Off The Grid will be performing for the final concert of the 2020 Marktplatz PCAA Concert Series on Sept. 13. — Submitted photo

PCAA slated for six concerts Six concerts are scheduled during the spring and summer months as part of the 2020 Marktplatz Pedernales Creative Arts Alliance (PCAA) Concert Series.

There is no admission to the concerts, which are held at the Adelsverein Halle on Marktplatz.

Each concert begins at 6:30 p.m.

Everyone is invited to bring their lawn chairs, picnics, family and friends.

The series opens on April 26 with the Fredericksburg High School Jazz Ensemble and ends with Off The Grid on Sept. 13 The final concert is designed to “put everyone in the mood” for Oktoberfest, which will celebrate its 40th anniversary Oct. 2-4.

A repertoire that includes jazz, country, western swing and variety dance will be performed at the concerts.

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More information about the 2020 Marktplatz PCAA Concert Series is available by calling 830- 997-4810.

2020 Concert Schedule April 26 — Fredericksburg High School Jazz Ensemble.

May 17 — Kelly Spinks and Miles of Texas.

June 21 — Floyd Domino’s All Stars.

The Fredericksburg High School Jazz Ensemble will July 19 — Plush Party Band. kick Aug. off the 2020 Marktplatz PCAA Gents.

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Herbsfest is one of the events where local German choirs meet to preserve their culture and language. The two local choirs are the Arion Men’s Choir and the Hermann Sons Mixed Choir.

The choirs are under the direction of Alice Langehennig. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

German choirs preserve old world sounds Keeping German traditions and heritage alive are two local choirs — the Arion Men’s Choir and the Hermann Sons Mixed Choir.

Arion Männerchor (Arion Men’s Choir), founded in 1908, and the Hermannsöhne Gemischter Chor (Hermann Sons Mixed Choir), active since 1934, are both directed by Alice Langehennig.

Rehearsals are held every Thursday at Bethany Lutheran Church. The Hermann Sons Choir meets at 6:30 p.m. and is followed by the Arion at 7:15 p.m.

New members are always welcome and knowledge of the German language is helpful, but not required, nor is the ability to sight-read music.

They jointly present a free-admission public concert in the spring, usually the first Sunday in May (Maifest), and another in the fall, the first Sunday in November, a Herbstfest (Harvestfest). Both concerts will be held at St. Joseph’s Halle.

More information is available by calling Heinrich Boenig at 830-669-2104, Carol Woitalla at 830-997-9671 or director Alice Langehennig at 806-282-5476.

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Country schools educate visitors

Gillespie County believes in preserving the history of public education.

One-room schoolhouses dominated the countryside for decades before consolidating with larger districts or closing.

The Fredericksburg Independent School District, Harper ISD and Doss Consolidated Common School District came along later, but the country schools remain.

The sites and even memories can still be revisited, courtesy of a visit on the Gillespie County Country Schools Trail.

‘Schools Trail’ The “schools trail” gives visitors and residents, alike, a chance to venture into the earlier days of Texas, when German settlers came to the Texas Hill Country and established country schools to educate their children.

Among the old school houses on the driving trail are Cave Creek, Cherry Mountain, Cherry Spring, Crabapple, Grapetown, Junction, Lower South Grape Creek, Luckenbach, Meusebach Creek, Nebgen, Pecan Creek, Rheingold, Williams Creek (Albert) (where President Lyndon B. Johnson attended), White Oak, Willow City and Wrede.

In the 1950s and 1960s, the schools were consolidated into the Fredericksburg Independent School District.

On Jan. 23, 2006, the Gillespie County Commissioners Court established the Gillespie County Country Schools Trail.

This trail linked the 16 former historic country schools with the Vereins Kirche, which is a replica of the first school in the county.

The Gillespie County Schools Trail offers visitors a chance to learn about life and education before schools consolidated in the 1950s and 1960s. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

‘Friends’ The Friends of Gillespie County Country Schools, in conjunction with several organizations, sponsors the trail and various activities throughout the year so that people can learn more about the county’s educational history.

The Friends consists of former students of the closed schools. Their mission statement is “we are preserving the past to enrich the future.”

Open Houses and other events The schools are available to the public for social activities.

The following are open houses and other events: • Feb. 15: Cave Creek • March 21: Pecan Creek • April 4: Nebgen, Rheingold and Willow City.

• April 5: Fundraiser and barbecue at American Legion Hall, 10:30 a.m. until sold out.

• May 9: Cherry Mountain fundraiser and open house.

• June 20: Meusebach and Grapetown.

• July 18: Wrede.

• Aug. 15: Luckenbach.

• Sept. 20: Lower South Grape Creek.

• Oct. 17: Crabapple and Cherry Spring.

• Nov. 21: Williams Creek.

For more information about the historic schools’ tours, call the Friends of Gillespie County Country Schools at 830-6853321, e-mail them at info@historicschools.org or visit them online at www.historicschools.org.

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The Dambach-Besler House, constructed in 1869, serves as the entrance and gift shop of the Pioneer Museum. Operated and maintained by the Gillespie County Historical Society, the museum provides plenty of activities and exhibits to weave the threads of German Texan and Gillespie County history together. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Pioneer Museum tells local history A chance to explore Fredericksburg’s history through historic structures, authentic objects, and photographs is offered at Pioneer Museum, which is owned and operated by the Gillespie County Historical Society (GCHS).

The GCHS and Pioneer Museum work together to create a shared narrative of Fredericksburg history. The GCHS manages historical collections from donors and the Pioneer Museum complex brings the collections to life through exhibits, demonstrations and educational programs.

GCHS The GCHS was formed in 1934 to preserve and share the history of Gillespie County.

The first Pioneer Museum site was the Vereins Kirche, located in the 100 block of West Main Street. The Vereins Kirche is a 1935 replica of the original structure and is an extension of Pioneer Museum.

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store and property, which included a smokehouse and barn.

All are at the Pioneer Museum Complex site.

With other purchases and donations by the GCHS, the Pioneer Museum site has grown to encompass three acres and 11 buildings. Nine of the buildings are historic structures included on a tour of the Pioneer Museum grounds.

The society has over 30,000 artifacts within its rich and diverse collection.

Pioneer Museum Located at 325 West Main Street, the museum complex features year-round activities, displays, and hands-on demonstrations for families.

The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Regular museum admission is $7.50 for adults, $3 for youth ages 6 to 17 years and free for children 5 years of age and younger.

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Demonstraters help recreate pioneer life for Pioneer Museum visitors. — Standard-Radio Post file photo Spring Break at Pioneer Museum, set for March 9-14, has plenty of activies for those young and old alike.

Special activities The museum hosts a number of special activities during the year: • Spring Break at Pioneer Museum — March 9-14.

• Lenz Fest — April 16.

• Easter Egg Hunt — Saturday, April 11, at 10 a.m.

• Adventures in Reading — Thursday mornings at 10 a.m., June and July.

• Little Pioneers Hands-on Activities, third Saturday, September, October and November.

• Kinderfest – Dec. 12.

Museum Complex The Dambach-Besier House at 325 West Main Street was reconstructed as the entrance and gift shop of Pioneer Museum and also serves as the Uptown Visitor Welcome Center.

The limestone house was constructed by F. Dambach in the 500 block of East Main Street in 1869. The house was later used as a restaurant at the Sunday House Inn. In 2008, the Dambach-Besier House was reconstructed at 325 West Main Street.

Visitors begin their tour in the newly-constructed Tank House which has a small interpretive theater with a 12-minute introductory video of the founding of Fredericksburg.

Nine historic structures, displaying authentic artifacts and images, encourage visitors to imagine the struggles of the founding generations — thousands of miles from their birthplace, with scant supplies and equipment, to survive and create a new life.

The Kammlah House began in 1847 as a three-room home

with a half-story loft and grew into a large house with three additions, including three kitchens, a cellar, enclosed stone patio, bedrooms and a formerly screened back porch.

When the GCHS purchased the Kammlah property in 1955, four generations of Kammlahs had lived in the house. Between 1870 and 1923, the Kammlahs operated a general store in the front two rooms.

The house is the oldest building in Fredericksburg open to the public. Each building on the Pioneer Museum grounds tells a different aspect of life in early Gillespie County.

The Arhelger Bathhouse, originally built as a bathhouse behind the Arhelger Barber Shop on East Main Street. The Bathhouse now shows a 1920s bathhouse with barber chairs, a period bathtub, and a boot shining chair.

The White Oak School recalls the days of the one-room country schools that dotted Gillespie County until the second half of the 20th century when most country schools were consolidated into Fredericksburg and Harper school districts.

The Walton-Smith Log Cabin, built in the 1880s, is a typical Hill Country log-limestone-mortar house.

The Fassel-Roeder House, in its original location, began as a one-room butcher shop. The Fassel family purchased the home in 1874, using the old butcher shop as a bedroom. The Fassel family later added a kitchen, parlor and front porch to the home.

The Weber Sunday House is a typical wooden framed structure built by German families who lived too far from town for day trips. These little houses were used as weekend homes, allowing families to eat and rest when they came to town for church, shopping or funerals.

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A plane often used by President Lyndon B. Johnson is on display at the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park at Stonewall. The 36th president of the United States used the plane for the short flights home from either Austin or San Antonio after landing there with Air Force One. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

LBJ lives on at national historical park A chance to learn about the life and legacy of the 36th president of the United States is offered by the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park.

The park is divided into two components — one in Stonewall and one in Johnson City.

The LBJ Ranch makes up the Stonewall side of the park, while the LBJ Boyhood home and the Johnson settlement are located in Johnson City in Blanco County.

Special Events Annual spring and summer events at the LBJ Ranch include Night Skies star viewing on March 14, the LBJ 100 Bicycle Ride on April 4, “Movies Under the Stars” evenings (May 9 and Sept. 26), and the annual Wreath-Laying Cer-

emony on Aug. 27 to commemorate the 112th anniversary of Lyndon Johnson’s birth.

In Johnson City there will be two Night Hikes at the Johnson Settlement on April 18 and June 13.

Stonewall District The LBJ Ranch operating hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily (visitors must be through the inbound gate by 4:30 p.m.).

The park is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. The first stop on any tour of the LBJ Ranch is at the LBJ State Park and Historic Site Visitor Center, which is located 17 miles east of Fredericksburg off of U.S. 290.

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at 9 a.m. and continuing through 4 p.m.

The tour leads visitors onto Ranch Road 1 and crosses the Pedernales River near the Junction School where President Johnson began his education at age four.

The tour also stops at the President’s reconstructed birthplace, then the Johnson family cemetery, where President and Mrs. Johnson are laid to rest.

From there, tourists can head to the LBJ Ranch Hangar to view a short movie and exhibits including a Lockheed Jetstar which President Johnson humorously referred to as Air Force One-Half.

Tours of the Texas White House grounds also begin at the Hangar. The tours begin at 11 a.m., and 1, 2, 3, and 4 p.m. every day.

At this time, tours of the Texas White House interior are not available while structural repairs are underway.

Johnson City District The Johnson City portion of the park is located 14 miles east of the LBJ Ranch in Blanco County.

The sites include a visitor center at 100 East Ladybird Lane, the LBJ Boyhood Home, and the Johnson Settlement.

The center is open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The park is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. The president’s boyhood home is open for guided tours from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., excluding the noon hour.

