Enjoy new works of art by at least 20 renowned Texas artists, including miniatures. This event is free and the public is welcome.

Join the Fredericksburg Theater Company as they celebrate another season. FTC's production will be this five time Tony Award winning musical "The Man of La Mancha". All performances are on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:00pm. Please call visit www.fredericksburgtheater.org for ticket information. Knight-errant Don Quixote tilts at windmills, pursues his love for Dulcinea and travels his imagination in quest of "The Impossible Dream." Don't miss this winner of 5 Tony Awards, one of the most enduring works of music theater. Rated PG 13

"Experience the excitement of Fredericksburg Trade Days at Sunday Farms in Fredericksburg, Texas.
We are near the Pedernales River, wineries, Lavender trails, delicious country peaches, Luckenbach, Enchanted Rock,and hundreds of bed and breakfasts.
It's something to crow about!"
"Relax in the biergarten while listening to live music.
We offer over 100 varieties of bier and Free WiFi."
Weekend of 3rd Saturday
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Hours:
9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday & Saturday
9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday
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You will find 6 barns & acres of:
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Real Ale is a great destination for a day trip in the Hill Country. Our facility is located just minutes from the Blanco town square and the Blanco River. Currently our tasting room is open on Fridays from 2 - 5 pm with tours starting at 3 and 4. If you have a large group please give us a heads-up. For directions and more information, please call 830.833.2534 or send us an email
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Enjoy great music and a great selection of gourmet Texas cuisine at Hondo's on Main! Tonight Fingerpistol!
Hints of Austin’s new-sincerity sound still echo through Fingerpistol, which reminds one at times of ’90’s rockers the BoDeans, could slot into the Texas/Red Dirt scene on other numbers like “Still in Texas” and even stomps up a Waylon-style romp on “Get Back Up”. Singer-songwriter Dan Hardick delivers better than solid songs with an earnest baritone on a CD that’s the epitome of likable. -Texas Music

Guns, knives, books, jewelry and collectibles. Hours are Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm and Sunday 10:00am - 4:00pm. Cost is $5 per person.

Turn your weekend into a Family Fun Saturday! The first and third Saturday of each month, we add special activities to your museum experience. Try your hand at churning butter, making rope or cornhusk dolls, participating in a spelling bee, decorating cookies or designing old-fashioned holiday cards.
Activities are held at the Pioneer Museum. Drop in anytime between 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and learn something new!

Ten miles east of Fredericksburg, Texas on US Hwy 290 Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Live music every Saturday from 2-6 in the Pavilion and Piazza. Today music by The Almost Patsy Cline Band. This dynamic 5 piece is captivating audiences everywhere they go! The heavenly vocal harmonies and extraordinary instrumentation is crowd pleasing until the very last dance! Nobody sang with more heart than Patsy Cline. Every note was moving, energetic and sincere, just like a performance of The Almost Patsy Cline Band. When you hear this band, you'll be moved to a simpler time, when you could dance the night away without a care.

Enjoy great music and a great selection of gourmet Texas cuisine at Hondo's on Main! Tonight Mike Blakely!
Having released 16 novels and 10 musical albums in the past twenty years, one wonders where Blakely could fit everything in, especially when one factors in an average of three live performances a week, many of which are events he also plans or produces. Then there’s the ranch work.
“Seriously, I do most of my songwriting while driving to the next gig,” Blakely admits. “I can work out the plot for a novel while I’m tearing down a fence, or exercising a horse. It all works together... Traveling makes me appreciate my home on the ranch. The peace and quiet at home makes me yearn for an audience and a stage.” Blakely writes and performs in a number of musical styles: country, Tejano, Cajun, western swing, rock, and blues, to name a few. His later CDs showcase his many influences, and his live shows feature the gamut of his musical tastes. “That’s the beauty of performing in Texas,” he says. “You can play a country song, followed by the blues, followed by some rock, or conjunto, or Cajun, or cowboy music. The audiences here accept all kinds of music.”

Alverson, a Fort Worth resident, could easily have called his fifth release Texan to the Bone. He emphatically makes that point at least once on every album; his new one includes “Got Here as Fast as I Could,” a jaunty love letter that might serve as the answer song to Lyle Lovett’s “That’s Right (You’re Not From Texas).” The chorus goes: I wasn’t born in Texas but I got here as fast as I could. I ain’t never gonna leave here, no way in hell that I would.

The Fredericksburg Music Club originated in 1937 as a small study club in a private home and has now emerged into a music organization of international reputation. We hope that you will join us in ensuring that this 71 year old tradition continues. There is no charge for these concerts as all concerts are funded through private and corporate donations through mail or at the door.
John Carroll is principal trumpet of the San Antonio Symphony. He studied trumpet with Austyn R. Edwards, Ray Makeever and Ron Modell in high school and obtained a B.M. in trumpet performance and a Performer's Certificate from Indiana University where he studied with Louis Davidson and Charles Gorham. John's interest in jazz placed him as lead trumpet in David Baker's Jazz Ensemble at I.U., a position held for eight consecutive semesters. Other teachers include Armando Ghitalla (while attending the New England Conservatory as a graduate student and as a member of the Tanglewood Fellowship Orchestra), Thomas Stevens (while attending the Music Academy of the West), and Ray Sasaki (University of Texas at Austin). John received a Master of Music degree in conducting from the University of Texas in San Antonio in May of 2007 and Doctor of Musical Arts degree in trumpet pedagogy in August of 2008 from the University of Texas at Austin.