Insight Gallery -Dan Gerhartz and Richard Loffler Two-Man For Show Details and Artist Reception date check: www.insightgallery.com
Regular Gallery Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
10 AM - 6 PM
Friday and Saturday
10 AM - 6 PM
Sunday Noon - 3 PM
Wednesdays by appointment

A tradition in Fredericksburg is the FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK FREDERICKSBURG, with galleries open until 8:00pm. Fredericksburg's art galleries will be focusing on some aspect of exhibiting artists' works, which may include painting and fine craft demonstrations, casual art talks, opportunities to meet artists, special showings and entertainment. Participants will experience the Fredericksburg art scene up close and personal while enjoying fine wines from local wineries and beyond all day long. Participating galleries are Artisans at Rocky Hill, Charles Beckendorf Gallery, Fredericksburg Art Gallery, The Good Art Co., Photography 414, Rodeo Studio Gallery, Uptown Market, Whistle Pik Galleries, Fredericksburg Art Guild and InSight Gallery.

Enjoy great music and a great selection of gourmet Texas cuisine at Hondo's on Main! Tonight Clay McClinton!
Singer/songwriter/guitarist Clay McClinton has an eclectic sound born in Texas where honky tonk, Delta blues and soulful rock meld seamlessly. While he has clearly inherited the talents of his Grammy award-winning father, Delbert McClinton, Clay has carved his own niche in the world of music with his original style and sound that appeals to audiences across the country.

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! please call 830.990.8441 to confirm daily activities.

Williams Creek (Albert) School - Built in 1897. Consolidated in 1950. the curriculum consisted of arithmetic, reading, writing, spelling, history, geography, and penmanship. During WWI, a new law required all subjects, except foreign languages, to be taught in English, and German was not allowed on the school grounds. There could be as many as 8 grades in one room, and older students helped younger ones. On Fridays there would be spelling bees.

Join the Friends of Gillespie County Country Schools Trail for their open house at the Williams Creek (Albert) School. The Trail allows visitors to learn about the education and customs of the 19th century residents of German heritage in the Hill Country. Each month a different rural county school will host an open house and tour. Color coded maps of the trail are available at the Visitor Center at 302 E. Austin Street.

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 Drugstore Cowboys. Admired by fiercely loyal fans, The Drugstore Cowboys have brought their electric energy to venues throughout the US and Europe. With four distinct and talented singers up front, a rock-solid rhythm section and blistering instrumentalists, The Drugstore Cowboys' musical dynamics are hard to deny. The band's artistry on lead and rhythm guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, and strong vocals have earned them a place on stage with music legends Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Hank Williams Jr., Gregg Allman, Ronnie Milsap, David Alan Coe, Charlie Daniels, Alabama, Johnny Paycheck, Con Hunley, Flaco Jimenez, the Warren Brothers, Micahel Murphy, Elvin Bishop, McBride and the Ride, Terry Biggs, Steve Wariner, the Mavericks, Gary P. Nunn, Freddy Fender, Charly McClain, Buddy Emmons, Buck Trent, Joe Ely, Jerry Jeff Walker, Eddie Raven, Gatemouth Brown, Asleep at the Wheel, Mel Tillis, John Anderson, the Sweethearts of the Rodeo, David Frizzell, Leroy Parnell, Restless Heart and Daryl Singletary. They've been backup band for Frenchie Burke, Johnny Rodriguez, Johnny Bush, Gary Stewart, Gene Watson, Roy Head, and the list goes on and on.
Browse our gift shop, relax with friends and wine. Gourmet box lunches, and cheese baskets available for your enjoyment

Enjoy great music and a great selection of gourmet Texas cuisine at Hondo's on Main! Tonight The Stone River Boys!
When the Hacienda Brothers released their third and final studio album titled Arizona Motel in 2008, guitarist Dave Gonzalez was left with the unfortunate task of promoting the new release without his partner Chris Gaffney who died unexpectedly from liver cancer. So Gonzalez put together an Austin Texas all-star band to hit some of The Hacienda Brothers favorite venues, and it was Gonzalez himself who took over the onstage vocal duties for all of Gaffney’s songs, nailing them with emotion and finesse night after night. Gonzalez’s outstanding performances are no surprise to those who followed The Paladins, where Gonzalez did the bulk of the singing for over 20 years. Dave Gonzalez was also the Hacienda Brother’s primary songwriter and powerhouse guitarist who in 2007 was named one of Guitar Player Magazine’s “Top 101 Unsung Guitar Heroes.” Gonzalez had recently helped develop a new prototype Baritone Guitar for Fender. With this guitar he is a pioneer of sorts, exploring new dimensions in guitar tones that only a baritone can produce. The sound is part Duane Eddy, classic honkytonk, and spaghetti westerns. As Dave explains “unexpectedly it also sounds absolutely great on the soul stuff.” This year Spin Magazine selected the Hacienda Brothers at one of the “100 Greatest Bands You’ve (probably) Never Heard.” Gonzalez says, “This is a consolation prize for all the hard work the Hacienda Brothers put into the project and if Gaff had pulled through than maybe we could have shook the "Probably Never Heard Of" part of their 100 Greatest list.” The wild card in Gonzalez’s Austin All-star band was vocalist Mike Barfield. While some people might have mistakenly looked at Barfield as an attempt to replace Gaffney, the fact and the results couldn’t be further from that: Barfield proved to be just the breath of fresh air the shows needed to keep them fun-loving and spontaneous. Barfield is a singer that Gaffney respected and enjoyed. Barfield has fronted his own band, The Hollisters, and spent the last few years creating his own brand of country-soul, recently releasing two CDs of largely original material. The most recent, The Tyrant (Tater Tot Recordings) takes its name from Barfield’s nickname as The Tyrant of Texas Funk. The CD features a slew of fun, soulful, funky and sometimes irreverent songs like “Funky Cupcake” and “The Struggle.” When Barfield breaks into his screaming whoops and animated country-soul dance you’ll want to join the infectious good time. Gaffney would have loved this pairing. In 2009 the Stone River Boys made a big splash performing at SXSW and the Americana Music Conference. Out of their showcases came a record deal with Cow Island Music out of Massachusetts. For every end there is a new beginning and in this case for Dave Gonzalez and Mike Barfield, it’s The Stone River Boys. Look for a new release titled “Love On The Dial” to hit record stores on May 18th.