Transporting visitors back to the early days of Texas, a leisurely 1-mile loop trail takes visitors to the Johnson Settlement, 1860s home of Lyndon Johnson’s grandparents.

A visitor contact station is open in the Withers and

Movies Under the Stars will return to the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park at Stonewall on June 1, July 27 and Sept. 7. — Standard-Radio Post file photo Spaulding Building in downtown Johnson City. There, visitors can see how a general store looked around 1915, the time of the president’s childhood.

More information on the park is available from the visitor center at 830-868-7128 or online at www.nps.gov/lyjo.

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Year-round walks set for county

A chance to experience Fredericksburg and Gillespie County at one’s own pace is offered by the local walking club — Volkssportverein Friedrichsburg (VVF).

The VVF has established five self-paced, year-round routes for walkers to enjoy. All five walks have been developed between 5K (3.1 miles) and 10K (6.2 miles) distances.

In addition to the three routes inside the city limits, the club has also plotted out routes at the Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site in Stonewall and at the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area.

More information is available by contacting Dave Roberts at dlroberts34@hotmail.com or calling 830-992-7584. The VVF website is www.walktx.org/AVA1.

Fredericksburg Walks The three city walks include: • AVA Pilgrimage — This walk is a self-guided tour of the Historical District and honors the heritage of Volkssporting in America, which began here in June of 1976.

• Cemetery Walk — Participants taking this route will start at Marktplatz and will walk through two historic cemeteries in Fredericksburg.

One location — Der Stadt Friedhof — was established in 1846 when the town was founded, and the other — St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery — was established in 1850.

• Cross Mountain Walk — The beginning location for this trek is Cross Mountain.

LBJ State Park The route at LBJ State Park and Historic Site will take walkers to the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm where life in the rural areas of the early-1900s is shown daily by living history demonstrations.

A 10K route also takes walkers along Ranch Road 1 and the banks of the Pedernales River. A second 10K trail starts at the Schoolhouse and continues through the LBJ Ranch to the Texas White House. The two 10K routes can be combined for a 20K distance.

The park has initiated a new walking and biking trails project, which will be incorporated into new Volksmarch routes as appropriate.

LBJ State Park and Historic Site is located in Stonewall, 15 miles east of Fredericksburg on U.S. Highway 290. While the park operates year-round, the facilities are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed only on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Enchanted Rock The route at Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, located 18 miles north of Fredericksburg on Ranch Road 965, will give hikers a variety of routes, including a more-rigorous option of walking up Enchanted Rock itself.

For those who enjoy walking, the Volkssportverein Friedrichsburg (VVF) has established five self-paced year-round walks around the city and county. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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The life of a German/Texas family from 1915-1918 is depicted at the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm where interpreters and volunteers carry out their chores, including blacksmithing. The farm is located in Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site at Stonewall.

— Standard-Radio Post file photo

LBJ State Park ‘must see’ Hill Country destination It’s a place where historians, naturalists, recreationalists, wildlife views, political enthusiasts, wildflower lovers, walkers, anglers, outdoor enthusiasts and more can find something of interest.

The park features historical exhibits, memorabilia and a living history farm with recreational sports, nature trails and bicycling opportunities, shopping and more.

Honoring a president The LBJ State Park and Historic Site honors Gillespie County native Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th President of the United States.

A Visitor Center complex houses exhibits and memorabilia focusing on the late president’s two terms of office.

Park facilities There’s also an auditorium that accommodates up to 225 persons for free films shown daily and a gift shop that is

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open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Visitor Center is the first stop for any tour to the LBJ Ranch, which is a part of the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park. (See separate article on the national park facility elsewhere in this issue.)

Attached to the Visitor Center is the Behrens Cabin, a two-room dogtrot cabin built during the 1840s by German immigrant Johannes Behrens.

There’s also an outdoor amphitheater used for a variety of programs.

Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm The park is also home to the SauerBeckmann Living History Farm, which depicts the life of a German/Texas family from 1915-1918.

East of the Visitor Center and off the nature trail, the farm is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily from October to May and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily from June thru September. The farm is

Colorful eggs are placed in a grass Easter nest as part of the Easter at the Farm celebration at the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

closed the last Tuesday of every month.

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Nature trails Elsewhere in the park, a winding nature trail leads walkers to a larger-than-life bronze statue of the former president overlooking the Pedernales River.

It also trails near a wildlife enclosure housing buffalo and other areas with the members of the Official Texas State Longhorn Herd.

Another trail approximately a mile long is handicapped accessible and suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. It departs the Visitor Center and travels through fields of wildflowers and past the Texas Longhorns’ pen to the Danz cabins.

Every trail in the park is linked with directional signs and strategically placed markers giving a brief description of highlights along the path. Leashed pets are welcomed but are not allowed inside buildings.

There’s more Numerous shaded picnic and rest areas (some with restroom facilities) are available at the state park.

From early June throughout the summer, a large pool facility — complete with children’s wading pool and a covered pavilion — is manned by certified lifeguards.

Nearby are two lighted tennis courts.

Available by reservation is the park’s dining hall and group picnic area, located on the banks of the Pedernales River, as well as a separate baseball diamond facility.

Fishing is allowed without a license from the banks of state park lands.

However, those who go into the waterways, for example, on a boat, must have a fishing license.

More information More information on specially planned park events, as well as rental of the park facilities, is available by contacting the park headquarters at 830-644-2252 or visiting the park’s website: http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/lyndonb-johnson.

All of the current park information is also posted on Face-

Fishing is a popular pasttime for youth and adults, alike, and fishing is allowed without a license from the banks of state park lands, including the Pedernales River that runs through the Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site at Stonewall. — Standard-Radio Post file photo book at www.facebook.com/LBJSTATEPark and on the park’s Instagram at www.instagram.com/lbjstatepark.

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Wildseed Farms draws more than 300,000 visitors each year. Many take advantage of the walking trails set among the colorful landscape. — Wildseed Farms photo

Wildseed Farms home to colorful blooms at local headquarters One local attraction has helped share the wildflower-laden beauty of the Hill Country with the rest of the nation.

Wildseed Farms has served as ground zero for the development and export of this beauty around the state and beyond.

The flower-filled business, located on U.S. 290 East at 100 Legacy Drive, is home to the largest family-owned wildflower farm in the United States. More than 200 acres at its headquarters are filled with color year-round as blooms beautify the roadside attraction. And the company has more than 1,000 acres of cultivated fields around the state.

With a recent addition of grapes, Wildseed Farms now represents one of the Hill Country’s largest growers of that crop, too, filling a huge need for locally grown grapes to service wineries.

Founder John R. Thomas has won local, state and national recognition for his contributions to land conservation and beautification.

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The store specializes in WILDSEED FARMS seeds for native plants that 1-800-848-0078 make the Hill Country pop Hours 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. daily year-round with color. www.wildseedfarms.com The farm offers weekly live music on Saturdays at its Brewbonnet Biergarten.

Upcoming events include the annual Wildflower Celebration on April 4-19 and the Texas Flower Country Women’s 5K/10K on May 9. See the website for more details.

Farm offerings Visitors can explore walking trails, watch the farm staff work and take photos. In Pick Your Own fields, visitors can create custom bouquets. This is seasonal and may not always be available.

Areas of interest at Wildseed are Blossom’s Boutique, Lantana’s Nursery, the biergarten and The Meadows walking trail.

Wildseed Farms has opened its own tasting room on-site, carrying a variety of local Texas wines.

Plant and flower lovers can order seeds of individual species, regional mixes, varieties of cosmos, zinnias and sunflowers, along with native grasses and culinary herbs. There are also garden products and specialty foods. Their catalog features over 90 varieties of wildflowers, grasses, herbs and exotic garden variety seeds.

The farm offers a complimentary seed catalog to each visitor. The publication also offers helpful planting tips and howto’s.

Outside the store can be found one of the Hill Country’s largest selections of live plants, many featured in the farm’s own colorful landscape, and vibrant imported pottery. Staff members are on hand to make suggestions and help shoppers.

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The National Museum of the Pacific War is one of Fredericksburg’s largest tourist attractions. It tells the story of World War II, from the war’s beginning to Japan’s formal surrender aboard the USS Missouri. — Photo courtesy of The National Museum of the Pacific War

National Museum of the Pacific War connects people to experiences, stories Interweaving the stories of America, China, Japan and other Asian countries, the chronicle of how World War II was won in the Pacific can be found in Fredericksburg at the National Museum of the Pacific War. This nationally recognized museum honors the more than 100,000 Americans who gave their lives in the war against Japan by “truthfully and respectfully telling the story of their struggles, their sacrifices and their triumphs.”

The museum also honors the eight million Americans who served in WWII across the globe. This is particularly relevant in 2020 – which is the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII. Formerly known as the Nimitz Museum, in honor of Fredericksburg’s native son, Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, it was renamed to respect the wishes of Nimitz who wanted to ensure that all of the men and women who served

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and supported the war effort were honored. Nimitz served as Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas and led the naval victory against Japan.

Having achieved the rank of Fleet Admiral before his final victories, Nimitz signed the Japanese Instrument of Surrender on behalf of the United States in the historic ceremony aboard the USS Missouri. Nimitz is memorialized with an eight-foot bronze statue that stands on the museum grounds.

“The National Museum of the Pacific War connects people to the experiences and stories of those affected by World War II in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater by interpreting its enduring relevance,” said a spokesperson for the museum.

This mission of the museum is brought to life in their endeavors to teach the history and lessons of the war in the Pacific and through educa-

tional platforms for their application to current and future national security issues.

The museum also strives to preserve the memories of those who served there and those who never returned home as well as facilitate programs that honor and support all veterans, past and present.

Main Museum Campus Encompassing six acres, museum visitors can explore 33,000 square feet of indoor exhibits featuring dozens of media presentations, almost 1,000 artifacts in climate-controlled cases, 15 macro-artifacts and hundreds of photographs.

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Plaza of Presidents. Across the Memorial Courtyard, the Japanese Garden of Peace is a few steps away. The Admiral Nimitz Gallery is located inside the historic Nimitz Hotel building facing Main Street. Just two blocks away are the Oveta Culp Hobby Education Center and the Pacific Combat Zone.

Exhibits in the George H.W. Bush Gallery convey the shock and destruction of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, including one of the five Japanese, two-man subs that took part in the attack. In the same building the museum archives hold thousands of manuscripts, official documents, photographs and oral histories of veterans. The archives are housed in the Nimitz Education and Research Center which is open to the public by appointment only.

In the Memorial Courtyard, the museum honors individuals, ships and units who fought in the Pacific Theater. The Japanese Garden of Peace was a gift to Americans from the people of Japan and is a tribute to Japanese Admiral Heihachiro Togo whom Nimitz admired. It includes a replica of Togo’s study in Japan.

Recently re-opened, the expanded and completely renovated Admiral Nimitz Gallery features exhibits of Nimitz’ strategy and tactics in his defeat of the Japanese, a wide array of Nimitz’ own artifacts and new digital interactives, including a chance for visitors to try their hands at refueling a battleship at sea, “island-hopping” toward Japan’s mainland, and even

National Museum of the Pacific War Executive Director Rorie Cartier demonstrates one of the new games in the gallery. The game simulates the operation of a 1860s hotel, similar to the Nimitz Hotel. Players have to manage welcoming guests, cooking food, keeping the hotel warm and tending to livestock. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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Pacific Combat Zone The Pacific Combat Zone is a unique two-acre in-door/outdoor exhibit and one of the museum’s most popular venues.

