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Upcoming Events in Boerne
Boerne
Moondance Concert
June 27, July 25, Aug. 29
Cibolo Center for Conservation, 140 City Park Road
Moondance is a longstanding, beloved tradition at the Cibolo. Grab your lawn chairs, coolers, and friends, and come enjoy live music from local bands under the oak trees. This summer, the center welcomes back favorite music groups and food trucks from past Moondances, as well as new ones.
Cibolo Farmers Market
Aug. 1-29
Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
This Saturday farmers market on the historical Herff Farm offers hikes on trails, shopping in the open air, gardening inspiration, and classes on growing your food. Guests can help the Cibolo Center for Conservation maintain the land through volunteer service projects, or get new recipe ideas.
Farmers Market
Aug. 4-25
Boerne Farmers Market, 402 E. Blanco Road
Late afternoon on Tuesdays, this market goes beyond the traditional shopping experience. Come out and explore the bounty offered by local farmers and growers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of the market.
Farmers Market
Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Boerne Farmers Market, 402 E. Blanco Road
This weekly market goes beyond the traditional shopping experience. Come and explore the bounty of local farmers and growers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of the market.
Family Night Hike
Sept. 4, Oct. 2
Cibolo Center for Conservation, 140 City Park Road
Hit the trails at sunset and discover the various living organisms that call the Cibolo home. Family Night Hikes are great ways for children and families to explore the Cibolo and see what lives in the park in the dark.
Cibolo Farmers Market
Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26
Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
At this open-air farmers market, open every Saturday on the historic Herff Farm, visitors can shop, hike the trails, get gardening inspiration, take classes on growing food, help the Cibolo Center for Conservation maintain the land through volunteer service projects, and get new recipe ideas.
First Saturday on Main
Sept. 5
Hill Country Mile, 100 N. Main St.
Once a month, shops and boutiques stay open late and have exclusive discounts, special offers, and plenty of chances to discover something new. Stroll down the Hill Country Mile, enjoy live music, and soak up the fun, welcoming atmosphere.
Music in the Cave: Axiom Quartet in Concert
Sept. 6
Cave Without a Name , 325 Kreutzberg Road
Axiom Quartet returns to perform “Stories in Three,” which takes audiences on a journey through the world of the waltz. Having performed countless times at a variety of venues, the quartet has won over critics and fans alike. The group turns classical fans onto popular music while serving as advocates for classical music to contemporary music fans.
Market Days
Sept. 12-13
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Spend a Saturday or Sunday browsing this monthly market and visiting the many downtown boutiques, galleries, and restaurants. There are a variety of bargains and items to be found including jewelry, plants, art, handicrafts, collectibles, and antiques.
Bluegrass Jam at The AgriCultural
Sept. 12, 26
The AgriCultural Museum and Arts Center, 102 City Park Road
Bring your instrument and play along, or just come to listen to the Bluegrass Jam at The AgriCultural, held on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month.
Kuhlmann-King Museum Tour and Programs
Sept. 12, 26
Kuhlmann-King Museum, 402 E. Blanco Road
The Kuhlmann-King house gives the public an opportunity to step back in time to see what a historical Boerne home looked like “way back when.” Monthly events and themes vary.
Old Jail Museum Tour
Sept. 12, 26
Old Jail Museum, 208 E. San Antonio Ave.
The Kendall County Historic Jail, constructed in 1887, served as the county jail for a century. The Friends of the Kendall County Historic Jail have restored the space, bringing it back to life as a one-of-a-kind museum of Kendall County history.
Adult Night Hike
Sept. 18, Oct. 16
Cibolo Center for Conservation, 140 City Park Road
These hikes begin at sunset and focus on nocturnal wildlife viewing. Hikers can expect longer hikes, use unfamiliar trails, and spend time without the use of flashlights. The hikes are hands-on and fun for adults of all ages. For the purpose of this hike an “adult” is a mature teenager on up.
Music in the Cave: Rudi and the Rudiments in Concert
Sept. 19
Cave Without a Name , 325 Kreutzberg Road
The band performs in the Queen’s Throne Room, where natural acoustics and ancient formations create an unforgettable underground performance venue. Rudi and the Rudiments have been performing concerts in the cave annually since 2002. The thematic focus of this show is on the balance of darkness and light marked by the first day of autumn. Part of the concert is performed in darkness with flickering candlelight.
Black Rifle Block Party
Sept. 26
Black Rifle, East San Antonio Avenue and South Main Street
Join the team at Black Rifle Coffee Company and their neighbors for an old-fashioned block party. Enjoy live music, great food and drink, and a cool car show.
