A note regarding COVID-19
Upcoming Events in BIG BEND COUNTRY
Alpine
Spirits of the West, Wine and Beef Fest
May 27-29
Alpine’s Artwalk is excited to announce the first annual Spirits of the West, Wine and Beef Fest. Standing true to Artwalk’s mission, this new event showcases signature beef bites from local beef companies to honor the area's long-time tradition of cattle ranching. In addition, handpicked Texas wineries and distilleries provide homegrown pairings to highlight West Texas gourmet food. Several hand-selected local artists are participating in the celebration. Friday has a VIP preview with limited availability to kick off the event. General admission is available from Saturday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. In addition to the evening festivities, Artwalk hosts a Saturday morning 5K fun run.
Del Rio
Noches Musicales
June 3-Aug. 26
Brown Plaza, 302 Cantu St.
Held every Friday from June through August, Noches Musicales includes dancing, music, and food trucks. Make sure to bring your own chairs. The events are BYOB.
Midland
Family Fridays
June 3-July 29
Museum of the Southwest, 1705 W. Missouri Ave.
Spend Fridays at Blakemore Planetarium, with curated activities, multiple dome shows on a 360-degree state-of-the-art Digistar 5 system, and guided Cimarex Science on a Sphere tours.
San Elizario
Billy the Kid Festival
June 4-5
San Elizario Historic Art District, 1501 Main St.
An Old West gunfight, ghost tour, and performances of the play "1876: Billy the Kid" are just a few of the attractions at this two-day celebration for the infamous outlaw. The event also offers food, games, and dancing.
Alpine
Multicultural Festival
June 11-12
Kokernot Park, 1500 Fighting Buck Ave.
Alpine Multicultural Festival is two fun-filled days to experience the traditions of many different cultures through music, dance, food, and vendors.
Marfa
Agave Festival
June 16-19
Various locations
This annual festival celebrates the agave and its influence on culture through food, film, music, science, and spirits. It brings communities together through accessible programming that includes talks by preeminent historians, botanists, artists, anthropologists, and archaeologists. The multi-day event offers tastings hosted by agave spirit producers, one-of-a-kind dining experiencs, and performances by leading artists in contemporary and regional music.
Van Horn
Frontier Days
June 25
Van Horn City Park, Third and Austin streets
Family fun commences in Van Horn with a 5K run/walk, three-on-three basketball tournament, volleyball, cornhole, food, entertainment, and the Best Homemade Salsa in West Texas contest. An outdoor dance concludes the celebration.
Del Rio
First Friday Art Walk
June 3, July 1, Aug. 5
Downtown Del Rio, South Main Street
Del Rio presents a monthly art walk that invites visitors to explore the art galleries and city's art district. The event also offers food trucks, vendors, and music.
Monahans
Freedom Festival
July 4
Hill Park
Let freedom ring with a parade, food and craft vendors, games, live music, and fireworks.
Marathon
Fourth of July Dance
July 4
Post Park , Avenue D
Marathon Volunteer Fire Department hosts the annual Fourth of July Dance at Post Park, going strong for over 100 years.
Alpine
Viva Big Bend
July 27-31
Various locations
Viva Big Bend showcases the best of the state: extraordinary natural beauty, remarkable and talented people, an independent spirit, and an amazing culture. Approximately 55 bands and solo artists (with a wide variety of styles represented) are expected to be showcased in at least 10 venues in Alpine, Marfa, Marathon, Terlingua, and Fort Davis this year.
Van Horn
Mountain View Golf Tournament
Aug. 20-21
Mountain View Municipal Golf Course, 1000 Golf Course Drive
Have fun during a two-day, two-man tourney with barbecue.
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