The PT (Patrol, Torpedo) boat exhibit allows guests to see how these small, fast and torpedo-armed vessels were equipped for missions. With videos, an oral history kiosk and the history of the PT boat displayed, visitors will get a glimpse of the lives of those who served on them.

The TBM exhibit takes museum-goers “below deck” of an aircraft carrier where they will get an up-close view of a TBM Avenger aircraft getting ready for a mission. This exhibit also includes videos, artifacts and information about flight missions.

Visitors can test their skills on tabletop games stationed in front of the aircraft – launching torpedoes at enemy ships, defending a ship by manning an anti-aircraft gun, and waving a pilot in on approach and landing.

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the equipment and tactics used by both U.S. forces and that of the Japanese.

The finale features a look into a war-like scenario with the weapons being fired. The museum is known for its skillful use of pyrotechnics in these reenactments.

Admission is $10 for adults; $5 for students; and free for children five and under. Ear plugs are provided. Advance tickets are available online or at admission desks on the main campus. Walk-up tickets are sometimes available at the combat zone prior to the program.

General Information The National Museum of the Pacific War is open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., except for Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas.

Admission is free for WWII veterans.

Senior citizens 65 and older are $14; adults are $18; military members (active or retired) with an I.D. are $12; children six and over and with students who have ID, are $8; children five and under are free.

Admission for school groups is free and for tour groups of 20 or more is $10 per person; and advance res-

The Pacific Combat Zone offers guests the chance to learn about weapons used during the Pacific War, as well as live demonstrations of the weapons. It also includes additional museum exhibits and videos. In this scene of a Pacific Combat Program, troops advance as fires blaze. — Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post file photo

ervations are required.

For more information about rates, along with questions about volunteering at the

Events • Saturday and Sunday, March 7-8, Victory in the Pacific Combat Program; • Saturday, March 28, Rich Frank’s Tower of Skulls book talks and signings; • Saturday and Sunday, April 18-19, Victory in the Pacific Combat Program; • Saturday and Sunday, May 23-24, Victory

museum, call 997-8600 or visit the museum online at www.pacificwarmuseum.org.

The museum is at 311 E. Austin St.

in the Pacific Combat Program; • Wednesday through Friday, July 1-3, World War II and Pacific Studies Teacher Institute; • Saturday and Sunday, July 4-5, Victory in the Pacific Combat Program; • Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 5-6, Victory in the Pacific Combat Program.

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The Texas Rangers Heritage Center has brought the story of the state’s famous lawmen to life since it opened in September 2013. — StandardRadio Post file photo

Rangers Center offers historical learning Keeping in line with Fredericksburg’s dedication to historic preservation, the Texas Rangers Heritage Center brings the story of the state’s famous lawmen to life.

The 12-acre campus includes a 350seat open-air pavilion with a full catering kitchen and a LoneStar Stories Campfire Ring. These amenities support a wide range of event opportunities.

Phase I of the Texas Rangers Heritage Center is complete. The project on the town’s eastern edge was about 14 years in the planning.

In September 2013, then-Gov. Rick Perry and other dignitaries attended a ground-breaking ceremony on the land between Fort Martin Scott and the Hill Country University Center.

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project. Phase 1 has a spacious open-air pavilion, which can seat 350 and features an amphitheater with a fire pit.

The site also includes a campanile (bell tower) and a Ring of Honor, and a 30-foot simulation of a Ranger badge which memorializes Rangers who lost their lives in the line of duty.

An historic flintlock rifle used by Mexican Texas colonist and elder statesman Ben Milam during the Siege of Béxar will be on display at the Texas Rangers Heritage Center when Phase II opens in August of 2023, just in time for the 200th traditional anniversary of the Texas Rangers.

The foundation has begun fundraising for Phase II, which will feature a museum building. There, visitors will learn about well-known Rangers and episodes in Ranger history.

Museum planners promise an im-

mersive experience which will include interactive exhibits, a theater, galleries associated with the character traits of the Texas Rangers, and episodes of Rangers who battled bootlegging, counterfeiting and murder, and the man who stopped the University of Texas Tower shooter in 1966.

And youth will be taught the five Ranger traits of courage, determination, dedication, respect and integrity.

The Former Texas Rangers Association welcomes new memberships.

Get more information about the organization at www.TRHC.org.

More information is also available by contacting the Former Texas Rangers Foundation office, at 103 Industrial Loop in Fredericksburg at (830) 9901192.

Walking tours are available Thursday through Monday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Weekend activities include rides through the beautiful hill country, Rally Booths, Cowboy Breakfasts, bike show.

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October 22-24, 2020

30th annual celebration of Texas food and wine!

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Fort Martin Scott is located just east of town at 1606 E. Main St. It offers a look into what life was like on the frontier. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

History lives at Fort Martin Scott Get a glimpse of military life on the frontier.

Located just east of town at 1606 East Main Street (on U.S. 290 East), Fort Martin Scott is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Thursday through Monday. It is closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

The City of Fredericksburg has installed informational kiosks around the grounds to help visitors better experience the history of the fort.

Admission to the historic site is free, although donations are accepted.

Parking is available in the grassy area to the left after entering the fort, and also available next door at the Texas Rangers Heritage Center. There is no charge for parking in either lot.

Available for inspection along a tour path are a restored enlisted man’s quarters, two officers’ quarters and its original guardhouse, which is the oldest U.S. military building in Texas. Near the fort entrance is a Texas Historical Commission marker which also provides background information.

Exhibits from frontier times are offered in both the officers’ quarters and in the Visitor Center.

Fort Martin Scott was an active U.S. Army fort for five years (1848-1853). It was the first U.S. military fort in Texas. After that, Texas Rangers, Union and Confederate troops, and travelers, through or to Gillespie County in the 1860s and 1870s, used the site.

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Living History Days will take place at Fort Martin Scott from March 7-22.

Cost is by donation and the event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

development of the little hamlet of Fredericksburg.

The first county fair was held there in 1881, complete with horse races on the old cavalry drill field. Johann Braeutigam was killed there in 1884 while resisting a robbery of his store.

The site was closed to the public shortly thereafter.

Fort Martin Scott is one of the few museums to focus on the period of the first decade of Texas’ statehood and the earliest days of dealing with Central Texas Comanche and Lipan Apache Indians.

More information is available online at www.fbgtx.org, by calling the site manager, Marvin Schroeder at 830-307-8715 or by emailing fortmartinscott@fbgtx.org.

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Plenty of park space in town Just three miles from downtown attractions, the 150-acre Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park is the crown jewel of the City of Fredericksburg’s parks system and provides a recreational getaway for locals and visitors, alike.

There is no admission charge for entering the park located southwest of town on Texas 16 South.

The cross atop Cross Mountain is a Fredericksburg icon that dots the city’s skyline. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Day use activities Daytime visitors to the park can use picnic tables (available on a first-come first-served basis) and four playgrounds at no charge to accommodate those just wanting to get away from it all for a couple of hours.

Three free nature trails that take hikers across Live Oak Creek give nature lovers a chance to get up close and personal with the natural habitat. The pathways were established by the Friends of the Fredericksburg Nature Center.

For vacationers who enjoy fishing, the park offers a 17-acre lake and plenty of spots to wet a line. Motor boats, however, are prohibited, as are trotlines and swimming.

Elsewhere in the park, there are baseball and softball fields, a sand volleyball court, an outdoor basketball court, a swimming pool (with kiddie pool to the side) and tennis courts.

Rental facilities Visitors who plan large gatherings may want to look into using one of the park’s five large outdoor covered pavilions or one of two indoor sites, including the Tatsch House or the spacious Pioneer Pavilion.

Each of the five outdoor pavilions is available on a first-come firstserved basis or by reservation.

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and reservation opportunities is available from the City of Fredericksburg’s website at www.fbgtx.org.

Overnight camping Camping under the stars is available at the park, which accommodates RVs and tents.

In all, there are 98 RV spaces available for travel trailers with 30-50 amp electrical hookups, water and sewer, cable TV, wireless Internet and shade trees.

Rates are $40 per day, $240 per week and $450 per month (available Sept. 1-March 31 only).

Campers who want to tent camp pay $10 per night. All campers must check in at the park office to receive a camping permit.

There are nine comfort stations to serve visitors, while three bathhouses are available.

Reservations for camping, use of the park’s pavilions or other facilities can be made by calling the park at 830-9974202, online, by email at fbgparks@fbgtx.org or by writing Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park, 432 Lady Bird Drive, Fredericksburg, TX 78624.

Amenities: • Five outdoor pavilions • Baseball field • Golf course • Softball field • Practice field • Volleyball court

Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park offers walking trails, playgrounds, baseball fields and more. — Standard-Radio Post file photo • Basketball court • Tennis courts • Swimming pool (open summer months only) • Fishing at Live Oak Creek • Restrooms adjacent to Lady Bird Johnson RV Park

Dog Park The City of Fredericksburg & the Fredericksburg Dog Park Association (FDPA – a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization) have joined together to create a city dog park within Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park.

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Several city parks have playgrounds geared toward kids, including Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park, Marktplatz, Elementary School Park and more. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Opened Dec. 14, 2018, the five-acre dog park adjacent to Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park can accommodate both large and small canines.

This is a great opportunity for visitors to let their furry friend run off all that extra energy. The park asks everyone to use common courtesy and clean up after their pets.

More information may be obtained for any of these parks by calling park headquarters at 830-997-4202 or City Hall at 830-997-7521.

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Cross Mountain Park On North Milam Street, just at the outskirts of town, visitors will find Cross Mountain Park.

Cross Mountain is located on a historic marl and limestone hill with an elevation of 1,951 feet.

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Amenities: • Walking trails • Overlook • Restroom • Picnic tables

Elementary School Park On the grounds of Fredericksburg Elementary School at 1608 North Adams Street is Elementary School Park.

This park filled the need for a park on the north side of town. It was developed as a joint venture between the Fredericksburg Independent School District and the City of Fredericksburg.

Amenities: • Playground • Pavilion • Restrooms • Trails • Practice fields • Outdoor basketball court

Frantzen Park This quiet little park located at 400 South Orange Street, with picnic tables, makes a great place for an outing with the family.

This park was originally named Orange Street Park.

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Marktplatz The most present Fredericksburg city park is Marktplatz, located right in the center of Fredericksburg.

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ions at Marktplatz can be reserved for private parties by calling (830) 990-2044.

Amenities: • Three large pavilions • Catering kitchen • Fest room • Large playground • Open space with benches • Restrooms • Historic markers • Gardens • Located on Main Street

Oak Crest Park On Texas Highway 16 South, 2.5 miles south of Main Street, this park has lighted baseball and softball fields with some covered bleachers, and a large covered playground.

This park is designed for recreational and organized team sports. It is used by youth baseball. A playground honoring Fredericksburg fallen soldier, Chris Staats, was dedicated in 2012.

Old Fair Park Old Fair Park is located just behind H-E-B, at the corner of Ufer and Lincoln streets.

This park is designed for sports play with youth softball lighted fields, a lighted soccer field, concession stands and a playground. It also has a skatepark, a new batting cage and a new covered basketball pavilion recently opened.

Town Pool Located at 105 W. Travis St., Town Pool is open during the summer months only.

