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A New Beautiful Shopping in Wimberley Visitor Center Market Days Cultural District Bent Tree Art Gallery
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The cover photo was taken by Robert Anschutz. The 2016 Spring Summer Guide to Wimberley is a special publication of the Wimberley View produced in conjunction with the Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerece. Wimberley View: (512) 847-2202 Chamber: (512) 847-2201
THINGS TO DO >> RIPARIAN EFFORTS
A new kind of
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Wimberley is nicknamed “A Little Bit of Heaven” for a reason. It may just be a small Texas town of around 2,500 residents, but it has some of the most beautiful landscape this great state has to offer. The rolling hills of the Hill Country create a valley that is home to one main creek, Cypress Creek, but there are at least half a dozen others lodged among the hills. Those creeks flow into the Blanco River, which is one of the cleanest flowing rivers that can be found. But, come last May, that river turned into a tidal wave that rose to around 45 feet in height. In its wake, many of Wimberley’s beautiful cypress trees were ripped from the roots or snapped in half. The loss of an estimated 15,000 trees is heartbreaking to the community. But through tragedy comes triumph, and Wimberley is working towards that eventuality. Wimberley is a strong town that has grown even stronger in the wake of the flood. As people look to the river and grieve what once was, they are beginning to see the new beauty that is in front of them. “Nature is nothing but change and some of the changes are difficult to deal with,” local photographer Clay E. Ewing said. “But the result is still nature, still natural and still beautiful. That is how I look at the river.” There are areas of town like River Road where you can still see the downed trees as the clean up and restoration process continues. It is through this lens that that the destruction can give perspective to the beauty. “At this point, I’m looking through the initial stages of clean up where they are harvesting the trees,” Ewing said. “Even though you are shooting though the remains of the downed trees, the river is just beautiful. The sun still shines off the river and the water is still flowing. I know it’s changed, but still it is just so beautiful.” But at the same time, there is more to the trees along the river than just beauty. They also serve a purpose. There has already been one organization, RETREET, which came to town and begin replanting trees. Another, TreeFolk, is making plans to do the same. Both of these groups helped replant the piney forest of Bastrop after the devastating forest fires. “A fully functioning riparian forest is critical for filtering storm water, slowing flood waters, shading the river, providing habitat for local wildlife, and beauty for Hays County residents that live along the river,” Thais Perkins, executive director of TreeFolk, said. “Removal of that forest meant all those functions were removed along with it. If we respond quickly, we can speed up the recovery of the forest to restore a healthy river and to reduce future flooding and damage to property.” As Wimberley works to restore the beauty of old, it’s important to realize the balance that is life along the river. The flood is one of nature’s ways of cleaning and changing what once was into what it will become. The river may look different, but it is still as beautiful as it ever was.
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THINGS TO DO >> WIMBERLEY SQUARE
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In order to enjoy what Wimberley is all about, all that is needed is an afternoon stroll through the Square. Many times that stroll in the afternoon turns into an evening stroll, because it takes time to enjoy the ambiance of small shops and small town life. For generations the square has been the center of town. Winter’s Mill, which was the founding business of Wimberley, was a stone’s throw from the Square, which grew due to the mill. Pleasant Wimberley bought the mill, and the rest is history. A trading post at the Square’s location has been documented back to the 1870s. The current shopkeepers offer all types of wares, with everything. From silver jewelry to flavored popcorn and art of all types, including one of a kind folk art and of noted Hill Country artists. Many art galleries are all within walking distance. Kiss the Cook offers one-of-a kind cooking gadgets and books for anyone who likes to cook, Taste Buds has gourmet sauces and wines to be tasted, and the boutiques like Wall Street Western, Dove Tails and Gracious Ladies are not to be missed. There are shops that feature décor and other things for the home such as Blue Willow, Rancho Deluxe, River House and the Santa Fe Connection. When you work up an appetite, there’s the Wimberley Café featuring good old time meals with daily specials, Marco’s Italian Restaurant, Inoz’s Brew and Chew featuring craft beers, and Cypress Creek Café, which has not only great American food, but also live bands on the weekends. After eating, dessert or a good cup of coffee is nice. Sip on the Square offers coffee just the way you like it. Amy’s Ice Cream is right around the corner and Papa Hoo’s Popcorn has flavors and colors that make popcorn a real treat or Wooden Spoon with excellent frozen yogurt. At the end of the day, there are also accommodations that are available right on the Square to complete your stay in Wimberley, such as The Square Inn or Wimberley Log Home Motel or Cottage on the Square. “I can’t think of a better place to shop for myself, my family or my friends,” Cathy Moreman, Executive Director of the Wimberley Chamber of Commerce, said. “It’s an experience – not just a shopping expedition.”
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THINGS TO DO >> WIMBERLEY SHOPPING
Shop WIMBERLEY
There is plenty of shopping to be done in Wimberley both on and off the Square. In fact, there are dozens of shops just a few steps away. Ranch Road 12 South Some of the best shopping in town is actually located on Ranch Road 12 just south of the Square (businesses can be seen to the right). There is the wine shop, Taste Buds, and Pitzer’s Fine Art nearest to the Square. As you walk towards the bridge over the Blanco River you pass by another of Wimberley’s artistic venues in the Wildflower Art Gallery. On the left hand side of the road, there are shops like Santa Fe Connection, Chulitas, offering women’s fashion, and the Herb Room. If you are interested in boots or a “Hill Country Chic” styled clothing, stop in at the Wild West Store or Dove Tails. There is even Shop the Tree House for furniture, gifts and décor or the best scrapbook store in Central Texas at Sassy Scrappers. No matter what you are looking for, a quick stroll down Ranch Road 12 from the Wimberley Square is sure to have it. The Quarter Just below the Wimberley Square towards Cypress Creek is an area called The Quarter, which is filled with unique and eclectic shops. With a green area right along Cypress Creek, it is a perfect spot to take in the views while enjoying shops like Rancho Deluxe, which has a variety of decorative rustic, ranch and folk art, or On a Branch, which offers lifestyle boutiques and specializes in women’s fashion, among many other shops. Old Kyle Road On the other side of the Square, there is Old Kyle Road and the Lumberyard Retail Center. The Lumberyard, which actually used to serve as Wimberley’s old lumber mill, houses multiple shopping locations like Annie James Boutique and further down the road on the way to Blue Hole Natural Park, you can find the Wimberley Player’s theater, The Playhouse.
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River Road Head north from the Wimberley Square and find River Road at the first stoplight. A short distance down will give you a chance to see two of Wimberley’s best resale shops. The first, on your right, is the Village Thrift Store. The proceeds from the store go back to five local charities. A little further down is Rescued Relics, which offers vintage and antique shopping. North of Wimberley Heading further up Ranch Road 12 and you are certain to see Ace Hardware. Don’t be fooled by the name, Wimberley’s Ace is more than just a hardware store. Besides having the best tea in town, Ace has a wide variety of unique gifts. There is also more shopping to be done by heading down FM 2325 with one-of-a-kind stories like Eagle Mountain Flag, which is now most known for creating the famous ‘Wimberley Strong’ flag that can be seen at nearly every business in town.
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Shopping list Arts and Crafts Ply! Yarn, Art & Handwovens 14015 Ranch Road 12, Suite 4 (512) 406-1719 www.ply-yarn.com Sassy Scrappers 13600 RR 12 Ste A (512) 847-0909 www.sassyscrappers.com Senior Citizens Craft Shop of Wimberley 116 Wimberley Square (512) 847-3913 Wimberley Stitch Studio 490 FM 2325 (512) 808-0490 www.wimberleystitchstudio. com Car Dealerships À vwÌ À` iÀVÕÀÞ -> Marcos 1305 IH 35 S. San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 353-3673 Florists Wimberley Flower Shop / Wow Factor Design Wedding Service Provider 14201 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-7673 ÜÜÜ°Ü LiÀ iÞy ÜiÀÃ «° com Furniture Maker Gary Weeks & Co. Furniture Makers 112 W. Spoke Hill Dr. (512) 847-3187 www.garyweeks.com Grocery and Convenience Stores Brookshire Brothers 14100 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2296 www.BrookshireBrothers.com H-E-B 14501 Ranch Road 12 (512) 842-3700 www.heb.com Twice The Ice 419 FM 2325 (979) 220-0962 www.facebook.com/twicetheicewimberley Wimberley QuickMart 321 Ranch Road 2325 (512) 847-8521
Hardware Stores and Garden Centers Canyon Lake Ace Hardware 1150 FM 2673 Canyon Lake, TX 78133 (210) 964-2797 www.canyonlakeace.com Cragg’s Do It Best Lumber and Home Center 16965 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-5232 King Feed & Hardware, Inc 14210 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2618 1HƂEG 5WRRNKGU Gateway Business Products 205C W. San Antonio St. San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 396-5855 Retail Stores Annie James Boutique 111 Old Kyle Rd. Ste. 104 (512) 847-7900 Alkaline Water Tree Store 14201 Ranch Road 12, Suite 1 (512) 387-1001 www.thewatertreestore.com Aunt Jenny’s Attic 310 Wimberley Square (512) 847-6189 www.wimberley.org Billie Lorraine Jewelry 14015 Ranch Road 12, Unit 2B (512) 589-7287 www.billielorraine.com Blink Optical Boutique 111 Old Kyle Rd #112 (512) 847-0123 www.blinkopticalboutique.com Broken Arrow Rock Shop 13904 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2282 Cedar Chest 13915 RR12 (512) 847-1100 www.cedar-chest.com Chulita’s 13710 Ranch Road 12 (512) 940-6514 Circa Soap Apothecary 14015 Ranch Road 12, Ste.14 (512) 847-1095 www.circasoapapothecary.com Cottage on the Square 14000 Ranch Road 12, Suite C (832) 597-2689 www.wimberleycottageonthesquare.com
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Dovetails of Wimberley 13701 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-1263 www.dovetailsofwimberley.com
River House 104 Wimberley Square (512) 847-7009 www.riverhousewimberley.com
D’s Roastery 14201 Ranch Road 12 #1 (512) 648-0595 www.dsroastery.com
Eagle Mountain Flag & Flagpole Co. 333 FM 2325 (512) 847-0010 ÜÜÜ° y>}°V
Rustic Design Imports 111 Old Kyle Rd. (512) 847-2221 www.rusticdesign.biz
Hill Country Spirits 1 Brookmeadow Dr. (512) 722-3837
Freedom Defense Tactical 950 FM 2325, Suite B (512) 722-3759 www.fdtactical.com Gracious Ladies 101 Old Kyle Road (512) 557-7415 www.graciousladiesliving.com Herbal Bliss (571) 969-4372 www.herbalbliss.com Imagine 13911 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2022 www.imaginefairtrade.com Imagination Plus 12111 Ranch Road 12 #110 (512) 216-4793 www.imaginationplus.biz Jean’s Antique Mall 11552 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-3305 Kiss The Cook Kitchen Shop 201 Wimberley Square (512) 847-1553 www.kissthecooktx.com Life: Inspired 14011 Ranch Road 12 (512) 722-3818 LT Custom Framing & Creations 715 FM 2325 (512) 847-1666 www.ltcustomframing.com Made in the Shade 13701 RR12 (512) 847-8970 On A Branch 14015 Ranch Rd 12, #9 (512) 722-3668 www.onabranch.com Passion Parties by Josie (512) 557-8005 www.herbedroomsecrets.com Pickle Street Boutique 13900 RR 12, Suite A (512) 731-8387 www.facebook.com/picklestreet boutique Quality Floors & More 12111 Ranch Road 12, Ste 101 (512) 722-3389 ÜÜÜ°µÕ> ÌÞy ÀÃÜ LiÀ iÞ° com
Sam’s Club 1350 Leah Ave San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-1963
Taste Buds Market 13904 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-7771 www.txtastebuds.com
Santa Fe Connection 13900 RR 12 (512) 847-2721 www.santafe-connection.com
Texas Hill Country Olive Co 2530 W. Fitzhugh Rd. Dripping Springs, Tx 78620 (512) 607-6512 www.texashillcountryoliveco. com
Shop the Tree House 13615 RR 12 (512) 722-3315 www.facebook.com/shopthetreehouse
Yaupon Mercantile LLC (979) 417-4646 www.texasyaupontea.com
SKINourishment, Inc. 13710 RR12 (512) 847-2579 www.climbonproducts.com Star Antique 301 River Road (512) 847-9970 www.starantique.com The Herb Room 13710 Ranch Road 12 #3 (512) 847-2375 www.theherbroom.com The Hog Pound, LLC 13710 Ranch Road 12 # 4 (512) 847-3444 www.thehogpound.com The Old Mill Store 314A Wimberley Square (512) 847-3068 www.oldmillstore.com Under One Roof 106 Wimberley Square (512) 847-1259 www.uoroof.com Wall Street Western 14012 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-1818 www.wallstreetwestern.com Wild West Store 13709 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-1219 www.wildweststore.com Wimberley Ace Hardware 14307 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2356 www.wimberleyace.com Specialty Food/Drinks and Gift Stores Cackleberry Mercantile 13500 Ranch Road 12 Ste. A (512) 560-3809 www.CackleberryMercantile. com
Thrift and Consignment Stores Marrero Consignment & Resale “Yesterday Treasures” 9595 Ranch Road 12 (512) 722-3892 facebook:marrero consignment & resale Senior Citizens Thrift Store 14050 RR 12 (512) 847-3184 The Village Store A Community Thrift Shop 300 River Road (512) 847-5400 Treasures on Twelve 13620 Ranch Road 12, Bldg. A (512) 847-3858 www.wimberleywagrescue.org
THINGS TO DO >> VISITORS CENTER
DROP BY THE VISITOR CENTER Once you’ve found Wimberley, you’ll understand why it’s called “a little bit of heaven.� There are no major highways running through town and being far away from the hustle and bustle of the big city is one of the reasons people love it here. Although Wimberley is very accessible to Austin and San Antonio, and only three hours from Houston, it’s tucked away in the rolling hills of the beautiful Texas hill country. Cross the Blanco River and the beautiful Cypress Creek and you’ll understand that you have escaped for a while – or for a lifetime. If you’re a first-timer or a life-timer, you are always  invited to a warm welcome at the Wimberley Valley Visitor Center where generous and Texas-friendly volunteers will greet you with a smile. A wealth of information on places to see, things to do, where to eat and where to stay is available at the center. Drop by, rest in our beautiful art-filled lobby and chat with those who love to share their love of Wimberley. The Visitor Center, located conveniently at 14100 Ranch Road 12,  is open Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Sundays 1 to 4 p.m. The center is also home to the Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce.  Call us at (512) 847-2201 and visit www. wimberley.org for more information.
