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Comfort, Driftwood, Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Gruene, Horseshoe Bay, Johnson See page 4 to read about how an ac-
City, Kerrville, Llano, Luckenbach, Marble Falls, Mason, New Braunfels, Oak Hill, Randolph claimed ranch in Boerne keeps the Old Amy Bolin
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4 Boerne
The Old West Lives on in Boerne
6 Wimberley
Wesley Gallery Show Explores Local Solutions
to World Energy Problems
Arts Calendar
Events at galleries, art shows, and more.
49th Old Settlers’ Reunion
8 Blanco
Blanco State Park Opens Wildlife Viewing Area
Each first full weekend in August, the little
Hill Country town of Camp Wood nearly
businesses, fire department, and ex-students
to those with rare collections of vintage trac-
doubles in size when it’s time to enjoy the Old tors and cars line up to entertain the awaiting
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ships and community while enjoying the ties begin.
Bandera beautiful scenery along the crystal-clear The OSR King and Queen are coronated
Bandera to Celebrate National Day of the American Cowboy Nueces River. On August 6 and 7, residents, at 11:00 on-stage in the park, followed by
friends, family, former residents and those just welcome speeches and entertainment. Food
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Taking a Leap of Faith –
passing through will be on hand to celebrate
the traditions and beauty of the Canyon.
and arts and crafts vendors will be open in
the park. Music and entertainment from Texas
Pamela Lange’s Adventures in Antiques The festivities kick off Friday evening with Steel Horse Band begins after the welcome
a reunion of ex-students. Dances and rodeos speeches, and the competitions commence.
Antiquing Calendar round out the Friday evening festivities. The Awards and bidding for the pecan pies starts
Check here for events to help in your antique search. rodeo kicks off both nights at the Bruce Park immediately after the coronation. The Horse-
Rodeo Arena. The Nueces Canyon Volunteer shoe Pitching, Washer Pitching, and Domino
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The admission is quite reasonable and it’s by the United Fiddlers, starts around 2:00 p.m.
Hill Country Events Calendar fun for the whole family. You can join in or just enjoy the show. Local
Everyone in town can feel the excitement talent will be showcased on the stage through-
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in the air Saturday morning when parade out the day.
Spring Branch entrants begin lining up at the south end of Water is always available in the park since
Spring Branch Bistro Makes Fine Dining Affordable town, and the Canyon’s best pecan pie bakers it will be hot. Please remember to apply sun-
drop off their labors of love for the annual screen, especially on the younger ones. Local
Get Hungry! pecan pie contest/auction at the park in the businesses always prove to be a welcome re-
Build up an appetite with these events. middle of town. Some of the tastiest pies in spite from the summer heat. The Nueces River
the Canyon will be judged Saturday morning is also an easily accessible and fun way to cool
23 On the Menu
Restaurant Directory
and then auctioned off to the luckiest bidders.
The annual parade officially kicks off the
events Saturday morning at 10:00 sharp. Every-
off and relax during our toasty summers.
We’re making plans for an even bigger better
event next year for our 50th OSR. So make
one from the local cheerleaders, high school sure to save the dates and make plans for
marching band, churches, horse clubs, area August 5 – 6, 2011, next summer.
BY ANNA SWEAT
While the Hill Country’s reputation for Texas firsts continues to grow, for
example, first vineyard, first olive orchard, etc., one ranch appeals to tourists
not through the new attractions it promises, but through the old. Enchanted
Springs Ranch in Boerne resurrects the Old West in all its three-dimensional grit
and glory for visitors every week – with a twist. Situated on 86 acres of working
ranchland, Enchanted Springs is no run-of-the-mill dude ranch. While other
area ranches offer modern-day rodeos and roundups, Enchanted Springs takes
you back in time to a scene straight out of the Wild West, with 60 fully erected
frontier style buildings, a pistol-packing show to rival Annie Oakley, chuck
wagon dinners and an exotic animal park.
“Retirement just didn’t work out for me,” says owner Steve Schmidt, one half of
the marriage and partnership that are responsible for this 2008 Oprah Winfrey
“Wacky Family Attractions” top pick, rated just below Legoland. Schmidt built
the entire park himself, beginning over eight years ago after retiring from a
long and varied career path. Tinkering around on the ranch and motivated by
a life-long draw to all things cowboy which began in childhood, Steve built
the first few buildings on a whim. Encouraged by the reactions of friends and
family, what began as a hobby quickly turned to an obsession and Schmidt just
kept on building. The ranch now proudly boasts over 60 buildings or facades,
some of which open into a large dance hall.