Pool Features: • 25 yards long, 3 to 5 feet deep • Vortex water slide • In-water basketball with goal • Handicap chair lift • Zero depth to one-foot large kiddie pool

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It’s all about the grapes

Growing list of wineries fueling tourism

Wineries have become a cornerstone in the consumerism and tourist industry in the Hill Country.

Many wineries offer tours and tastings for those looking to expand their knowledge of the winemaking process and to taste the multitude of flavors offered by each winery.

Ab Astris Winery www.abastriswinery.com 830-644-8369 320 Klein Road The tasting room and winery are open Thursday and Friday, 12-5 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Sunday,

Augusta Vin, a new winery in Fredericksburg, features a variety of red, white and rosé wines including a tempranillo, Rosé of Counoise, cabernet sauvignon, Latitude 44 and a brisk white. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Hilda’s Tortillas

Restaurant & Bar • Full Bar Tacos • Enchiladas Sea Food • Fajita • Breakfast Burritos • Large Order Carry-out

Serving from 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Closed Sundays Everything is made fresh daily!

149 FM 2093 (Tivydale Rd.) 830-997-6105 www.hildastortillas.com

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Reservations are required for parties of six or more on Saturdays.

Adega Vinho Adegavinho.com 830-265-5765 1000 Ranch Road 1623, Stonewall Open Thursday through Sunday, noon-6 p.m. Tours available by appointment.

Alexander Vineyards alexandervineyards.com 830-865-3975 6360 Goehmann Lane (off U.S. 290 East) The winery is open daily from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Reservations are required for parties of six or more.

Andreucci Wines andreucciwines.com 830-307-9529 401 E. Main Street #1C Hours are Sunday, Tuesday through Thursday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

Arrowhead Creek Vineyard Arrowcreekvineyard.com 830-307-7200

13410 U.S. 290 East, Stonewall Reservations are required for groups of six or more.

Wine tasting room is open weekends by appointment and reservation only.

Hours are Monday through Friday, noon-6 p.m. Last tasting is at 5:45 p.m.

Augusta Vin www.augustavin.com 830-307-1007 140 Augusta Vin Lane The tasting room is open daily from 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

Reservations are required for parties of eight or more. Reservations on Saturdays are highly encouraged.

Lite bites are available from the kitchen.

Tastings are $20.

Baron’s Creek Vineyard Baronscreekvineyards.com 830-304-3000 5865 U.S. 290 East Hours are Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Sunday, noon-5 p.m. Reservations are recommended for parties over six.

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Wineries across the Hill Country grow and make their own wines in Fredericksburg and Gillespie County. Many offer tours to help guests learn the art of wine making. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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Becker Vineyards Beckervineyards.com 830-644-2681 Winery and tasting room: 464 Becker Farms Rd. (off U.S. 290 East/Stonewall) Tasting room: 307 East Main Street The winery is open Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Sunday, noon-6 p.m.

The Main Street tasting room is open Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

Last pour is 30 minutes before closing.

Reservations are required for parties of eight or more.

Bell Mountain Vineyards and Wild Hare Bistro Bellmountainvineyard.com 830-685-3297 Winery: 463 Bell Mountain Road Closed for renovations.

Tasting Room-Wild Hare Bistro: 319 E. Main Street Hours are 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed Tuesday.

Lunch Specials

Tuesday through Friday

Steaks

Proudly Serving Certified Black Angus Beef

The Hill Country’s Choice for Steak and Seafood

Salads Burgers & Sandwiches New Orleans’ Style Po’ Boys

Most of the Hill Country wineries use grapes grown in Texas soil. Check their respective websites to see the vast selections offered.

Wild Hare Bistro includes a distillery, brewery and winery.

Tastings are $3 for one tasting or by the glass.

Bingham Family Vineyards www.bingham.wine 830-304-6616 3915 U.S. 290 East The winery is open seven days a week from 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

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Welcome

Fredericksburg Visitors

Serving Texas Gulf Coast Shrimp & Oysters

German Specialties Schnitzel & Sausage

Beer/Wine

Everything is freshly made, so please be patient (No MSG).

Catfish Haven would like to Thank You for your continued patronage.

For a special taste of “the good old days”, stop by and see us at Dooley’s 5-10-25¢ Store.

From our wooden floors to our pressed metal ceilings, we’re truly an old-fashioned variety store, offering service, hospitality and atmosphere just like when Grandma and Grandpa were kids.

18% gratuity added to parties of 8 or more.

Established 1923

816 West Main Street | Fredericksburg 830-997-9009 | www.catfishhaventx.com Hours | Tues.- Sat. 11am-8pm Fri. 11am-9pm | Sun.11am-2pm

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Blue Lotus Winery Bluelotuswinery.com 830-379-9463 8500 U.S. 290 West (Hye) The hours are Thursday through Sunday, 11 a.m.6 p.m.Mead and honey wine will be sold along with a selection of wines. Tastings are $15.

Calais Winery Calaiswinery.com

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A Celebration of German Favorites Beer, Sausage and Polka Music.

SAT., OCTOBER 17, 2020 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

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830-213-2124 8115 U.S. 290 West (Hye) All tastings are available by reservation only, and can be made online. Appointments are made on the hour.

Hours are Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., and Sunday, noon-4 p.m., by appointment only.

Chisholm Trail Winery Chisholmtrailwinery.com 830-990-2675 2367 Usener Road (off U.S. 290 West) Reservations are required for groups of eight or

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Weldon Henson & Honkey Tonk Frontier from 7-11pm

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Hours are Sunday, Monday and Thursday, noon-5 p.m.; and Friday and Saturday, noon-6 p.m. Hours will change in August.

Closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

Cicada Cellars cicadacellars.com 830-456-9324 14746 U.S. 290 East Stonewall Hours are Thursday and Friday, 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sunday, noon-5 p.m. Updated hours can be found online.

Drawings for Great Outdoors and Hunting Prizes will be held.

“21 GUN SALUTE” DRAWING FOR A SELECTION OF AT LEAST 21 SHOTGUNS, RIFLES & HANDGUNS. Winners must pass all required federal firearms regulations and background checks. Only the winning ticket owner or their parent/guardian may receive the gun.

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Cross Mountain Vineyards www.crossmountainvineyards.com 830-992-3273 308 E. Main Street Hours are Monday through Thursday, noon-7 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

Fat Ass Ranch and Winery fatassranchandwinery.com Ranch/winery: 830-644-2300 51 Elgin Behrends Road Tasting Room: 830-997-9095 153 East Main Street Hours at both locations are Sunday through Friday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

Hours may vary due to weather and time of year.

Reservations are required for large groups.

Fiesta Winery Fiestawinery.com Winery: 830-997-4466 6260 U.S. 290 East Main Street: 830-307-3328 147 East Main Street Main Street hours are Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-6:30 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

U.S. 290 location hours are Monday through Friday, 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Live music is featured on Saturdays from 2-5 p.m. The Pick-up Parties will be held every third week of the quarter, in March, June, September and December.

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4.0 Cellars Fourpointwine.com 830-997-7470 10354 U.S. 290 East Reservations are required for groups of six or more.

Events can be found on the winery’s website.

Hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m.5 p.m.

Fredericksburg Winery Fbgwinery.com 830-990-8747 247 West Main St. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m.; and Sunday, noon-5:30 p.m. (The last tasting each day begins 15 minutes prior to closing.)

As it is a family business, hours and days may vary based on holidays.

Grape Creek Vineyards Grapecreek.com Winery and Tasting Room: 830-644-2710 10587 U.S. 290 East 223 East Main Street Vineyard/Winery hours are: Monday through Sunday, 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Reservations are recommended for Friday and Saturday after 5:30 p.m. and Sunday Brunch. Reservations are required for groups of six or more.

Main Street tasting room hours are 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. daily.

See website for special information if visiting on a Saturday or a holiday weekend.

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Heath Sparkling Wines heathsparkling.com 830-304-1011 10591 U.S. 290 East Hours are Sunday through Saturday, 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Reservations are recommended.

Hilmy Cellars Hilmywine.com 830-644-2482 12346 U.S. 290 East Reservations for standard tasting flights are recommended, and required for parties of six or more. Reservations can be made online.

Hours are Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sunday, noon-6 p.m.

Horn Winery hornwinery.com 844-HYE-HORN 9953 U.S. 290 West (Hye) Hours are Thursday and Friday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sunday, noon-6 p.m.

Reservations are recommended for large groups.

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There are over 60 wineries in the Texas Hill Country, giving visitors a little taste of everything Fredericksburg has to offer.

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855-HYE-WINE 10257 U.S. 290 West (Hye) Hours are Monday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Wednesday and Thursday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Sunday, noon-5 p.m.

Closed Tuesday.

Reservations are encouraged for parties of eight or more.

Inwood Estates Vineyards Inwoodwines.com 830-997-2304 10303 U.S. 290 East Reservations for tastings and dining are required for groups of six or more and highly recommended for all.

Hours are Sunday and Monday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thursday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; and Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

Call ahead since hours can change without notice due to seasonal or special events.

Kuhlman Cellars Kuhlmancellars.com 512-920-CORK 18421 U.S. 290 East Hours are Thursday through Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, noon-5 p.m. Last tasting starts one hour before closing.

Longhorn Cellars Longhorncellars.com

Wineries are often the site of friend reunions, bachelorette parties or time with family. Check websites for special information regarding large groups or reservations.

830-990-2990 315 Ranch Road 1376 The winery is open Monday, noon-5 p.m.; Thursday, noon-4:30 p.m.; Friday, 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sunday, noon-5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday are by appointment only.

No groups over eight are allowed on Friday and Saturday. Call for special arrangements for groups of nine or more.

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6009 U.S. 290 East Hours are Sunday, Monday, Thursday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

Lost Draw Cellars Lostdrawcellars.com 830-992-3251 113 East Park Street Reservations required for parties of six or more and are recommended on Saturday and Sunday.

Hours are Monday through Wednesday, noon-5 p.m.; and Thursday through Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

Mendelbaum Cellars Mendelbaum.com 830-997-7000 10207 U.S. 290 East Hours are Monday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Tuesday and Wednesday, noon-5 p.m.; Thursday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Messina Hof Hill Country Messinahof.com

830-990-4653 9996 U.S. 290 East Hours are Monday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Tuesday through Thursday, noon-6 p.m.; Friday, noon-7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

Reservations are preferred for groups of four or more on weekends.

Narrow Path Winery Narrowpathwinery.com 830-644-2144 113 East Main Street Monday hours are noon-5:30 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, noon-6:30 p.m.; Sunday, noon-4 p.m.

Closed on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Winery and Vineyard: 6331 Ranch Road 1623 South The winery and vineyard are open Thursday through Monday, 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Tuesday and Wednesday by reservation only. Email for more information.

Pedernales Cellars Pedernalescellars.com 830-644-2037 2916 Upper Albert Road Stonewall Reservations are required on Saturdays.

Hours are Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Sunday, noon-5 p.m.

Pontotoc Vineyard Pontotocvineyard.com 512-658-0023 320 West Main Street Hours are Friday and Saturday, noon-8 p.m.; Sunday, noon-5 p.m. Reservations are recommended for groups of six or more.

Ron Yates Wines Ronyateswines.com 512-585-3972 6676 U.S. 290 West (Hye) Hours are 11 a.m.-6 p.m., daily.

Space is limited for large parties. No parties larger than 20 will be accepted.

Safari Winery Safariwinery.com 830-304-9463 5479 U.S. 290 East Hours are Sunday, noon-6 p.m.; Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Reservations are preferred for parties of eight or more.

