Events in Guadalupe County, TX

Kids can design and build robots, explore sensors, and practice beginner coding in a hands-on robotics session from Snapology of New Braunfels. Participants collaborate with classmates on game-inspired engineering challenges that keep learning active and engaging. The experience builds problem solving, creativity, and teamwork through playful exploration.

This homeschool-focused day at Alamo Mini Golf offers families a variety of activities in one spot. Admission is $6 per person for both children and adults, and children under 2 are free. Entry is first come, first served. The ticket includes access to the 18-hole shaded mini golf course along with a bouncy house, basketball hoops, Velcro axe throwing, complimentary video games, a toddler play area, teeter totters, and a hangout room. The splash pad is closed until March 2027. Outside food and drinks are welcome, and snacks and beverages are available for purchase at the concession stand. Payment options include cash, credit cards, and Apple Pay. Private homeschool group events can be arranged directly with the venue. Alamo Mini Golf has been in business for six years and is near Cibolo in the northeast San Antonio area.

A jackpot-style show centered on lambs and goats. It highlights these animals in a dedicated showcase.

Community for Veteran Families partners with American Legion Riders Post 245 to present the fourth annual Ride for Wreaths at American Legion Riders Post 245. This ride focuses on uplifting families, strengthening community connections, and paying tribute to service. Additional details will be announced soon.

An all-day celebration of RV life comes to Canopy RV Resort, spotlighting the community, gear, services, and experiences that shape living on the road. Attendees can tour a variety of RVs, meet vendors focused on RV living, and enjoy food trucks while connecting with fellow enthusiasts and the local community. Designed for full-timers, weekend explorers, future owners, and the RV-curious, this family-friendly gathering offers a full day of exploration and inspiration centered on everything RV life at Canopy.

Schertz Hometown Harvest features fresh produce and local offerings at Pickrell Park in Schertz. Visitors can browse for fresh items and enjoy a casual outing centered on local finds.

Explore local vendors and small businesses at Austin Street Market, with fresh farm goods, handmade items, baked treats, artisan products, unique gifts, and more. The covered, open-air market offers a relaxed community atmosphere. Weekly vendor spaces are available, including free booths for farmers offering produce, eggs, meat, honey, plants, and other farm goods.

A monthly barter market in Seguin brings together makers, bakers, canners, and other creators to swap their goods. Participants trade straight from their car trunks outside the shop at The Gathering Place, and no money changes hands. It offers an open, community minded way to exchange creations and discover what others have made.

Grit Lab Run Club holds monthly meetups centered on a shared long run, with an emphasis on community, consistency, and building the habit together. The first run covers 6 to 9 miles, with participants encouraged to choose a distance that works for them. There is no pace pressure and it is not a race. Bring fuel and hydration, a running belt or vest, and a friend or partner.

This event is a trial devoted exclusively to USCSS games. The lineup includes Pairs Challenge, Team Spirit, Double Dog Dare, LudicrouSpeed, Copy Cat, Go the Distance, and Heap of Hides.

A program that blends grace and energy fills the Performing Arts Center at Long Creek High School, conducted by Akiko Fujimoto and featuring the Principal Wind Players of the Mid-Texas Symphony. Mozart’s Sinfonia concertante for winds spotlights four principal wind players in an engaging exchange, and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4 unfolds from a bold opening to a powerful finale. The occasion also celebrates the opening of the new Long Creek High School Performing Arts Center with Gabrieli’s Canzon XVI presented as a vibrant antiphonal fanfare. Artists, venues, dates, and programming may change.

St. Monica Catholic School Spirit Night at Mattenga's Schertz raises funds for the school through a give-back on purchases. Mention St. Monica when placing an order and 30 percent of the total will be directed to support the school. Families and friends are encouraged to take part, and RSVPs can be made by marking the event as Going or Interested.

GO Car Wash’s Community Heroes initiative offers active-duty military members and veterans a free car wash as a gesture of appreciation for their service. Show a Military ID or DD214 to redeem the offer at participating GO Car Wash locations.

A practical, hands-on herbal session highlights a plant native to Texas, encouraging exploration through interactive activities. Part of an ongoing series devoted to Texas natives, the class centers on discovery and meaningful engagement with the featured plant.

Twinkle lights set the scene as coffee flows and holiday spirit takes center stage at the Frenchie Coffee Holiday Night Market. This evening celebration spotlights local makers and small businesses, and it is designed for unhurried wandering, thoughtful shopping, and taking in the season. Expect more than 20 carefully curated local vendors for gift finding, seasonal specials alongside classic drinks from Frenchie Coffee, and a festive, photo-friendly atmosphere filled with cozy details and cheerful energy. The pace is relaxed rather than rushed. Sip, shop, and celebrate while supporting local, then walk away with gifts crossed off and your cup refilled.

A confidential peer support group for veterans and first responders offers understanding conversation and mutual encouragement. Presented by the Birdwell Foundation for PTSD, this gathering provides a safe, judgment-free setting to share experiences and connect with peers. It takes place at Grange Hall in Cibolo. There is no cost to attend and no RSVP is required. Since schedules can change, attendees can call or text Gilbert Hernandez at 210-894-8677 to verify the current details.

