DRIPPING WEEKEND
Mistletoe and Magic Holiday Bazaar js happening today, Friday, until 2:00PM and Saturday from 10:00AM - 4:00PM at the Belterra Recreation Center (801 Belterra Drive).
The Dripping Springs Farmers Market is Saturday from 9:00AM - Noon at The Triangle (Hwy 290 and RR 12). Look for farm fresh eggs, lamb, grass-fed beef, herbs, soaps, lotions, fire-roasted coffee beans, and award-winning salsa.
The 2nd Annual Wild West Fest promises a daylong celebration of family fun on Saturday at Harrison Ranch Park. The heritage of Dripping Springs comes to life with western activities and other entertainment. Day-time activities kick-off at 9:00AM and include an equestrian playday, a ranch rodeo, barrel races, goat show, Imagine a Horse, arts and crafts vendors, a chili and salsa cook-off, pumpkin carving contest, an old fashion pie contest, kids heritage games, and a haunted house. Admission is $5 per car. Starting at 4:00PM, Wild West Fest will feature a full BBQ dinner and dancing to the tunes of the Michael Myers Band. Tickets to the dinner are $15 for adults and $5 for kids 12 and under. Wild West Fest benefits Harrison Ranch Park, located at 29104 RR 12. For more information, visit dswildwestfest.com.
On Sunday at 4:00PM, the Starlight Symphony Orchestra plays at Sunset Canyon Baptist Church. The concert will include Beethoven's Piano Concerto with featured soloist I-Ling Chen. Also featured will be Chopin's Polonaise Militaire, En Saga by Jean Sibelius, and the rousing Dance Bacchanale by Saint- Saens. As always, these concerts are free but donations are appreciated. SSO is always looking for more players! If you, or someone you know, would like to join the Starlight Symphony, contact their Personnel Manager, Katie Martz at kjmartz@gmail.com. For additional information on the Starlight Symphony 2010-2011 Season, visit starlightsymphony.org.
The Dripping Springs Farmers Market is Saturday from 9:00AM - Noon at The Triangle (Hwy 290 and RR 12). Look for farm fresh eggs, lamb, grass-fed beef, herbs, soaps, lotions, fire-roasted coffee beans, and award-winning salsa.
The 2nd Annual Wild West Fest promises a daylong celebration of family fun on Saturday at Harrison Ranch Park. The heritage of Dripping Springs comes to life with western activities and other entertainment. Day-time activities kick-off at 9:00AM and include an equestrian playday, a ranch rodeo, barrel races, goat show, Imagine a Horse, arts and crafts vendors, a chili and salsa cook-off, pumpkin carving contest, an old fashion pie contest, kids heritage games, and a haunted house. Admission is $5 per car. Starting at 4:00PM, Wild West Fest will feature a full BBQ dinner and dancing to the tunes of the Michael Myers Band. Tickets to the dinner are $15 for adults and $5 for kids 12 and under. Wild West Fest benefits Harrison Ranch Park, located at 29104 RR 12. For more information, visit dswildwestfest.com.
On Sunday at 4:00PM, the Starlight Symphony Orchestra plays at Sunset Canyon Baptist Church. The concert will include Beethoven's Piano Concerto with featured soloist I-Ling Chen. Also featured will be Chopin's Polonaise Militaire, En Saga by Jean Sibelius, and the rousing Dance Bacchanale by Saint- Saens. As always, these concerts are free but donations are appreciated. SSO is always looking for more players! If you, or someone you know, would like to join the Starlight Symphony, contact their Personnel Manager, Katie Martz at kjmartz@gmail.com. For additional information on the Starlight Symphony 2010-2011 Season, visit starlightsymphony.org.
Posted by DSBabble.com at Friday, October 22, 2010 12:45 PM 
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Categories: dripping weekend
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