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For parties larger than six, call for special arrangements.

Six Shooter Cellars Sixshootercellars.com 830-428-0810 6264 U.S. 290 East Hours are Monday and Thursday, noon-6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.; and Sunday, noon-6 p.m.

Reservations required for parties over 30. Last tastings are 30 minutes prior to closing.

Slate Mill Wine Collective (Formally 1851 Vineyards) Slatemillwinecollective.com 830-391-8510 4222 Texas 16 South Hours are Thursday through Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sunday and

Monday, noon-5 p.m. Meats and cheeses are also sold.

Texas Heritage Vineyard Texasheritagevineyard.com 830-992-3323 3245 U.S. 290 East See website for details and special events.

Hours are Tuesday and Wednesday, noon-5 p.m.; Thursday through Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday and Monday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Reservations are required on Saturdays for parties of six or more.

The Vintage Cellar Thevintage-cellar.com 830-304-0059 6258 U.S. 290 East Hours are Monday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thursday and Friday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sunday 1-5 p.m. They are closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

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A wide range of wineries span from Fredericksburg to Stonewall and Hye, offering Hill Country-goers tastes from dry to sweet of whites and reds.

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6009 U.S. 290 East, No. B Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m., daily. Call or go online for updated hours.

Reservations are required for parties of six or larger.

William Chris Vineyards Williamchriswines.com 830-998-7654 10352 U.S. 290 East (Hye) Reservations are required for tastings.

Call ahead or book online.

Walk-ins are welcome for glass and bottle service, seven days a week.

Hours are Monday through Wednesday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thursday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Woodrose Winery Woodrosewinery.com 830-644-2539 662 Woodrose Lane (off U.S. 290 East in Stonewall) Hours are Monday through Friday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; and Sunday, noon-5 p.m.

Zero 815 Winery Zero815winery.com 830-644-2000 11157 U.S. 290 West in Hye Hours are Sunday and Monday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Wednesday through Friday, 11

Grape Creek vineyards offers a full menu at their on-site restaurant. a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

They are closed on Tuesdays.

La Quinta Inn & Suites

You are invited to come stay with us at our newly remodeled hotel here in Fredericksburg, Texas. La Quinta Inn & Suites located on Main Street in front of the Wal-Mart Shopping Center.

Our guest rooms offer the latest amenities and technologies in a full service hotel. All rooms have interior entrances and are equipped with high speed internet, flat screen high definition televisions with cable, alarm clocks, coffee makers, irons, ironing boards, hair dryers, granite bathrooms, microwaves and mini-refrigerators. Our hotel is equipped with a guest laundry room, new fitness center and outdoor pool with hot tub.

Our guests will enjoy a complimentary full continental breakfast, and always with a friendly greeting.

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Award-winning beer, spirits made here BREWERIES Altstadt Brewing www.altstadtbeer.com 6120 U. S. 290 East Fredericksburg 830-304-2337 Fredericksburg’s newest and biggest brewery is all about staying true to German authenticity.

Altstadt Brewery, located in Fredericksburg, prides itself as a state-of-the-art brewing facility.

Altstadt blends the latest in brewing technology with traditional German brewing practices, and as a result, produces locally made beers.

The European-inspired brewery features a Tap Room, restaurant and Grand Hall for events and live music. There is also a Bier Garten with a multi-level patio and a private garden with Hill Country views. In the basement is an authentic Rathskeller for a more intimate setting where guests can relax and enjoy their classic Germanstyle beers and fine wines from all over the world.

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Their award-winning brewing team prides itself on using Old World methods that feature only imported ingredients brewed in a German-made brewing system.

There is also a second 1940s era brew house in use that was found in Bavaria, restored and shipped to Texas.

For more information about Altstadt Brewery, visit www. altstadtbeer.com.

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Altstadt’s European-style Brewery hosts group events, weddings and corporate gatherings as well.

The brewery is located on 120 acres and recently tripled the size of its production.

Their flagship beers are now available in the Texas Hill Country, Austin, Houston, San Antonio, College Station,

Fredericksburg is known for its Gemütlichkeit (friendliness) and much of that good-time spirit began when Dick and Rosemary Estenson opened Fredericksburg Brewing Company, the first microbrewery in Texas, in 1994. Today, it’s the oldest operating brewpub in Texas and will celebrate 26 years this fall.

Street consumption is legal on Main Street, making the brewery a must-see in Fredericksburg’s downtown historic district. Guests can sit at the bar and watch the brewers work while sipping their beer, or take their beer to go and stroll the shops on Main.

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Red Ale, Not So Dumb Blonde Ale, Pioneer Porter, etc.), as well as seasonal selections.

Guests will find at least five selections (usually more) on tap for enjoyment at any time.

Brewmaster Rick Green and company have claimed many awards and the brewery maintains its reputation for quality, fresh beer in addition to being “the granddaddy” of brewpubs.

The brewery sits in a restored 1890s-era building. In addition to its main room, the brewery has a large, air-conditioned biergarten.

The second floor of the building provides “Bed & Brew” facilities, 12 rooms (one on ground level) with baths, each decorated in a different theme.

The brewery’s restaurant also features a variety of freshly prepared foods, from burgers, to steak, to Scotch eggs, and much more.

Hye Cider Co. Hyecidercompany.com 123 Rocky Road Hye 830-282-0143 For a unique atmosphere and taste, sneak off to the newest place in the area, Hye Cider Co. This spot located just east of tiny Hye, off U.S. 290 East, brings its cider-fueled, rock-n-roll attitude to add to the area’s good time offerings.

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DISTILLERY Garrison Brothers www.garrisonbros.com 1827 Hye-Albert Road Hye 830-392-0246

Good things are worth the wait. Thankfully, Garrison Brothers does the waiting for its customers, offering an oldfashioned, time-consuming production process to produce one of the nation’s finest artisan bourbons.

Garrison Brothers’ Cowboy Bourbon was named American Micro Whisky of the Year in “Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible.”

It has specialty bourbons which have also rated high marks among appreciative bourbon connoisseurs.

Garrison Brothers offers a $10 “Sit & Sip” tour on Wednesdays through Sundays (Saturdays are $20) at 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.

The tour is a guided walk of the ranch and distillery with detailed information about the whiskey and the operation’s history.

No children or smoking allowed.

Tastings are available from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.

The distillery is located just east of the Gillespie County line, south of Hye. The facility also has a gift shop.

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Where everybody’s somebody Maybe it IS time, once again, that we got “back to the basics of love.” In Luckenbach Texas, that’s easy to do.

Known for its “everybody’s somebody” attitude and live entertainment, Luckenbach Texas has grown to be one of the Hill Country’s most sought-after destinations, with music fans making their pilgrimage to the spot made famous in the 1977 hit by Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson. Bikers, music lovers, hippies and fun-seekers of all kinds congregate under the live oaks to soak in the atmosphere.

With its store, dance hall and picnic tables, Luckenbach - with a sign that jokes “Population 3” - is its own destination. Open daily at 9 a.m., the store

offers visitors an old-fashioned experience and merchandise ranging from the nostalgic to those bearing the iconic oval logo of the town. The “feed lot” adjacent to the dance hall caters to hungry visitors burgers and more.

History Some visitors may not realize the history of the place that goes back far beyond the 1970s. Luckenbach began in 1852 when Jacob Luckenbach and his brothers, William and August, moved to the area from Fredericksburg and began farming.

William Luckenbach opened a post office under the name of South Grape Creek in 1854 and it operated for 11

years. In 1886, August Engel Jr. reopened a post office for the community, along with a general store in the Engel homestead. It was named Luckenbach

by Minna Engel, who had just married Carl Albert Luckenbach. (Nearby Albert is named after him.)

In the 1970s, the Engel family sold the town to Honda Crouch, Kathy Morgan and Guich Koock. The years that followed saw Luckenbach gain national attention as the “metropolis of mirth,” thanks largely to Crouch’s far-reaching humor and connections. The place gained huge notoriety with the Waylon and Willie song, along with a live recording by Jerry Jeff Walker, “Viva Terlingua.”

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Bats take flight at Old Tunnel May through October marks one of nature’s best shows around. Visitors to Old Tunnel State Park, located 11 miles south of Fredericksburg on the Old San Antonio Road.

Visitors who arrive early enough can get a seat close to the action where hundreds of thousands of bats leave an old railroad tunnel to spread out over the region and feast on insects and moths. Only 70 seats are available for the presentation and seating is on a first-come, firstserved basis.

Cost for that program, as well as admission to the lower trail and lower viewing seats, is $5 per person. Park guides conduct an educational program in the lower observation area closer to the tunnel about 30 minutes to an hour prior to the estimated bat emergence times on Thursday through Sunday evenings.

Others may watch the nightly emergence from observation decks located just above the opening of the tunnel. In addition, the upper viewing deck contains glass-plated biological displays aimed at educating the public on the life cycle of the bats and their importance to the ecological system. Beginning in late March or early April, up to three million-plus bats make their home inside the 920-foot landmark railroad tunnel at the 16.1-acre Old Tunnel State Park.

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Enchanted Rock:

Several years ago, Enchanted Rock State Natural Area saw its drop-in visitation skyrocket. Park staff had difficulty handling the crush of weekend day visitors on nice weather days. And some would enter the park after staff hours and cause mischief.

But a reservation system helped Enchanted Rock State Natural Area get control of its large visitation numbers.

Other state parks now use the system.

As a state natural area, the focus at Enchanted Rock is the preservation of its native flora and fauna. That’s opposed to the mission at a state park, which stresses recreation opportunities for visitors. “It’s more than just a piece of granite,” Cochran said. “There are several different ecosystems out here. There are about 970 different flora in the park. We want to protect this for our kids and grandkids.”

Park Superintendent Doug Cochran said as visitation rose to over 350,000 per year. It is now more manage-

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A new gate at the park entrance also allows for more safety and security for campers and visitors.

Enchanted Rock stretches up 1,825 feet in elevation, an awesome sight to visitors as they drive along Ranch Road 965. The 1,643-acre park straddles the Gillespie and Llano county line.

There are still plenty of recreational opportunities available via reservation.

• Visitors, of course can challenge themselves to a hike to the top of the dome.

• The park has its main campground which includes restroom facilities, but also primitive camping sites throughout the park. (Burn bans are in effect during dry times.)

• Trails, including the dome hike or the 4 ½ mile Loop Trail wind throughout the park. Guided hikes are also offered. (Check the park’s Events page on the park web-

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site for more events.

• Technical rock climbers also are welcomed to this popular site. (Waiver forms must be signed at the front office.)

• The park is a nature lover’s paradise, with vernal pools, native plants and hundreds of bird species to view.

• ERSNA also is one of just two state parks to be designated an International Dark Sky Park. It regularly hosts members of the Hill Country Astrono mers group, who help visitors see “the stars at night, big and bright.”

Volunteers The volunteer group, Friends of Enchanted Rock, raises funds to restore hiking and walking trails, add recycling containers, landscaping, water catchment and much more.

Find them at www.friendsofenchantedrock.com or see their social media pages.

WHERE Enchanted Rock State Natural Area is located at 16710 Ranch Road 965, 17 miles north of Fredericksburg.

More information is available by calling (830) 685-3636 or visit the park’s website: http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/enchanted-rock RESERVE A SPOT Visitors need to make a reservation to get into the park now through Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s online system.

Book online at https://texasstateparks.reserveamerica.com.

