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Zhi Tea End Of Summer Bash - Three Year Anniversary Party (6:00 PM)
Zhi Tea End Of Summer Bash - Three Year Anniversary Party
September 9 · 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Zhi Tea Gallery Grounds - East Austin
4607 Bolm Rd
Zhi Tea is ecstatic to announce the culmination of our amazing third year of business and is inviting you to celebrate with us! Join us at our Tea Gallery space and on our lawn under the majestic pecan trees for local artisan food bites, local beer, two open bars (!) featuring Tipsy Texans doing crazy tea-infused cocktails, Treaty Oak Rum hosting a bar, live music (featuring Dr. Oolong himself), and of course lots and lots of our cool teas on ice to beat the heat. This is going to be a fun event. Kids are welcome, of course. Oh, and we are doing a sale of the day - A free tin of our new "Longhorn Limited" blend for every $25 purchase. I couldn't resist. Anyway, we are grateful to have made it this far and we want to party! So come join us. Location is just North of Springdale and E7th. 4607 Bolm Rd. Parking in back. Look for the balloons. Food supplied by our lovely friends and partners: Best Wurst, Pie Fixes Everything, and Rio's Brazilian!Drinks lovingly created by Tipsy Texans and Treaty Oak Rum/Graham's Texas Tea
tipsytexan.com
piefixeseverything.com
riosofaustin.comthebestwurst.com
www.grahamstexastea.com
Contact Info : 1-888-ZHI-4TEA (1-888-944-4832)
Email : info@zhitea.com
Url: http://http://www.zhitea.com/
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| Friday, September 10, 2010 |
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Redbud Cafe Cask Party (5:30 PM)
Redbud Cafe Cask Party
Featuring Real Ale Brewing Company’s Lost Gold IPA
When: Friday, September 10, 5:30pm till the cask is empty!
Location: Redbud Café, on the square , across from the Old Blanco Courthouse, in Blanco, TX 410 4th St Blanco, TX 78606
Contact: Jan or Jon Brieger 830.833.0202 redbud-cafe.comDrop by Redbud Café , on the square in Blanco and ASK FOR CASK! The brewing team from Blanco’s own Real Ale Brewing Company will tap their cask conditioned Lost Gold IPA for Redbud Café's Cask Party. By definition, real ale is any ale served without extraneous CO2 and naturally carbonated within the serving vessel – in this case, the cask. Because of this, cask conditioned beers demand that the cask be emptied once it has been tapped, in order to maintain the natural carbonation of the brew. Friday’s Special Cask brew, Lost Gold IPA: $4.50/pint
In addition to the cask on Friday night, Redbud Cafe proudly serves 8 Real Ale beers on tap. Seasonals currently on tap at Redbud Cafe :
Devil’s Backbone, Hans Pils, Lost Gold IPA, Oktoberfest Always available:
Fireman’s 4, Full Moon Rye Pale Ale, ESB, Brewhouse Brown Music at the Café on Friday, Sept 10 : Gerry Burns 6:30pm- 9:00pm
As always, Redbud Cafe’s Evening Specials are served every Friday and Saturday, from 5:00pm to 9:00 pm About Redbud Café:
At Redbud Café, our food is made fresh daily using premium products, local and organic whenever possible. We also use filtered water in everything we make. Owl Tree Coffee, of Austin, supplies the café’s own Redbud Blend and several of their other popular roasts. Redbud Cafe’s pub proudly serves one of the most complete collections of Blanco’s Real Ale Brewing Company’s beers on tap and a handpicked wine selection featuring many Texas wines. Potters by trade, Redbud Café owners, Jon and Jan Brieger, have been selling their work at Brieger Pottery in Blanco, Texas, for over 18 years. Both the pottery shop and Redbud Cafe are located in the building that originally housed the hardware store on Blanco’s town square. The cafe now opens onto the pottery shop – right next door. Cafe Hours:
Monday – Thursday; 10:30 am – 3:30 pm Friday – Saturday; 10:30 am – 9:00 pm Closed Sunday http://briegerpottery.com
http://redbud-cafe.com
http://www.realalebrewing.com
Contact Info : Jan or Jon Brieger
830.833.0202
Url: http://http://redbud-cafe.com
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| Saturday, September 11, 2010 |
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Citizen Gardener's 2010 Fall Gardening Courses (8:30 AM - 12:30 PM)
Citizen Gardener's 2010 Fall Gardening Courses
(New Class Begins September 11!)