Steve isn’t the only inspirational marvel at Enchanted Springs though. Pistol
Packin’ Paula is the ranch’s main attraction and she’ll be there whenever you
visit the ranch. Paula is a two-time World Champion pistol twirler and is the
only woman to achieve that status, as well as the only professional female pistol
twirler. Paula performs several times a week after the chuck wagon dinner with
her trick horse, aweing the crowds with her twirling and shooting abilities. In
addition, the ranch’s own trick miniature horse performs, and kids compete in a
‘Pony Express Obstacle Course’ while adults are arrested nightly for mock war-
rants written by friends and family. “It’s all very humorous and silly,” Steve says
of the arrests and warrants.
Far left: Steve and Vicki Schmidt stand outside the Saloon with
Pistol Packin’ Paula. Top right and Left: Paula performs.
Photos by Donna Browne.
Calendar
4pm-8pm. Johnson City art galleries and
to World Energy Problems “Best Kept Secret East of Santa Fe.” Second
Saturday in Boerne is composed of an
eclectic collection of galleries and “other
May 27-July 11
KERRVILLE
Southwest Gourd Fine Art Show
walls” featuring an evolving array of art Tues.-Sat. 10am-4pm, Sun. 1pm-4pm. Kerr
in all media. Enjoy complimentary wine Arts and Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett.
July 10 – Dripping Springs – Wesley also be present to promote and share their and hors d’oeuvres as you make the A juried exhibit featuring many of the best
Gallery show, “Wind, Water and Light”, special understanding of one of the oldest tour around town. Make Boerne your gourd artists in America. Reception and
explores local solutions to our world energy forms of water conservation, rainwater Hill Country Art Destination and plan on awards, May 29, 1pm-3pm. Free admission.
challenges, Saturday 10 am—5 pm at the catch. spending the weekend with us. Great food, 830-895-2911. kacckerrville.com
Gallery: 27008 Ranch Rd. 12 South. Texas Representative Patrick Rose and drink, shopping and the gorgeous natural
Sit under a solar umbrella while you Hays County Commissioner Karen Ford will beauty of the Hill Country. Gallery and LLANO
admire magnificent sculpture and brightly discuss policy issues. “other wall” participants include Carriage May 1-September 17
painted rain barrels. Learn about nearby Future availability of energy resources House Gallery, COSAS, Ewe & Eye, Dodging Calling Artists for Downtown Llano
wind and geothermal projects, browse is a major challenge for humankind. We Duck Brewhaus, Garden Path Gallery, Starving Artist Sale and Show
through drought resistant plant specimens, are at the center of the changes that must Highland House Gallery, Majestic Ranch Arts Calling all artists for the third annual sale
and then talk with a green builder about be made, but when, how, and at what Foundation, and Smilovici’s Galleria. Visit and show. Show is semi-juried. Space is $10;
putting it all together. cost? These displays and conversations website for featured events. 830-249-1500. no fee to the public. Robin Chiesa, 325-247-
Inside the Gallery, over a hundred are designed to answer questions about secondsaturdayartandwine.com 4963. circleartgallery.com
compact fluorescent bulbs powered by a currently available solutions, to educate,
solar roof array will light additional artworks inspire and incite action. COPPERAS COVE May 17-January 1
and business displays from Lighthouse Solar, July 2, August 6 Llano Trail of the Deer Community Art
For additional information and map,
First Friday Art After Dark Project
Xanadu Nursery, The Maroney Company, visit www.wesleygallery.com, email Frames & Things, 216 Cove Terrace. Held on Life-sized, artistically rendered deer will be
Hill Country Ecopower and Sherwin Williams art@wesleygallery.com, or call 888-224- the first Friday monthly. Different local artist on display all about the Llano area. Robin
Paints. The Rainwater Revival Group will 3644. featured at each event. Complimentary wine Chiesa, 325-247-4963. circleartgallery.com
& cheese. 254-547-8448.