Park entrance fees have risen to $8 per person, while children 12 and under are free.

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Higher Ed in the Hill Country With the wine industry a growing part of the Hill Country economy, Texas Tech UniversityFredericksburg offers educational certifications and degrees in growing and production. It also has begun a Farm-to-Table program for growers and restaurateurs.

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Higher education is available right here, right now.

Hill Country University Center has higher education options in the Fredericksburg area for both traditional and non-traditional students.

HCUC houses the Texas Tech University Regional Teaching Site in Fredericksburg (TTU) and a branch of Central Texas College (CTC). Together, the schools offer area students an affordable way to complete a four-year degree without leaving town.

The 24,000-square-foot center opened in 2010, and boasts seven classrooms, a science lab, computer library, student lounge, offices, and the H-E-B Community Events Center,

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It is located on 68 acres at the eastern city limits and the Hill Country University Center Foundation has big plans as growth continues in the region.

The HCUC campus serves students in Gillespie and the surrounding six-county area. Evening classes serve many adult students who also work full time.

The center offers a variety of associate, bachelor and master degrees and provides scholarships to local students to offset the cost of attending college.

Central Texas College CTC is a two-year public community college that provides

freshman and sophomore courses while maintaining some of the lowest tuition rates in the state. Students can earn an associate’s degree while completing their core curriculum toward countless areas of study.

CTC also works with local school districts to expand trade and technical training opportunities for high school students who wish to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation.

By earning college credits at CTC, a student can build a solid academic foundation and save on the cost of college before transferring to a four-year degree program.

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Txas Tech One popular path to a bachelor’s degree is by transferring from CTC to TTU-Fredericksburg.

TTU offers junior- and senior-level coursework needed to successfully complete baccalaureate and graduate degrees without leaving Fredericksburg.

Students also can design a degree that prepares them for a variety of careers.

Bachelor degrees are offered in local food and wine production, political science, and teacher education, to name a few.

The institutions offer certifications and professional development to help meet the area’s workforce needs.

TTU is leading the way in the study of winemaking and offers viticulture and enology certificate programs, taught by some of the country’s top instructors.

The program has brought in grape growers and wine makers from around the nation to earn industry certification and many of them go on to careers in the region.

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Steering visitors in the right direction Visitor Bureau, Chamber, Ecomomic Development group provide information

Looking for something?

Any information needed to make the most out of any Fredericksburg visit is readily available at the Fredericksburg Visitor Information Center, 302 East Austin Street (one block north of Main Street across from the National Museum of the Pacific War).

The site offers free parking for vehicles, including RVs and buses, and public restrooms.

The building is home to both the Fredericksburg Convention and Visitor Bureau and the Gillespie County Economic Development Commission.

The Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce is located next door at 306 East Austin Street in a historic home remodeled into an open business space.

Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. In the center, visitors can watch a free, 10-minute video in the building’s 48-seat theater.

Visitors also can gather information on potential activities, accommodations and businesses of interest through brochures and other literature in the lobby area, including info on walking tours, historic sites, an events calendar, city and county maps and driving trail maps.

The organization has a tourism app, and publishes brochures on everything from dining, to walking tours, to a yearend report on the tourism industry.

CVB President and CEO Ernie Loeffler writes a weekly column in the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post.

The Fredericksburg Convention and Visitor Bureau is a marketing, sales and service organization, funded by a portion of the city’s and county’s hotel/motel occupancy tax.

FCVB promotes Fredericksburg and Gillespie County as a leisure destination for group tours, reunions, weddings and meeting site.

The FCVB staffs and operates the Visitor Information Center, which is open to assist visitors every day except Easter,

The Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce works on business education, advocacy, communication and businessto-business assistance. Catering to more than 900 members — a large amount for a town of roughly 12,000 — the Chamber works to create a positive business environment. Its staff coordinates events, volunteers and highlights accomplishINFO ▶ 120

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Chamber President and CEO Penny C. McBride also writes a weekly column in the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post.

Tim Lehmberg is executive director of the Gillespie County Economic Development Commission.

He keeps his finger on the economic pulse Gillespie County and helps recruit and ease the transition for new businesses who are right for the market to locate here.

The GCEDC is a collaborative partnership between the city and county and its mission is to encourage, enhance and promote managed economic development throughout the county. The GCEDC is governed by a board of directors with nine voting members.

The Fredericksburg Convention and Visitor Bureau points visitors toward area attractions as well as coordinates publicity for the town to media outlets. – Photo by Sean Dorre

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Airport serves as Hill Country gateway Gillespie County Airport connects the jet set and hobbyists to Fredericksburg..

Corporate jets, single engine aircraft and pilots of a variety of other types of aircraft are all accommodated at the facility, located at 191 Airport Road, just south of downtown Fredericksburg on Texas Highway 16. (The facility sits between the Gillespie County Fair Grounds and Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park.)

Classed as a general aviation airport, it features a 5,000-foot runway and full-length parallel taxiway and has runway lights and a beacon that operate from sunset to sunrise, giving the airport a 24-hours-a-day, sevendays-a-week, operational capability. During daylight hours of limited visibility, the lights can be turned on by the approaching pilot.

Instrument approaches are available to both ends of the runway, and precision approach path indicators provide pilots with visual assistance during night landing operations.

A fully-automated weather system (AWOS) informs pilots about local conditions.

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Corporate jets, single engine aircraft and pilots of a variety of other types of aircraft are all accommodated at the Gillespie County Airport, located at 191 Airport Road, just south of downtown Fredericksburg off Texas Highway 16.

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services more and more pilots.

The airport’s terminal building provides a comfortable environment for pilots, crews and passengers waiting on aircraft.

An additional convenience is available with the credit cardoperated refueling system that provides aviation gasoline (100LL) and jet fuel 24 hours a day.

Airport manager Tony Lombardi can provide information on all airport operations. The airport has 62 tie-down positions for public use.

Long-term T-hangar spaces are available through three different entities.

The adjacent Hangar Hotel and Conference Center boasts 50 upscale guest rooms, an officer’s club, meeting facilities for large groups and a classic 1940s-style diner, unique facilities for a non-metropolitan airport.

Businesses at the airport include the Pippen-York Flying Machine Company, which provides avionics installation and repair; Fredericksburg Aviation, which provides major and minor airframe and engine repair and aircraft rental.

The Gillespie County Airport also features the Fredericksburg FBO, a full-service fixed-based operator that provides fuel service, information and service to pilots and crews.

It also has three 12,000 sq. ft. and two 10,000 sq. ft. corporate aircraft storage hangars.

Ground transportation options include rental cars from The Motor Pool at Fredericksburg FBO.

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Local landmark tells area’s story The Vereins Kirche is a unique landmark in the center of downtown Fredericksburg.

The octagonal building is owned and managed by the Gillespie County Historical Society.

Exhibits for the Vereins Kirche 2020 After an extensive renovation and reinstallation of exhibits, the Vereins Kirche will feature the history of the building. This permanent exhibit begins with the German immigrants’ trip to Texas through the present.

A temporary exhibit will be displayed from May 8, 2020 through January 2021. This exhibit tells the story of the Gillespie County Historical Society.

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Owned and managed by the Gillespie County Historical Society, the Vereins Kirche on Marktplatz in downtown Fredericksburg is home to various historical and archeological exhibits. — Standard-Radio Post photo file photo

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continued to preserve the history and culture of Fredericksburg and Gillespie County through exhibits and educational programs and outreach.

History The original Vereins Kirche served as the town’s first church, school and public meeting place and lookout building for protection against invaders.

The replica of the Vereins Kirche has been used as a library, home to the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce, a one-day post office, and a museum.

The original Vereins Kirche, or Society Church, was used primarily as a church and school for Catholic and Evangelical Protestants. School districts were created in Gillespie County in the 1850s and students were no longer using the Vereins Kirche. As with the school, church congregations began building their own churches in town and slowly leaving the Vereins Kirche empty most days.

By the 50th anniversary in 1896, the stone walls had been removed to make the Vereins Kirche a pavilion for the celebration. The building was torn down in 1897 as it had fallen into disrepair.

For many years, local citizens had the vision of building a replica of the Vereins Kirche.

In 1935, the Gillespie County Historical Society received their charter and began working to rebuild the Vereins Kirche as a pioneer memorial. Fundraising by citizens and help from the New Deal Public Works Administration

supported the building of the Vereins Kirche. A celebration was held in May 1935 and the Vereins Kirche Pioneer Memorial was officially opened.

The first use of the new Vereins Kirche was to house the Pioneer Memorial Library and a small historical museum.

The first exhibits included memorabilia and collectibles from the early pioneer days.

When the Gillespie County Historical Society purchased the Kammlah Homestead in 1955, most of their artifacts were moved and displayed in the Kammlah House while a small exhibit space remained in the Vereins Kirche.

In 1967, after the second courthouse had been refurbished by Eugene and Margaret McDermott of Dallas, the Pioneer Memorial Library left the Vereins Kirche and took up residence in the McDermott Building where it remains today.

For a few years, part of the Vereins Kirche was home to the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce, with GCHS exhibit space occupying some of the building. It was during this time that the GCHS began archiving and organizing its collection.

When the Chamber moved out of the Vereins Kirche, the space became an area for the GCHS Archives and Collections (now located at the GCHS offices in the Historic First Methodist Church at 312 West San Antonio Street).

Hours of Operation •Beginning May 8, the Vereins Kirche will be open six days a week, year-round, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., closed on Sundays.

• There is an admission fee of $2.50 which can be purchased at the Vereins Kirche or at Pioneer Museum (325 W. Main Street).

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Just 4.2 miles from downtown Fredericksburg, the estate features 40 acres of vineyards and 4 boutique Texas brands including the wines of 1851 Vineyards.

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Pioneer Memorial Library is located across from Marktplatz at 115 W. Main St. It offers both, a quiet place to read, and rich history of Gillespie County. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Library houses good reads for all Looking for a quiet escape from the bustling of Main Street?

Pioneer Memorial Library offers just that.

Located next to the Gillespie County Courthouse at 115 West Main Street, the library welcomes guests of all ages to read and research through thousands of items.

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Children, ages six and over, can be issued a card, with a parent or legal guardian’s signature.

Residents of the immediate surrounding counties (Kimble, Mason, Llano, Blanco, Kendall and Kerr) are eligible.

Books may be checked out for two weeks, and if not requested by another library user, may be renewed for another two weeks.

Youth Young readers can find their own exclusive area on the first floor. Picture books, stories for children and fiction and nonfiction reads for older kids are featured.

Story hour is offered for all pre-school and kindergarten kids throughout the school year. A schedule for such events can be found at the library’s central desk.

Adults Adult fiction and non-fiction books, reference materials, the Texas collection, magazines and periodicals are located on the second floor, accessible by stairs or elevator.

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Technological Services Computers with printing capability are available for public use. Printer usage is available for a cost of $.15 per sheet.

A copy machine is also available.

Library “Friends” In addition to being a department of the County of Gillespie, Pioneer Memorial Library is supported by the Friends of Pioneer Memorial Library. Annual membership in the friends of Pioneer Memorial Library is open to all at a nominal cost.

Library History Pioneer Memorial Library is housed in a former Gillespie County Courthouse, which was designed by Alfred Giles.

The historic building served as the courthouse from 18821939 when the courthouse shifted to a new building next door.

Various governmental organizations occupied the building until it was closed in 1963.

