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The great meteorologist Isaac Cline is quoted as saying: “Texas is a land of eternal drought interrupted occasionally by Biblical floods.” Here in Wimberley we can relate.

When people start retirement, they can vision themselves on their back porch sitting enjoying the golden years.

I lived in Wimberley in 2011 which was the year that we had 90 days with over 100 degrees F. I am afraid we are going to surpass that number of 100+ days this year.

The Hill Country Women’s Health Collective (HCWHC) opened up their new clinic in Wimberley last Wednesday as the organization continues their expansion in helping women in the Hill Country.

Shakespeare Under The Stars by EmilyAnn will be celebrating their 25th year with the performance of the inaugural show “Taming of the Shrew.”

For more than 50 years, Texas singer-songwriter Shake Russell, has been entertaining audiences throughout the region and all over the United States with his unique Americana style of folk rock. Weaving sophisticated harmonies through his songs and drawing from various genres, Shake created a style of folk-rock that is uniquely his own.

For the first time since before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Wimberley Valley Art League hosted a Juried Art Show with guests available to meet and greet in person.

It was a successful fundraiser for the Friends of the Wimberley Village Library as the group raised over $1,000 dollars as part of their quilt raffle.

Blue Hole Regional Park was recently recognized by Tripadvisor as a 2022 Travelers’ Choice award winner for the second year in a row, the City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation department announced.

The Wimberley Players open up the world of theatre to children with the 2nd annual First Stage Theatre Camp. In this three-day camp for kids aged 8 to 12, participants can peek behind the curtain into the dynamic and rewarding world of theatre.

If the crowd on opening night was any clue, Wimberley was ready to welcome a seafood restaurant.

The anticipation is almost too much to bear, but it may not just be the height of the jump that causes your adrenaline to pump. It’s also the knowledge that the 68-degree water is waiting below to shock every sense in your body as the heat of a 100-degree day vanishes from your skin.

I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (2018) with book and lyrics by Joe DiPietro and music by Jimmy Roberts, opens on The Wimberley Players stage July 15 and runs through August 7. This hilarious celebration of the mating game takes on the truths and myths behind ‘the relationship.’ It explores dating and waiting, love and marriage, as well as the agonies of in-laws, newborns, and trips in the family car. The original version of I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change is the second longest-running off-Broadway musical with over 5,000 performances. New songs, re vised lyrics, and dialogue throughout the show reflect relationships today.