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THINGS TO DO >> MARKET DAYS
Market DAYS 2016 On the first Saturday of March through December, Lions Field on FM2325, and really all of Wimberley, comes alive because of Market Days, one of the largest and oldest outdoor markets in the state. The tradition is carried on from a time when the area was the “Old West.� People would come from surrounding ranches and buy, sell and trade articles of all types. In 1971, the market moved to Lions Field and first Saturdays in Wimberley would never be the same. The fun and excitement that was generated by going to the market was finally realized once you hit Wimberley. Actually seeing what was for sale, as all type of things would be available at the market, was a thrill. That still holds true today. All types of articles are offered, from soaps to neon, crafts to art, all from more than 475 vendors from across the state and beyond. Shopping can also work up an appetite, so there are plenty of food stands placed around the market featuring burgers, tacos, corndogs, popcorn, hot dogs, hamburgers and some of the best BBQ around. If you’re thirsty, there are plenty of places to quench your thirst, with beer and wine stands stationed for convenience. Market Days is run by the Wimberley Lions Club and helps local organizations like Crisis Bread Basket, Meals on Wheels, the Wimberley Fire Department, EMS, and many more. Dollars are also poured into local scholarship funds. Over 200 Lions Club members are available if you have any questions. They can also help arrange to get your new treasure to your car. “Wimberley Market Days is a fun place for me to work with my fellow Wimberley Lions and a great, centrally located, shopping experience for our visitors. I have been cutting brisket in barbecue for 20 years now and always look forward to the next Market Day!� John Estepp, 1st Vice President of the Lions Club, said. But the profit the Lions Club generates is poured back into the community. If you are in the area the first Saturday of the month, Market Days is not to be missed. It is just a couple of blocks down the street from HEB on FM2325. More information can be found at www.shopmarketdays.com.
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THINGS TO DO >> CULTURAL DISTRICT
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For decades, if not longer, Wimberley has been known as a haven for artists. Maybe it’s the hill country. Maybe it’s the trees. Maybe it’s the rivers and creeks that run through town, but anyone who has lived here will tell you it has an eclectic vibe. In 2015, Wimberley was designated a “Cultural District” by the Texas Commission on the Arts, and, while it took a bit of work, nobody was surprised. In Wimberley, there are 15 art galleries – and that is just surrounding the Wimberley Square – to go along with an enormous amount of live and performing arts. There are two local theatres in EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens and the Wimberley Players, both of which are consistently award winning. The Wimberley Players, which has been in Wimberley for 37 years. Beyond the incredible live theater, Wimberley’s artists keep shining. The Starlight Symphony Orchestra started in Wimberley in 2002, and while it has grown to encompass much of the surrounding community, the people of Wimberley consider them home grown. The same can be said for live performances like the Wimberley Community Chorus, the Hill Country Jazz Band and the Hill Country 16 || 2016 SPRING & SUMMER GUIDE TO WIMBERLEY
Community Band. There are also two live music venues, Cypress Creek Café and Ino’z Brew and Chew, within the district. One thing is for sure, Wimberley may be a small town, but it is not short on culture. Wimberley is actually the smallest Cultural District in the state of Texas. Only 27 places have been labeled a Cultural District, and many of them are from much larger cities. “There are many places that have applied and were denied,” Cathy Moreman, board member of the Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance, said. “It is rather competitive, and it’s becoming more competitive now. Wimberley is the smallest of the cultural districts. We are in with districts in Austin, San Antonio, Houston and Dallas, so it is unique that Wimberley is included in that realm.” The official designation by the state as a Cultural District is a new source of pride for the community, but it appears it will also be a boon to the local economy. Now that Wimberley has the designation, it will be promoted by the state of Texas as a Cultural District along with the other cities. It gives a legitimacy to the city’s cultural qualities. “Artists who are working and living here, are going to be able to sell their work easier,”
Moreman said. “The galleries will be more successful. People from all over will find Wimberley based on that designation. The idea is that this community will continue to grow the arts. When people go to towns to enjoy the arts, they tend to spend more money to stay and eat and shop – and buy art.” There is another added benefit. Non-profits within the cultural district, which essentially is the area within walking distance of the Wimberley Square, are able to apply for grant funding. Thanks to the designation, the Wimberley Players recently qualified for a $20,000 matching grant to help build an outdoor stage and public garden in front of the theater. “We are thrilled to be a part of the Cultural District, and to have the opportunity to apply for this,” Julie Ray, with the Wimberley Players, said. “We are also thrilled to have the support of the Texas Commission on the Arts.” Over time, way-finding signage could also be a potential addition via grants. “This designation is recognition for Wimberley as a place for people to come, visit and enjoy the culture, history and art of our town,” Moreman said.
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THINGS TO DO >> ART GALLERIES
Bent Tree ART GALLERY “Artists need to be inspired,” Stan Allen, owner of Bent Tree Gallery on the Wimberley Square, said. “There is a beauty to Wimberley and a uniqueness to it.” Wimberley has long been a place for artists to gather. The beauty of the natural scenery may have been why some started flocking to Wimberley, but it is the local culture that has kept them coming. “I’ve had people ask me ‘Why are there so many artists in Wimberley?’” Allen said. “The answer is because there are so many artists in Wimberley. We are like birds of a feather. We flock together. Artists are very unusual in that they really support each other and they are happy for each other.” There are 15 art galleries in downtown Wimberley alone. The Wimberley Square is lined with them. Many of them show off the local talent. That has created a self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts. The more art galleries there are, the more people come to Wimberley to see them. The more people that come, the more galleries pop up. “I’m of the opinion that the more art galleries the better,” Allen said. “I could see us having another 10 without a problem what-so-ever. That is what brings people here. They know it’s an art destination, and it feeds on itself. We are getting artists from Austin and San Antonio and all over that want to show their art in Wimberley.” Besides the many out-of-town artists that want to be a part of the Wimberley scene, there are plenty of talented locals to showcase, and Bent Tree is a perfect example. The gallery is owned and run by the artists, most of them local. There are 14 artists featured at Bent Tree in a sort of co-op to share the space. “I think it represents the art of Wimberley,” Allen said. “We have a very diverse group of artists. We have watercolors and we have alcohol ink. I call mine photo-based digital art, which makes pictures look like paintings. We have traditional artists. Between the 14 of us it is pretty varied.” And with so many of those artists living in Wimberley, they tend to show off the local culture. “Just about every one of our artists will have something about Wimberley,” Allen said. “We are in Wimberley, because we are excited about the scenery and the feel. We try to capture it. The Hill Country has a great reputation, so it tends to give you a feel and a certain type of composition you are looking for.”
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BENT TREE FROM PAGE 18 Bent Tree Art Gallery has also started two of Wimberley’s most successful art-related events. On April 23 and 24, the Blue Hole Regional Park will be taken over by 75 artists that are both local and from throughout the United States for Arts Fest. The event started at Bent Tree until it grew big enough to move to the park. There is also a monthly event called the Second Saturday Gallery Trail held on the second Saturday of every month from 4 to 7 p.m. About a dozen local art galleries stay open, and many of them provide food and drinks. Bent Tree also has a live band that often sits out in the courtyard. “I think we represent a feeling of true artistic fun,” Allen said. “The Second Saturday Gallery Trail just has a feel too it. We have band here every second Saturday, and sometimes people are out dancing in the street. We have fun here.” Bent Tree Art Gallery is located at 105 Henson Road at the back of the Wimberley Square. They can be contacted at (512) 847-9438. To find out more about the art galleries of Wimberley, stop by the Wimberley Visitor’s Center at 14100 Ranch Road 12 next to Brookshire Brothers.
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Galleries Art On 12 13811 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-9030 www.arton12.com Bent Tree Gallery of Wimberley 101 Henson Rd. (512) 847-9438 www.BentTreeGallery.com Gallery On The Square 314B Wimberley Square (512) 847-9904 www.galleryonthesquare.com Grahamstock Glass 13801 Ranch Road 12, #201 (830) 660-8016 www.facebook.com/grahamstockglass Lilli Pell Studio 300 Caliche Road (512) 913-3270 www.lillipell.com
Linda Calvert Jacobson 7 `y ÜiÀ ƂÀÌ > iÀÞ 13801 RR12 #109, Old Towne Plaza (830) 730-7880 ÜÜÜ° `>ÃÜ `y ÜiÀðV Moon Dance Arts 314B Wimberley Square (512) 847-5274 www.moondancearts.com NP Glass 815 Sundown Trail Fischer, TX 78623 (830) 935-2620 www.npglass.com Pitzer’s Fine Arts 13909 Ranch Road 12 (512) 722-6032 www.pitzersart.com RexRay Chainsaw Carving 13710 Ranch Road 12, Suite D (210) 325-6783 www.holubecchainsawcarving. com
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Silo Glass by 2 Muses Fusing 7990 Ranch Road 12 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 444-6494
www.siloglass.com The Art Gallery 100 Oak Drive. Ste.200 (512) 847-7278
Art Organizations Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance P.O. Box 608 (512) 847-2201 www.wimberleyarts.org Wimberley Valley Art League P.O. Box 1652 (512) 826-4286 www.wimberleyartleague.com Cultural
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THINGS TO DO >> LIVE THEATER
LIVE THEATRE There are many small towns that are picturesque, quaint, cute and fun to visit that do not have live theatre. Wimberley, being the artistic community that it is, has not one but two venues and both are award winning. The EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens is one, and the Wimberley Players is the other. EmilyAnn is known nationally for its outdoor performances, especially for Shakespeare under the Stars. But with the addition of the Burdine Johnson Indoor Studio Theatre, their performances are held throughout the year. “The EmilyAnn strives to provide professional, high quality theatre in a warm, loving, and encouraging environment,” Artistic Director Bridget Farias Gates, said. “It’s a combination that is not found in many places. Shakespeare in an outdoor amphitheatre, children’s theatre, large-scale musicals, and indoor theatre in the round are all things you will find at the EmilyAnn.” This spring, at the outdoor stage, “Shrek, the Musical” will tell the story of Shrek, based on the Dream Works movie, but filled with songs. The center of the story is a green ogre who rescues a princess, with a sassy donkey as a sidekick; the fun story is for those 5 to 95 years old. June 3 through July 3 are the dates for this lively performance. The children’s production of Cinderella will be performed at the Burdine Johnson Indoor Theatre. Telling the timeless fairy tale of a mistreated stepsister who becomes a princess, it will be held July 9 -31. But the highlight of the season is the 20th Annual Shakespeare Under the Stars. Held on the Outdoor Stage, this year’s performance will be “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” The program is nationally known and draws actors from around the state. The Bard’s comedy portrays the events surrounding the marriage of the Duke of Athens, Theseus, and Hippolyta. These include the adventures of four young Athenian lovers who are controlled and manipulated by the fairies that inhabit the PHOTO SUBMITTED BY WIMBERLEY PLAYERS
forest in which most of the play is set. Performances are from August 4 – 13. Since 1998, EmilyAnn’s Shakespeare Under the Stars has been performed outdoors by actors aged 12 years old to graduating high school seniors. Arrive a little early and check out the ever growing and expanding EmilyAnn Gardens, a Wimberley gem. Their website is emilyann.org. The Wimberley Players started more than 30 years ago with a performance in a lodge, then a local elementary school. The permanent stage is located on Old Kyle Rd. with a 110-seat theatre. The volunteer community theatre is very proud of its quality and each year wins multiple awards for performances and set design, lighting, directing and acting. With all this under their belt, they constantly strive to better the quality of productions. “We provide first class live theatre because of our exceptional PHOTO BY MARY RATH AT EMILYANN THEATRE
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EMILYANN FROM PAGE 22 volunteers, talent, designers, and lighting from the surrounding area to create exceptional productions,” Tyler King, Wimberley Players’ artistic director said. They offer a wide range of shows: comedy to drama, thrillers to musicals. The actors are from Wimberley, Austin, Dripping Springs, Houston and beyond. Performances this year are: “Good People,” a story of having next to nothing in America and the hope and dreams of people struggling with having next to nothing in a Boston neighborhood. Performances are April 15-May 8. July 8-31 will be the performance of “Jesus Christ Superstar,” Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s musical score telling the Bible tale of the last week of Jesus’ life before his crucifixion, all with songs which include “I Don’t Know How to Love Him” and “Jesus Christ Superstar.” “Lost in Yonkers,” the Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize play by Neil Simon, tells the story of a 1940s family whose father takes a job in the South and leaves the children with their grandmother and mentally challenged spinster aunt who decides to marry her secret boyfriend. It’s a funny and poignant tale that will be performed Sep. 9-Oct. 2. If you love live theatre, Wimberley is the place for comedy, drama and everything in-between! The Players website is wimberleyplayers.org.