What is Citizen Gardener:Citizen Gardener is program that began in August of 2008, designed to engage more Austin area residents in growing food locally.
How it works: The interested student signs up for one of our 3-class sessions totaling ten hours of gardening course work. This training comes from a seasoned educator or master gardener who provides a foundation for the new student to give ten hours of volunteer/apprentice work to a Partner Garden. Upon completion of the hours, the student is not only awarded the distinction of being a "Citizen Gardener", but has the skills to create their own garden. The Reward: This process returns a cycle of gifting to the planet and others... a reciprocating, blooming and fruitful gift. Cost: $30 due on the first day of class (cash or check made out to "Sustainable Food Center"). $10 dollars will be refunded if you complete 10 volunteer hours at one of our partner gardens.
Schedule (Click on each course link below to learn more and register for the class):
Citizen Gardener #15: August 14 & 21 (Saturday mornings), 8:00am–12:00pm, and August 17 (Tuesday evening), 7:00pm–8:30pm Citizen Gardern #16: August 28 & September 4 (Saturdays mornings), 8:00am–12:00pm, September 1 (Wednesday evening), 7:00pm–8:30pm Citizen Gardern #17: September 11 & 18 (Saturday mornings), 8:30am– 12:30pm, September 15 (Wednesday evening), 7:00pm–8:30pm Citizen Gardern #18: September 25 & October 2 (Saturday mornings), 8:30am– 12:30pm, September 29 (Wednesday evening), 7:00pm– 8:30pm
Url: http://http://citizengardener.ning.com/
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Redbud Cafe Presents: Zydeco Blanco (7:30 PM - 10:00 PM)
Redbud Cafe presents
Zydeco Blanco
When: Saturday, September 11, 7:30pm – 10:00pm
Location: Redbud Café, on the square , across from the Old Blanco Courthouse, in Blanco, TX 410 4th St Blanco, TX 78606 Contact :
Jan or Jon Brieger 830.833.0202 redbud-cafe.com
Put on your dancin’ shoes for "The Best Zydeco Band In Blanco County!" Join us for an evening of lively Cajun music a la Zydeco Blanco. Redbud Cafe features 8 of Blanco’s Real Ale Brewing Company’s beers on tap: Seasonals currently on tap :
Devil’s Backbone, Hans Pils, Lost Gold IPA, Oktoberfest Always available:
Fireman’s 4, Full Moon Rye Pale Ale, ESB, Brewhouse Brown Redbud Cafe’s Evening Specials are served every Friday and Saturday, from 5:00pm to 9:00 pm About Redbud Café:
At Redbud Café, our food is made fresh daily using premium products, local and organic whenever possible. We also use filtered water in everything we make. Owl Tree Coffee, of Austin, supplies the café’s own Redbud Blend and several of their other popular roasts. Redbud Cafe’s pub proudly serves one of the most complete collections of Blanco’s Real Ale Brewing Company’s beers on tap and a handpicked wine selection featuring many Texas wines. Potters by trade, Redbud Café owners, Jon and Jan Brieger, have been selling their work at Brieger Pottery in Blanco, Texas, for over 18 years. Both the pottery shop and Redbud Cafe are located in the building that originally housed the hardware store on Blanco’s town square. The cafe now opens onto the pottery shop – right next door. Cafe Hours:
Monday – Thursday; 10:30 am – 3:30 pm Friday – Saturday; 10:30 am – 9:00 pm Closed Sunday http://briegerpottery.com
http://redbud-cafe.com
http://www.realalebrewing.com
Contact Info : Jan or Jon Brieger
830.833.0202
Url: http://http://www.redbud-cafe.com
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| Monday, September 13, 2010 |
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4th Annual Farm And Food Leadership Conference (All Day)
4th Annual
Farm and Food Leadership Conference
Taking Back Control of Our Food Supply
This fourth annual conference, sponsored again this year by Edible Austin and Edible Dallas & Fort Worth, will focus on policy and regulatory issues affecting agriculture and our food supply, including raw milk, Codex, NAIS, the next Farm Bill, water use issues, regulation of slaughterhouses, Slow Money and more. National radio commentator and author Jim Hightower will provide the keynote address, and Chef Jesse Griffiths of Dai Due will prepare lunches using local foods. Edible Austin will have sponsor table space at the conference and can place appropriate direct marketing materials. We are also looking for local / organic snack food donors to provide snacks / samples for each day in the mornings and afternoons. 150–200 sustainable food advocates and leaders expected to attend from around the state.
