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March 2012 TEXAS EVENTS CALENDAR<br />

9-11—daLLas: <strong>the</strong> Beach Boys in Concert<br />

Iconic band will perform <strong>the</strong>ir beach-loving,<br />

youthful hits. Meyerson Symphony Center.<br />

www.dallassymphony.com 214/692-0203<br />

Prairies and LaKes<br />

9-11—JeWett: Fine arts Festival Includes<br />

a preview party Friday evening and weekend art<br />

exhibits, demonstrations and book signings. Civic<br />

Center, 111 N. Robinson. www.jewetttexas.org<br />

903/626-4202 Prairies and LaKes<br />

9-11—san angeLO: Frontier Ladies’<br />

Living history Weekend Includes workshops,<br />

talks and displays focusing on <strong>the</strong> clothing,<br />

lifestyle and heritage <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Victorian lady on <strong>the</strong><br />

Western frontier. Fort Concho National Historic<br />

Landmark, 630 S. Oakes St. www.fortconcho.com<br />

325/481-2730 PanhandLe PLains<br />

12<br />

small town BIG EVENTS<br />

Symphony <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Hills Concerts<br />

March 3rd & May 3rd , 830-896-9393<br />

Symphony <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Hills<br />

www.symphony<strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong>hills.org/tickets<br />