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Performing Art Black Diamond Cabaret 300 Rocky Spring Rd (512) 847-7934 www.leecoleestudios.com EmilyAnn Theatre & Garden «À wÌ 1101 FM 2325 (512) 847-6969 www.EmilyAnn.org Hill Country Community Band «À wÌ (512) 847-6969 www.HillCountryCommunityBand.org Hill Country Jazz Band «À wÌ (512) 694-7686
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Mid-Texas Symphony «À wÌ PO Box 3216-TLU / 1000 W. Court St Seguin, TX 78155 (830) 372-8089 mtsymphony.org The Corral Theatre Located at RR 3237 & Flite Acres Rd. (512) 847-2547 www.corraltheater.com The Wimberley Players «À wÌ 450 Old Kyle Rd (512) 847-0575
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THINGS TO DO >> GLASS BLOWING
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GLASS Driving down Ranch 12 from I-35, toward Wimberley, the first business that sports the name Wimberley is the Wimberley Glassworks, the yellow building with a beautiful hand-blown glass chandelier. Travel down RR 12 from the glassworks, in just a few minutes, is 2 Muses Fusing at Silo Glass. The two have one thing in common, glass, but are completely different methods of making glass objects. One is of hand-blown creations where teamwork is essential; the other is fusing glass together in a kiln so that the glass melts on top of each other creating interesting shapes and patterns. Wimberley Glassworks owner Tim DeJong has been creating hand-blown glass in Wimberley since 1992. After moving in a couple of different Wimberley locations, he decided to build his own place where it stands today. Each of the glassblowing staff members have Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees. Their precision and love for art show in each of the pieces created, from object d’art, chandeliers, vases and much more. “They have a lot of passion to demonstrate and it shows,” said DeJong. The creations have appeal and there is something for everyone. About 40 percent of the business is commercial. Glassworks has a unique niche in lighting. “We have everything from $10 magnets to pieces that are worth thousands,” DeJong said. A highlight to visiting Wimberley Glassworks is watching the glass being blown. Big hollow tubes have glass on the end, fired multiple times and then blown into something wonderful – that is just part of it. The jokes that are told by DeJong while he and his cohorts create these pieces keep the mood fun and informative. “I tell a lot of bad jokes and people laugh at the presentations,” said DeJong. If you have never witnessed glassblowing and how glass objects are created, this is the place to see. The demonstrations are informative, funny and not to be missed if visiting Wimberley. The Silo offers the other side of glass-oriented art. It also has beautiful glass objects for sale. Partners Chester John and Elissa Beach create works of art in glass, but by cutting different pieces of glass and then fusing them together by layering them in a kiln. Creative results are achieved from different thicknesses, colors, shapes and time in the kiln. Both John and Beach are retirees from IBM and moved into the Silo on Labor Day 2014. Experimenting with different techniques is what they like to do, and the results can be extraordinary. They met in Austin and discovered they shared the love of collecting glass for many years. They took glass courses, and have been fusing glass for the last 10 years. They decided to move out of Austin and find somewhere where there 26 || 2016 SPRING & SUMMER GUIDE TO WIMBERLEY
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was an artist’ community. Wimberley was the perfect choice. “It was a good community for artists, and I was impressed with Wimberley,” Beach said. John said that working with glass is his passion, but it can be dangerous. “Glass is a wretched heat conductor, hot glass looks like cold glass,” he said. “Labor also figures into the cost. It is more expensive if you have to cold work, which means sanding and grinding flat edges on the surface.” There are two ways to fuse glass: hard, which is left in the kiln longer to melt the layers together; or soft, where the glass stays separate and layered. “We have a lot of fun doing new techniques, and our own stuff,” John said. They offer ornaments, fused glass beads, hanging works of arts, table decorations, and soon glass mobiles. They teach fusing year round, on Saturday and Sundays, and they have a lot of repeat students. Some communities are lucky to have one glass artwork shop. But here in Wimberley, there are two, each using different techniques to follow their passion for creating wonderful works of art out of glass. Wimberley Glassworks can be found at 6469 Ranch Road 12, online at www.wgw. com or by phone at (512) 213-4148. Silo Glass can be found at 7990 Ranch Road 12, online at www.2musesfusing.com or by phone at (512) 444-6494.
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THINGS TO DO >> BOOTS
Wimberley’s Bootiful project has brought the arts-loving community renown from sources near and far. With 50 giant boots scattered around town, the public art project gives visitors and residents alike a reason to explore the Wimberley Valley and its many attributes. The boots are accessible to the public year-round, with no closing hours, making a trip to view boots a great activity anytime. Boots can be found from one end of the valley to the other and an expedition to view the boots will bring you to some of Wimberley’s most celebrated locales. With boots whimsical and realistic as well as historical and fanciful, exploring the artistry on the boots also provides a perfect opportunity to contemplate Wimberley’s cultural and natural significance. Boots feature native wildlife, local landscapes, and Texas wildflowers. Other boots spotlight state and local history. While most boots have been painted with their scenes, boot fans will also discover metalwork, glass and mosaic embellished boots. For more information about the Wimberley Valley and to pick up your own guide to the “boot trail,” stop by the Wimberley Visitor Center, located at 14100 Ranch Road 12. Boot fans can also learn more at www.BootifulWimberley.com and at www.WimberleyArts.org. Bootiful Wimberley is a project of the Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance, a nonprofit organization formed to promote the visual arts, music, theatre and cultural organizations in the Wimberley Valley. We celebrate the arts in Wimberley!
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THINGS TO DO >> PARKS
Blue Hole The crisp cool water of Blue Hole has been refreshing for generations of Wimberley residents and visitors alike. The water, which springs from the ground just a few miles north at Jacob’s Well, is cool enough to help out during the 100-degree Texas summer days. Blue Hole Regional Park is widely considered one of the best swimming areas in the state of Texas and was named the second best swimming hole in Texas by Texas Monthly in 2008. Since then, the park has expanded. What used to be a privately owned section of the creek is now a 126-acre park. Beyond the beauty of the swimming area, there is a great lawn alongside Cypress Creek – perfect for basking in the sun – that is lined with Wimberley’s historic cypress trees. On top of the wonderful, waterfront access, the park includes approximately 3.5 miles of trails, picnic areas, a community pavilion, playscape, basketball court, sand volleyball court and amphitheater. Every Friday in April, the Friends of Blue Hole hosts a concert in the park for your musical enjoyment. Swimming is open on weekends through May and daily from May 30 through Sept. 5. The operating hours for the swimming area are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and make sure to show up early. There is often a wait to get in during the afternoons. For more information, call (512) 660-9111. Blue Hole Regional Park is located at 100 Blue Hole Lane. PHOTOS BY GARY ZUPANCIC
Patsy Glenn Refuge
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In the past year, Wimberley received a present in the form of shiny new big brown signs with a roadrunner on it. They’re from Texas Parks and Wildlife designating the Patsy Glenn Refuge. The 1.8 acres bird refuge is a part of the Wimberley Loop Trail. The trail consists of Blue Hole, the Red Corral Ranch, Jacob’s Well, Charro Ranch Park and Blanco State Park. The Patsy Glenn Refuge sits right behind the Community Center, in the middle of town. The Winters-Wimberley House, original owners of Wimberley’s Mill, is on the left and as you go all the way back, you’ll see the refuge. Rainwater is collected for the birds, and the landscape of trees and brush piles give the shelter for birds and butterflies. Wildflowers are also abundant such as bluebonnets, blue sage, Indian paintbrush, and others that come and go with the seasons. The birds also change with the seasons: painted bunting, scissor-tailed flycatcher, Carolina chickadee along with woodpeckers and other birds. There’s also a chimney swift tower to lure the swift. Who knows, you might see the golden-cheek warbler, a frequent visitor here. Even if you are not a bird watcher, the refuge is a great place to visit and just contemplate, listening to nature sitting on a bench. The parks of the Wimberley Loop are a must for any serious birdwatcher. But sit and watch the birds, right in the center of town, at the Patsy Glenn Refuge.
Jacob’s Well Picture this. Below the surface lies a cavern that, for hundreds of thousands of years, acts as an underground river. Then suddenly, that river hits a wall and has nowhere to go. The water, with literally the force of the earth behind it, pushes upward until it reaches the surface leaving a gaping hole in its wake as the water begins to roll down the landscape at the start of what now is a creek. That is Jacob’s Well. Jacob’s Well is the gem of the Texas Hill Country with its enchanting blue-green waters luring in visitors from around the world. The mouth of Jacob’s Well is roughly 12-feet wide and the waters dive 30 feet, straight down, to the opening of the first cave. The caves dip into the Trinity Aquifer, which produces the water for the artesian spring. With layered limestone cliffs on one side, a vibrantly vegetated bank on the other and a lively riparian area alongside the creek, the Jacob’s Well Natural Area is a must stop for anyone coming to Wimberley. If swimming isn’t your thing, the Natural Area has plenty of trails to hike on. The park is open for swimming all summer. For more information, call (512) 847-2140. Parking for the Jacob’s Well Natural Area is located at 1699 Mt. Sharp Road.
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One of the most iconic images of Wimberley are the centuries old cypress trees. In fact, it was those cypress trees that drew some of the first settlers to Wimberley. They eventually started a Cypress mill – but they certainly didn’t get all of the trees. While many of these beautiful trees were damaged or destroyed during the floods of 2015, certain areas remained intact. That is why a little trail along Cypress Creek has become so special. Along the end of the Wimberley Square starts a trail next to Cypress Creek that wanders with the water. The city has preserved 7.24 acres of land along the creek for the nature trail between the creek and Old Kyle Road. Cypress Creek Nature Trail Park provides picnic facilities, a water feature, children’s playscape, pavilion, and public restrooms. It has easy access to the Wimberley Square by heading just a few dozen yards down Old Kyle Road. Stop, shop and a take a stroll down Cypress Creek.
CYPRESS CREEK Nature Trail
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EMILYANN
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Just across FM 2325 from Old Baldy is the EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens, 12 acres of park-like grounds, and it is a much easier to hike to the top of the hill at the EmilyAnn as opposed to its twin sister across the road. A short, well-manicured trail to the top of the hill offers a beautiful view of the northeast side of Wimberley. At the top sits Veterans Memorial Plaza, which has flags for all branches of the military and those missing in action. There is also a very special memorial at the top of the hill that is close to the hearts of those in Wimberley. The EmilyAnn Theatre Gardens was founded in 1998 to celebrate the life of Emily Ann Rolling, a Wimberley’s teen who tragically passed away. Now, at the top of the hill sits the Annanette Harper Children’s Memorial, which has bricks to honor children who were taken away too soon. Beyond the trails and unique playhouses that line them, the area also houses Shakespeare Under the Stars productions, classes and events year round. Visitors are welcome to walk through the gardens, enjoy an oversize chess/checker board and interactive musical garden, spend time bird and butterfly watching, eat a picnic lunch, visit the Veterans Memorial Plaza or simply enjoy the peaceful environment. The grounds are open daily from dawn to dusk. The park is located at 1101 FM 2325 and can be found 1.1 miles from the intersection of Ranch Road 12 and 2325. It is located next door to the Wimberley High School. EmilyAnn.org
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One of the most beautiful parts of the Texas Hill Country is the views. The rolling hills are a staple that draws visitors from the world over, and there is nowhere better to see the landscape then the top of Old Baldy. More than 200 hand-laid stone steps creep up the side of Old Baldy, so the climb to the top is not necessarily easy. The view, however, is worth the effort. Once on top of the mountain (at least that’s what people in Wimberley call it), the mesmerizing, 360-degree views show all that Wimberley and the Hill Country have to offer. In 2015, the land, which was previously owned by a local church, went up for sale. With the possibility looming that the property could be closed to the public, the people of Wimberley raised money through the organization “Save Old Baldy” and helped the city purchase the land. Now a public park for good, the property is generally open from dawn until dusk. If you are interested in making the climb, the park can be a bit hard to find. From the Wimberley Square, turn left on FM 2325. Head just to the outskirts of town, and turn right on Woodcreek Drive. Take an immediate right on El Camino Real and then another right on La Toya Trail. A short drive down will bring you to limited parking at the base of Mt. Baldy.
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THINGS TO DO >> CORRAL THEATRE
CORRAL THEATRE
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One of Wimberley’s favorite pasttimes is watching a movie on the weekends. That may seem a bit ordinary, but, as with most things in this small town, there is a little something extra to heading to the movies in Wimberley. The Corral Theatre is billed as the only outdoor, walk-in theater in the nation that regularly shows first run movies, and the experience is quite unique. The Corral first opened in 1948 and not much has changed with the theater since then. Last year, the Wimberley community helped raise the money to update the theater’s projection system to digital quality. This has allowed the Corral to once again offer first-run movies. Grab a lawn chair or a blanket (concessions are available for purchase) and settle in under the stars. Movies start shortly after the sun goes down on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in the summer at the theater on the corner of Flite Acres Road and FM 3237. Make sure and show up early though, because the seats fill up fast. For more information, go to www.corraltheatre. com or call (512) 847-5994. 38 || 2016 SPRING & SUMMER GUIDE TO WIMBERLEY
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THINGS TO DO >> FROZEN TREATS
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On a hot summer day, there is no better way to cool off than finding one of Wimberley’s places for a frozen treat whether a snow cone or frozen yogurt or some of the best ice cream Texas has to offer. Wimberley’s longest tenured shop intent on giving you a brain freeze is Wimberley Shave Ice, which has been in town for nearly 30 years. With over 100 flavors for snow cones, including all natural and agave nectar sweetened, it’s a place you must stop behind King Feed and Brookshire Brothers. It’s not the only snow cone shop in Wimberley though. At “The Y Center,” near the intersection of Ranch Road 12 and FM 2325, is Shaved Ice in Paradise. They offer 50 flavors; adding a marshmallow cream or Nerds flavoring can help you get that taste of paradise. When it comes to ice cream, two of the best in Texas are available right here in town. Blue Bell Creamery may have been off the shelves for a while, but it is back and better than ever at the Old Mill Store and the Wimberley Cafe on the Wimberley Square. Just a few steps up Ranch Road 12 is the Wimberley Way, with Austin’s famous Amy’s Ice Cream. Pick one or try both, because they are both delicious. But maybe frozen yogurt is more your thing. Hill Country Natural Foods keeps two flavors on stock at all times and is located on FM 2325 in the vicinity of the high school. If you are sticking around the Square though, you might want to try out The Wooden Spoon, voted the best frozen yogurt in Hays County in 2014. If a caffeinated drink is more your style, there are two wonderful local selections to choose from. Maui Wowi serves authentic Hawaii coffee and smoothies from its location on Ranch Road 12 in front of Brookshire Brothers, while Sip on the Square can ice up one of their drinks to offer a little extra kick of caffeine while you are shopping.