- Keynote address by Jim Hightower
- Food Safety Bills: What's Happening in Congress?
- Genetically Modified Foods
- Farm-to-School Programs
- Regulation of small-scale processing and slaughterhouses
- Food Policy Councils
When: Monday–Tuesday, September 13–14 Where: Mexican American Cultural Center, Austin Details: For full agenda, updates and to register: farmandranchfreedom.org or call 866-687-6452 Sponsers: Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance, Edible Austin, Edible Dallas & Fort Worth, Sustainable Food Center, Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association
Contact Info : 866-687-6452
Url: http://http://farmandranchfreedom.org
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Austin Organic Gardeners Club Meeting (7:00 PM - 9:00 PM)
Austin Organic Gardeners Club
September 13, 2010
The Austin Organic Gardeners Club Meeting will be Monday, September 13th from 7–9 p.m. Our guest speaker will be Dick Peterson on rainwater collection systems and he will be doing a on Build-A-Barrel Workshop on rainwater collection. He is a consultant on rainwater and landscape projects as well as being involved in residential green construction and remodeling. The meeting is free at the Zilker Botanical Garden Center, 2220 Barton Springs Road. For more information go to austinorganicgardeners.orgDavid Renault 821-0146
Contact Info : David Renault - 821-0146
Url: http://http://www.austinorganicgardeners.org
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| Tuesday, September 14, 2010 |
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4th Annual Farm And Food Leadership Conference (All Day)
4th Annual
Farm and Food Leadership Conference
Taking Back Control of Our Food Supply
This fourth annual conference, sponsored again this year by Edible Austin and Edible Dallas & Fort Worth, will focus on policy and regulatory issues affecting agriculture and our food supply, including raw milk, Codex, NAIS, the next Farm Bill, water use issues, regulation of slaughterhouses, Slow Money and more. National radio commentator and author Jim Hightower will provide the keynote address, and Chef Jesse Griffiths of Dai Due will prepare lunches using local foods. Edible Austin will have sponsor table space at the conference and can place appropriate direct marketing materials. We are also looking for local / organic snack food donors to provide snacks / samples for each day in the mornings and afternoons. 150–200 sustainable food advocates and leaders expected to attend from around the state.
- Keynote address by Jim Hightower
- Food Safety Bills: What's Happening in Congress?
- Genetically Modified Foods
- Farm-to-School Programs
- Regulation of small-scale processing and slaughterhouses
- Food Policy Councils
When: Monday–Tuesday, September 13–14 Where: Mexican American Cultural Center, Austin Details: For full agenda, updates and to register: farmandranchfreedom.org or call 866-687-6452 Sponsers: Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance, Edible Austin, Edible Dallas & Fort Worth, Sustainable Food Center, Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association
Contact Info : 866-687-6452
Url: http://http://farmandranchfreedom.org
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Texas Olive Ranch Harvest And Gold Crush 2010 (All Day)
Texas Olive Ranch Harvest and Gold Crush 2010
Texas Olive Ranch will host a Visitors Day at their ranch in Carrizo Springs (four miles north of Asherton) on September 14 and 15, to observe the harvest and pressing of their 2010 oil, which is an unblended, unfiltered, unrefined, extra virgin, 100 percent Texas varietal. Sampling of the new oil will be available throughout the day.
Go to texasoliveranch.com for more information. The USDA is also hosting an Olive Agriculture Seminar on the ranch on Tuesday, September 14, with sessions on olive production, processing, olive varieties and micro-irrigation techniques. Call 830-279-0164 to reserve a spot. Lodging is limited, so reserve ahead.