Moondance Concert
Sept. 26
Cibolo Center for Conservation, 142 City Park Road
Moondance is a longstanding, beloved tradition at the Cibolo. Grab lawn chairs and coolers, and come enjoy live music performed by local bands under the oak trees, as well as tasty bites from food trucks.
Hill Country Mile Rod Run
Oct. 2-4
Hill Country Mile, 100 N. Main St
The family-friendly event features classic rides in the Hill Country. Enjoy live music, local craft beer, food, vendors, and cars. This year’s event is open to all-American cars, trucks, and motorcycles from 1985 and older. Register your vehicle online, or make plans to come enjoy the day admiring awesome cars in downtown Boerne.
Book Festival
Oct. 3
Patrick Heath Public Library, 451 N. Main St., Bldg. 100
The Boerne Book Festival celebrates 10 years with all things regional and literary. The Texas Tech University Press and Texas A&M University Press are on hand once again, as well as some great literary organizations like the Writers League of Texas and the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. Some of the themes for this year include Hill Country baseball and Texas crime.
Cibolo Farmers Market
Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
At this open-air farmers market, open every Saturday on the historic Herff Farm, visitors can shop, hike the trails, get gardening inspiration, take classes on growing food, help the Cibolo Center for Conservation maintain the land through volunteer service projects, and get new recipe ideas.
First Saturday on Main
Oct 3
Hill Country Mile, 100 N. Main St.
Once a month, shops and boutiques stay open late and have exclusive discounts, special offers, and plenty of chances to discover something new. Stroll down the Hill Country Mile, enjoy live music, and soak up the fun, welcoming atmosphere.
Farmers Market
Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27
Boerne Farmers Market, 402 E. Blanco Road
This weekly market goes beyond the traditional shopping experience. Come and explore the bounty of local farmers and growers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of the market.
Market Days
Oct. 10-11
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Spend a Saturday or Sunday browsing this monthly market and visiting the many downtown boutiques, galleries, and restaurants. There are a variety of bargains and items to be found including jewelry, plants, art, handicrafts, collectibles, and antiques.
Music in the Cave: Goldpine in Concert
Oct. 10
Cave Without a Name , 325 Kreutzberg Road
The husband-and-wife duo returns to perform their original Americana tunes and distinctive harmonies that serve as a channel for their sometimes raucous, sometimes reminiscent compositions. The couple has been offering their own brand of bold, harmony-driven Americana to audiences large and small and winning awards like the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest.
Bluegrass Jam at The AgriCultural
Oct. 10, 24
The AgriCultural Museum and Arts Center, 102 City Park Road
Bring your instrument and play along, or just come to listen to the Bluegrass Jam at The AgriCultural, held on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month.
Kuhlmann-King Museum Tour and Programs
Oct. 10, 24
Kuhlmann-King Museum, 402 E. Blanco Road
The Kuhlmann-King house gives the public an opportunity to step back in time to see what a historical Boerne home looked like “way back when.” Monthly events and themes vary.
Old Jail Museum Tour
Oct. 10, 24
Old Jail Museum, 208 E. San Antonio Ave.
The Kendall County Historic Jail, constructed in 1887, served as the county jail for a century. The Friends of the Kendall County Historic Jail have restored the space, bringing it back to life as a one-of-a-kind museum of Kendall County history.
Barktoberfest
Oct. 17
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
This Oktoberfest-inspired festival includes doggy dash races, a dog costume contest, local beer vendors, music, food trucks, pet adoptions from local rescues, and a petting zoo.
South Texas All British Car Day
Oct. 24
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
This car show, celebrating its 38th year, is open to all British-made automobiles. Come spend the day admiring vehicles manufactured across the pond.
Harvest Time Antique Tractor Pull
Oct. 24
The AgriCultural Museum and Arts Center, 102 City Park Road
The AgriCultural Museum and Arts Center hosts its fall antique tractor pull event. Come and watch antique tractors from around Texas compete and see which ones can pull the heaviest weight the furthest distance.
Boerne Boo
Oct. 24
Patrick Heath Public Library, 451 N. Main St.
Boerne Boo is a family-friendly fall festival hosted each year around Halloween. Expect a ghastly good time enjoying arts and crafts, trick-or-treating, bounce houses, carnival games, food trucks, music, lots of candy, and prizes for costume contest winners.