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THINGS TO DO >> ZIPLINE & PIONEER TOWN
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Soar above the Texas Hill Country at Wimberley Zipline. The high-flying experience will zip you across the valleys of Wimberley with beautiful 15-mile views of the landscape. Glide through the air on this thrilling, action-packed zipline adventure. Experience a rush as you soar over canyons and creeks. Wimberley Zipline will also offer you a chance to learn about Wimberley’s history and the local flora and fauna. Your adventure will begin with trained guides leading you on an educational walking tour. Overall, there are 10 zipline crossings to fill out your day. The zipline adventure will last approximately one and a half to two hours, and the thrilling finale will leave you screaming for more. For more information, visit www.wimberleyzipline.com or call (512) 847-9990. PHOTO SUBMITTED BY WIMBERLEY ZIPLINE
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Pioneer Town, located at the 7A Ranch and resort, is a re-creation of an 1880s Wild West town that includes a house entirely made from bottles; a Cowboy Museum, which features artifacts such as “Doc” Holiday’s dental cabinet and a real horse drawn hearse; and the Family Room which features video games and the best ice cream cones. Just walking down the street you can feel what it was like during the early West. Pioneer Town has been the site for many re-enactors, both professional and kids having their own shootouts. The location has been used in film and TV shows including a recent made-for-TV movie. With cabins to rent and the Blanco River just a few feet away, Pioneer Town can be a trip back to another time. They can be found at 333 Wayside Drive, online at www7AResort.com and by phone at (512) 847-2517.
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Quicksand õà¦Ĺ õŇĩĮ Quicksand at Woodcreek is a semi-private 18-hole golf course surrounded by the charm of the Texas Hill Country. Winding its way through the city of Woodcreek, Quicksand is a challenging, 72-par course. The elevation change that comes with a golf course in the Hill Country combined with trees that line each hole makes Quicksand a demanding yet fun course to play. Whether you are a member or a golfer vacationing in the Wimberley Valley, you are always welcome at Quicksand. For more information contact the Pro-Shop at (512) 847-9700. PHOTO BY WILL LESTER
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THINGS TO DO >> HAVE A DRINK
MIDDLETON brewing
Middleton Brewing is known for its Belgian style brews, with many on tap, made right at the brewery. Middleton offers five to seven in-house brews and 15 more great foreign and domestic beers. The beers are Belgian style with a few “hoppy” brews that have California and English style thrown in. Owner Dennis Middleton decided to pursue his love for beers, which him and his wife obtained in their many travels to Belgium. They serve all their beers in a chilled glass made for that particular beer, a little foam, and with the label facing the patron. Dennis’ previous life as a geologist is carried on in beer names such as Belgian Amber Garnet. Other beers offered include Pepperhead made with Texas peppers, Texas Pecan Amber made with more than 30 pounds of pecans, and a Coffee Porter, made with Mennonite Roasted coffee. The flavors are subtle and not overpowering, as with other flavored beers. The brewery is motorcycle and dog friendly with a fenced off area for canines. Middleton is located at 101 Oakwood Loop and is technically in San Marcos. In reality, it is just a few short minutes outside of Wimberley along Ranch Road 12 near the Junction. For more information, visit www.middletonbrewingtx.com or call them at (512) 847-3435. PHOTO BY GARY ZUPANCIC
Cypress Creek RESERVE RUM
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Inspired by the crystal clear waters of Cypress Creek, David Watson constructed his distillery in the heart of the Texas Hill Country with the goal of producing flavorful handcrafted rum. Since 2000, the Watson family has worked to perfect the process that makes Cypress Creek Reserve a pleasure to drink, and they have been winning awards in the process. In 2011, Cypress Creek Reserve took home gold and bronze medal awards from the Ministry of Rum and in 2012 they were awarded a bronze medal from the World Spirits Competition. The rum-making process begins by fermenting thick rich molasses and fresh Hill Country spring water with a select blend of yeast. The rum is then distilled twice and slow filtered to produce Cypress Creek Reserve Crystal Rum. Unlike vodka, rum needs to retain certain flavors that multiple distillations would remove. After distilling, the rum is filtered through activated carbon for smoothness. Aging the Crystal Rum with gourmet Tahitian vanilla beans to create a rich vanilla extract then produces Cypress Creek Reserve Vanilla Rum. This variety has a complex floral scent and is more aromatic than the Madagascar variety. This transfers into the taste of the rum extremely well. The small batch process demands that special attention is paid to each batch, ensuring that Cypress Creek Reserve rums are always flavorful and easy to drink. Cypress Creek Reserve Rum is located at 1400 Jacobs Well Road on the north side of Wimberley. They can be found at www.cypresscreekreserve.com or contacted at (512) 847-6874.
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THINGS TO DO >> QUICKSAND G.C.
WIMBERLEY BREWING COMPANY
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You could say that Wimberley Brewing Company started out small, but that is probably not a good description of the Collie family, which opened the brewery and pizza joint Brewsters in 2008. Owner Bruce Collie is a former NFL offensive lineman best known for his time playing for the San Francisco 49ers, and he has the family to match his NFL-sized frame. Collie and his wife Holly have 13 children, all of which help run the restaurant and brewery. The options available at Wimberley Brewing Company aren’t small either. There are at least nine of their own beers on tap. And there is something for every beer drinker. The microbrewery makes its own hefeweizen, amber, porter, chimay and IPA, just to name a few. The beers are all brewed onsite at The Junction, the intersection of Ranch Road 12 and FM 32, just a few miles south of town. The beers and ales are handcrafted, unpasteurized, unfiltered and all-grain. Stop by and enjoy handmade pizza and a beer of your choice on afternoons Tuesday through Sunday. They are located at 9595 Ranch Road 12 in Wimberley and can be contacted by phone at (512) 847-3299. Visit them online at www.wimerleybrewingcompany.com.
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THINGS TO DO >> WINERIES
Driftwood Winery is not just another winery. In 2015, Driftwood took home the honor at the Houston Live Stock Show for the Top Texas Wine with the Longhorn Red, a blend of cabernet sauvignon and syrah. Most of their grapes are grown right on the property. The vineyard was planted 18 years ago, and in 2002, they opened the winery. The 18-acre property produces around 60 to 80 tons of fruit and is supplemented with graped from a vineyard in Lubbock. Owner Gary Elliott described his wine as “Old World style,” meaning they resemble wines from Europe, with a lighter “fruit forward” style, as opposed to heavy California wines. The winery sits on top of a high bluff in the Texas Hill Country and looks out over the vineyards, which are several hundred feet below. The panoramic view of the valley pairs nicely with some of the best wine in Texas. Driftwood Estate Winery is located at 4001 Elder Hill Road in Driftwood, only _ miles from downtown Wimberley. More information is available on their website www.driftwoodwine.com
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Wimberley Valley
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Wimberley Valley Winery is known for its sweet wines, like the Sweet Red, but it also offers much more with a focus on quality and a wide selection to suit all palates. Overall, they have around a dozen locally made wines to choose from. The winery is also well known for its special Christmas wines like the Christmas Spiced or the Christmas Mulled. Typifying a winery in the Texas Hill Country, Wimberley Valley Winery is located on 30 acres of beautiful land. Inside the main indoor area, a cozy seating area awaits, next to a magnificent stone fireplace. Barrel upon barrel line the outside of the stone venue. The original winery has frequently undergone renovations and additions as the company has grown, and today the facility is capable of fermenting and storing 25,000 gallons of handcrafted wine using temperature controlled stainless steel cooperage to precisely exact the production and maintain the quality of the wines. The tasting room’s address is 2825 Lone Man Mountain Rd in Driftwood. Contact them at (512) 847-2592. They are open everyday from 10 a.m. to 6p.m. PHOTOS BY GARY ZUPANCIC
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Attractions Blue Hole Regional Park 100 Blue Hole Lane (512) 660-9111 www.CityofWimberley.com
Jacob’s Well Natural Area 1699 Mt. Sharp Road (512) 214-4593 http://jwna.checkfront.com/reserve
Central Texas Bonsai Exhibit / Jade Gardens 12404 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2514 www.BonsaiExhibitTexas.com
Quicksand Golf Course 1 Pro Lane (512) 847-9700 www.GolfQuicksand.com
Dick’s Classic Garage Car Museum 120 Stagecoach Trail San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 878-2406 www.dicksclassicgarage.org EmilyAnn Theatre & Garden ÂœÂ˜ÂŤĂ€ÂœwĂŒ 1101 FM 2325 (512) 847-6969 www.EmilyAnn.org
Rough Creek Lavender Fields 401 Burnet Ranch Road (512) 847-2888 www.roughcreeklavender.com The Corral Theatre Located at RR 3237 & Flite Acres Rd. (512) 847-2547 www.corraltheater.com
The Wimberley Players ÂœÂ˜ÂŤĂ€ÂœwĂŒ 450 Old Kyle Rd (512) 847-0575 www.wimberleyplayers.org Veterans Memorial Plaza ÂœÂ˜ÂŤĂ€ÂœwĂŒ Located at the EmilyAnn (512) 847-2044 Wimberley Farmers Market Association Located at the intersection of RR12 & River Rd (512) 264-1617
Wimberley Market Days / Wimberley Lions Club œ˜‡*Ă€ÂœwĂŒ Lions Field on FM 2325 / PO Box 575 (512) 847-2201 www.wimberley.org (click on Market Days) Wimberley Zip Line Adventures 300 Lange Road (512) 847-9990 www.wimberleyzipline.com
Wimberley Glass Works 6469 Ranch Road 12 San Marcos, TX 78666 (800) 929-6686 www.wgw.com
Churches Chapel in the Hills Interdenominational Church Sunday Worship Services 9 am & 11 am Sunday School 10 am 14601 Ranch Road 12 (Next to HEB) 512-847-9762 www.wimberleychapelinthehills. com St. Mary Catholic Church Rev. Richard Tijerina /CUUGU | 5CV RO 5WPFC[ CO & 10 am English Sunday 12 pm Spanish Monday - Communion Service 9 am 6WGUFC[ RO /CUU Wednesday-Friday - 9 am Mass saintmaryswimberley.com
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Cowboys for Jesus Christian Fellowship 8400 FM32 Fischer, TX 78623 (830) 935-2920 www.cowboysforjesus.com
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PLACES TO STAY >> THE BLAIR HOUSE
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People come to Wimberley for a variety of reasons, but one thing is for sure, the town is a tourism destination. From rivers and creeks to shopping and the quaint feeling of a small town, there are plenty of reasons to visit. “I think people visit Wimberley for the scenic hills and everything Wimberley has to offer,” Chris Mahoney, owner of the Blair House Inn Bed and Breakfast, said. “The art. The music. The restaurants. It’s just a great place to go and get away. You can leave the city and come to a unique area like this.” There are hundreds of different places to stay in Wimberley, offering a wide array of lodging options. Some places are right on the Wimberley Square near shopping while others offer the serenity of Cypress Creek or the Blanco River, but each one has a quality that makes it special. The Blair House has been around for 25 years, and it is one of the many places to stay in Wimberley that has essentially become a destination by itself. “We tend to have a focus of being a getaway for adult couples,” Mahoney said. “We are a destination place where people will come here and stay here, and a lot of places in Wimberley are like that. People come here to enjoy the property.” Nestled on 22 acres, and just two miles from the Square, Blair House combines a love of the Texas Hill Country with the finer things in life. Known for its delicious food, great views, cooking school, art gallery and day spa, it offers an ambiance of peace and tranquility for your getaway. Between the main lodge, five suites and four private cottages, the Blair House can accommodate around 30 people. Rooms are individually decorated with a country chic flair to create a mood that is comfortable and serene. Most include whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, spacious living areas, private decks and hill country views. The walls of each building are lined with art, both local and regional. Oil, watercolor and acrylic paintings, as well as metal and glass sculpture, are incorporated into the inn’s distinctive décor. A one-mile nature trail weaves throughout the entire property, and offers some of the best views of the Hill Country along with the two natural ponds that are on the 22 acres. “You can get into the woods and not even realize where you are,” Mahoney said. “Down behind the barn there is a grotto that is beautiful. There are two ponds. When you get on the hill, you can see for miles.” Another way to get away from it all is by stopping into the day spa. The inn’s highly experienced, licensed massage
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therapists offer a wide variety of spa services including deep tissue, Swedish, Lomi Lomi, hot stone, Rain Drop Technique and facials. But what makes the Blair House really stand out is the food. For decades, the inn has hosted the best fine dining experience Wimberley has to offer every Saturday evening. Chef Chris Huffman prepares a gourmet five-course dinner, and the menu changes every week (the menu can be found online at www.blairhouseinn.com). In addition to the fine-dining experience, Blair House offers “culinary vacations” to learn how to cook from the chef himself. Cooking schools are available in both three-day and two-day classes. “Our chef (Huffman) is an up-beat guy, and he is fun to talk to,” Mahoney said. “He is really good at these cooking schools. He has everybody engaged, everyone is having fun and he can cook.” Three-day classes are themed and involve learning a specific cuisine such as Texas Barbeque, French, German, Spanish and more. The two-day classes involve learning a specific menu corresponding with the Saturday Night Dinner. For more information on the Blair House Inn Bed and Breakfast, visit their website www.blairhouseinn.com or call them at (512) 847-1111.