FREDERICKSBURG
June 26-August 15
“Gardens - Real & Imagined” Art Show
NEW BRAUNFELS
August 2-30
“Different Strokes” Art Show
10am-5pm. Several well-known women
artists who have painted and critiqued
10am-4pm. 308 E. Austin St. An annual together for many years invite one and
Wind, Water & Light Show art exhibition featuring new work by the
members of the Fredericksburg Art Guild.
all to their show and reception at the
New Braunfels Art League Gallery, 239
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primarily in watermedia. 830-629-8022.
July 2, August 6 newbraunfelsartleague.com
First Friday Art Walk Fredericksburg
A tradition in Fredericksburg, with galleries ROCKPORT
open until 8:00pm. Fredericksburg’s July 3-4
art galleries will be focusing on some Rockport Art Festival
FINE ART• UNIQUE GIFTS • CUSTOM FRAMING aspect of exhibiting artists’ works, Sat., 10am-6pm. Sun., 10am-5pm. Rockport
27008 RANCH RD 12, DRIPPING SPRINGS, HALF MILE SOUTH OF HWY 290 W which may include painting and fine Festival Grounds, across from Little Bay. Join
craft demonstrations, casual art talks, us on the bay, under the tents. Over 120
BY ERNIE ALTGELT memoration will fall on Saturday, July 24 and, with generous dollops of homemade gravy. Minister) , Bill Picket (posthumously, a steer
fortunately for denim-clad devotees in the Gallons of fresh-brewed coffee complete this dogger well known for biting the lip while
America loves its cowboys. Those ruggedly Texas Hill Country and beyond, no community very satisfying, and sustaining, morning repast. doggen a steer) and Don and Judy Hicks (own-
independent, straight shooters who can ride, (anywhere) has planned a bigger, better or When the courthouse clock strikes 9:00 a.m. ers of the Mayan Dude Ranch the first State of
rope, throw and tie (and never tell a lie) have more appropriate tribute than the Lone Star (and lasting until 4:00 p.m.) Bandera’s NDAC Texas ranch to begin a successful marketing
been publicly celebrated in countless ways State’s (aptly named) “Cowboy Capital of the salute continues with a rip-roaring bang as the campaign in Europe in the 1960’s that help
since the cattle culture of the Old West first World,” Bandera. Just to be sure, they plan a shade-dappled lawn plays host to an exciting change the tourism industry for Texas).
thundered across the prairies. In paintings kick-off Ranch Rodeo on Friday evening begin- variety of cow town characters guaranteed At 7:00 p.m. the NDAC action shifts to spa-
and on film, in histories and novels alike, and ning at 7:00 p.m. at Mansfield Park. to entertain and amaze one and all. Visitors cious Mansfield Park on Highway 16 just north
especially at rodeos and other daring demon- Come Saturday morning, like any busy “Day” will delight to myriad trick ropers, storytell- of downtown. Finally, as the perfect grand
strations, these (past and present) hard riders (and Bandera’s NDAC will be busy), it’s best to ers, musicians, gunfighters (shooting blanks), finale befitting of this very special cowboy
of the round up still generate awe and admira- get started with a hearty breakfast. With that leather carvers, mounted riders, blacksmiths, commemoration, the day’s activities will
tion for their remarkable skills and abilities in mind, early attendees are encouraged to and even roaming longhorns – all seemingly conclude at the park’s arena with a genuine,
and, perhaps even more importantly, for their follow the beckoning aromas from an open right out of the 1880s. Additional activities bronco-busting, team-roping, “Frontier Times
many contributions to America’s rough and cooking fire to the spacious Bandera County scheduled include the always-popular stick- Ranch Rodeo” – a qualifier for the “South Texas
tumble evolution. As a symbol of national ap- Courthouse lawn (centrally located on the horse races, cow chip tossing and a children’s Ranch Rodeo” finals. If you have never seen a
preciation, in 2005, President George W. Bush town’s iconic Main Street). Beginning at 8:00 cowboy dress-up area. On hand and acces- “ranch rodeo” you are in for a treat. Cowboys
and the United States Congress authorized a.m. (and for a modest $5.00 a head), a chuck sible throughout the festivities will be many of enter in teams of 5 and each team competes
that the fourth Saturday in July be officially wagon will begin serving that perennial cow Bandera’s own world-class, champion rodeo in ranch style skills like roping, branding, wild
designated “The National Day of the American camp favorite – warm, moist and extremely cowboys. cow milking, bronc saddling, team roping and
Cowboy.” In 2010, this very special com- flavorful Dutch oven-baked biscuits ladled For many, the highlight of the occasion more. The multi-event, top-hand competition
will be the Western arts and crafts “General begins at 7:00 p.m. and promises to be quite a
Store Market.” Savvy shoppers will delight to show, so don’t be late. There is a $10.00 admis-
the works of more than 25 talented artisans sion fee for adults, $6.00 for children six- to 12-
displaying their wares and creations. Countless years-old and free to cowpokes five and under.
