Events in Cibolo, TX

Local business owners gather for a weekly breakfast at 1916 Bar & Bistro in Seguin focused on business growth, referrals, and meaningful relationships. Each gathering includes breakfast, a concise member-led talk on a business topic, time for participants to describe the types of referrals they are seeking that week, and collaborative efforts as a unified sales team to support one another's growth. The group is industry exclusive, with only one professional per field so members can benefit from targeted referrals. It suits small business owners in the Seguin area who want to expand their business, sharpen their mindset, and form genuine connections with other professionals.

Harmon’s Barbecue serves a pitmaster special centered on smoked brisket tacos. Chopped brisket that has been slow smoked is tucked into two warm, lightly toasted flour tortillas, with fresh pico de gallo and green salsa on the side. Jalapenos and shredded cheese are available by request. You can add a cold Coke, and the counter team can share which draft beers are on tap. Share your photos to be entered for a chance to win free tacos.

All-day riding for women is available for $15, and rentals are included.

Midweek gets a lift at Gruene Grove with a Wednesday market showcasing local vendors and their homegrown produce, home baked favorites, and hand crafted creations. Enjoy live music from local artists, sip a stiff drink, and grab tasty bites from Wurst in Gruene with a sweet finish from Rhea’s Ice Cream.

Fine Mexican dining pairs with live acoustic world music from Jorge & Nicole at Las Fontanas Mexican Kitchen. The duo performs on guitar and bass. CDs and digital download cards will be on sale.

A friendly running meet-up hosted by Schibolo Run Club takes place at Ernie’s Patio Bar.

Songwriter's Night at The Redbird Listening Room offers an open stage where performers can add their names to a sign up sheet and share their songs once the music begins. It is BYOB with no fee, and there is a suggested $10 at the door. The venue sells Ramblers, sodas, and coffee, along with Redbird Charcuterie Plates from Huisache Grill. Attendees can bring a song to perform, come with friends, or simply listen.

Pam Tillis brings her acclaimed country sound to Brauntex Theatre for a concert that spotlights a life in music defined by candid songwriting and unmistakable vocals. The daughter of Mel Tillis, she carved her own path as a singer and writer, earning six number one hits, fourteen top ten singles, more than thirty songs on the U.S. Billboard charts, and over seven million albums sold. Honors include two CMA awards, two Grammys, two awards from the IBMA, and an American Music Awards nomination. Her hit list features 'Maybe It Was Memphis,' 'Shake the Sugar Tree,' 'Mi Vida Loca,' 'When You Walk in the Room,' 'In Between Dances,' and 'Don’t Tell Me What to Do.' Her catalog spans Sony’s It’s All Relative, a tribute to her father named USA Today’s number four country album of the year, and her more recent release Looking for a Feeling on her own Stellar Cat Records. Beyond the studio, her songs have been recorded by artists ranging from Chaka Khan and Gloria Gaynor to Conway Twitty and Highway 101, she appeared on the television series Nashville, performed on Broadway in Smokey Joe’s Cafe, and is a member of the Grand Ole Opry.

This fundraising evening features music performed live, a four-course meal, and an interactive murder mystery, all set within the Gatsby Gala.

A live music show headlined by Stoney LaRue, with an opening act to be announced performing first. Doors will open in advance of the opener and the headlining set.

Every second Friday centers on community within the Grit Lab Fitness community. After the Foundations session, participants gather at a local venue to slow down, connect, and check in about both fitness and life. Conversations highlight recent achievements of any size, intentions and goals, and meaningful connections with Grit Lab members and coaches. It offers a relaxed setting to nurture relationships outside the workout.

Explore the historic San Antonio Missions through a bike ride tour, walk, or run that highlights the area’s heritage along each route. All activities start and finish at Mission County Park Pavilion, with engaging features placed throughout the course. Participants who meet the registration deadline are guaranteed a commemorative bib, finisher’s medal, collectible T-shirt, goodie bag, and a keepsake passport to the San Antonio Missions. Event photos will be posted online. After finishing, registered participants can enjoy music along with complimentary food and beverages. The bike ride sets out on a guided 7-, 14-, or 22-mile route. Organized by the City of San Antonio World Heritage Office in partnership with the San Antonio River Authority, Bexar County, SATX Social Ride, America’s Walking Club (AVA), South Texas Off Road Mountain-Bikers (STORM), and IAAPWEB.

Runners can choose between 10K and 5K distances at Gruene Hall during the Gruene 10K/5K. Select the option that suits your pace and take part in a focused race experience.

