Hill Country Day Trippin

3 separate art exhibits featuring: Gaby Rico & Andy Villarreal, Kerrville Art Club, and GAGA Group Show -Abstract art by the Gentilechi Aegis Gallery Association.

An exhibit of work by the Hill Country Arts Foundation retreat artists from across the state and New Mexico.
Artists reception: January 10th, 5-7pm.

Selected works from the Museum of Western Art’s permanent collection.

Get creative at home with our Twist at Home painting kits. We have over 400 paintings to pick from. Your kit will include all supplies needed to create your masterpiece in the comfort of your own home. We also include detailed written instructions and some kit paintings come with video tutorials. We will work out a kit pick up time that is convenient for you. Easels (if interested) can be added to your order at checkout. Otherwise, we provide table paper to cover your painting surface.

Make it a party pack of at least 12 kits of the same design and we will create a live instruction virtual paint party for you in the time of your choosing. Others will be able to join your event. Have some friends out of state you want to paint with virtually? No problem, we can ship kits to them!

Call or text us if you have any questions. 830-620-7928

Special series of lunchtime shows featuring STEVEN VEE playing a classy and assured selection of rock, pop, jazz, blues and country covers. Eat to the beat, y’all!

Have you heard? There is FRESH LOCAL FOOD down the road at the Dripping Springs Farmers Market. It is a lively greeting place where friends, young and old, gather to shop, listen to live music, talk, and play each week.

We offer shoppers locally grown fruits and vegetables in season, grass-fed meats, yard eggs and regionally produced honey. There are also ready-made foods, including Mexican/Thai /Andean cuisines and whole grain breads and sweets. Gourmet items such as locally produced olive oils, handmade cheeses and locally grown mushrooms can also be found.

Shoppers snack on gelato, popcorn and nut mixes or sip wine and coffee drinks at picnic tables underneath the shade of large oak trees. One-of-a-kind handmade crafts, personal and home care products round out an enjoyable shopping experience.

The market hosts live music each week, along with frequent cooking demos and food events. Information about community happenings and topics of interest are available at the information booth.