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Lodging Alexandra’s House B&B 250 Hugo Rd. San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 667-0107 www.alexandrashousetx.com Arroyo (512) 847-0031 info@wimberley.org Bandit’s Hideaway 2324 Flite Acres Road (512) 847-9088 www.banditshideaway.com Bar-None Ranch 296 Hills Edge Rd. (209) 765-1898 www.vrbo.com/432564 Bella Nido Bed and Breakfast 23351 FM 150 Driftwood, TX 78619 (512) 584-5088 www.bellanido.com Bella Vista Bed and Breakfast 2121 Hilltop (512) 847-6425 www.BellaVistaWimberley.com tBellavida Bed and Breakfast and Retreat Center 5701 FM 2325 (512) 629-2625 www.bellavidabandb.com
Blair House Inn 100 Spoke Hill (512) 847-1111 www.blairhouseinn.com Camp Young Judea 121 Camp Young Judea Dr. (877) 364-2323 www.cyjretreats.org Cottage on the Square Bed & Breakfast 14000 RR12, Suite C (832) 597-2689 www.wimberleycottageonthesquare.com Creekside Country Cabin #3 154 Woodcreek Dr. #3 (321) 412-1914 www.creeksidecountrycabin3. com Freedom 14 Camp «À wÌ 10703 Ranch Road 12 (512) 680-9765 www.freedom14camp.org John Knox Ranch 1661 John Knox Rd. Fischer, TX 78623 (830) 935-4568 www.johnknoxranch.com Lotus Ranch Wedding Venue 525 Fischer Trail (512) 847-6633 www.LotusRanch.org
Memory Lane Event Center 403 KC Memory Lane Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 894-0700 www.memorylaneweddings. com Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham 1285 Cabela’s Drive Buda, TX 78610 (512) 295-5444 www.microtelinn.com/hotel/33481 Montesino Farm & Ranch 300 Little Arkansas Road (512) 847-7393 www.montesinoranch.com Mountain View Lodge Wedding Venue 10600 RR 12 South (512) 847-2992 www.MountainViewLodge.com Mystic Hill Cottages 10520 Ranch Rd 12 (512) 847-3121 www.mystichillcottages.com Onion Creek Kitchen at Juniper Hills Wedding Venue 5818 Ranch Road 165 Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (830) 833-0910 www.juniperhillsfarm.com
Outpost Motel 26200 Ranch Road 12 Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 858-0052 www.outpostmoteltx.com
The Lodge At Cypress Falls 1 Woodcreek Circle (512) 847-6595 www.thelodgeatcypressfalls. com
Ramsay House B&B 309 Edgewater (512) 659-2315 www.ramsayhousebandb.com Rancho Mirando Guest Ranch 6600 FM 32 Fischer, TX 78623 (512) 826-7847 www.ranchomirando.com
The Retreat at Jacob’s Well 1405 Mount Sharp Road (512) 722-3457
Sage Hill Inn Above Onion Creek 4444 W FM 150 Kyle, TX 78640 (512) 268-1617 www.sagehill.com Serenity Farmhouse Inn 251 Circle Dr. (512) 847-8985 www.serenityfarmhouseinn.com
7 `y ÜiÀ ,iÌÀi>Ì 900 FM 32 (512) 964-6695 Wimberley Log Cabins On The Square 200 Wimberley Sq. (512) 847-9292 www.wimberleyloghomes.com Wimberley Shade Ranch 500 County Rd 1492 (832) 640-4617 www.shaderanch.com
Square Inn 110 Oak Dr. (512) 722-3188 www.wimberleysquareinn.com Star Meadow PO Box. 1676 (512) 847-2608
RV Parks Buena Vista R.V. Park 400 Spoke Hollow Road (512) 395-7578
Green Acres R.V. Park 340 Wayside Dr. (512) 847-3772
Wimberley Square Handcrafted jewelry, art, soaps, lotions, potttery
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Bolga Baskets honey, tea
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Priddy Meadow R. V. Park 1155 CR 1492 (512) 847-6811
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INO’Z
PLACES TO EAT >> INOZ’S
BREW AND CHEW Long hours of shopping the Square can inspire the appetite, walking up and down the shops and inspecting their unique offerings. That’s when a break is needed, with a tasty meal and maybe a glass or two of liquid refreshment. Located right on the Square, the restaurant and pub is the perfect way to do it. Co-owner Tom Keyser, a local restaurateur, has experience in running popular restaurants, having owned the Fork on South River and other places. When a location on the Wimberley Square that backed up to Cypress Creek became available, he knew what was needed. It was not fancy dining or even a place just for visitors. What was needed was a place where everyone would feel comfortable. This includes shoppers, locals and anyone looking to cool down. Open since 2002, “every single year has been a record year” for Ino’z. Keeping visitors and staff happy is a prerequisite for Keyser. There has been very low turnover and the other co-owner Jeremie Maxwell, worked his way up with hard work. There is always an owner on-site to welcome customers and guarantee “food quality and service quality,” Keyser said. Service is always friendly and the food is nothing like corporate lunch and dinner establishments. They offer nachos in many varieties, potato skins, smothered fries and other appetizers like Wings over Wimberley.
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Entrees include baby back ribs, catfish, tilapia, rib eye steak, chicken tenders, chicken fried chicken and steak. Burgers are all from 100% Angus and hand-shaped, and never frozen. As for sandwiches, the rib eye steak sandwich is delicious as are the BLTs, Reubens, cheese steaks, po boys, and the Hill Country Club. They also offer various wraps including veggie wraps. Local and Texas brews are always on tap. “We keep Texas craft beers, keep it Texas,” said co-owner Maxwell, who changes the six draft varieties seasonally. Draft beers are crafted by brewers such as Twisted X (Dripping Springs) and Cornerstone (Spicewood) and bottled beer of all sorts are always cold and available. Wines from local area wineries and beyond, such as Duchman and Becker, are featured with Mondavi, St. Genevieve and others. There is also a full service bar with specialty drinks and of course margaritas. One thing that can’t be beat is the outside deck, newly restored after the Halloween Flood. Overlooking the beautiful Cypress Creek, the deck is dog-friendly and there are two bocce courts near the creek if you like to play. With a relaxing family atmosphere, good food, a large selection of your favorite beverages, and service that can’t be beat, Ino’z is answer to “where can we find a good place to eat.”
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Where to eat & drink 19th Hole @ Above Par Grill 1 Pro Lane (512) 847-7248 Brewster’s Pizza 9595 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-3299 www.brewsterspizza.com Cypress Creek Café 320 Wimberley Square (512) 847-0020 www.cypresscreekcafe.com Dairy Queen 14622 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-3670 Durango’s Authentic Mexican Food 401 FM 2325 (512) 847-3473 Hays City Store 8989 FM 150 W Driftwood, TX 78619 (512) 722-3905 www.hayscitystoretx.com Ino’z Brew & Chew 14004 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-6060 www.inozinc.com
Mima’s Kitchen 701 FM 2325 (512) 847-1305 www.wimberleymimas.com
Kate’s Place 600 FM 2325 (512) 722-3744 www.katesplacewimberley.com
Chef Jay Events (512) 847-2393 www.chefjayevents.com
Miss Mae’s Bar-B-Q 419 FM 2325 (512) 847-9808 www.missmaesbbq.com
Kate’s Place See Restaurants above Linda’s Fine Foods Restaurant See Restaurants above
Miss Red’s Place 211 Clark Cove Buda, TX 78610 (512) 919-2495 www.missredsplace.com
Miss Red’s Place See Restaurants above Our Lady of the Lunch (512) 567-2052
San Angel Mexican Bar & Grill 500 River Rd (512) 722-3257 Smoke ‘N Hops 3799 E. Hwy 290 Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 655-3069 www.smokenhops.com
The Leaning Pear 111 River Rd. (512) 847-7327 www.leaningpear.com The Patio on the Square 100 Oak Drive, Concession (512) 393-9849
Linda’s Fine Foods Restaurant 500 FM 2325 (512) 847-5464 www.lindaallencatering.com
Wimberley Café 101A Wimberley Sq. (512) 847-3333
Marco’s Italian Restaurant 303 Wimberley Square (512) 847-0742
Wimberley Shamrock 14410 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-5951
Specialty Bakeries Sugar Shack Bakery 111 River Road, Suite 100 (512) 847-0477 www.sugarshackbakery.net Wimberley Pie Co. 13619 RR 12 (512) 847-9462 www.wimberleypie.com
Miss Mae’s Bar-B-Q See Restaurants above
Pizza Hut 101 FM 2325 (512) 847-2844
Subway 809 FM 2325 (512) 847-7824 www.subway.com
Jobell Café & Bistro 16920 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-5700 www.jobellcafe.com
Catering
Coffee & Sweets Kona Ice of New Braunfels New Braunfels, TX 78130 (830) 832-0973 www.kona-ice.com Maui Wowi Coffees & Smoothies 14200 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-6215 www.smoothsipstogo.com Papa Hoo’s Hill Country Popcorn 103 Henson Road (512) 722-3772 www.papahoospopcorn.com Shaved Ice in Paradise 14306 Ranch Road 12 (512) 393-1697 Sip! On The Square 101-C Wimberley Square (512) 722-3685 www.SipOnTheSquare.com The Wimberley Way 13911 Ranch Road 12 (512) 983-1084
Wineries and Breweries Cypress Creek Reserve 1400 Jacob’s Well Rd (512) 847-6874 www.cypresscreekreserve.com Driftwood Estate Winery 4001 Elder Hill Road Driftwood, TX 78619 (512) 692-6229
www.driftwoodwine.com Middleton Brewing 101 Oakwood Loop San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 847-3435 www.middletonbrewingllc.com Twisted X Brewing Co. 23455 W. RR 150 Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 829-5323 www.texmexbeer.com Wimberley Brewing Co. 9595 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-3299 www.brewsterspizza.com Wimberley Valley Winery 2825 Lone Man Mountain Road Driftwood, TX 78619 (512) 847-2592 www.WimberleyValleyWinery.com
The Wooden Spoon 14000 Unit A RR 12 (512) 722-3724 www.thewoodenspoonyogurt.com
Milagro’s-Hill Country Tex Mex 9595 Ranch Road 12 Suite 12 (512) 842-2800 www.milagroshillcountry.com
Event & Wedding Venues Attendee Management, Inc 15572 Ranch Road 12, St. 1 (512) 847-5174 www.AttendeeNet.com Bloomstreet Designs 133 River Bend Road (210) 237-8806 www.bloomstreetdesigner
Carriage Hills Ranch 125 Moore Lane Blanco, TX 78606 (512) 222-9821 www.carriagehillsranch.com La Estancia Bella 3401 Lone Man Mountain Road (512) 550-6727 www.laestanciabella.com
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Memory Lane Event Center 403 KC Memory Lane Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 894-0700 www.memorylaneweddings. com Old Glory Ranch 3633 River Road (512) 847-3646 www.OldGloryRanch.com
Rocky River Ranch 100 Flite Acres Rd. (512) 847-2513 www.rockyriverranch.com
The Cedars Ranch 506 Burnett Ranch Road (512) 413-3537 www.thecedarsranch.com
Rustic Ranch 1521 Deer Lake Road (512) 917-6146 www.rusticranchtexas.om
Wimberley Community Center 14068 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2510 www.wimcc.org
Texas Hill Country Events 317 FM 2325 (512) 847-8423 www.txhillcountryevents.com
BUTTERFLY DAY
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In Wimberley, you know it’s really the spring season when the EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens releases the butterflies. On April 16, the 17th Annual Butterfly Festival, butterflies will be released every half hour with the fun beginning at 9 a.m. and continuing until 5 p.m. Plan on getting there early and staying the whole day. It’s that much fun. This year’s family activities start with opening ceremonies and the dedication of the Texas Flag Pole, with a Commemorative Air Force Flyover (weather permitting). Then more than 3500 butterflies will be released with releases scheduled on the half hour. On display will be entries in the Butterfly Art Contest, submitted from students from throughout the state, with the 2015 winning entry displayed on commemorative T-shirts available for sale. Also on display will be the Flight House, featuring native Texas butterflies, nature activities, Pirate and Princess tents, games, concessions, live entertainment and lots of fun for the whole family. Celebrating the butterfly for 17 years, the Emily Ann Butterfly Festival has grown from a small gathering to the large festival it is today. There is something going on at all times, even if it’s just watching the faces of the children when the butterflies are released and they travel to the nearest slice of cantaloupe. Vendors sell butterfly themed toys and other offerings, great food and there’s even a Butterfly Store. Once there you can check out the gardens and all the hands-on activities that are available such as the over-size checkers and chess board, interactive musical garden, and new this year, a nine hole disc golf area, and new hands-on areas that are open for games and education. The dinosaur sculptures, Justin’s Castle and an actual maze are located on the grounds for fun. The EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens is just not theatre, the gardens are magnificent and a joy anytime of the year. “This year, the first release of butterflies will be in memory of those lives lost and for those who lost homes in the Memorial Day and Halloween flooding,” said Executive Director and Co-Founder of EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens Ann Rolling. The Butterfly Festival is family fun where nature, spring and butterflies are celebrated at one of Wimberley’s and the Hill Country’s most memorable events. To see more information visit: emilyann.org
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Every Second Tuesday Linda’s Fine Foods hosts Fat Tuesday with Cajun food and live music. www.LindaAllenCatering.com 500 FM 2325 (512) 847-5464 Every Wednesday Wimberley Farmers Market provides fresh locally grown/raised foods and products from area farmers, ranchers and artisans, 3-6pm. (In the parking lot of the Senior Citizens’ Thrift Store at the corner of RR12 and River Road) Please call (512)264-1637 for more information. Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights Cypress Creek Cafe presents live music in the Buzzard Bar. www.cypresscreekcafe.com 320 Wimberley Square, Wimberley, Texas (512) 847-0030 Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March through November Ino’z presents live music on the outdoor deck overlooking Cypress Creek. www.inozwimberley.com 14004 RR 12, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-6060 Every Friday The VFW Hall Post 6441 hosts Bingo every Friday evening. Early Bird Games begin at 7:15pm, Regular Games begin at 8pm. www.texasvfw.net 401 Jacob’s Well Rd., Wimberley, TX 78676 (512) 847-6441 Every Saturday Tours are held at Jacob’s Well Natural Area at 10am. 1699 Mount Sharp Road (512) 214-4593 Every First Saturday, March through December Wimberley Market Days, the oldest outdoor market in the Texas Hill Country, vi>ÌÕÀ } ÛiÀ {Çx L Ì Ã w i` Ü Ì unique treasures - a shopper’s delight. www.ShopMarketDays.com 601 FM 2325, Wimberley, TX 78676 Every Second Saturday 15 galleries around the Wimberley Square stay open late for Second Saturday Gallery Trail offering great art, live music, wine and appetizers. www.Facebook.com/SecondSaturdayGalleryTrail
Event list
February 12-March 6 The Wimberley Players present Lend Me a Tenor, the Laurence Olivier Award nominee for Comedy of the Year. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:30pm. www.wimberleyplayers.org 450 Old Kyle Road, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-0575 March 5 The Hog Pound will host the Texas Independence Day Rdie, a motorcycle ride through the hill country beginning at 10am. www.thehogpound.com 13710 Ranch Road 12 #4 (512) 847-3444 March 5 Wimberley I.S.D. will host S.T.E.A.M. Fair at Wimberley High School, 10am - 2pm. Open to the public at no cost. The event will inspire students to become involved in science, technology, engineering, agriculture, arts, mathematics and mechanics. www.wimberleyisd.net March 13 Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance will host A Monumental Celebration, a fundraiser for the proposed Blanco River Monument Park, 4-7pm. Þ w i Ü iÃ] Àà `½ iÕÛÀià > ` > tour of the Damian Priour Studio. J.J. Priour created “River Pillars” the winning sculpture design for the park. www.wimberleyarts.org (713) 569-5173
March 31 The Wimberley Community Civic Club’s 1 K Wimberley Wine Walk, 5-8pm, is a stroll through the downtown area of Wimberley with stops along the way for “refueling.” Wines produced by local wineries will be featured. Must be 21 and over to participate. Reservations required. www.wimberleyccc.org Every Friday night in April Concerts in the Park at Blue Hole Re} > *>À Ü Li i ` Ì i wÛi À `>ÞÃ in April, 6-8pm. 100 Blue Hole Lane, Wimberley, Texas 78676 www.cityofwimberley.com (512) 660-9111
Every third Thursday Susanna’s Kitchen Coffee House Concert Series features local and nationally known performers in concert. Doors open at 7pm. Wimberley United Methodist Church Corner of RR 12 and CR 1492 (512) 847-3109
April 1 Bubbles on the Blanco, an event sponsored by the Wimberley Community Civic Club will provide a relaxing, fun spring evening on the banks of the Blanco River, 6:30-9pm. Enjoy heavy hors d’ouevres, bubbly drinks, beer and wine while listening to the rock & roll tunes of Little Beverly and the Shades. Reservations required. 821 South River, Wimberley, Texas 78676 www.wimberleyccc.org
Through April 30 The Wimberley Community Civic Club hosts various social gatherings, classes, trips, and special events to raise money for the Wimberley community. Visit www.wimberleyccc.org for event information. Reservations required for all events.