Experience a family-friendly day of horsemanship, competition, and western tradition with the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse at the GCSMP Posse Arena. Riders of all ages and experience levels are welcome to participate in both performance and speed disciplines. The performance slate includes Horsemanship, Western Pleasure, and Trail, while the speed lineup features Barrels, Straights, Poles, and a Mystery Class. Leadline takes place before the speed classes, and exhibitions are offered ahead of each speed event. Awards include buckles for 1st through 3rd in age divisions and High Point saddles in Junior, Senior, Adult, and Super Senior categories. A negative Coggins is required. To be eligible for series awards, riders must attend five of the six shows.

Austin Street Market gathers local growers and makers in downtown Seguin. Browse fresh produce and other farm offerings, baked treats, handmade pieces, artisan goods, and one-of-a-kind gifts, with new discoveries each week. The covered, open-air setting creates a relaxed community atmosphere where friends, families, and dogs are welcome. Weekly vendor spaces are available, and farmers bringing produce, eggs, meat, honey, plants, and other agricultural goods are eligible for free booth space.

A free community celebration at The Sophienburg Museum & Archives spotlights ¿Conocios Los Negocios? (Remember These Businesses), an exhibit tracing businesses from 1880 to the present. Archival photographs, historical records and stories of Hispanic business pioneers illuminate their achievements while honoring heritage and the multigenerational efforts of community builders. Live entertainment includes music by the Amigos band, El Gallo Firme and Mariachi Esmeralda, along with traditional folkloric dance from Compania De Danza. Local food trucks Comal Grill and Munchies Locos will be serving a variety of dishes. The program celebrates the lasting contributions of Hispanic creators and business owners who helped shape the community.

Learn techniques for gathering seeds from native plants, then take part in cleaning and packaging them for the library’s Native Plant Seed Library. The activity will be held in the upstairs tech classroom.

Break out bell bottoms and tie-dye, then dance the night away to classic 70s hits. Enjoy tasty food, welcoming staff, and a full bar.

Hybrid workouts at Grit Lab Fitness focus on strength, endurance, and race preparation for HYROX, DEKA, obstacle course racing, and running. Each coached session lasts 90 minutes and welcomes every fitness level, from first-timers to competitive athletes. Expect structured programming, guidance from coaches, and a motivating team atmosphere. You can purchase all workouts as a package or opt for a drop-in fee. Arrive with purpose and be ready to work.

A Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition campaign for level 5 characters is set at Coliseum Trading Cards & Collectibles in Schertz. The table is open to additional players who want to jump into the adventure at this starting level.

Enjoy an intimate night of storytelling and music with Nathan Hamilton. Doors open 30 minutes before the show. Outside beverages are allowed, with a $10 fee per group. Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase, including Ramblers, sodas, coffee, and Redbird Charcuterie Plates by Huisache Grill.

Jackson Auditorium hosts a high-energy opening to the season under conductor Akiko Fujimoto, bringing together two overtures and a symphonic poem alongside Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4. Verdi’s La forza del destino Overture surges with a sense of fate, Rossini’s William Tell Overture drives toward its famous gallop, and Liszt’s Les Préludes unfolds in sweeping transformation. Pianist Anton Nel is featured in Beethoven’s concerto. Support for this concert comes from the 2026-27 Seguin Season Sponsor, Allen Wealth Management- Edward Jones, and the Concert Sponsor, Texas Lutheran University. Artists, venues, and programs are subject to change.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to HTeaO Gruene with a menu full of coastal classics. Pair an HTeaO drink with choices like Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a lobster grilled cheese. Warm options include creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, and there are whoopie pies for dessert. Preorder through the CML app to earn rewards. This is a cashless service, and payments are accepted by major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

Connections hosts an 80s themed Family Feud competition shaped by survey responses from the New Braunfels community. Sponsorships, team entries, and individual tickets are available, and only eight teams can take part, so space is limited. For questions about teams or sponsoring, reach out to the community relations coordinator, Paula.

Veterans and first responders can connect in a recurring peer support group at Grange Hall in Cibolo. Facilitated by The Birdwell Foundation for PTSD, the meetings offer a confidential, judgment free space to share experiences, receive encouragement, and draw strength from others with similar backgrounds. Participation is free, and no RSVP is required. Because schedules may change, confirm current details with Gilbert Hernandez at 210-894-8677.

A karaoke night that offers free admission and welcomes everyone.