“The Spitfire Grill”<br />

March 23rd- April 21st, 830-367-5120<br />

Hill Country Arts Foundation<br />

www.hcaf.com<br />

National Watercolor Society Traveling Exhibit<br />

April 3rd- May 2nd, 830-895-2911<br />

Kerr Arts & Cultural Center<br />

www.kacckerrville.com<br />

“Do Not Go Gentle”<br />

April 20th- May 3rd, 830-896-9393<br />

Playhouse 2000<br />

www.cailloux<strong>the</strong>ater.com<br />

Kerrville Folk Festival<br />

May 24th- June 10th, 800-435-8429<br />

<strong>Texas</strong> Folk Music Foundation<br />

www.kerrville-music.com<br />

<strong>Texas</strong> State Arts & Crafts Fair<br />

May 26th-28th, 888-335-1455<br />

<strong>Texas</strong> Arts & Crafts Educational Found.<br />

www.tacef.org<br />

Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau<br />

800-221-7958, kerrcvb@ktc.com, Kerrville<strong>Texas</strong>CVB.com<br />

9-11—sWeetWater: World’s Largest<br />

rattlesnake roundup Includes snakehandling<br />

demonstrations; weigh-ins <strong>of</strong> snakes;<br />

cook-<strong>of</strong>fs; beard contest; Miss Snake Charmer<br />

Pageant; carnival; dance; and a show <strong>of</strong> coins,<br />

guns and knives. Nolan County Coliseum at<br />

Newman Park. www.rattlesnakeroundup.net<br />

325/235-5488 PanhandLe PLains<br />

9-11, 16-18, 23-25—CLeBUrne: The<br />

Musical Comedy Murders <strong>of</strong> 1940<br />

Presented by <strong>the</strong> Carnegie Players. Cleburne<br />

Conference Center Theater. www.carnegieplayers.<br />

com 817/645-2455 Prairies and LaKes<br />

9, 16, 28—Bandera: twin elm ranch<br />

rodeo Watch bull riding and o<strong>the</strong>r rodeo events.<br />

Includes a calf scramble and mutton busting<br />

for children. Twin Elm Guest Ranch. www.twinelm<br />

ranch.com 830/796-3628 hiLL COUntry<br />

9-17—FrederiCKsBUrg: <strong>the</strong> auslander<br />

spring Music Festival Features a different<br />

band every night. The Auslander Restaurant &<br />

Biergarten, 323 E. Main. www.<strong>the</strong>auslander.com<br />

830/997-7714 hiLL COUntry<br />

9-18—aUstin: south by southwest Noted<br />

filmmakers, musicians and multimedia artists from<br />

around <strong>the</strong> world converge to showcase music,<br />

film and interactive media during this internationally<br />

recognized event. Austin Convention<br />

Center and more than 50 venues. www.sxsw.com<br />

512/467-7979 hiLL COUntry<br />

9-18—MerCedes: rio grande Valley<br />

Livestock show 1000 N. <strong>Texas</strong> Ave. www.rgv<br />

livestockshow.com sOUth texas PLains<br />

9-24—aUstin: star <strong>of</strong> texas Fair and<br />

rodeo PRCA competitors hit <strong>the</strong> arena and<br />

area students exhibit prize livestock. Also includes<br />

headliner concerts, a carnival, barbecue cook-<strong>of</strong>f,<br />

pig races and o<strong>the</strong>r special events. Travis County<br />

Exposition Center. www.rodeoaustin.com<br />

512/919-3000 hiLL COUntry<br />

9-24—WiChita FaLLs: The Producers<br />

Backdoor Theatre. www.backdoor<strong>the</strong>atre.org<br />

940/322-5000 PanhandLe PLains<br />

9-april 7—daLLas: Young King Arthur<br />

Steeped in British lore, this puppet production<br />

presents <strong>the</strong> beloved story <strong>of</strong> a boy whose<br />

destiny is to become king. Dallas Children’s<br />

Theater. www.dct.org 214/978-0110 Prairies<br />

and LaKes<br />

9-Jun. 3—COrPUs Christi: Michael Scott:<br />

Buffalo Bulb’s Wild West Show Artist<br />

Michael Scott playfully links <strong>the</strong> Dutch tulip with<br />

<strong>the</strong> Wild West Show though <strong>the</strong> technique and<br />

style <strong>of</strong> Old Master portraiture in this kitschy<br />

new exhibit. Art Museum <strong>of</strong> South <strong>Texas</strong>.<br />

www.artmuseum<strong>of</strong>southtexas.org gULF COast<br />

10—aransas Pass: spring Break splash<br />

Concert 200 E. Johnson Ave. E-mail: apcoc@<br />

cableone.net www.aransaspass.org gULF<br />

COast<br />

10—a<strong>the</strong>ns: Fly Fish texas Instructors hold<br />

classes for participants to try fly-casting, fly-tying,<br />

knot tying and more. <strong>Texas</strong> Freshwater Fisheries<br />

Center. www.a<strong>the</strong>nstx.org 903/676-2277<br />

Prairies and LaKes<br />

10—BastrOP: go Fish! a Learn-to-Fish<br />

event Try geocaching, take a hike with a ranger,<br />

discover <strong>the</strong> wildlife that make <strong>the</strong>ir homes here,<br />

and maybe even meet an endangered Houston<br />

toad. Hours are 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Bastrop State<br />

Park. www.texasstateparks.org 512/237-2241<br />

Prairies and LaKes<br />

10—BeLtOn: Bell County garage sale Bell<br />

County Expo Center. www.bellcountyexpo.com<br />

254/933-5353 Prairies and LaKes<br />

10—BOerne: second saturday art and<br />

Wine Hop on <strong>the</strong> trolley, stroll or drive to a collection<br />

<strong>of</strong> fine art galleries for wine tasting, hors<br />

d’oeuvres and guest artists. Hours are 5–8 p.m.<br />

Various venues. www.secondsaturdayartandwine.<br />

com 877/833-0621 hiLL COUntry<br />

10—BUFFaLO gaP: Chautauqua Learning<br />

series Lecture series based on <strong>the</strong> Chautauqua<br />

movement, which brought educational talks and<br />

entertainment to rural U.S. areas in <strong>the</strong> late 1800s<br />

and early 1900s, covers a different topic each<br />

month. Begins at 11 a.m. Buffalo Gap Historic<br />

Village. 325/572-3365 PanhandLe PLains

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