Gene Zesch refers to himself as the “definitive sculptor of Texas ranching life,” although many consider this talented 88-year-old to be the nation’s premiere cowboy woodcarving caricaturist.

With unique provisions to help the audience maintain healthy distancing, Playhouse 2000's annual "Shakespeare in the Park" presentation is still on the schedule for Friday and Saturday, July 3-4. Performances of "King Lear" begin at 7:30 p.m. each night.

Hill Country audiences will have their first opportunity in many weeks to enjoy live music onstage at the Cailloux Theater on July 18 when Texas Swing master Bobby Flores brings his Yellow Rose Band to Kerrville.

For eight years, Kerrville's Community Theater, Playhouse 2000, has offered a free, outdoor play from the library of William Shakespeare.  Despite the problems cause by the Covid-19 pandemic, they'll do it again this year, with just a couple of changes.

The Point Theatre will be resuming their 2020 season with their production of “Unnecessary Farce,” opening June 12 in the Smith-Ritch outdoor theatre.

Kerrville's Kathleen C. Cailloux City Center for the Performing Arts is taking the first steps toward re-opening to the public, and managers of Playhouse 2000 are already hard at work making preparations.

The Museum of Western Art, which has now reopened to the public, announced their current exhibition, “Men to Match My Mountains.” The exhibition includes the works from the L.D. ‘Brink’ Brinkman Foundation Collection. The exhibition, featuring the 105 works placed on permanent loan to the Mu…

The Hill Country Arts Foundation is hosting the Texas Watercolor Society’s 71st National Exhibit, which opened May 4 in the HCAF Duncan-McAshan  Art Gallery. This exhibit features watercolor pieces by more than 40 artists from across the United States.

As managers of the large and usually very active Kathleen C. Cailloux City Center for the Performing Arts, Playhouse 2000 finds itself in a "holding pattern" during this time of "social distancing."

In the interest of public health, the board of directors at the Hill Country Arts Foundation are making some changes to the Point Theatre season.

Camerata San Antonio, the Classical Music Chamber Ensemble, has postponed a tribute to Beethoven at a planned “Blueprint” concert scheduled in Kerrville and Boerne, which was scheduled for Sunday, March 22, but will be rescheduled.

The Board of Directors of Playhouse 2000 worked over the weekend and again Monday morning on a decision to cancel this weekend’s scheduled appearance by “Celtic Angels Ireland.”

“No Body Like Jimmy” will open March 13 at The Point Theatre in Ingram.

Kerrville will play host later this week to the annual statewide conference for theater practitioners – both professional and amateur – presented by Texas Nonprofit Theatres, based in Fort Worth.

For a dozen years, nationally-known American recording artist Robert Earl Keen has shared his talents with the Hill Country Youth Orchestras, presenting an annual concert with proceeds going to support their mission. He’ll do that again this Saturday at the Cailloux Theater.

The winds of March will blow some terrific entertainment to Kerrville this year, as both a local musical legend and an award-winning international ensemble come to the Cailloux Theater.

Playhouse 2000, Kerrville’s Community Theater, is once again partnering with the Music and Theatre departments of Schreiner University to present a community-wide Spring Musical as part of their Season 2020.  The cast was set last week for the show, which opens on April 3.

Gold Medal winner Ryo Yanagitani will perform Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 1 at the next of Symphony of the Hills on Thursday, Feb 27, 2020, at 7:30 p.m. at the Cailloux Theater, 910 Main, Kerrville, Texas. The event will be preceded by a wine reception in the lobby at 6:30 p.m.

The opening production in Season 2020 for Playhouse 2000, Kerrville’s Community Theater, has become a “must have” ticket. Two of last weekend’s three performances of “Sylvia” were completely sold out.

Every seat was sold for the opening night performance of "Sylvia," the quirky romantic comedy that opened the Playhouse 2020 season last Friday.

Hill Country dog lovers will completely “get” the comedy that opens Playhouse 2000’s Season 2020 this Friday.

The New Buddy Holly Band, the ever-popular 50’s Rock specialists, will be back on the Cailloux Theater stage with a brand new show on Saturday night at 7:30 p.m.

With St. Valentine's Day only about a month away, it's not too early to start making plans, or dropping hints, for special ways to enjoy a romantic evening in Kerrville.  Playhouse 2000 and The Cailloux Theater have two ideas for entertainment that just might be the perfect choice.