April 1, 2, 3 Wimberley Community Chorus will perform at the “Spring-A Time of Hope and Healing”. Location to be determined. www.wimberleycommunitychorus.org, (512) 924-3661
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April 10 Starlight Symphony Orchestra will perform at Wimberley First Baptist Church, 15951 Winters Mill Parkway, Wimberley, Texas 78676 at 4pm. www.starlightsymphony.org
May 14 Wimberley Garden Club’s 21st Annual Garden Tour will feature six spectacular gardens and one newly renovated public garden. www.wimberleygardenclub.org
April 15-May 8 The Wimberley Players present Good People, winner of the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:30pm. www.wimberleyplayers.org 450 Old Kyle Road, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-0575
May 19 Rocky River Ranch will host Hound Dog >««Þ ÕÀ Li iwÌ } 7 LiÀ iÞ Adoption Group and Rescue (WAG), 5-7pm. www.wimberleywagrescue.org 100 Flite Acres Road (512) 847-3200
April 16 Cheers on the Cypress, a catered dinner with live music, will be held at the home of Peter and Mary Faye Way. 5-7:30pm. Reservations required. www.wimberleyccc.org 205 Loma Vista, Wimberley, Texas 78676 April 16 £nÌ Ƃ Õ> ÕÌÌiÀyÞ iÃÌ Û> «ÀiÃi Ìi` by EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens, > x« ° Ûi LÕÌÌiÀyÞ Ài i>Ãià iÛiÀÞ Îä ÕÌiî] LÕÌÌiÀyÞ >ÀÌ] y } Ì ÕÃi vi>ÌÕÀ } /iÝ>à >Ì Ûi LÕÌÌiÀy iÃ] nature activities, pirate & princess tents, games, concessions and live entertainment Free admission but donations are greatly appreciated. www.emilyann.org 1101 FM 2325, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-6969 April 9 The Wimberley Merchants Association will host a BBQ Battle, with competitors set up in and around the Wimberley Square. www.wimberleymerchants.com (512) 722-3668 April 23, 24 8th Annual Wimberley Arts Fest at Blue Hole Regional Park. 75 juried artists, live music, food and drink, free parking and shuttles. Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 11am-5pm. 100 Blue Hole Lane, Wimberley, Texas 78676 www.wimberleyartsfest.com April 28 Double Your Pleasure at the beautiful Rustic Ranch. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, wine, beer and live music by the Rankin Twins. Reservations required. www.wimberleyccc.org 1521 Deer Lake Road, Wimberley, Texas 78676 May 14 Birdies for Business Golf Tournament hosted by the Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce will be held at Quicksand Golf Course in Woodcreek. 9am registration, 11am shotgun start. *À Vii`Ã Ü Li iwÌ Ì i 6 Ã Ì À i ÌiÀ and Central Texas Returning Heroes. www.wimberley.org Quicksand Golf Course, 1 Pro Lane, Wimberley, Texas 78676
June 3-July 3 EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens presents Shrek: The Musical on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2pm. www.emilyann.org 1101 FM 2325, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-6969 July 1, 2, 3 71st Annual VFW Rodeo Nightly rodeo competition events include: Bull Riding, Tie Down Calf Roping, Bareback & Saddle Bronc Riding, Steer Wrestling, Team Roping, Mini Bull Riding, Women’s Breakaway Roping, and Women’s Barrel Racing. www.texasvfw.net Wimberley Valley Veterans Park 401 Jacob’s Well Road, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-6441 July 2 Big Scoop Ice Cream Festival will be held at the Wimberley Community Center, Noon - 7 p.m. Admission $10, children 12 and under free. St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church and community sup« ÀÌiÀÃ Û Ìi Þ Õ Ì *À Vii`Ã Li iwÌ Camp Good Sam Wimberley. www.ststeve.org 512-847-9956 July 4 Annual Independence Day Parade The “Best Little Parade in Texas” begins at 10am on RR 12 at Green Acres and follows RR 12 through the Wimberley Square to FM 3237. Hosted by the Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce. www.wimberley.org (512) 847-2201 July 8-July 31 The Wimberley Players present Jesus Christ Superstar, a phenomenon of musical theatre and the most famous rock opera of all time. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:30pm. www.wimberleyplayers.org 450 Old Kyle Road, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-0575 August 4-13 EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens presents Shakespeare Under the Stars, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Nightly except Sunday at 8:15pm. www.emilyann.org 1101 FM 2325, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-6969
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September 2-25 EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens presents Measure for Measure, an indoor studio show.. Fridays, Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2pm. www.emilyann.org 1101 FM 2325, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-6969
October 28-November 20 EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens presents White Christmas, an indoor studio show. Fridays, Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2pm. www.emilyann.org 1101 FM 2325, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-6969
September 9-October 2 The Wimberley Players present Lost in Yonkers, winner of the 1991 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and 1991 Tony Award for Best Play. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:30pm. www.wimberleyplayers. org 450 Old Kyle Road, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-0575
November 11December 4 The Wimberley Players present Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, a production of a new Broadway play. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:30pm. www.wimberleyplayers. org 450 Old Kyle Road, Wimberley, Texas 78676, (512) 847-0575
November 26December 29 EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens hosts the 19th Annual Trail of Lights. Stroll along a walking trail through 8 acres of lighted displays decorated by more than 100 local businesses, community groups and families. www.emilyann.org 1101 FM 2325, Wimberley, Texas 78676 (512) 847-6969 December 10 Winter’s Eve - Achristmas Festival will have live music, great food, a guest apperance by Santa and wonderful holiday shopping will be enjoyed by the whole family on the Wimberley Square. www.wimberleymerchants.com (512) 722-3668
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See a show on the outdoor main stage or in the studio theatre, attend atte a festival & enjoy our interactive grounds.
Summer Reading Programs at the Wimberley Library begin June 1st and run through July 21st. Kick-off Celebration 10:30 am, Wednesday, June 1, featuring Kazoo the Dragon. There will be face painting, crazy hat making, horseback rides and more. Wacky Wednesday 10:30 am, Every Wednesday from June 8 – July 20 features Magic Shows, animal Programs, Bonzo the Clown, Musicians, Puppets and more.
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Hands-on-Fun programs are small interactive events such as Jedi Engineering with Legos, A Reptile Show, Improv Theater Workshop, a Dance and Movement Program and more. 4 pm every Thursday, June 9 – July 21, 2016.
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Saturday, April 16 ~ 9 am - 5pm
Shrek: The Musical June 3 - July 2 Ƈ Fri. & Sat. 8:15 PM + Sun. July 3
A Midsummer Night’s Dream August 4-13 Nightly except Sun. 8:15 PM
Indoor Show Measure for Measure Sept. 2-25 Ƈ Fri. & Sat. 7:30 PM/Sun. 2 PM
More fun events are on the calendar so check our website for storytimes, Magic Tree House Club, and Teen and Adult Programs. www.wimberleylibrary.org
Children’s Theatre Aladdin 2/27 - 3/20 Cinderella 7/9 - 7/31
Saturdays 10 AM Ƈ Sundays 2 PM
Gardens open daily! Creative Play Areas Ƈ Musical Garden
400 FM 2325 Wimberley, TX 512.847.2188
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Chamber Directory ANIMAL SERVICES Cypress Creek Animal Hospital P.C. 15400 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-5514 www.CypressCreekAnimalHospital.com Four Paws Veterinary Hospital Inc 8401 Ranch Road 12 San Marcos, Tx 78666 (512) 396-7297 www.fourpawsvethospital. com PAWS Shelter & Humane Society «À wÌ 500 FM 150 East Kyle, TX 78640 (512) 268-1611 www.PawsShelter.org Wimberley Adoption Group & Rescue (WAG) *À wÌ P. O. Box 2603 (512) 394-8619 www.wimberleywagrescue.org
$7+.&+0) CONSTRUCTION Architects Alan Marburger Design & Construction PO Box. 169 Fischer, TX 78623 (512) 560-7072 alanmarburger@gmail. com Chagnon Architecture 215 W. San Antonio Dr., Ste 2104 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 757-9127 www.chagnonarch.com Charles Roccaforte’s Hill Country Plans 13501 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-9149 www.hillcountryplans.com Design/Build Architect & Construction 402 Corral Ln Austin, TX 78745 (512) 444-1580 www.cgsdb.com Latchford Bachardy Architects 100 Melody Way, Suite C (512) 847-0802 www.lb-architects.com Concrete Construction Applied Color Concrete PO Box 770 (512) 847-9271 www.appliedcolorconcrete.com
Myers Concrete Construction, LP 2301 FM 3237 (512) 847-8000 www.myersconcrete.com Stefanowicz Concrete PO Box 770 (512) 847-9271 www.appliedcolorconcrete.com
S.B. Thompson Construction, LLC 4251 F.M. 3237 (512) 847-5479 www.sbthompsonconstruction.com Savannah Homes 151 Las Flores, Blg. 4-B (512) 826-5571 www.savannahhomestx. com
Home Builders A & A Construction 6830 Ranch road 12 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 393-5202 www.foundationsforlife. com Buddy L Construction 24344 Ranch Road 12 (512) 686-3478 www.buddyl.net Coachman Homes Inc. 15600 Ranch Road 12 (512) 844-5843 Crabaugh Slota, LLC 501 Old Kyle Rd., Bldg. 2 Unit A (512) 878-3851 Damuth Homes Inc. PO Box 1653 Canyon Lake, TX 78133 (830) 964-2432 Design Tech Homes 200 RR 32 (512) 722-3217 www.dth.com Dream Home Designs PO Box 2656 (512) 557-3092 www.dhbydw.com FineLine Custom Homes, Inc 2410 W. FM150 Kyle, TX 78640 (512) 396-7111 ÜÜÜ°w i iVÕÃÌ homes.com
Somerset Homes, Inc 13820 Ranch Road 12 Ste. C (512) 787-6886 www.somerset-homes. com Three Oaks Homes, LLC 7007 Rufus Dr Austin, TX 78752 (512) 844-6685 www.threeoakshomes.com Tilson Home Corp. 2396 IH 35 N. San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 353-7694 www.Tilsonhomes.com Waterford Homes of Texas 704 FM 2325 (512) 842-1183 www.whtx.com *QOG &GUKIPGT Martinhouse Designs 2900 Skylark Drive Austin, TX 78757 (512) 657-8238 www.martinhousedesigns. com Interior Design Quinn Interiors 700 North Lamar Ste.200C Austin, TX 78703 (512) 466-5426 www.equinninteriors.com Yours Interiorly (512) 667-4332 www.yoursinteriorly.com Miscellaneous
Keen Development Group Kyle, TX 78640 (830) 225-0680 www.keendevelopmentgroup.com Latigo Building & Restoration 714 West Main Street Fredericksburg, TX 78624 (830) 997-1800 www.latigo.com Peak Services, LLC 512 560-4757 Rhonda Riedel, LLC 1415 FM 2763 Canyon Lake, TX 78133 (830) 237-0777 www.rhondariedel.com
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AAA Demolition 310 US 290 West, Suite C Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 431-4758 www.aaademoaustin.com BEC-LIN Engineering,L.P./ Tri-Tech Surveying Co.,L.P. 100 E. San Antonio Ste. 100 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 353-3335 Central Texas Road, Inc PO Box 2349 (512) 842-3032
Rainwater Collection System Acer Water Tanks 1600 clovis Barker Road #106 San Marcos, TX 78666 (877) 223-7784 www.acerwatertanks.com Rainy Day Systems (512) 376-0097 www.rainydaysystems.com
Wimberley Montessori School 45 La Buena Vista (512) 847-6055 www.wimberleymontessori.com
Business Services Eritis Services (512) 940-2577 www.eritisservices.com Financial Firms
Zweites Haus School of Wimberley 1500 Fischer Store Road (512) 847-7459 www.learningandlove.com
FINANCIAL
Edward Jones - Michael Murphy Financial Advisor 15501 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2998 michael.murphy@edwardjones.com
4QQƂPI %QORCPKGU Accountants ƂÕÃÌ , w } > ` Construction 1301 W. Ben White Blvd. Austin, TX 78704 (512) 629-4949 ÜÜÜ°>ÕÃÌ À w }> `V struction.com Chamber of Commerce Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce 3934 FM 2673 Canyon Lake, TX 78133 (800) 528-2104 www.canyonlakechamber. com Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce 509 W Mercer Street Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 858-4740 www.drippingspringstx. org San Marcos Chamber of Commerce 202 N CM Allen Pkwy San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 393-5900 www.sanmarcostexas.com Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce 14100 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2201 www.wimberley.org