decorative, practical or “just plain fun” hand- For additional information about Bandera’s
crafted, Western-themed items (priced for all “National Day of the American Cowboy”
budgets) will be available for purchase. Then, celebration on Friday July 23rd and Saturday,
at high noon, true cowboy aficionados will July 24th , including the purchase of advanced
want to gather to witness the 2010 inaugural tickets to the rodeo, visit the museum’s Web
inductions into the museum’s Texas Heroes site at: www.frontiertimesmuseum.com.
Hall of Honor. During this stirring ceremony, six Interested parties can also call (830) 796-4447.
notable individuals will be recognized (some Proceeds benefit the Frontier Times Museum, a
posthumously) for their personal accomplish- non-profit organization. There are no admis-
ments in bettering their home state of Texas. sion fees to the courthouse areas and parking
This year inductees include the likes of Red is free at all events. Personal lawn chairs are
Steagall (cowboy poet), Buck Taylor (artist and welcome at the courthouse and park.
actor), Polly Carpio Rodrigues (posthumously,
a Texas Ranger, Indian Fighter and Methodist
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events calendar
Open to individual artists and craftsmen
presenting original works and to farmers
July 23
Old Fashioned Jam Session
BOERNE
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays selling produce. 830-796-4447. 6:30pm. Silver Sage Corral, 803 Buck Creek Dr. Saturdays
Albert Ice House banderabusinessassociation.com Come to jam, dance, or just listen to the music! Guided Tour of Honey Creek
Albert, TX. New Spring and Summer hours. Bring a dish for the pot luck and help yourself State Natural Area
Come out to Albert and enjoy live music every July 3 to a plate. Whether just getting started or 9am. Guadalupe River State Park, 3350 Park
weekend. Pickers circle every Saturday. For 4th of July Pet Parade if you are a seasoned musician, have fun Road 31. The Saturday morning walking tour
more information go to our web site www. Sponsored by Cowboy Capital Pet Assistance joining in on the extemporaneous-style of an of Honey Creek. Call in advance to confirm
alberttexas.com or call 512-663-2848. League at Bandera City Park at 10am. All pets evening jam session. 4th Friday Jam Night held that the tour will be given on the particular
from horses to turtles to dogs, birds, cats, monthly, January through October. Saturday you wish to visit. Honey Creek
BANDERA etc. are welcome. Registration begins at 9am; 830-796-4969. silversagecorral.org State Natural Area is 2293.7 acres located in
judging at 9:30am. Pet treats provided. Human western Comal County, approximately 30 miles
Saturdays refreshments available for sale. Free. July 23-24 north of downtown San Antonio. Suggested
Cowboys on Main National Day of the American Cowboy donation is $2 per person for persons 13
1pm-4pm. Western display in front of Bandera July 7, August 4 Frontier Times Museum, 510 13th St. Starts Fri. years and older or $5 per family. Friends of
County Courthouse, 500 Main Street, and Summer Wellness Series with a ranch rodeo. Sat. morning begins with Guadalupe River or Honey Creek are free.