Hill Country stars The New Buddy Holly Band will bring their special brand of entertainment to the stage of The Cailloux Theater once again on Saturday, Jan. 25.

Hill Country audiences are in for a special treat when Playhouse 2000 presents Country music legend "Whispering Bill" Anderson at the Cailloux Theater on Sunday, Jan. 12 at 3 p.m.

Kerrville’s Symphony of the Hills will present its annual POPS concert “Out of This World: Music of the Cosmos” on Saturday, Jan. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Cailloux Theater.

The thought of enjoying outstanding entertainment in the new year will bring a big "thank you" when you give Cailloux Theater gift certificates this year. Whether you select a specific show in advance, or choose a dollar amount to be used for any event, the Cailloux City Center makes gift-gi…

A local husband-and-wife pair of actors are enjoying their chance to share a special story with Kerrville in Playhouse 2000's annual Christmas-time presentation.

For many people enjoying a Christmas-themed stage play is as much a part of the holiday season as a trip to see the lights on neighbor's houses. This year, Playhouse 2000 will offer a play that is traditional, yet still fresh, and perfect for all to enjoy.

The Cailloux Theater is an excellent destination for every Hill Country resident this holiday season. They’ve got a jam-packed calendar of events between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Kerrville’s Symphony of the Hills celebrates the holidays with its concert In the Spirit of Christmas on Thursday, Dec 5, 2019, at 7:30 p.m. at Cailloux Theater. The event is preceded by a wine reception in the lobby at 6:30 p.m.

Fans of John Davidson, star of television, stage, and film, host of The Hollywood Squares, and Las Vegas headliner, will be able to catch the entertainer live in concert in Kerrville on Saturday, Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Cailloux Theater.

“Hey, hey Mary… C’mon what do you want, huh? Do you want the moon? All you gotta do just say the word now.” George Bailey quotes from “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” being performed at the Hill Country Arts Foundation’s Point Theatre from Nov. 22 through Dec. 8 on Fridays and Satu…

The holiday season is just around the corner and the folks at Playhouse 2000 are preparing a Christmas present for the whole community. 

The Hill Country Gala, Inc., a 501(c)(3), was created to directly benefit the San Antonio office of Wounded Warriors Project, which serves the entire Hill Country area wounded warriors and their families.

The Cailloux Theater in Downtown Kerrville is gearing up once again to host the State Finals in the One-Act-Play competition of the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, or TAPPS.

Playhouse 2000, Kerrville’s Community Theater, will offer the final performances in a very successful run of an American classic play this weekend in the VK Garage Theater.

In the Roaring Twenties, a surging economy created an era of mass consumerism, as Jazz-Age flappers flouted Prohibition laws and the Harlem Renaissance redefined arts and culture.

The very first words in Thornton Wilder's script for his famous play "Our Town" are: "no curtain, no scenery."

There are some plays that speak so eloquently about the human condition that they become “classics” – examples considered vital to truly understanding the art of theater.

Texas is fortunate to be home to one of the best children’s theater companies in America and Kerrville will be among the first stops on their latest national tour.

In the Roaring Twenties, a surging economy created an era of mass consumerism, as Jazz-Age flappers flouted Prohibition laws and the Harlem Renaissance redefined arts and culture.

Country artist Mark Wills hit the charts at the tender age of 23 with “Jacob’s Ladder,” from his self-titled debut album. He’s been back on the charts 16 times, joined The Grand Ole Opry this year, and will be in Kerrville this weekend.

Country Music is the favorite style of many Hill Country residents, and the next two weekends will offer those folks some outstanding opportunities to enjoy it at its best. The upcoming Saturdays feature performances by Country artists from both near and far.

“Our Town” was written as a reaction to Wilder’s perception that “something had gone wrong” with American Theater, and it’s simple depiction of the everyday lives of quintessential Americans proved to have deep and long-lived impact.

“Dearly Departed” continues this weekend and has had audiences dying with laughter, tears streaming and standing ovations. Seats are filling up fast, so call today for your chance to experience the joy and comedy this show offers all community members across the Texas Hill Country.

The four events planned for next month by Cailloux Center managers Playhouse 2000 offer samples from a wide spectrum of musical styles.

The “Kerrville River Roadster Show” will be held Saturday, Sept. 14 starting at 4 p.m. along the banks of the Guadalupe River.

A set of four rising young singers from Rome will visit Kerrville in September as part of their very first tour of the United States.