Two years later, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McDermott of Dallas funded the preservation of the building so that it could be used as a public library. It was dedicated in May 1967.

In 1983, Mrs. McDermott provided a challenge for a matching grant so that renovations and expansion to the second floor could be accomplished. The community responded, and the renovated library was dedicated in December of 1984.

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Its strength stems from deep roots in Fredericksburg and Gillespie County and now stretches across a 13-county region in the heart of the Texas Hill Country.

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With community support from events such as the HCM Hospital Galas, the foundation has funded medical technology, including the da Vinci X Robotic Surgical System, the T3 MRI, and 3-D mammography, the cardiac rehab program, Community Fitness Trail, indoor community fitness and therapy pool, Community Health Center, Women’s Pavilion, Cancer Resource Center, CT scanner, and other life-saving improvements.

This support by hometown residents is another example of the connection between the community and its hospital.

Today, HCM’s 700 employees and 200 volunteers share the vision to “Empower Others. Create Healthy.”

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Advertisers Looking For A Place To Eat? Airport Diner............................................................ 53 Alamo Springs ...................................................... 136 Altstadt Brewery ................................................... 133 Aüslander ............................................................... 60 Bejas ...................................................................... 80 Buc’s Bar & Grill ................................................... 119 Burger Burger ......................................................... 80 Cabernet Grill ......................................................... 17 Catfish Haven ....................................................... 100 Club, The ................................................................ 45 Dairy Queen ........................................................... 70 Der LindenBaum .................................................... 12 Emma + Ollie’s ....................................................... 75 El Gallo Mexican Restaurant ................................ 122 Farm House Bistro ................................................. 53 Fischer & Wieser .................................................... 20 Fredericksburg Brewing Co. ................................... 53 Fredericksburg Herb Farm ..................................... 53 Friedhelm’s Bavarian Inn ...................................... 138 Hangar Hotel .......................................................... 53 Hilda’s ..................................................................... 98 Hondo’s .................................................................. 61 Java Ranch – Fredericksburg .............................. 110 Lone Star Bar & Grill ............................................ 125 Old German Bakery & Restaurant .......................... 10 Pasta Bella ............................................................. 59 Pecan Grove Store ............................................... 106 Race Barn .............................................................. 99 Rathskeller Restaurant ........................................... 33 Ridge Marketplace, The ......................................... 36 Sunset Grill ............................................................. 95 West End Pizza .................................................... 127 Western Edge ......................................................... 72 West Main St. Restaurants ..................................... 29 Wild Hare Bistro ................................................... 126 Woerner Warehouse Café .................................... 103 Need A Place To Stay?

Barons CreekSide .................................................. 45 Econo Lodge ............................................................ 9 Fischer & Wieser .................................................... 20 Fredericksburg Guest House Reservations ..................................................... 70 Fredericksburg Inn & Suites ................................... 28 Gästehaus Schmidt .............................................. 107 Hangar Hotel .......................................................... 53 Inn on Baron’s Creek ................................................ 4 King Wood Suites ................................................. 109 La Quinta Inn & Suites ......................................... 108 Sunset Inn & Suites .............................................. 129 Sunday Haus Cottages .......................................... 53 Ready To Go Shopping?

All Gussied Up ........................................................ 40 Ambriz Jewelry ....................................................... 30 Amish Market ....................................................... 113 Auer Haus .............................................................. 25 Barefoot .................................................................. 93 Black Chalk Home .................................................. 49 Burg’s Corner ......................................................... 61

By Gone Antiques ................................................. 105 Camp Hayden ........................................................ 93 Chocolat ............................................................... 123 Cowgirl Loca ........................................................... 57 Der Küchen Laden ................................................. 26 Dogologie ............................................................... 54 Dooley’s 5, 10 & 25¢ Store ................................... 100 Fischer & Wieser .................................................... 20 Fredericksburg Art Guild ......................................... 76 Fredericksburg General Store ................................ 37 Fredericksburg Jewelers....................................... 118 Friendly Natives .................................................... 127 Fritztown Mercantile ............................................... 93 Gathered & Good ................................................... 31 Haberdashery ......................................................... 48 Highland Guild & Gallery ........................................ 78

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Hill Country Antler Art ............................................. 39 Hill Country Bicycle Works ................................... 110 Home Simple Goods .............................................. 55 Home Sweet Home ................................................ 43 Hudson & Taylor ................................................... 128 Jabberwocky ........................................................ 116 Jypsy Sisters .......................................................... 97 Kuckuck’s Nest ....................................................... 64 Larry Jackson Fine Art & Antiques ......................... 79 Leather Kitten ....................................................... 112 Leathers with Style ................................................. 41 Liebeskind .............................................................. 69 Linens-N-More .......................................................... 7 Loca on Main .......................................................... 57 Lock, Stock & Barrel ............................................... 93 Lone Star Candy Bar .............................................. 65 Luckenbach, Texas ................................................. 63 Madlyn’s ................................................................. 47 Majesty on Main ..................................................... 72 Natural Grocers ...................................................... 62 Pharm Road ......................................................... 102 Poet’s Haus Gift Shop ............................................ 53 Popcorn Emporium ............................................... 118 Pottery Ranch ......................................................... 11 Pur Iso Labs ......................................................... 122 Red Baron Antique Mall .......................................... 77 Remember Me, Too ................................................ 15 Room #5 ................................................................. 91 RS Hanna Gallery .................................................. 77 Sleepy Hollow Boutique ....................................... 126 Smith, R. 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Acorn..................B3 ..................B3 Acorn AdamsN. N.............B3 ............B3 Adams AdamsS. S....... ......B3-D2 B3-D2 Adams Agave.................A3 .................A3 Agave AirportRd. Rd....... ......D,E1 D,E1 Airport Alfred..................C3 ..................C3 Alfred Amberstone........A5 ........A5 Amberstone Apple..................C4 ..................C4 Apple ArmoryRd...A1,2-B2 Rd...A1,2-B2 Armory Austin......A,B3-B,C4 Austin......A,B3-B,C4 AveAA..................A3 ..................A3 Ave AveBB..................A3 ..................A3 Ave AveCC..................A3 ..................A3 Ave AveDD..................A3 ..................A3 Ave BaronsSt. St............B2 ...........B2 Barons BasseLn.............B2 Ln.............B2 Basse Bell......................C4 Bell......................C4 BendingOaks Oaks.....E5 .....E5 Bending BernhardRd. Rd.......C1 ......C1 Bernhard Beverly................C4 Beverly................C4 Bluebird..............B3 ..............B3 Bluebird Bluebonnet..... .....C,D4 C,D4 Bluebonnet BobMoritz MoritzDr. Dr......A2 .....A2 Bob BobWhite WhiteTr. Tr.......D3 ......D3 Bob BoosLane Lane..........E2 ..........E2 Boos Bowie............ ............B2-A3 B2-A3 Bowie Brehmer.......... ..........C,D4 C,D4 Brehmer BriarwoodCir. Cir......A5 .....A5 Briarwood BroadmoorDr. Dr.....A4 ....A4 Broadmoor BuenaVista Vista........C3 ........C3 Buena BunnyDr. Dr.............A3 ............A3 Bunny Burbank........ ........A3-B4 A3-B4 Burbank Business Ct. .......E1 Business Ct. .......E1 Campers Loop ....E1 Campers Loop ....E1 CandlelightDr. Dr.....A4 ....A4 Candlelight CatholicCemetery Cemetery Catholic Rd....................A3 ...................A3 Rd. Cedar..................C3 ..................C3 Cedar Centre........... ...........A3-B4 A3-B4 Centre ChaseOaks Oaks........E5 ........E5 Chase Cherry............. .............A,B3 A,B3 Cherry CherrywoodDr....A4 Dr....A4 Cherrywood ChinkapinDr. Dr..... ....C-2 C-2 Chinkapin ClydeRun Run...........A4 ...........A4 Clyde College............B3,4 ............B3,4 College Columbus....... .......C,D4 C,D4 Columbus Cora....................B4 ....................B4 Cora Cottonwood........B3 ........B3 Cottonwood CountryHaven....A5 Haven....A5 Country Countryside Bend...

Countryside Bend... ............................D5 ............................D5 Courtney.............B3 .............B3 Courtney Creek............ ............B3-C4 B3-C4 Creek Creekview....... .......D,E5 D,E5 Creekview Crenwelge..........C4 ..........C4 Crenwelge Crestwood..........A5 ..........A5 Crestwood CristolDr. Dr.............D4 ............D4 Cristol Crockett ........

C3-A4 Crockett ........ C3-A4 Cross..................B4 ..................B4 Cross CrossMtn. Mtn.Dr. Dr...A3,4 ..A3,4 Cross Crosswind...........E1 ...........E1 Crosswind Cypress..............A3 ..............A3 Cypress Dawn..................D4 ..................D4 Dawn DeerCreek Creek.........C5 .........C5 Deer DeerHollow Hollow........C5 ........C5 Deer Deer View ...........C5 Deer View ...........C5 Deer Way ............C5 Deer Way ............C5 DeetTrail Trail............C5 ............C5 Deet DoeRun RunHollow..A3 Hollow..A3 Doe DogwoodLn Ln.......A3 .......A3 Dogwood Driftwood.........A4,5 .........A4,5 Driftwood DudleyWay Way........A4 ........A4 Dudley Dusk...................D4 ...................D4 Dusk

Eagle.............. ..............C,D4 C,D4 Eagle EckhardtLn. Ln........D3 .......D3 Eckhardt Edgewood...........A4 Edgewood...........A4 Edison.............A,B3 A,B3 Edison.............

Elk...................B,C4 B,C4 Elk...................

Ellebracht............A5 Ellebracht............A5 Elm............... ...............A4-B3 A4-B3 Elm EmoryDr. Dr........... ..........C-2 C-2 Emory Ettie....................C3 ....................C3 Ettie FairDr. Dr........D,E1-E2 .......D,E1-E2 Fair ForestTrail..........C4 Trail..........C4 Forest Franklin...............C4 ...............C4 Franklin FrederickRd. Rd.......A5 ......A5 Frederick FriendshipLane......

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Friendship ........................D2-5 D2-5 ........................

Fulton............B2-C3 B2-C3 Fulton............

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Goehmann ........................C4-5 C4-5 ........................

GoldRd. Rd..............A2 .............A2 Gold GolfCourse CourseLoop Loop Golf ............................E1 ............................E1 Granado Dr .........C1 Granado Dr .........C1 Grothe.............A,B4 A,B4 Grothe.............

GraniteAve. Ave.........C3 ........C3 Granite GreenMeadows Meadows Green Ln.....................D2 Ln.....................D2 GreenMeadows MeadowsBlvd.

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Green ............................D2 ............................D2 GreenMeadows MeadowsCt. Ct. Green ............................D2 ............................D2 Green Oaks Loop Green Oaks Loop ...........................D2 ...........................D2 Hackberry........B3,4 ........B3,4 Hackberry HaleSt. St................C3 ...............C3 Hale HawthornLn Ln.......A3 .......A3 Hawthorn Hedgestone........A5 ........A5 Hedgestone Henrietta.............C3 .............C3 Henrietta HenriettaCt. Ct........C3 .......C3 Henrietta Heritage Hills Dr..E5 Heritage Hills Dr..E5 .....C3,4 HighwaySt. St......C3,4 Highway .................C3 HillSt. St..................C3 Hill HollmigLane..D3,E3 Lane..D3,E3 Hollmig HollyLane...........A3 Lane...........A3 Holly IndustrialLoop Loop....D5 ....D5 Industrial Irene...................D3 ...................D3 Irene JackNixon Nixon..........A2 ..........A2 Jack James.................A2 .................A2 James JenniferLn Ln..........A3 ..........A3 Jennifer Jerry....................D3 ....................D3 Jerry Jessica................A3 Jessica................A3 Jessie.................D2 .................D2 Jessie JoeDuderstadt DuderstadtLn...