At The Redbird, Malford Milligan shares stories and songs for an evening centered on music and storytelling. Doors open thirty minutes before the show. BYOB is allowed with a $10 fee per group. Onsite offerings include Ramblers, sodas, coffee, and Redbird Charcuterie Plates from Huisache Grill.

An evening of live music features Blue Water Highway as the headliner. An opening act, to be announced, performs first. Doors open beforehand so attendees can arrive and get settled before the music begins.

Presented by Bluebonnet Ford, this free, family-friendly gathering offers an up-close look at the big trucks that keep the city running. Children can touch their favorite vehicles, sit in the driver’s seat, and meet the people who build, protect, and serve the community. To support guests with sensory sensitivities, the first 30 minutes will be sensory friendly with no flashing lights, sirens, horns, or loud music.

Experience a live blues performance in New Braunfels, Texas. This in-person show highlights the music of the blues for fans and newcomers alike.

Hear music performed in person, with songs delivered in the moment.

A live show headlined by Sunny Sweeney, featuring Brit Taylor as the opener. Doors open before the performances, with Brit Taylor taking the stage first and Sunny Sweeney following.

This volunteer activity focuses on cleaning and packaging seeds for the Native Plant Seed Library. No prior experience or personal supplies are required. Participants will gather in Meeting Room 1, located in the foyer just inside the front entrance.

This fabric sale features extra savings for all shoppers, with an additional 20 percent off the lowest marked prices. Expect plenty of bargains and a lively, fun shopping experience. It is a chance to save and give a little at the same time.

At Seguin Events Complex, this BBR approved jackpot celebrates the arrival of two new additions to the NXT N LINE family. Books open first, exhibitions take place before the main race, and if time permits there may be additional exhibitions afterward. The payout is 80 percent. Entry fees are $50 for Open and $40 for Youth, with exhibitions at $5. There is an office fee of $10 per family, or a pack of diapers can be provided instead of the office fee.

This monthly meet-up brings together professionals who support women, mothers, babies, and families. It centers on building genuine relationships with the colleagues you refer to and those who refer to you, creating a stronger circle of care for the community. Each gathering offers space to connect with fellow birth and perinatal providers, share updates about practices, workshops, and local happenings, and exchange ideas, resources, and recent insights. The focus is on forming ties that make referrals more thoughtful and collaborative, while also offering mutual support both personally and professionally. Whether you have many years of experience or are just starting out, this space is designed for you. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, flyers, and a spirit of openness. The aim is for every referral to be confident and rooted in real relationships, building a more connected network for families across the Hill Country.

The 14th Annual Kolache Fest presents a 5-kilometer run and walk hosted by the Hallettsville Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture. Runners and walkers can take part in the 5K distance as part of this yearly tradition.

Registration is not open yet for STHSA 2026 Playday Saddle Series #5. This installment features Poles, Arena Race, Straightaway Barrels, and Cloverleaf Barrels. Age divisions include Leadline for ages 6 and under, Unassisted for ages 6 and under, Intermediate for ages 7 to 9, Sub Juniors for ages 10 to 13, Juniors for ages 14 to 18, Seniors for ages 19 to 44, and Super Seniors for ages 45 and older.

Enjoy a plant sale beneath the big tree at First Presbyterian Church Seguin.

The Texas Pancanal Society picnic returns to Landa Park, Pavilion 16 in New Braunfels, continuing a five-year tradition at this same spot. This is a friendly, relaxed picnic in a familiar park pavilion setting.

Discover practical ways to plan with purpose in a program that brings together leaders from the field to share insights on financial planning, estate planning, pre-need arrangements, life insurance, and legacy considerations. The focus is on proactive preparation, helping you think ahead and put plans in place before a crisis occurs.

Shakedown takes the stage at Krause’s Cafe in New Braunfels with a lively mix of rock and soul, spinning well-known hits from the 60s, 70s, and 80s plus a few country favorites. Enjoy classic German fare with a Texas twist alongside local craft brews while the dance floor stays busy all evening. There is no cover, and reservations are not required.

GRIT LAB RUN CLUB hosts monthly meetups centered on a purposeful long run that highlights community and consistency. This gathering starts and finishes at Grit Lab Fitness and covers approximately 6 to 9 miles, allowing participants to build the distance that feels right. There is no pace requirement and it is not a competition, just a shared long run for the month. Participants should bring hydration and fuel, a running belt or vest, and a friend if they wish, along with a positive mindset. Grit Run Club shirts are available to pre-order. Keep the routine strong.

This show marks a first appearance at Guadalupe Brewing Company & Pizza Kitchen and features Rule the World, a tribute to Tears for Fears. Admission is free, and pizza and beers are available from the venue.