Contact Info : 830-279-0164
Url: http://texasoliveranch.com
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| Wednesday, September 15, 2010 |
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Texas Olive Ranch Harvest And Gold Crush 2010 (All Day)
Texas Olive Ranch Harvest and Gold Crush 2010
Texas Olive Ranch will host a Visitors Day at their ranch in Carrizo Springs (four miles north of Asherton) on September 14 and 15, to observe the harvest and pressing of their 2010 oil, which is an unblended, unfiltered, unrefined, extra virgin, 100 percent Texas varietal. Sampling of the new oil will be available throughout the day.
Go to texasoliveranch.com for more information. The USDA is also hosting an Olive Agriculture Seminar on the ranch on Tuesday, September 14, with sessions on olive production, processing, olive varieties and micro-irrigation techniques. Call 830-279-0164 to reserve a spot. Lodging is limited, so reserve ahead.
Contact Info : 830-279-0164
Url: http://http://texasoliveranch.com
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| Saturday, September 18, 2010 |
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2nd Saturday Pancake Breakfasts In The Garden (11:00 AM - 12:00 PM)
2nd Saturday Pancake Breakfast in the Garden
Tarrytown Community Garden and Resolution Gardens have garden plots and memberships open in their 80-foot x 175-foot garden space at the State Supported Living Center grounds located at Mopac and 35th Street. The next in a series of Second Saturday Pancake Breakfasts in the Garden will be held on September 18. Call 512-743-4245 for more information.
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| Sunday, September 19, 2010 |
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Oyster Club 2010 Season Kick-off Event (4:00 PM)
Oyster Club 2010 Season
Kick-off event September 19
Meeting once in every month whose name contains an "r" (September-April), the Oyster Club is a new way to find pearls of art, architecture, music, film, food, and performance in the oceans of culture in Austin and Central Texas. The Oyster Club's kick-off event (nine events in 2010 season) is September 19. This is the third year for Edible Austin to sponsor the Rude Mechanicals Theater Company’s Oyster Club (a members-only group of cultural arts supporters who explore the cross-pollination of art, architecture, music, film, food and performance in a series of nine events throughout the year.) In addition to organizing the kick-off Oyster Feast event at the Plant at Kyle (celebrating fresh seafood from the Gulf), Edible Austin showcases local food and beverage artisans at each of the events (themed appropriately) throughout the season, which not only exposes many local food and drink makers to an adventurous audience but also elevates local food to an art form! The 2009 Season Oyster Club raised approximately $20,000 for the theater group. Events vary in size from 50 people to 150 people.
Url: http://http://www.rudemechs.com/
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| Friday, September 24, 2010 |
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Redbud Café Celebrates 1st Anniversary (9:00 AM - 10:00 AM)
Redbud Café Celebrates it’s 1st year in business
When: Friday, September 24 Location: Redbud Café, on the square , across from the Old Blanco Courthouse, in Blanco, TX 410 4th St Blanco, TX 78606 Contact:
Jan or Jon Brieger 830.833.0202 redbud-cafe.com
Celebrate Redbud Café’s 1st year in business, all day, with complimentary mini cupcakes, samples of our freshly squeezed lemonade, and Owl Tree Coffee’s, Redbud Blend. From 5:00 pm – 6:00pm: Birthday cake , complimentary samples of Real Ale Brewing Company’s 8 beers on tap + Red bud Cafe’s Texas house wines 6:30 pm – 9:00pm: Music by local artists, Larry and Stacia Woods (Soul Full Stranngs) Redbud Cafe’s Evening Specials are served every Friday and Saturday, from 5:00pm to 9:00 pm
About Redbud Café:
At Redbud Café, our food is made fresh daily using premium products, local and organic whenever possible. We also use filtered water in everything we make. Owl Tree Coffee, of Austin, supplies the café’s own Redbud Blend and several of their other popular roasts. Redbud Cafe’s pub proudly serves one of the most complete collections of Blanco’s Real Ale Brewing Company’s beers on tap and a handpicked wine selection featuring many Texas wines. Potters by trade, Redbud Café owners, Jon and Jan Brieger, have been selling their work at Brieger Pottery in Blanco, Texas, for over 18 years. Both the pottery shop and Redbud Cafe are located in the building that originally housed the hardware store on Blanco’s town square. The cafe now opens onto the pottery shop – right next door. Cafe Hours:
Monday – Thursday; 10:30 am – 3:30 pm Friday – Saturday; 10:30 am – 9:00 pm Closed Sunday http://briegerpottery.com
http://redbud-cafe.com
http://www.realalebrewing.com
Contact Info : Jan or Jon Brieger
830.833.0202
Url: http://http://redbud-cafe.com
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Renewable Energy Roundup And Green Living Fair (12:00 PM - 6:00 PM)
Come join us for the 11th Annual Renewable Energy Roundup and Green Living Fair!