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Joe ............................B2 ............................B2 Jon......................C5 ......................C5 Jon Kay................. .................A,B3 A,B3 Kay Kerr Rd........... ..........C,D1 C,D1 Kerr Rd. KimberlyLn.........A3 Ln.........A3 Kimberly Kneese...............A5 ...............A5 Kneese Kraupahen..........C3 ..........C3 Kraupahen Kristofer..............A3 ..............A3 Kristofer KyleSt St................A3 ................A3 Kyle LadyBird BirdDr........E1 Dr........E1 Lady Laurel..................A3 Laurel..................A3 LDS Ln................D1 LDS Ln................D1 Lee......................C4 Lee......................C4 LesPaul PaulCt. Ct....... ......C-2 C-2 Les Lightstone...........A5 ...........A5 Lightstone Lincoln.......... ..........C3-B4 C3-B4 Lincoln LiveOak Oak......... .........C1-3 C1-3 Live LlanoSt. St........ .......B4-C3 B4-C3 Llano

LoneOak Oak............C4 ............C4 Lone Longhorn.........C3,4 .........C3,4 Longhorn LowerCrabapple....

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LupineLane Lane........A3 ........A3 Lupine MainSt. St......... ........B3-C4 B3-C4 Main MapleSt. St.............A2 ............A2 Maple MariposaDr. Dr........E5 .......E5 Mariposa MazurekLoop Loop.....B2 .....B2 Mazurek Meadowbrook.....E5 .....E5 Meadowbrook MeadowLark Lark......C4 ......C4 Meadow Mesquite.............C4 .............C4 Mesquite MetzgerRd. Rd.........A3 ........A3 Metzger Milam............ ............A4-C3 A4-C3 Milam Mistletoe .............B3 Mistletoe .............B3 Mockingbird........B3 ........B3 Mockingbird MorningGlory GloryDr....

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Morning ............................A4 ............................A4 Morse............A3-B4 A3-B4 Morse............

MountainView View....A4 ....A4 Mountain Mueller................C3 ................C3 Mueller Mustang..........C-D4 ..........C-D4 Mustang Nature.................E5 .................E5 Nature NicoleLn.............A3 Ln.............A3 Nicole NimitzCircle Circle.......A4 .......A4 Nimitz NimitzPkwy.

Pkwy........B3 .......B3 Nimitz NimitzSt. St......... ........A,B4 A,B4 Nimitz NorthwoodHills Hills..A4 ..A4 Northwood Oakhaven...........C4 ...........C4 Oakhaven Olive...................C4 ...................C4 Olive Orange..........A4-C3 A4-C3 Orange..........

Orchard............B3,4 Orchard............B3,4 PaintbrushHollow...

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Paintbrush ............................A3 ............................A3 ParkSt. St................C3 ...............C3 Park Parkview.............D2 .............D2 Parkview PavilionDr. Dr..........E1 .........E1 Pavilion Peach.................B3 .................B3 Peach PeachTree TreeLn Ln....E5 ....E5 Peach Pear....................C4 ....................C4 Pear Pecan.................B3 .................B3 Pecan PersimmonCt. Ct.....A3 ....A3 Persimmon PetschDr. Dr............E1 ...........E1 Petsch Pike.....................C4 Pike.....................C4 Pine....................B4 ....................B4 Pine Plum...................B3 ...................B3 Plum Poplar.................C3 .................C3 Poplar Post Oak Rd..B2-C3 Post Oak Rd..B2-C3 PricklyPear PearCt. Ct....A3 ...A3 Prickly PykaRd. Rd...........D1,2 ..........D1,2 Pyka QuailwoodDr. Dr...A4,5 ..A4,5 Quailwood RecreationLoop Loop..... .....

Recreation ............................E1 ............................E1 RedbirdLn. Ln..........E5 .........E5 Redbird Reuben...............C3 ...............C3 Reuben Ridgewood..........A5 Ridgewood..........A5 RileyLn...............A4 Ln...............A4 Riley Robert.................A2 .................A2 Robert RockHouse HouseRd......

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Royal ............................B1 ............................B1 Running Buck .........

Running Buck ......... ............................A3 ............................A3 SanAntonio AntonioSt........

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SantaRosa Rosa.........C3 .........C3 Santa SchubertSt. St.....B3-C4 B3-C4 Schubert Seamoor.............A4 .............A4 Seamoor SettlementDr. Dr......A3 .....A3 Settlement Shannon.............D2 .............D2 Shannon

Shaw...................C3 Shaw...................C3 ShortyCrenwelge Crenwelge Shorty Rd....................A2 ...................A2 Rd. Shorty’sLane Lane......A2 ......A2 Shorty’s SilverMaple Maple........C3 ........C3 Silver SkyLane.............D2 Lane.............D2 Sky Skylark................C4 ................C4 Skylark SmithRd. Rd.............C2 ............C2 Smith SmokehouseRd Rd.C2 .C2 Smokehouse SongBird Bird............D5 ............D5 Song SpottedFawn Fawn.....A3 .....A3 Spotted SpruceSt. St............B4 ...........B4 Spruce St.Ann AnnSt............C3 St............C3 St. .........C3 St.Geralda Geralda.........C3 St. ............C3 St. Marys St. Marys ............C3 StadiumDr. Dr..........D3 .........D3 Stadium StoneCanyon Canyon.....A5 .....A5 Stone StoneForest Forest.......A5 .......A5 Stone StoneGate Gate.........A5 .........A5 Stone StoneHaven Haven.......A5 .......A5 Stone StoneHollow Hollow......A5 ......A5 Stone StoneLedge Ledge.......A5 .......A5 Stone Stone Nook .........A5 Stone Nook .........A5 StoneOak...........A5 Oak...........A5 Stone StoneWay Way..........A5 ..........A5 Stone StoneWood Wood........A5 ........A5 Stone SummerHill Hill........E5 ........E5 Summer SummitCircle Circle.....C3 .....C3 Summit SummitForest Forest....A5 ....A5 Summit SundayCircle Circle.....E5 .....E5 Sunday Sunrise ...............D4 Sunrise ...............D4 Sunset................A3 ................A3 Sunset Sycamore...........B4 ...........B4 Sycamore Tanglewood........A5 ........A5 Tanglewood Tanya..................A3 ..................A3 Tanya TayloyCt. Ct........... ..........C-2 C-2 Tayloy TheodoreSpecht Specht.... ....

Theodore ............................A2 ............................A2 Thiele.............. ..............C,D3 C,D3 Thiele Timberidge..........A4 ..........A4 Timberidge TivydaleRd. Rd......D1,2 .....D1,2 Tivydale TownCreek CreekCt Ct....B3 ....B3 Town Trailmoor............A4 ............A4 Trailmoor Travis..... .....A,B3-B,C4 A,B3-B,C4 Travis Ufer..................C3,4 ..................C3,4 Ufer UpperLiveoak LiveoakRd. Rd. Upper ............................D1 ............................D1 Vera ....................A2 Vera ....................A2 Walch..................C3 ..................C3 Walch Waldrip...............C4 ...............C4 Waldrip Walnut................C3 ................C3 Walnut Washington......C3-B4 C3-B4 Washington WestLn. Ln..............C3 .............C3 West WestonLn. Ln..........D3 .........D3 Weston WRoyal RoyalOaks OaksDr....

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W ............................B1 ............................B1 Westmoor Dr. ......A4 Westmoor Dr.......A4 Whitney...............B3 Whitney...............B3 Wildwood............A5 ............A5 Wildwood William................C3 ................C3 William Windcrest............C3 Windcrest............C3 WindingOak Oak.......D4 .......D4 Winding WindingWay Way...C2,3 ...C2,3 Winding Winding Way Ct..C2 .C2 Winding Way Ct. Windmill Oaks .....D2 Windmill Oaks.....D2 Windsong............D1 Windsong............D1 Winifred..............B3 ..............B3 Winifred Wisteria...............A2 ...............A2 Wisteria Woodcrest..........A3 ..........A3 Woodcrest WoodwayCt. Ct.......A5 ......A5 Woodway YauponSt St...........A3 ...........A3 Yaupon YuccaSt. St.............B2 ............B2 Yucca

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Restaurant, Bar & Suites 905 W. Main 830-997-6300 www.friedhelmsbavarianinn.com

since

1978

Welcome to Friedhelm’s Bavarian Inn Restaurant, Bar & Suites. Located in the Heart of the Texas Hill Country since 1978. We feature hand-cut prime steaks, chops, fish, German and American food.

Served in a genuine “Gästehaus” dining room for a true Bavarian experience.

We at Friedhelm’s join together to extend thanks to all our regular patrons and a warm welcome to new visitors.

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2020 CALENDAR January 10-11 ................Gillespie County Youth Livestock Show February 2 .......................Fredericksburg Band Booster Turkey Dinner February 15-16 ..............Texas Gun & Knife Show February 22.....................Gillespie County BB Gun Match February 29.....................Junk Hippy Antique Show

Invites You To Join In The Family Fun, Entertainment, Dancing and Pari-Mutuel Horse Racing This Season at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds.

March 1 ............................Turner Hall Fundraiser March 5 ............................Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce March 14 .........................State BB Gun Match (Barn) March 14 .........................Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Fundraiser March 19 .........................Carson & Barnes Circus Saurus March 21-22 ...................Silver Spur Gun & Blade Show March 28 .........................Monster Truck Wars April 3-5 ...........................Antique Motorcycle Swap Meet & Races April 25 ............................Southwest Belted Galloway Show May 16 .............................Antique Tractor & Engine Show June 13.............................Best of the Best Lamb Show July 4-5 .............................Pari-mutuel Horse Races July 18 ..............................Night In Old Fredericksburg Lone Star BBQ Cook-off and CASI Chili Cook-off July 18-19 ........................Pari-mutuel Horse Races Original Race Day Classic Steer Show August 8 ..........................GCFFA Meat Goat Futurity & GCFFA Lamb Futurity August 8-9 ......................Pari-mutuel Horse Races August 20-23 .................132nd Gillespie County Fair August 21 ........................132nd Gillespie County Fair Parade August 21 ........................Concert & Dance August 22 ........................Concerts & Dance August 22-23 .................Pari-mutuel Horse Races September 11-12 ..........Hill Country Dorper Sale September 26.................24th Annual Scholarship Fest October 1-4 ....................Texas Gourd Society (Lone Star Gourd Festival) October 24-25................Texas Gun & Knife Show November 1-2 ................Texas Wine Growers Seminar November 8-14..............Rhodesian Ridgeback Club Dog Show November 21 .................Wild Game Dinner November 27-29 ...........The Peddler Show December 19-20............Silver Spur Gun & Blade Show Schedule is subject to change without notice.

For more inFormation:

Gillespie County Fair & Festivals assoCiation p.o. Box 526 - FrederiCksBurG, tx 78624 830/997-2359 - www.GillespieFair.Com

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