Lively polka sets the tone alongside German cuisine and plenty of beer. It all comes with a cheeky promise... with every round, the music just might sound even better.

The 10th Annual Que For The Blue BBQ Cook Off & Plate Sale at Cibolo Crossing offers a family friendly atmosphere with free entry. Covered seating is available for first responders, the general public, motorcycle clubs, car clubs, and anyone else who wants to relax with barbecue, enjoy college football, shop with vendors, listen to live music, and spend some time dancing.

Celebrate the 143rd fair with the Scholarship 23rd Annual CBA BBQ Cook-off at Guadalupe County Fair & PRCA Rodeo, set on the asphalt parking lot. Pitmasters fire up their smokers for chicken, pork ribs, pork butt, brisket, and beans, with a Cook’s Choice on the first night that highlights both savory and dessert entries. The following day centers on the main meat and beans categories. Cash payouts are offered across all meats with awards for first through fourth place, beans include payouts, Cook’s Choice recognizes first and second, and grand and reserve champions receive prizes. A Kids Cook is part of the 2026 cookoff and can be entered through the cookoff registration form. A silent auction takes place during the event to support the scholarship fund.

A live music event headlined by Casey Donahew with an opening act to be announced. The opener will start the show, followed by Casey Donahew.

Now in its sixth year, this 5K at Cibolo Crossing brings the community together to connect, have fun, and give back. Every finisher receives a medal, and top runners can earn prizes. The event supports local charities and offers a friendly way to combine fitness with a positive impact.

A community swap where makers, bakers, canners, and creators meet for cash-free trading. Bring your homemade or handcrafted goods and barter directly with others, including from the trunk of your car outside the shop. This market is part of a monthly gathering at The Gathering Place in Seguin and focuses entirely on exchanging items rather than using money.

New Braunfels turns red once again for the 5th Annual Red Dress Run, a spirited bar crawl that brings people together to honor and support breast cancer warriors. Participants are encouraged to wear a red dress, regardless of gender, while survivors and those currently fighting are invited to wear pink so their strength can be recognized and celebrated. The event benefits Pink Warrior Advocates, a local nonprofit that provides direct support to people affected by breast cancer. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Explore the basics of gathering seeds from native plants, then take part in cleaning and packaging them for the library’s Native Plant Seed Library. The activity takes place in the upstairs tech classroom.

The 143rd Guadalupe County Fair Parade fills Downtown Seguin with a festive procession that starts at College Street and Austin Street, then travels along Austin Street to Nelda Street near the wave pool and baseball parking area. Lineup and judging take place before the parade steps off, and spectators can follow the route along Austin Street to see the action.

Part of the Guadalupe County Agriculture Fair and Rodeo Livestock Shows, this event highlights cattle, sheep, and goat exhibitions in the show ring. The Seguin Event Center Complex hosts a lively fair atmosphere with live music, food, and competitions, creating family-friendly fun for all ages. Celebrated as a long-standing community favorite, it blends agricultural showmanship with a festive setting.

Pickleball Jam 2026 returns with a full day of friendly competition and live Texas music, all in support of the Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area. Set at Lost and Found Rooftop Bar & Park Haus LLC, the day begins with a spirited pickleball tournament and continues with performances by local musicians once play concludes. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, creating a welcoming atmosphere for both players and spectators. Tournament team spots and general admission tickets are on sale, and the 2026 entertainment lineup will be announced soon.

River Town Relics are back at Schultz Saloon for another appearance.

Get into the Halloween spirit with Music and Movies in the Park featuring a screening of Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Pack lawn chairs and snacks, then enjoy a family friendly movie night with ghost-busting fun.

Saddle Up for Second Chances is a playday benefit that supports Happened by Chance Horses, a rescue focused on providing safety, care, and renewed opportunities for abused, neglected, and forgotten horses. The day offers a family-friendly setting with approachable competition, prizes, and participation opportunities for riders of all ages and skill levels. Every entry and sponsorship contributes to essentials such as feed, veterinary care, rehabilitation, and ongoing support. The focus is on hope, healing, and community. By taking part, participants help create new beginnings for horses that need a second chance.

Touted as the top militaria-only collectibles and relics show in Texas, this event makes its return. It is devoted entirely to militaria collectibles and relics, offering a focused experience for enthusiasts and collectors.

