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Upcoming Events in Wichita Falls
Marble Falls
Honky Tonk Wednesday
Sept. 2, Oct. 7, Nov. 4
Globe Theatre , 132 W. Vaughan St.
Honky Tonk Wednesday is a free night of music featuring a different artist each first Wednesday of the month. Performers this season: Tumbleweed Hill Band, the Steel Belts, and the Merles.
“A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder”
Sept. 25-Oct. 11
Hill Country Community Theatre, 4003 FM 2147 West
Hill Country Community Theatre opens Season 41 with “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder,” the knock-‘em-dead, uproarious hit that was the most-nominated show of the 2014 Broadway season.
Eddie Shell and the Not Guilties in Concert
Sept. 26, Oct. 31, Nov. 28
Cadillac Dance Hall, 1375 FM 1855
The Cadillac Dance Hall opens on the last Saturday of every month for an evening of good fun, great music, and real country entertainment. Dance the night away on the hardwood floors of an authentic Texas dance hall.
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Star Party
Oct. 17
Inks Lake State Park, 3480 Park Road 4 West
Join the Austin Astronomical Society and use their equipment for some amazing stargazing.
Downtown Christmas Tree Lighting
Nov. 13
Harmony Park , 215 Main St.
Celebrate the start of the holiday season with the lighting of the downtown Christmas tree at the green space in Harmony Park. The lighting happens at dusk and is followed by a screening of “The Grinch” on the lawn.
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Walkway of Lights
Nov. 20-Jan. 2, 2027
Lakeside Park, 305 Buena Vista Drive
Take a stroll through the Christmas sculptures on Marble Falls Lake with friends and family. Santa takes Christmas wishes every Friday-Sunday until Christmas.
Honky Tonk Wednesday
Dec. 2, Jan. 6, Feb. 3
Globe Theatre , 132 W. Vaughan St.
Honky Tonk Wednesday is a free night of music featuring a different artist each first Wednesday of the month.
Candles and Charcuterie : A Holiday Candle Making Experience
Dec. 3
The Retreat Ranch, 1643 CR 403
Retreat Ranch hosts this festive two-hour adventure where guests handcraft their very own holiday-scented soy candles while indulging in a delicious spread of meats, cheeses, crackers, and desserts. Feel free to bring a favorite bottle of beverage from home.
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Light Up Christmas Parade
Dec. 4
Downtown , 200 Main St.
Head to Main Street for Marble Falls annual Christmas parade, a holiday tradition that brings the community together to celebrate the season with festive cheer and vibrant displays. The streets come alive with decorated floats, twinkling lights, and joyful music as local organizations, schools, and businesses showcase their holiday spirit. Spectators of all ages line the parade route.
“White Christmas”
Dec. 4-20
Hill Country Community Theatre, 4003 FM 2147 West
Hill Country Community Theatre presents Irving Berlin’s classic Christmas musical about two veterans who have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, they follow a duo of singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge. With a dazzling score featuring standards like “Blue Skies,” “I Love A Piano,” “How Deep Is the Ocean,” and “White Christmas,” this uplifting, wholesome musical delights audiences of all ages.
Breakfast with Santa
Dec. 5
Lakeside Pavillion, 305 Buena Vista Drive
Breakfast with Santa brings the magic of Christmas morning to life in Marble Falls, with holiday music, crafts for kids, and plenty of Christmas spirit. Families are invited to enjoy a hot breakfast, share special moments with Santa, and capture festive photos.
Market Day on Main
Dec. 5
Cooler weather is here, and it’s time for Main Street Market Day. Vendors set up in the morning and stay open till late afternoon. Find several blocks of arts, crafts, baked goods, and other items at the downtown, pet-friendly market.
Very Merry Movie Mile
Dec. 5
Lakeside Park, 305 Buena Vista Drive
Stroll the Walkway of Lights and return to Johnson Park for family-friendly holiday fun, including a hot cocoa bar, s’mores, ornament decorating, local beverages, and Christmas movies playing throughout the evening.
Star Party
Dec. 12
Inks Lake State Park, 3480 Park Road 4 West
Members of the Austin Astronomical Society share their high-powered telescopes and knowledge for a night of stargazing. Bring chairs, blankets, and binoculars. Attendees are invited to bring their telescopes to receive help from experts on learning how to use them.
Lake Lights and Holiday Nights Boat Parade
Dec. 12
Lakeside Park, 305 Buena Vista Drive
WaterTied Outfitters and the Marble Falls Area Chamber of Commerce invite visitors to gather along the downtown waterfront for the Christmas boat parade and contest. As the sun sets, boats of all sizes sparkle across the lake, decked out in lights, festive décor, and holiday music.
Paws in the Park
Dec. 16
Lakeside Park, 305 Buena Vista Drive
Bring your furry friends to the Walkway of Lights for a photo with Santa. Pets of all shapes and sizes are welcome, just make sure they’re leashed (or safely in a carrier) and comfortable around crowds and twinkling lights.
Wichita Falls
Will Holiday’s Grand Ol’ Christmas Show
The Wichita Theatre, 919 Indiana Ave
Marble Falls
Eddie Shell and the Not Guilties
Dec. 26, Jan. 30, Feb. 27
Cadillac Dance Hall, 1375 FM 1855
The Cadillac Dance Hall opens on the last Saturday of every month for an evening of good fun, great music, and real country entertainment. Dance the night away on the hardwood floors of an authentic Texas dance hall, as house band Eddie Shell and the Not Guilties back up some of country music’s best old-time stars, such as Tony Booth, Darrell McCall and Johnny Rodriquez.
“Misery”
Feb. 5-21
Hill Country Community Theatre, 4003 FM 2147 West
Hill Country Community Theatre presents the psychological thriller based on Stephen King’s novel. The story follows a successful romance novelist who is rescued from a car crash and wakes up captive in a secluded home owned by his self-identified “No. 1 fan,” Annie Wilkes. While Paul is convalescing, Annie reads the manuscript of his latest book and becomes enraged when she discovers the author has killed off her favorite character, Misery Chastain.