September 24 – 26, 2010, in Fredericksburg
Over the past 10 years, this community and family oriented Green Living Fair has grown to be the largest “green show” in the South. You can see the latest in eco-friendly technologies. Learn how to save and create your own energy. Visit with our vendors to see contemporary green living and sustainability practices. Come test drive the next generation in personal transportation.
Edible Austin and Edible Dallas & Fort Worth are sponsors of and participants in this 11th annual event. In addition to sponsorship, Edible Austin is hosting and moderating a panel on Sustainable Food (scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 26) and will also book and manage the Cooking Stage. With a double sponsorship booth, EA can showcase selected advertisers at our booth throughout this event, including offering selected sampling opportunities, in addition to the Cooking Stage demo / talk opportunities. The Renewable Energy Roundup is attended by over 8,000 people from around the state.
Gate entry fee: Friday $10; Saturday $12; Sunday $10 or best deal is the 3 day pass $20. Children under 12 are free.
Show Hours: Friday – September 24, noon to 6 pm; Saturday – September 25, 9 am to 6 pm; Sunday -September 26, 9 am to 3 pm
Contact Info : 830-997-2350 or Snail Mail: TXSES Roundup Fund - P O Box 9507 - Austin, TX 78624
Url: http://http://www.theroundup.org/
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| Saturday, September 25, 2010 |
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Citizen Gardener's 2010 Fall Gardening Courses (8:30 AM - 12:30 PM)
Citizen Gardener's 2010 Fall Gardening Courses
(New Class Begins September 25!)
What is Citizen Gardener:Citizen Gardener is program that began in August of 2008, designed to engage more Austin area residents in growing food locally.
How it works: The interested student signs up for one of our 3-class sessions totaling ten hours of gardening course work. This training comes from a seasoned educator or master gardener who provides a foundation for the new student to give ten hours of volunteer/apprentice work to a Partner Garden. Upon completion of the hours, the student is not only awarded the distinction of being a "Citizen Gardener", but has the skills to create their own garden. The Reward: This process returns a cycle of gifting to the planet and others... a reciprocating, blooming and fruitful gift. Cost: $30 due on the first day of class (cash or check made out to "Sustainable Food Center"). $10 dollars will be refunded if you complete 10 volunteer hours at one of our partner gardens.
Schedule (Click on each course link below to learn more and register for the class):
Citizen Gardener #15: August 14 & 21 (Saturday mornings), 8:00am–12:00pm, and August 17 (Tuesday evening), 7:00pm–8:30pm Citizen Gardern #16: August 28 & September 4 (Saturdays mornings), 8:00am–12:00pm, September 1 (Wednesday evening), 7:00pm–8:30pm Citizen Gardern #17: September 11 & 18 (Saturday mornings), 8:30am– 12:30pm, September 15 (Wednesday evening), 7:00pm–8:30pm Citizen Gardern #18: September 25 & October 2 (Saturday mornings), 8:30am– 12:30pm, September 29 (Wednesday evening), 7:00pm– 8:30pm
Url: http://http://citizengardener.ning.com/
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Renewable Energy Roundup And Green Living Fair (9:00 AM - 6:00 PM)
Come join us for the 11th Annual Renewable Energy Roundup and Green Living Fair!
September 24 – 26, 2010, in Fredericksburg
Over the past 10 years, this community and family oriented Green Living Fair has grown to be the largest “green show” in the South. You can see the latest in eco-friendly technologies. Learn how to save and create your own energy. Visit with our vendors to see contemporary green living and sustainability practices. Come test drive the next generation in personal transportation.
Edible Austin and Edible Dallas & Fort Worth are sponsors of and participants in this 11th annual event. In addition to sponsorship, Edible Austin is hosting and moderating a panel on Sustainable Food (scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 26) and will also book and manage the Cooking Stage. With a double sponsorship booth, EA can showcase selected advertisers at our booth throughout this event, including offering selected sampling opportunities, in addition to the Cooking Stage demo / talk opportunities. The Renewable Energy Roundup is attended by over 8,000 people from around the state.
