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Fri, Nov 13 · 8:00 PM
Ray Wylie Hubbard & Friends: 80th Birthday Celebration
Sat, Nov 14 · 8:00 AM
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Sat, Nov 14 · 10:00 AM
Piñata Workshop
Sat, Nov 14 · 11:00 AM
Gage Gardiner
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Sun, Nov 15 · 11:30 AM
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Local Guides & Stories
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Comal River Tubing: Everything You Need to Know
The Comal is often called the shortest major river in Texas — about two and a half miles from the Comal Springs to where it joins the Guadalupe — and nearly all of it is floatab…
New Braunfels · Live Music · Food & Drink
The Gruene Historic District Guide
Gruene was a company cotton town in the 1870s, went quiet after the boll weevil and the Depression, and was rediscovered nearly intact a century later. Today it is the most atmo…
New Braunfels · Outdoors
Guadalupe River Guide: Tubing, Rafting & River Road
The Guadalupe below Canyon Lake dam is the big-water float of Central Texas: cypress-lined banks, limestone bluffs, and a string of small rapids threaded along the twelve miles …
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Hello New Braunfels
Gruene dance halls, two rivers, and the busiest small-town calendar in Texas.
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Hello Seguin
The biggest small town in Texas — the square, Starcke Park, and the Guadalupe.
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Hello San Antonio
Hemisfair, the River Walk, museums, and a calendar that never sleeps.
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