Cliff Strickland, CPA 950 FM 2325 (512) 847-2540 Keith D. Lauderdale, CPA 174 S. Guadalupe, Ste 102 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-4984 www.keithcpa.com McGinnis & Berger, LLP 15572 Ranch Road 12, #4 (512) 394-8020 www.mcginnisberger.com Marburger & Thames (512) 598-2011 / (512) 557-8088 www.marburgerthamesllc. com Michael J. Scott, CPA PO Box 2945 (210) 508-1914 Stephen P. Thurber, PC 706 FM 2325 (512) 847-2585 Banks Blanco National Bank 15451 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-1300 www.blancobank.com
Edward Jones - Robert Arellano 14500 Ranch Road 12 Suite 3 (512) 847-8463 robert.arellano@edwardjones.com Hackett Financial Group LLC 840 East Summit Dr. (512) 847-0630 www.HackettFinancialGroup.com Integrated Financial Planning Center 1015 Beecave Woods Drive #100 Austin, Texas 78746 (512) 327-9311 www.ifp-center.com Investment Club TWIG (The Wimberley Investment Group) Healthcare Services/ Assisted Living Emeritus at San Marcos 1401 Wonder World Drive San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 396-8271
Broadway Bank 14710 RR 12 North (512) 847-5504 www.broadwaybank.com
Grace and Pax House 1459 Highway 290 West Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 829-5342 www.graceandpaxhouse. com
Ozona National Bank 101 River Road (512) 847-8200 www.ozonabank.com
Horizon Bay at San Marcos 1720 Ranch Road 12 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-7200
Katherine Anne Porter School 515 FM 2325 (512) 847-6867 www.kapschool.org
Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union PO Box 81592 Austin, TX 78708 (512) 833-3300 www.rbfcu.org
Legacy Oaks Assisted Living 7501 West Hwy 290 Austin, TX 78736 (512) 288-8300) www.legacy-oaks.com
St. Stephen’s School 6000 FM 3237 (512) 847-9857 www.ststeveschool.org
Wells Fargo Bank 14650 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2442 www.wellsfargo.com
Marbridge Foundation 2310 Bliss Spillar Rd Manchaca, TX 78652 (512) 282-1144 www.marbridge.org
'&7%#6+10 Austin Community College 5930 Middle Fiskville Rd. Austin, TX 78752 (512) 353-2019 www.austincc.edu
Wimberley I.S.D. 951 FM 2325 (512) 847-2414 www.wimberley.txed.net
Chamber Directory Orchard Park 4701 Radcliffe Dr. Kyle, TX 78640 (512) 920-6400 www.meridiansenior.com/ community/orchard-parkof-kyle Sodalis Elder Living 1001 Crepe Myrtle Dr. San Marcos, TX 78666 (830) 624-1044 www.sodaliselderliving. com Home Health Care Angels for Elders 219 Twilight Trail (866) 247-0183 www.AngelsForElders.com Texas Healthcare Solutions, LLC 825 Fourth Street Blanco, TX 78606 (877) 881-9444 Wimberley Home Health 201 A Stillwater, Suite 6 (512) 847-7080 www.wimberleyhomehealth.com Holistic Practitioner Inner Healing 111 Old Kyle Rd #212 (830) 822-0902 www.innerhealing.biz Hospice Care Blue Bonnet Palliative Care 12111 Ranch Road 12 Ste. 114 (832) 282-3003 www.bluebonnettpc.com Compassionate Care Hospice 102 Wonder World Drive, Suite 307 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 295-5333 www.cchnet.net CTMC Hospice 1315 IH-35 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 754-6159 Gentiva 1911 Corporate Dr. #104 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-9138 www.gentiva.com Nursing Homes Deer Creek of Wimberley 555 FM 3237 (512) 847-5540 www.savasc.com
Hill Country Healthcare & Rehab 1505 W. Hwy.290 Dripping Springs, TX 78620 www.lengendhc.com (512) 858-5624
INSURANCE Beard Insurance & Associates, LLC 15577 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-9394 www.beardinsurancellc. com Brett Field Insurance 2501 Ranch Road 620 S Austin, TX 78734 (855) 976-1114 www.agent.anpac.com/ >ÕÃÌ ÉLÀiÌÌÚwi `É DeMasters-Daniel Insurance Agency 170 E. Summit (512) 847-5549 www.Demdanins.com Hill Country Insurance Agency/Farmers 16746 Fitzhugh Rd. #101 Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 301-7999 www.farmersagent.com/ kjarnagin State Farm Insurance-Byron Eckols 173 FM 3237 Unit B (512) 847-9400 www.byroneckols.com Texas Medical Plans, LLC 15577 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-3164 The Starr Agency 12589 Ranch Road 12 (512) 842-2700 www.thestarragency.com
/'&+# PUBLICATIONS )TCRJKE 9GD &GUKIP A Studio Z 711 Ranch Road 2325 (512) 847-3532 www.AstudioZ.com C.C. Creations 114 Holleman Drive College Station, TX 77840 (512) 203-5801 www.cccreationsusa.com HEATHER hill DESIGN (512) 774-4864 www.heatherhilldesign. com Peterson Design Studio (724) 301-0783 www.petersonsales.net
S2 DesignLab, Inc. LLC 2251 South Rainbow Ranch Road (301) 845-1212 www.s2designlab.com Wimberley Design Group (512) 722-3540 www.wimberleydg.com Marketing I Media Services (512) 842-9645 www.sherriwcline.com InVue Marketing (512) 270-1702 www.invuemarketingsolutions.com New Media Consortium 1250 Capital of Texas Hwy S, Building 3, Ste 400 Austin, TX 78746 (512) 445-4200 www.nmc.org Welcome Wagon (512) 992-9960 www.welcomewagon.com Misc CQC International, Inc (847) 791-1054 www.combatthefat.com Newspaper / Magazine
Texas Hill Country.com (325) 792-6662 www.texashillcountry.com The News-Dispatch P.O. Box 227 Driftwood, TX 78619 (512) 422-4192 Wimberley Valley News and Views P.O. Box 91554 Austin, TX 78709 (512) 358-6271 www.wvnewsviews.com Wimberley View 101 FM 3237 Cornerstone Park, Ste. A Wimberley, TX 78676 (512) 847-2202
/'&+%#. Audiology Brown Hearing 105 Camelia Orange, TX 77631 (800) 392-1041 www.brownhearingcenters.com Renew Hearing Center 14100 RR 12 (512) 667-6904 www.renewhearingcenter. com Chiropractors
County Wide Shoppers Guide PO Box 347 (512) 840-8381 www.countywideshoppersguide.com Edible Austin 1415 Newning Ave. Austin, TX 78704 (512) 442-3971 www.edibleaustin.com Hill Country Sun 100 Commons Rd. Ste. 7 #319 Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 301-2877 www.hillcountrysun.com San Antonio Express News 9800 Ave E. San Antonio, TX 78297 (210) 250-2394 www.mysa.com Sun Country Publications PO Box. 1482 Wimberley, TX 78676 (512) 847-5162 www.suncountrypublications.com Texas Hill Country Magazine 714 4th St. #102 Blanco, TX 78606 (830) 598-6740 www.hillcountrymagazine. com
Blue Hole Chiropractic & Wellness 501 Old Kyle Rd, Suite 100 (888) 542-5579 Family First Chiropractic & Progressive Rehab 800 Hwy 290 West Bldg. F Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 858-9355 www.ffchiro.com &GPVKUVU Robert D. White, DDS 140 Joe Wimberley Blvd. (512) 847-9521 San Marcos Gentle Dental-J. Robert Donnelly D.D.S. 1337 Thorpe Lane San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 396-5225 www.sanmarcosdental. com Wimberley Dental Center 181 F.M. 3237 (512) 847-8934 wimberleydentalcenter@ verizon.net
Emergency Medical Service Wimberley EMS 220 Twilight Trl. (512) 847-2526 Hospitals Central Texas Medical Center 1301 Wonder World Dr. San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 753-3500 Seton Medical Center Hays 6001 Kyle Pkwy Kyle, TX 78640 (512 ) 504-5000 www.seton.net/hays Medical Clinics Crescent View Medical Clinic 14100 Ranch Road 12 Ste. 900 (512) 847-0300 www.crescent-view-medical.com CommuniCare Health Centers 203 Stillwater, Suite 6 (512) 268-8900 www.4all4life.org Live Oak Health Partners 201 FM 3237 (512) 847-3434 www.liveoakhealthpartners.com My Emergency Room 24/7 2810 South I-35 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-7800 www.myemergencyroom. com Seven Hill Women’s Health 4007 James Casey St A-100 Austin, TX 78745 (512) 442-2300 www.sevenhillswomen. com Wimberley Medical Clinic 12941 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-6789 Pharmacies Brookshire Brothers Pharmacy 14100 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-7520 Wimberley Pharmacy 120 Joe Wimberley Blvd (512) 847-2288 www.hillcountryrx.com
NON-PROFITS Alzheimer’s Assoc. Capital of Texas Chapter 3429 Executive Center Dr. #100 Austin, TX 78731 (512) 241-0420 x15 www.alz.org/texascapital Barnabas Connection 1200 County Road 1492 (512) 847-1664 www.barnabasconnects. org CARTS 2010 E. 6th Street Austin, TX (800) 456-7433 www.ridecarts.com Central Texas Returning Heroes PO Box 841 Wimberley, TX 78676 (512) 574-6744 www.ctrh.us Citizens Alliance for Responsible Development PO Box 2905 512-289-8666 www.cardtexas.org Crisis Bread Basket PO Box 1721 (512) 847-5323 Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center (HCWC) P.O. Box 234 San Marcos, TX 786670234 (512) 396-4357 www.hcwc.org Hays County Area Food Bank 220 Herndon St. San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-8300 www.HaysFoodBank.org Hays County Livestock Expo PO Box 1778 Kyle, TX 78640 (512) 748-7937 www.HaysCountyLivestockShow.com Hays County Republican Party PO Box 1655 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 396-8511 www.haysgop.org Hill Country Neighbors 411 Packsaddle Pass (512) 847-2849 Hill Country Unit - Herb Society of America 818 Mountain Crest Dr. (512) 847-3335 herblady@austin.rr.com
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Chamber Directory HOPE4PTSDVETS.ORG (832)231-6690 www.hope4ptsdvets.org Keep Wimberley Beautiful PO Box. 1821 (512) 847-8774 Knights of Columbus PO Box 469 (512) 847-9181 www.kofc9151. catholicweb.com League Of Women Voters of Hays County PO Box 1034 San Marcos, TX 78667 (512) 847-0915 Meals On Wheels 14068 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-1781 My Neighbors Keeper 14004 Ranch Road 12 (512) 788-1443 Rotary Club of Wimberley PO Box. 2612 (512) 847-5421 www.wimberleyrotary.org Texas State Bobcat Club 601 University Drive San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 245-2210 www.txstatebobcatclub. com The Burke Center for Youth 20800 FM 150 Driftwood, Tx 78619 (512) 858-4258 www.theburkecenter.org United Way of Hays County PO Box 1728 San Marcos, TX 78667 (512) 392-6084 V.F.W Post 6441 403 Jacobs Well Rd (512) 847-6441 V-Claims / HCNC 501 Old Kyle Road, Suite 109A (903) 917-6599 www.v-claims.org Wimberley 4H (512) 847-7975 Wimberley Business & Professional Association PO Box 1755 (512) 847-0630 www.WimberleyBPA.com
Wimberley Community Civic Club PO Box 416 (512) 722-3733 www.wimberleyccc.org
Aman Verde Real Estate P.O. Box 2348 (512) 626-6696 www.amanverderealestate. com
Gibson Properties David Routh 13900 Ranch Road 12, Suite C (512) 731-8389
RE/MAX Real Properties Allison “AJ� Harwood 12111 Ranch Rd, 108 (512) 847-7653 www.AJsTexasHomes.com
Wimberley Democrats PO Box 1866 (512) 847-8468 www.wimdems.org
Century21 Jamie Delmar Clark 13320 Ranch Road 12 (512) 913-2900
Realty Associates Linda Webb, REALTORÂŽ (512) 847-9695 www.texashomesandland. com
Wimberley Education Foundation 14401 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2414 www.wimberleyeducationfoundation.org
Century21 Melinda Everett 13320 Ranch Road 12 (512) 695 -5963 www.MelindaEverett.com
Hills of Texas Sky Realty Marti Eveleigh 14500 Ranch Road 12, Ste 2 (512) 618-1342 www.hothillcountryhomesearch.com
Wimberley Garden Club P.O. Box 1624 (512) 847-9174 / (512) 842-8004 Wimberley Merchants Association P.O. Box 272 (512) 847-3333 www.wimberleymerchants. com Wimberley Senior Citizens Activity Center 14068 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-1781 / (512) 847-3184 Wimberley Valley Convention and Visitor Bureau P.O. Box 12 (512) 847-2201 Wimberley Valley GOP 3820 River Road (512) 847-7876 www.wvgop.net Wimberley Valley Habitat For Humanity 300 River Rd. (512) 949-9149 Wimberley Valley Radio 111 Old Kyle Rd, Suite 108 (512) 722-3266 www.radiowimberley.org Wimberley Valley Watershed Association P.O. Box 2534 (512) 722-3390 www.wimberleywatershed. org Wimberley Village Library 400 FM 2325 (512) 847-2188 www.wimberleylibrary.org
REAL ESTATE Realtors
Wimberley Cemetery Association P.O. Box 786 (512) 847-2047
Adams Real Estate Nancy Adams 101 FM 3237, Suite F (512) 847-1331 www.wimberleyhills.com
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Century21 Clay E. Ewing 13320 Ranch Road 12 (512) 922-7475 www.clayewing.com Century21 Charli T. Manross 13320 Ranch Road 12 (512) 695 -5963 www.charlimanross.com Century21 Traci Maxwell 13320 Ranch Road 12 (512) 393-9996 www.realtexasland.com Century21 Randall Morris & Associate 13320 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-2291 www.randallmorris.com Coldwell Banker United Realtors - Barbara Germillion 609 Castle Ridge Rd., Suite 440 Austin, TX 78746 (512) 775-2904 www.BarbaraGremillion. com