Gate entry fee: Friday $10; Saturday $12; Sunday $10 or best deal is the 3 day pass $20. Children under 12 are free.
Show Hours: Friday – September 24, noon to 6 pm; Saturday – September 25, 9 am to 6 pm; Sunday -September 26, 9 am to 3 pm
Contact Info : 830-997-2350 or Snail Mail: TXSES Roundup Fund - P O Box 9507 - Austin, TX 78624
Url: http://http://www.theroundup.org/
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| Sunday, September 26, 2010 |
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Renewable Energy Roundup And Green Living Fair (9:00 AM - 3:00 PM)
Come join us for the 11th Annual Renewable Energy Roundup and Green Living Fair!
September 24 – 26, 2010, in Fredericksburg.
Over the past 10 years, this community and family oriented Green Living Fair has grown to be the largest “green show” in the South. You can see the latest in eco-friendly technologies. Learn how to save and create your own energy. Visit with our vendors to see contemporary green living and sustainability practices. Come test drive the next generation in personal transportation.
Edible Austin and Edible Dallas & Fort Worth are sponsors of and participants in this 11th annual event. In addition to sponsorship, Edible Austin is hosting and moderating a panel on Sustainable Food (scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 26) and will also book and manage the Cooking Stage. With a double sponsorship booth, EA can showcase selected advertisers at our booth throughout this event, including offering selected sampling opportunities, in addition to the Cooking Stage demo / talk opportunities. The Renewable Energy Roundup is attended by over 8,000 people from around the state.
Gate entry fee: Friday $10; Saturday $12; Sunday $10 or best deal is the 3 day pass $20. Children under 12 are free.
Show Hours: Friday – September 24, noon to 6 pm; Saturday – September 25, 9 am to 6 pm; Sunday -September 26, 9 am to 3 pm
Contact Info : 830-997-2350 or Snail Mail: TXSES Roundup Fund - P O Box 9507 - Austin, TX 78624
Url: http://http://www.theroundup.org/
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| Thursday, September 30, 2010 |
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Redbud Café's Thursday Evening Gallery Opening (10:30 AM)
Redbud Café presents
Thursday Evening Gallery Opening
Paintings by local artist Lona Flocke
When: Thursday, September 30 , Artist’s reception is from 5:00pm –7:00pm (with complimentary hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar) Café hours: 10:30am - 9:00pm. for this event. Show will run through October 30. Location:
Redbud Café, on the square , across from the Old Blanco Courthouse, in Blanco, TX 410 4th St Blanco, TX 78606 Contact:
Jan or Jon Brieger 830.833.0202 redbud-cafe.com
Redbud Café is delighted to launch their first Thursday Evening Gallery Opening, with paintings of the Texas Hill Country and beyond, by Wimberley artist, Lona Flocke. Meet the artist and enjoy the exquisite landscapes that document her reverence for the “importance of place.” The show will hang at Redbud Café through Oct. 30. Redbud café will be open from 10:30 am until 9:00pm, with a limited evening menu from 5:00pm - 9:00pm, for this event. About Redbud Café:
At Redbud Café, our food is made fresh daily using premium products, local and organic whenever possible. We also use filtered water in everything we make. Owl Tree Coffee, of Austin, supplies the café’s own Redbud Blend and several of their other popular roasts. Redbud Cafe’s pub proudly serves one of the most complete collections of Blanco’s Real Ale Brewing Company’s beers on tap and a handpicked wine selection featuring many Texas wines. Potters by trade, Redbud Café owners, Jon and Jan Brieger, have been selling their work at Brieger Pottery in Blanco, Texas, for over 18 years. Both the pottery shop and Redbud Cafe are located in the building that originally housed the hardware store on Blanco’s town square. The cafe now opens onto the pottery shop – right next door. Cafe Hours:
Monday – Thursday; 10:30 am – 3:30 pm Friday – Saturday; 10:30 am – 9:00 pm Closed Sunday http://briegerpottery.com
http://redbud-cafe.com
Contact Info : Jan or Jon Brieger
830.833.0202
Url: http://http://redbud-cafe.com
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