Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
Thanks to the Highland Lakes area’s climate and geography, you can explore the bouquet and flavors of several wineries in this part of the Texas Hill Country. The area’s wine tourism is booming, trailing only Rogue Valley, Oregon and West Read more…
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Fiesta JAM, the Highland Lakes area singer-songwriter festival attracts seasoned and aspiring songwriters as well as people that just love good music. The annual festival, with over a decade under its belt, offers a meet-up, song swap, and seminars for Read more…
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Have your camera ready for the Llano River Pumpkin Float. The event is a treat for the eyes as the lighted pumpkins dance and glow against a dark, sparkling Llano River at dusk. 2026 marks ten years of the Pumpkin Read more…
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Whether you are looking to explore the Highland Lakes bar scene, toast a special occasion, or grab a drink with friends, we’ve got you covered. Check out our round up of nearly two dozen establishments serving brews and cocktails across Read more…
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Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge located near Marble Falls is 28,000 acres of pristine Texas hill country. The refuge hosts an annual open house of sorts to introduce people to the wildlife refuge and educate them on its mission. Refuge Read more…
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Journey back in time to the 1800s during Fort Croghan Day, October 10, 2026, hosted by Fort Croghan Grounds and Museum. The historical site in Burnet annually opens its gates to visitors for a taste of what life was like Read more…
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Downtown Marble Falls hums during Music on Main’s fall 2026 season, which runs from Sept. 17 through Nov. 15. Expect a variety of genres, including country, Americana, rock, blues, and soul. The performances take place in the Old Oak Square Read more…
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Hill Country Community Theatre opens Season 41 with the Tony Award-winning musical comedy A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder on September 25. The show runs weekends at the Cottonwood Shores theater through October 11. The story unfolds in Edwardian Read more…
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The quirky little festival originally designed to put the tiny Texas town of Oatmeal back on the map keeps rolling on. Nearly five decades ago it came to the attention of a resident in the Oatmeal community that his beloved Read more…
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