Hill Country Day Trippin

As part of the city wide celebration of Fredericksburg’s 175th Anniversary, the National Museum of the Pacific War (NMPW) will host an art exhibit featuring more than 60 original pieces of artwork by artists from the Fredericksburg area. The Art of Fredericksburg: 175 Years will open on Saturday May 8, 2021 and run through September 19, 2021, in the George H.W. Bush Gallery. The nearly 30 artists featured span 175 years, from Fredericksburg’s founding through today. Admission is free and does not require a museum ticket. Masks are required inside all museum buildings.

Please note: Day passes are available for guests 18+. No children will be allowed. $50/person entry fee to be applied in its entirety as a @tilliescamplucy food and beverage credit. Outside food, alcohol coolers, and/or personal floats are not allowed at the pool area.

The Fredericksburg Farmer’s Market (FFM) continues to bring locally grown and produced foods to the community. Every Thursday, rain or shine, shoppers can meet farmers and producers while shopping for fresh produce, meats, baked goods and so much more. The market consists of farmers, ranchers and wineries located within the Texas Hill Country. Shoppers are invited to come for the food and enjoy the atmosphere where they can purchase meals, wine, and snacks while listening to live music.