strolling musicians on Bandera’s Main Street. 7:30pm. Silver Sage Corral, 803 Buck Creek. a cowboy breakfast on the Courthouse lawn, 830-438-2656. tpwd.state.tx.us/honey_creek
Sponsored by the Frontier Times Museum’s Put an end to constant dieting and lose followed by a western arts and craft show
Living History Project. No admission. weight for good. Attend this free, informative with entertainment. The induction of the 2010 Saturdays, ending November 13
banderacowboycapital.com workshop aimed to teach you to understand honorees into the Frontier Times Museum’s Boerne Farmers’ Market
your relationship with food and what that tells Heroes of Honor will take place at noon. Bring 2pm-6pm. Veterans Plaza, 102 City Park Rd. A
Fridays you about your life in general. Learn to make your own chairs for lawn activities. Ranch variety of seasonal fruits and veggies, canned
Rodeo at Twin Elm Guest Ranch practical, simple changes in the way you eat Rodeo follows in the evening on Saturday. items, jellies, pickles, local olive & olive oil soap,
8pm every Fri. 810 FM 470. 830-796-3628. that will make you look and feel your best! 830-796-4447. frontiertimesmuseum.org granola, fresh baked breads, grass fed beef,
twinelmranch.net Facilitated by Leah Lund, Certified Holistic pastered chickens, local honey, nuts, farm fresh
Health Counselor. Part 2, July 7, Wise Wellness: BLANCO eggs, flowers, herbs & plants. 830-249-9511.
July 3, August 7 A Woman’s Guide. Park 3, August 4, A Mom’s
Bandera Market Days Guide to Providing Healthy Meals. RSVP: Thursdays
July 2, August 6
On the courthouse lawn, 500 Main Street. LeahLLund@gmail.com. onewholehealth.com Romper Rangers
Cascade Flashlight Tour
Sponsored by Bandera Business Association. 10am-11:30am. Blanco State Park, Park Road
Cascade Caverns, 226 Cascade Caverns Road.
23. Early exposure to and good experiences in
On the first Friday of every month we’ll have an
nature are key to a child’s future relationship
extended nighttime tour using only flashlights
and stewardship of our natural resources. This
to explore the Cave and its many inhabitants.
class is a relaxed and inviting experience for
The one-hour tour includes a Cascade Caverns
parents and young children (age 1-5) to enjoy
LED flashlight that’s yours to keep. Come
nature together (no more than three children
over and see what changes are being made
per adult please). Activities will include walks,
and planned at the park. Meet our new and
meeting plant and animal friends and hearing
experienced staff and owners. We’ll have
stories. Parents will remain with children for
music, food, and demonstrations. The cost is
entire class and should dress themselves and
$24.95 per adult and $19.95 for teens 12-17
their child for outside activities. Check at Park
years old. Must be 12 or older to attend and
Headquarters for directions to class location.
teens must be accompanied by a parent or
830-833-4333. tpwd.state.tx.us/blanco
guardian. We require a $10 deposit per person
via cash/check or credit card to hold your
July 17
place. Call 830-755-8080 to reserve your spot
Blanco Market Days
in one of two tours starting at 7:30pm and
9am-4pm. Old Blanco County Courthouse
8:00pm. Be sure to arrive at least 15 minutes
Square, 310 Main St. Market Day is held
beforehand. 830-755-8080.
the 3rd Saturday of the month March
cascadecaverns.com
through December. Free. 830-833-2211,
oldblanco@moment.net. historicblanco.org
www.hillcountrycurrent.com
BRIGGS
presents
on by The Boerne Volunteer Fire Department.
830-249-7277. July 31
Summer Splash
Mystery Motorcycle, Car, Truck
July 6, 20 Ride for the Children
Abendkonzerte Oakalla VFD, 29111 Fm 963. Mystery Ride to
7:30pm. Bring your lawn chairs, blankets and benefit Santa’s Helpers. This is a Christmas Run
coolers to Main Plaza to oompah to the beat of in the Summer--all donations will go to the
July 17
stagebulverde.org
BURNET
9:30 pm
Summer Scene Concert in the Park
8pm. Main Plaza. Featuring Burnevik vega. Fridays
Go Fishing With A Ranger
Free Inflatable WATERPARK 3 pm - 6pm
July 30
Movie in the Park
5pm-6pm. Inks Lake State Park, 3630 Park Road
4 West. After a brief safety and basic fishing Sand Art & Activities, Kids Painting Area
Sundown. “Christmas in July!” Featuring The skill instruction, children will get a chance to
Polar Express, and see it snow on the Main
Plaza.
go fishing with a Park Ranger and a Master
Naturalist. This is a catch and release program FOOD * FROZEN DRINKS * FUN
that introduces fishing to our youngsters.
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