A daylong crafting crop at Simply Celebrated welcomes crafters, scrapbookers, card makers, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone who loves to create. Admission is $50 per person and includes a dedicated workspace with a 6-foot table and folding chair, access to electrical outlets, Wi‑Fi, and TV, plus use of a coffee machine, microwave, and refrigerator. Lunch is provided with pizza, salad, and dessert, and water and tea are available throughout the day. On-site parking is offered in both the front and back, and sodas and snacks can be purchased for a small fee. Participants may display extra handmade items on a community sales table as long as each piece is clearly priced and labeled with the seller’s name. If additional food is desired, several restaurants are nearby, including Bill Miller, Chick-fil-A, Chicken Express, Subway, McDonald’s, Garcia’s, Burger King, and Blake’s. Capacity is limited.

Refuge Market Day brings the Cibolo community together with an assortment of local vendors, tasty options from food trucks, prize drawings, and light refreshments. It offers a relaxed way to support small businesses, browse unique finds, and connect with neighbors. There is no charge to enter, and parking is free.

The 4th Annual Más Amor Fest brings a free, all-ages community celebration to Texas Lutheran University in Seguin. The daytime festivities include a car and truck show with $1,000 in cash prizes, live graffiti painting, a market of local vendors, a live music showcase with DJ Chuko and DJ Navarro, an adult co-ed soccer tournament, and a community art showcase and contest. Families can enjoy a free kids carnival and a turkey giveaway, and there will be dedicated veterans programming and activities throughout the festival. The day culminates with a free evening concert featuring Amanda Solis, Chingo Bling, and Baby Bash. Admission to both the festival and the concert is free.

Participants will learn how to collect seeds from native plants and take part in cleaning and packaging them for the library’s Native Plant Seed Library. The meeting takes place in the upstairs tech classroom.

Coliseum Collectibles Expo brings the Schertz Civic Center to life with a vibrant marketplace for trading cards and collectibles. Explore dealer booths and community tables, meet other collectors, expand your collection, and enjoy the culture of collecting and fandom. Expect opportunities to play games and take part in tournaments, with fun for kids and grown-up fans alike. An in-person Magic: The Gathering showcase adds to the excitement with three separate tournaments. Test strategy, deck construction, and gameplay in a lively setting, whether you favor Commander or are stepping into competition for the first time. Prizes are awarded in every tournament, and players are encouraged to bring a prepared deck for a memorable blend of magic, competition, and community.

Set at The River Barn, this home holiday boutique features handmade creations from local makers. A canned food drive will support a local food pantry. Attendees can browse gift baskets, enjoy giveaways, and take part in a make and take activity while supplies last.

Registration is not open yet. This STHSA Saddle Series playday features Poles, Arena Race, Straightaway Barrels, and Cloverleaf Barrels. Age divisions are based on age as of January 1, 2026 and include Leadline 6 and under, Unassisted 6 and under, Intermediate ages 7 to 9, Sub Juniors ages 10 to 13, Juniors ages 14 to 18, Seniors ages 19 to 44, and Super Seniors ages 45 and up.

Artisans, home bakers, canners, and creators come together for a monthly swap focused entirely on bartering. Participants trade their handmade or homemade goods straight from their car trunks outside the shop, creating a friendly, open marketplace with no cash involved. The gathering takes place at the gathering place in Seguin and offers a simple way to connect with others and exchange items you have made or prepared.

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

Alamo Coin Show brings the coin collecting community together for a family-friendly marketplace and learning experience. Explore rare coins, paper currency, jewelry, bullion, and other collectibles, along with Texana and hobby supplies. Meet experienced dealers, hear insights from numismatic specialists, and take in themed exhibits and live presentations. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own collections for complimentary expert appraisals. Admission is $2, and ages 17 and under enter free. Early Bird passes are available for those who want access before general opening. Parking is free, armed security will be on site, and free prizes will be given away.

A milestone performance comes to the historic stage at Luckenbach in New Braunfels, with musicians making their first appearance here. The event features live music to mark this debut on a storied stage.

Put on your finest for an elegant evening centered on self-love, with guidance on loving in accordance with God and the Bible. Enjoy a multi-course meal along with guest speakers, giveaways, and more. Tickets are $20 per person, and attendees must be 16 or older. Formal ballroom or church attire is encouraged. Purple, gold, black, and white are the suggested colors, though they are not required.

Hallelujah: A Christmas Celebration brings seasonal favorites and timeless classics to Jackson Auditorium at Texas Lutheran University in Seguin, Texas. The program features choruses from Handel’s Messiah, with the Hallelujah chorus as a centerpiece, alongside Little Bolero Boy and music featured in Home Alone. Conductor Akiko Fujimoto leads the San Antonio Mastersingers, mezzo-soprano Crystal Jarrell Johnson, and the Comal ISD Children’s Chorus in a festive concert for all ages. Details, performers, and programming are subject to change.

The Curtis Place Performance Horses Christmas Playday offers a family-friendly day of horse events and holiday fun. Riders of all ages can compete in the Christmas Tree Race, Candy Cane Poles, Straights, Single Stake, a Mystery Event, and a Rescue Race. The atmosphere is festive, with prizes for competitors. Fees include a $15 office fee, $35 for Leadline, $35 for 8 and Under, and a $50 entry fee, and age divisions are 9 to 13, 14 to 18, 19 to 49, and 50 and over. Festive Christmas attire is encouraged. Sponsors are being sought for buckles and cuff bracelets to help support the contestants.

Enjoy a Christmas barrel race in Seguin, Texas from Curtis Place Performance Horses. The event offers an 80 percent payout. The 4D Open entry fee is $45 with a $15 office fee, exhibitions are $5, and the Husbands Race is $15. Bring your horses, your family, and your holiday spirit for spirited competition and speedy runs. Sponsors are also being sought for buckles and cuff bracelets.