Hills of Texas Sky Realty – Colleen Judd 14500 Ranch Road 12, Ste 2 (512) 925-0157 Hills of Texas Sky Realty Barbara Latimer 14500 Ranch Road 12, Suite 2 (512) 557-5257 www.hothomesandland. com
The Meadows Professional Building 13320 Ranch Road 12 Bldg C. (512) 847-0250 Wimberley Realty Services PO Box 2622 (713) 461-5414 www.wimberleyrealtyservices.com
Keller Williams Realty Debbie Donaldson 13210 Ranch Road 12, Suite A (512) 665-9588 www.myawesomehome. com
Mariposa At Hunter Road 2600 Hunter Road San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-9588 www.mariposaapartmenthomes.com
Apartments
Commercial Real Estate Keller Williams Realty Linda Germain 13210 Ranch Road 12, Suite A (512) 924-3661 lindagermain@kw.com Keller Williams Realty Alice Lebkuecher 13210 Ranch Road 12, Suite A (713) 253-1311
Daybreak Real Estate Pamela Lamoureux 444 Blue Heron Run (512) 847-9883 www.daybreakre.com
Keller Williams Realty – Jackie Maloy 13210 Ranch Rd. 12, Suite A (512) 422-6381 www.WimberleyHillCountryRealEstate.com
Gibson Properties 13501 Ranch Road 12, Suite 107 (512) 722-3551 www.centraltexaslistings. com
Terrie Garza Realtor, Utima RE (512) 618-3499 www.ultimare.com
Hills of Texas Sky Realty Betsi Schaefer 14500 Ranch Road 12, Suite 2 (512) 755-3573 www.austinhillcountryrealtor.com
Daybreak Real Estate Carol Edgerly 444 Blue Heron Run (512) 751-9851 www.caroledgerly.com
Daybreak Real Estate Judy Roach 444 Blue Heron Run (713) 882-3602 www.daybreakre.com
Spitzer & Associates 3401 C FM 2325 (512) 478-8660 www.spitzerrealestate.com
The Lumberyard 111 Old Kyle Road (512) 450-8145 www.baccuscapitalinvestments.com Developer Mustang Valley 5373 FM 2325 (512) 847-7400 www.mustangvalleytexas. com Mortgage Brokers Corridor Lending 160 South River (512) 965-9115 www.corridorlending.com
Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty Rebecca Minnick (512) 850-7435 rebeccaminnick.kuperrealty.com
Sage Capital Mortgage 13320 C Ranch Road 12 (210) 849-8100 www.salenders.com
RE/MAX Real PropertiesPat Bruns 12111 RR12 Suite 108 (512) 376-8219 www.patbruns.remaxtexas. com
Southwest Bank Mortgage - Irene Green 901 S. MoPac Expressway Bld 3, Ste.100 Austin, TX 78746 (512) 422-1782 www.SouthwestBank.com/ Mortgage
Property Management Century21 Clay E. Ewing - see realtors Gibson Properties - see realtors Henly Hills, LLC Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 633-5651 Title Companies Gracy Title, A Stewart Company 13210 Ranch Road 12, Bldg. A, Suite B (512) 847-5555 www.gracytitle.com Independence Title Company 150 Ranch Road 3237 (512) 847-2278 www.IndependenceTitle. com
SERVICES A/C & Heating Services Louis Nesby Air Conditioning & Heating 316 Love Drive Buda, TX 78610 (512) 945-0616 louisnesbyac.dudaone. com/ San Marcos Air Conditioning 3500 HWY 123 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 353-32511 www.smairtx.com Alarm System Providers Vanguard Protection Group (512) 552-0960 www.austinhomealarm. com Attorneys Adams Law Firm 950 RR 2325 (512) 847-5036 ĂœĂœĂœÂ°ÂŽ>‡Â?>ĂœwÀ“°Vœ“ Allison “AJâ€? Harwood, Attorney at Law 12111 Ranch Road 12, Suite #106 (512) 848-6612 ˆÂ?Â? Â?ˆ˜i >Ăœ "vwVi] *° ° 120 Joe Wimberley Blvd (512) 842-1260 Ă•Â˜ÂŽÂˆÂ˜ >Ăœ "vwVi 15401 Ranch Road 12 Ste.105 (512) 847-8600
Chamber Directory >Ü "vwVi v Ài Ì Pulley 26 Woodcreek Drive (214) 949-9149 Moreland Law Firm, P.C. 13590 Ranch Road 12 (512) 782-0567 www.morelandlaw.com Stevens & Malone, LLP 150 FM 3237 (512) 847-2278 www.StevensMaloneLaw. com
Wimberley Jobs for Life «À wÌ 203 Stillwater, Suite 2 (512) 940-2577 www.freshstartcntr.com Copier Leasing Dahill 8303 N. Mopac Expressway, A300 Austin, TX 78759 (512) 836-2100 www.dahill.com Dog Training
Texans for Lawsuit Reform 919 Congress, Suite 455 Austin, Tx 78701 (512) 478-0200 www.tortreform.com
Speakdog Dog Training (361) 205-2215 www.speakdog.net
Landscaping, Yard, and Tree Services Backyard Escapes 12500 Ranch Road 12 (512) 618-4480 www.backyard-escapes. com Bartlett Tree Experts 1324 Old Martindale Road San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-1089 www.bartlett.com Bonnie Dee Garden Design P.O. Box 1184 (512) 922-2447 www.bonniedeegardendesign.com
Electricians Auto Repair and Services Conley Express Lube 453 Old Kyle Road (512) 722-3795 http://conleycarwash.net Texan Car Wash 703 FM 2325 (514) 751-4729 Troxell Automotive Repair & Restoration 6651 Purgatory Road San Marcos, TX 78667 (512) 576-0179) Wimberley Collision & Automotive Center 100 Texan Blvd (512) 847-2415 www.wimberleycollision. com Computer Services Computer Services Inc. 271 Hidden Oaks (512) 921-1874 www.csiwimberley.com
AJA Electrical 10 Harmony Lane (512) 557-5605
Consultants / Human Development Abby Vasek.com (512) 657-9690 www.abbyvasek.com Capacity Building Coaching 506 Burnett Ranch Road (512)413-3537 www.capacitybc.com Living In The Coda (512) 722-3620 www.livinginthecoda.com Luv Life Coaching 506 Burnett Ranch Road (512) 413-3537 www.luvlifecoaching.com
1- ƂÀ Þ ,iVÀÕ Ì } "vwVi 1050 McKinley Place Dr San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 396-3994 www.facebook.com/usarmysanmarcos Moving Companies Little Guys Movers 2260 S. IH. Suite. 203 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 754-0311 www.littleguys.com Painting Services Ball Brothers Paint & Drywall 13800 Ranch Road 12 (512) 360-7062 www.ballbrotherspainting. com
Recording Studio Figment Mixing (512) 419-0193 ÜÜÜ°w} i Ì Ý }°V Rental Services Wimberley Rentals, LLC 612 Melody Way (512) 847-3106 Restoration Services PuroClean 1070 Soaring Eagle Dr. Fischer, TX 78623 (830) 837-1451 www.puroclean.com Serv-Pro Cleaning Service 1222 Old Martindale Road San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 396-8225 www.servprosanmarcosnewbraunfels.com
Pest Control Services
ÛiÀÃ wi` iVÌÀ V> Services 13501 RR 12 Suite 103 (800) 625-9950 ÜÜÜ°` ÛiÀÃ wi`i iVÌÀ V> Ãervices.net Equestrian Training Bel Canto Farms 4205 Lone Man Mountain Rd (512) 797-1178 www.belcantofarms.com Estate Sales and Consignment Life Changes Estate Sales 2101 Lone Man Mountain Rd (512) 847-1645 www.lifechangesestatesales.com Funeral Homes
Tactical IT Group (888) 223-6781 www.tactical-it.com
Harris Trees (512) 923-8232 www.harristreesandrock. com
Military
Thomason Funeral Home 14700 RR12 (512) 396-2300 www.ThomasonFuneralHome.com Handgun Training Class Premier CHL Class (512) 633-7049/(512) 633-6064 www.premierchlclass.com Handyman Services All Around Handyman (512) 557-9255 www.joeypalumboremodeling.com Cornel’s Creations PO Box 788 (512) 618-0995 www.cornelscreations.com
Hill Country Land Improvement (512) 766-8122 www.hillcountrylandimprovement.com
Hired Killers Pest Control 14380 RR12 (512) 847-2495 www.hiredkillerz.com
Mow Town Lawn Service 415 N. Guadalupe #290 San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 955-2589
Texas Pest Pro 12111 RR 12 Suite 212 (512) 395-5060 www.texaspestpro.com
O’Kane Lawn & Landscape PO Box 599 San Marcos, TX 78667 (512) 738-2185 www.facebook.com/ okanelawnandlandscape Texas Hills Land Planning P.O. Box 306 (214) 914-7545 www.texashillslandplanning.com Wimberley Valley Lawn & Yard Works (310) 498-6140 www.wimberleyvalleyyardworks.com
Septic Services
Photography Brenda Miles Photography 310 FM 3237 (512) 710-8708 / (361) 779-5330 www.brendamilesphotography.com Clay E. Ewing Photography (512) 922-7475 www.clayewing.photodeck.com James Goulden Photography Wedding Service Provider (713) 396-6760 www.jamesgoulden.com
Lighting Design Vision3 Design, Inc. 101 FM 3237 Unit C (512) 722-3244 www.vision3design.com Mailing Services
American Aerobic Management Systems PO Box. 1514 (512) 847-0757 www.wimberleywasteswater.com Massey’s Grease Trap & Septic Tank Service Buda, TX 78610 (866) 907-7737 Sign Fabrication Sign Crafters, Inc 2401 IH 35 South San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 392-0900 Sorting Equipment Companies NADA Technologies, Inc 3805 Woodbury Drive Austin, TX 78704 (512) 443-6232 www.nadatech.com Spanish Lessons
Shannon Marlow du Plessis Photography 301 Shade Rd (512) 217-7427 www.shannon.photos
Bridge The Gap Austin, TX 78745 (512) 574-0330 www.bridgethegapspanish.com
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Mail Stop 2 13501 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-9622 Merchant Sevices/ Payment Processing Global Payments, Inc (713) 503-3659 www.globalpaymentsinc. com
Wimberley Plumbing 1851 Windmill Run (512) 626-9076
Affordable Storage 628 La Buena Vista (512) 847-9863
Sleepy Hollow Mini Storages--Judy Dunn 523 Flite Acres Road (512) 847-2447 www.sleepyhollowministorage.com Wimberley Mini Storage 506 Melody Way (512) 847-6151 www.wimberelyministorage.com Transportation/ Tour Services CARTS 2010 E. 6th Street Austin, TX 78762 (800) 456-7433 www.ridecarts.com Dripping Springs Taxi Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 749-7584 www.drippingspringstaxi. com Mike’s Luxury Transports/ Hill Country Tours Wedding Service Provider PO Box 2145 (512) 847-6232 www.mikesluxurytransports.com Qaxi Cab (512) 781-2280 www.qaxicab.com Slowpokes Winery Tours 314 Harmon Hills Cove Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (214) 226-0322 www.slowpokeswinerytours.com Trash Services Riata Disposal Services, LLC 101 Farrell Lane, Bldg B Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 850-7060 www.riatadisposal.com Texas Disposal Systems 3306 FM 1327 Creedmoore, TX 78610 (512) 421-1300 www.texasdisposal.com Travel Agency
J-N-J Stow Away 16901 Ranch Road 12 (512) 468-3421
TravelPhile Tours 215 Rim Road (214) 497-4074 www.travelphiletours.com
Locktite Storage Wimberley 16955 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-1292 www.locktitestorage.com
Washateria Wash Day Laundry 14306 RR 12 (512) 847-0292 www.washdaylaundry.com
Pool Services River Rock Pools, Inc PO Box 2238 (512) 847-1800 www.riverrockpools.com
Shalimar Mini Storage PO Box. 2265 (512) 847-5160
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Chamber Directory Water Services Aqua Texas, Inc. 1106 Clayton Lane, Suite 400W Austin, Texas 78723 (877) 987-2782 www.aquaamerica.com Guadalupe Blanco River Authority 933 E. Court Street Seguin, Texas 78155 (830) 379-5822 www.gbra.org Youth Camp Let’s Go Fun Adventure Camp PO Box 2842 (512) 733-3180 www.letsgofun.com
WELLNESS & BEAUTY Beauty and Health Services Arbonne International (512) 923-8358 www.hargravesmyarbonne. com Essential Oil Educators (512) 847-2766 / (512) 6634278 annette@yes2oils.com / becky@yes2oils.com Rebecca Thomas-Ruiz, LMT 101 FM 3237 (512) 289-9064 www.rtrmassage.com
Rodan + Fields Skincare (512) 705-7714 www.meganurban.myrandf. com
The Ideal Weigh 950 RR 2325 Suite A (512) 689-5488 Vitalogy Skincare 100 Commons Rd. Ste. 9 Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (512) 930-3909 www.VitalogySkincare.com Wimberley Organics 120 Joe Wimberley Blvd., Suite 106 (512) 484-7500 www.wimberleyorganics.com Fitness Anytime Fitness 14306 Ranch Road 12 (512) 847-8887 ÜÜÜ°> ÞÌ iwÌ iÃðV Tsunami Martial Arts 12111 Ranch Road 12 Ste. 112 (512) 354-6756 www.tsunamimartialarts.org
Wimberley Community Tennis Association «À wÌ 815 Sundown Trail Fischer, TX 78623 (830) 935-2620 www.wimberleytennis.com
Michele’s Salon & Boutique 950 FM 2325, Suite C (512) 847-3377
Spas A Polished Touch 159 Flat Rock (512) 847-5678
Wimberley Fitness Company 14500 RR 12, Suite 14 (512) 847-8026 www.wFITco.com Wimberley Youth Sports Association PO Box 1634 www.hillcountryrec.org Hair Salons
Hazel Moon Spa & Boutique 950 FM 2325, Ste C (512) 461-8681 www.hazelmoonspa.com Hidden Med Spa of Wimberley 210 Masonic Lodge Road (512) 847-2400 www.hiddenmedspa.com
Full Circle Salon 141 South LBJ Drive San Marcos, TX 78666 (512) 396-3855
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1567 Main St., Ste. 800 Buda, TX 78610 512.400.2441
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333 Cheatham St. San Marcos, TX 78666 512.353.1776
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190 S. Seguin Ave. New Braunfels, TX 78130 830.609.7400
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