German Motor Gathering
Oct. 31
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Experience the premier exhibition of German motoring in the Hill Country. German marques are invited to enter, two wheels or four, and the event is free for spectators. Expected to attract participants from far and wide, the event also showcases music and beauty on Hauptstrasse (Main Street).
Farmers Market
Nov. 3, 10, 17, 24
Boerne Farmers Market, 402 E. Blanco Road
This weekly market goes beyond the traditional shopping experience. Come and explore the bounty of local farmers and growers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of the market.
Fall Diva Night
Nov. 5
Hill Country Mile, 100 N. Main St.
The Boerne Chamber of Commerce and the Boerne Retail and Restaurant Owners Association invites visitors to experience a night out with friends at favorite local businesses. At this always popular evening, enjoy later shopping hours, cocktails, delicious bites, and music.
Handmade Market
Nov. 6-7
1910 Church, 130 Sisterdale Road
The Boerne Handmade Market is the largest market of its kind in South Texas. The two-day event features 75-plus handmade-only vendors with merchandise that includes jewelry, apparel, leather goods, toys, home décor, and art, as well as handmade candles, food, and drink.
Cibolo Farmers Market
Nov. 7, 14, 21, 28
Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road
At this open-air farmers market, open every Saturday on the historic Herff Farm, visitors can shop, hike the trails, get gardening inspiration, take classes on growing food, help the Cibolo Center for Conservation maintain the land through volunteer service projects, and get new recipe ideas.
Music in the Cave: A Taste of the Mariachi Extravaganza
Nov. 7
Cave Without a Name , 325 Kreutzberg Road
Experience an evening showcasing award-winning mariachi vocalists. Hear young National Vocal Competition superstars accompanied by UTSA School of Music’s Mariachi Los Paisanos, who placed second in the university/college group at this year’s Mariachi Extravaganza.
First Saturday on Main
Nov. 7
Hill Country Mile, 100 N. Main St.
Once a month, shops and boutiques stay open late and have exclusive discounts, special offers, and plenty of chances to discover something new. Stroll down the Hill Country Mile, enjoy live music, and soak up the fun, welcoming atmosphere.
Market Days
Nov. 14-15
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Spend a Saturday or Sunday browsing this monthly market and visiting the many downtown boutiques, galleries, and restaurants. There are a variety of bargains and items to be found including jewelry, plants, art, handicrafts, collectibles, and antiques.
Music in the Cave: Acoustic Eidolon in Concert
Nov. 14-15
Cave Without a Name , 325 Kreutzberg Road
Colorado’s Acoustic Eidolon, featuring Joe Scott (double-neck guitjo) and Hannah Alkire (cello), has graced stages throughout the U.S., Europe, Australia, and Canada. The duo continues to captivate audiences with a signature “new acoustic” sound, blending boundless possibilities of Celtic, Americana, world, and flamenco musical influences.
Bluegrass Jam at The AgriCultural
Nov. 14, 28
The AgriCultural Museum and Arts Center, 102 City Park Road
Bring your instrument and play along, or just come to listen to the Bluegrass Jam at The AgriCultural, held on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month.
Kuhlmann-King Museum Tour and Programs
Nov. 14, 28
Kuhlmann-King Museum, 402 E. Blanco Road
The Kuhlmann-King house gives the public an opportunity to step back in time to see what a historical Boerne home looked like “way back when.” Monthly events and themes vary.
Old Jail Museum Tour
Nov. 14, 28
Old Jail Museum, 208 E. San Antonio Ave.
The Kendall County Historic Jail, constructed in 1887, served as the county jail for a century. The Friends of the Kendall County Historic Jail have restored the space, bringing it back to life as a one-of-a-kind museum of Kendall County history.
Dickens on Main
Nov. 27-28
Hill Country Mile, 100 N. Main St.
Kick off your holiday season at this annual Hill Country celebration. Boerne’s Hill Country Mile is transformed into a vintage Christmas experience, with entertainment in various holiday “villages.” Enjoy live music and performances, visits with Santa Claus, ice sculpting shows, children’s take-home crafts, and snow along Main Street. Roving musicians, carolers, and other revelers, along with brightly lit shops and restaurants, add to the delight.
Music in the Cave: Tinsel in Concert
Nov. 28
Cave Without a Name , 325 Kreutzberg Road
The a cappella quartet performs sounds of the Christmas season with contemporary classics and beloved carols. Tinsel’s roster of professional singers includes Grammy winners and classically trained vocalists. From classical to contemporary, the group’s original arrangements of holiday favorites sparkle with sophistication while respecting tradition.