In remembrance of Tim Curry, this Rocky Horror Picture Show event includes a champagne toast, with a glass included with every ticket, to celebrate his life and legacy. For one night only, Spaced Ou Texans, formally known as DashCast, bring back the outrageous, cheeky fun that fans associate with Rocky Horror. Prop bags can be purchased in advance to enhance the experience. Presale tickets are available and the price will increase to $25. This is an adult themed show. No one under 16 will be admitted, and anyone under 18 must attend with a parent or legal guardian. No exceptions. High demand is expected and the show is likely to sell out.

Help clean and package seeds for the Native Plant Seed Library as a volunteer. No prior experience is required, and you do not need to bring supplies. The activity is at Schertz Public Library in Meeting Room 1, located in the foyer just inside the front door.

Active and retired veterans can receive free dental care, including cleanings, simple fillings, and simple extractions, offered in appreciation of their service. Availability is limited, and appointments can be scheduled by calling (210) 659-9001.

Experience an intimate, family-style meal set within a historic ambiance, thoughtfully planned to honor community, heritage preservation, and remarkable cuisine. The evening will spotlight the 2026 Living Legends, recognizing individuals whose leadership, generosity, and enduring impact have helped shape the New Braunfels community. Guests will share a multi-course menu prepared by leading New Braunfels restaurants, with each course featuring local flavors and culinary skill, complemented by carefully chosen beverage pairings. This collaborative gathering unfolds in a cozy outdoor setting and is designed for conversation and connection around the table. Attendance is limited to maintain a small scale. Tickets are $250 per person, and all proceeds support the restoration of the historic Hinman House, helping preserve a treasured New Braunfels landmark for the future.

Returning after a successful event last year, this tattoo convention and body art expo features top tattoo artists from central Texas and beyond. Attendees can look forward to live tattooing, painting, demonstrations, piercings, and other body arts, along with live entertainment. The schedule includes art exhibitions and vendor booths, plus contests recognizing Best of categories. Details on tickets and booth opportunities will be announced soon.

Teaming up with the 4x4 She Devils, this fourth annual Squishmallow drive supports the Annabella Grace Foundation, benefiting children receiving cancer treatment at Methodist Children's Hospital. Last year the community collected about 1,400 Squishmallows, and a friendly challenge from the San Antonio Ford Broncos has set a new goal of 1,500 or more brand new Squishmallows. Each donation goes to a child in treatment, providing comfort and a soft companion during difficult days. New Squishmallows are being collected, drop off can be coordinated through the organizers’ Facebook page, and all items will be delivered to the foundation.

Race 14 delivers a fresh round of competition and serves as a tune-up for KartoberFest. Use this event for extra practice.

Live music fills the Toddcoe Aviation Hangar at New Braunfels National Airport as the Hill Country Music Jam brings together classic rock from Knotty Grove and 80s and 90s dancehall country performed by Pony Express featuring members of the Zack Walther Band. VIP sponsors and VIP ticket holders are invited to a private pre-party with singer and songwriter Kayla Jane. Attendees can expect complimentary drinks, plenty of dancing, a live auction, a raffle, and a selection of food trucks. Now in its third year, this celebration supports Comal Conservation and its work to protect Comal County’s land, water, and wildlife. Proceeds from ticket purchases help care for the area’s natural resources.

This running event at KL Ranch Cliffside offers two race distances to match different goals. Participants can take on the Two Rivers Half Marathon or choose the Ryan Bielke 5K, providing options for those seeking a longer challenge or a shorter course.

A family friendly race day at Fischer Park features multiple distances for all paces, including 5k, 10k, half marathon, a 1 mile option, and a Kids Dash for ages 10 and under. Packet pickup takes place before the start, the National Anthem leads into the opening, and Kids Dash participants meet at the main start line and are guided to their starting area. Live results and awards are available at the registration tent upon finishing. 5k, 10k, and half marathon entries include a race bib, a designer event shirt, a custom finisher medal, and chip timing with live results and awards, plus complimentary photos and finish line snacks. The 1 mile registration is untimed and includes a race bib, a designer event shirt, and a finisher medal. The Kids Dash is a short, untimed run for ages 10 and under that comes with a mini bib, a youth shirt, and a medal created just for this event. Children who prefer to participate in the Kids Dash without the gear may run at no cost. Youth pricing is offered for the 5k and 10k at $17 for ages 12 and under. To guarantee a shirt, register by the Thursday two weeks before race day. The atmosphere welcomes every fitness level, whether you are chasing a personal best or simply enjoying the experience, so you can run your race your way.

