Joining celebrities like Bradley Cooper, Selena Gomez and Ryan Gosling, kids at the Katherine Anne Porter School have their very own Emotional Support Animal in the form of Mistii, a 12-weekold black and gray tabby kitten.
Despite early morning rain clouds, the seventh annual Blanco River Songwriter Festival went off without a hitch, boasting a well-curated list of performers Nine musical acts took the stage in the historic Fischer Hall, an expansive wood building built at the turn of last century by a master carpenter from New Braunfels. According to Fischer historian Lewis Smith, Al Kloepper was known for crafting strong and graceful arches which continue to distinguish the hall’s vaulted ceiling. Spacious with wood floors and large barntype windows, the building was a fitting partner for the event’s acoustics. More than one person compared the building to the inside of a guitar.
More Mexican cuisine is coming to Wimberley this month with the opening of a sit-down restaurant, Corazon de Mexico.
A new furniture, décor and design studio opened in Wimberley earlier this month on April 1. Christened “The Love Your Space Place” and owned by Jill Ainsworth, the new store is located near Flight Acres on FM 3237. Within five weeks of signing the lease, Ainsworth completed a full renovation and launched the business.
After 27 years, Helen and Tony Sauceda retired from their landmark business, Mima’s Kitchen, last month. Their son David Sauceda and his wife Melissa have stepped in to continue the family legacy.
There’s an exclusive club in Wimberley, a limited-membership club discovered through word of mouth and joined through personal connections. And after existing for twenty years, the club may find itself homeless.
High school entrepreneur gives shoppers the business at local boutique
Kent and Karen Killough are found standing with the ponies. It’s a Sunday afternoon, and they are celebrating their youngest children’s birthday. A cream-colored horse with a mane dyed in rainbow colors develops a line fifteen kids deep. There are giggles and laughter from around the property, including a nearby playscape where a small group are playing tag.
If you mention the name Jean Schuler to many involved with the Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance, they’ll tell you she’s a very talented artist responsible for the design and ‘bootiful’ artwork on three of Wimberley’s boots about town. Very few would guess that she’s also one of the Texas Hill Country’s newest published authors.
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Wimberley, TX 78676
Phone: 512-847-2202
Fax: 512-847-9054
