The Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to invite the community to participate in our Scarecrow and Skeletons Showdown, Halloween Decorating Contest. Whether it’s in your yard or at your business, we would love to see what kind of spooky and fun Halloween decorations our com…
“Thriving through Seasons of Grief” will be the topic of Kathleen Maxwell-Rambie’s workshop hosted by the Dynamic Learning Institute on Thursday, Oct. 29 from 6-7:30 p.m. at Dietert Center.
Kerrville's Kathleen C. Cailloux City Center for the Performing Arts is looking ahead to welcoming visitors again for the Holiday season. At least three events are planned in the center's two theaters between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Art2Heart’s fundraiser “Magic in Motown” that was scheduled last week as an in-person show/event was cancelled for 2020, and the fundraising project has been changed to a virtual event on the organization’s website.
The Salvation Army would like to help make this Christmas brighter for many children in our community.
Art2Heart’s fundraiser “Magic in Motown” that was scheduled last week as an in-person show/event was cancelled for 2020, and the fundraising project has been changed to a virtual event on the organization’s website.
Blue Santa applications are now available for families in need of assistance with Christmas for children 13 and younger in Kerrville and Kerr County.
Kathleen Maxwell-Rambie is leading a new six-week session of “The Gathering – Bringing God into everyday life,” which began Thursday, Oct. 8, at the Kroc Center; and the public is invited to register and attend the free Thursday meetings.
The Public Works Solid Waste Division is reminding city residents that Republic Services has begun collecting bulky items. Please be aware that collection crews will only pass through a street once.
Early voting in the 2020 General Election began Tuesday, Oct. 13 and continues by personal appearance through Friday, Oct. 30.
The Kerrville Native Plant Society’s October meeting will be on using art to learn about nature.
The blood supply in South Texas has reached critically low levels, declining to around half of what is needed to adequately serve patients throughout the region. That is why Prime Metal Buildings & Components has teamed up with the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center to host a Kerrvill…
“Pastel Landscapes with Doug Dawson” is offered at the Hill Country Arts Foundation Oct. 15-17.
Kathleen Maxwell-Rambie will be leading a new six-week session of “The Gathering – Bringing God into everyday life” starting Thursday, Oct. 8, at the Kroc Center; and the public is invited to register and attend the free Thursday meetings.
“Pastel Landscapes with Doug Dawson” is offered at the Hill Country Arts Foundation Oct. 15-17.
KerrKonnect, Kerrville’s non-profit door-to-door transit system, is providing free rides to the polls on Thursday, October 22, for non-drivers wishing to vote early.
The Kerr County Soil and Water Conservation District is sponsoring a “Native Tree Sale. The pre-order deadline is Thursday, Nov. 12, followed by a pick-up day on Nov. 18.
Kathleen Maxwell-Rambie will be leading a new six-week session of “The Gathering – Bringing God into everyday life” starting Thursday, Oct. 8 at the Kroc Center. The public is invited to register and attend the free Thursday meetings.
Alan Cone, volunteer instructor for AARP Safe Driver Classes in Kerrville, has been offering the class once a month locally.
The Hill Country CattleWomen’s regular September meeting will be cancelled. They will next meet on Oct. 20, beginning with a 10 a.m. social.
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The Hill Country Arts Foundation announced the return of pastel artist Doug Dawson to their studios. Dawson will be teaching a three-day landscape pastel workshop beginning Oct. 15.
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Schreiner University’s Logan Library is hosting an exhibit of comic books and graphic novels, “Diversifying Comics & Graphic Novels,” featuring the American comic book and animation writer, Dwayne McDuffie.
Schreiner University’s Mountaineer Literary Society and Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society invite you to a Virtual Poetry Reading by Sally Hannay, Schreiner University professor of English, from her recently published book “They Aren’t Your Ducks” (Wipf and Stock Publishers).
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Online ticket sales for all Tivy High School and Hal Peterson Middle School athletic events is now available.
Zion Lutheran Church is hosting a free Drive-in Movie Night Friday, Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m., featuring the Disney sensation “High School Musical.”
Alan Cone, volunteer instructor for AARP Safe Driver Classes in Kerrville, has been offering the class once a month locally.
Habitat for Humanity, Kerr County, presents the “13th Annual Charity Golf Tournament 2020” on Sept. 28 at Riverhill Country Club, a one-day tournament with six levels of sponsorships, to benefit Habitat Kerr County’s home-building and ownership goals.
The Texas Center for the Book has launched the 2020-21 “Letters About Literature Texas” contest, a program that invites students to respond to authors of books or poetry who have touched their lives.
The Kerrville Kroc Center’s “Youth Basketball League” starts Saturday, Sept. 26, with assessments.
The Riverside Nature Center Plant Sale committee is in the early stages of planning for a fall plant sale in September.
The Hill Country Watchmen have announced they will hold a community event for a “National/ Global Day of Prayer and Repentance” on Saturday, Sept. 26.
The South Texas Blood & Tissue Center from San Antonio will hold three blood donation drives in Kerrville in Sept.
September is National Preparedness Month.
Alan Cone, volunteer instructor for AARP Safe Driver Classes in Kerrville, has been offering the class once a month locally.
The City of Kerrville’s Household Hazardous Waste collection event, held in partnership with Kerr County, is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 19, from 8 a.m. to 12 noon at the Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 Hwy 27.
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