Brothers of the Heart, featuring Jimmy Fortune, Bradley Walker, Mike Rogers, and Ben Isaacs, performs at Brauntex Theatre in New Braunfels, Texas.

Held at the New Braunfels Civic/Convention Center, this combined Senior Expo and Veterans Resource Expo creates a welcoming space for seniors, veterans, first responders, caregivers, and their families. Local and regional organizations and service providers will be on hand with veteran and military support, guidance for healthy aging, and help navigating benefits, healthcare, and insurance. Attendees can explore information on housing, home services, and financial planning, along with caregiver resources and community programs. Nonprofits, businesses, and community groups will offer details, connections, and giveaways. Admission is free, all are welcome, and the experience is designed to be easy to navigate at your own pace.

The One Pitch One Mission Nonprofit Organization is bringing a Co-Ed SuperDraft to Texas, welcoming players of all experience levels to compete and connect with an emphasis on honor, competition, and connection. The entry fee is $65 and includes a customized jersey. Every participant receives a four game guarantee, and championship rings are awarded to the first place team. A waitlist is currently open and spots are limited as teams will fill quickly. The organization is also looking for 10 coaches to represent and lead teams.

The Lone Star Reptile Expo brings a wide range of animals to the Schertz Civic Center, with vendors presenting snakes, frogs, toads, turtles, lizards, insects, mice, rats, and other herps from across the globe. Visitors can shop for animals, explore a variety of supplies and feeders, and speak with vendors who offer helpful information about caring for new purchases. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children, with free entry for kids 6 and under. Pre-order tickets are available for $9.

The 3rd Annual Steven Garcia Jr. Memorial Car Show takes place at the Seguin Events Complex. The event features vehicle judging, door prizes offered throughout the day, and an awards announcement. Door prize tickets are provided to driver entries at registration. All proceeds go toward trade scholarships.

A quarterly general membership luncheon features a presentation focused on supporting small and local businesses, with an emphasis on inspiration, connection, and community-minded shopping. Registration takes place before the program begins. Attendance requires an RSVP with prepayment at least one week in advance, and tickets will not be available at the door. Admission is $25 for the general public and $20 for chamber members.

Community for Veteran Families, together with American Legion Riders Post 245, announces the fourth annual ride at American Legion Riders Post 245. The event centers on supporting families, strengthening community, and honoring service. More information will be shared as it becomes available.

Makers, bakers, canners, and other creators gather for a monthly barter market at the Gathering Place in Seguin. Participants swap their goods directly with one another, trading straight from their car trunks outside the shop. The focus is on exchange rather than sales, with no cash involved.

Learn practical methods for gathering seeds from native plants, then help clean and package them for the library's Native Plant Seed Library. Participants will meet in the upstairs tech classroom.

At Silver Center Seguin TX, this trial is devoted entirely to USCSS games. The lineup features Pairs Challenge, Team Spirit, Double Dog Dare, LudicrouSpeed, Copy Cat, Go the Distance, and Heap of Hides.

This hands-on herbal class offers a lively, participatory format centered on a notable native Texas plant. Participants take part in interactive activities that encourage exploration and learning throughout the evening.

An evening market celebrating local makers and small businesses centers on unhurried strolling, mindful gift shopping, and the spirit of the season. More than 20 curated vendors present thoughtful finds, and the Frenchie Coffee bar pours holiday specialties along with familiar favorites. String lights, comforting touches, and picture-ready moments create a warm, nostalgic setting. The easygoing vibe makes it simple to browse, sip, and enjoy seasonal cheer while supporting local and wrapping up the gift list.

Hosted at Wurstfest, the 2026 USSA Texas Steinholding State Championship Tournament Finals bring together top competitors from across the state. Winners will be crowned Texas Steinholding State Champions and will be invited to represent Texas at the 2026 USSA National Steinholding Championship the following weekend. This year’s State Champions also receive prizes from a partner, and the discount code STEINHOLDING offers 10 percent off lederhosen, dirndls, and other festival apparel throughout the season. Finals spots are limited and participation requires qualifying at a partner venue. Qualifying locations are listed on the State Championship website.

Tab Benoit teams up with special guest Jesse Dayton for the Soul of the Swamp Tour. Jesse Dayton opens the show, setting the stage for a headlining performance by Tab Benoit. Doors open before the performances begin.

Lighthearted line dancing takes center stage with a playful wurst theme. This RoundUp4Charity event takes place at the Knights of Columbus.

SOUL SESSIONS, billed as the most dynamic band in town, performs at COWBOYS & CADILLACS, a sophisticated New Braunfels venue.