Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
| Spring Break – March 13-21!
Are you ready for Spring Break 2010?! Washington County is!
Blue Bell Creameries is open for tours and waiting to take you on a tour which ends Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site is THE place to enjoy the beauty of spring and connect to your inner-Texan! Known as the “Birthplace of Texas,” this is where the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed by 59 brave men as the Texians battled the Mexican dictator Santa Anna. As this document was being crafted, heroes protecting the Alamo died and General Sam Houston built an army which would eventually defeat Santa Anna in the battle of San Jacinto on April 21 in only 18 minutes. There is so much to see and do while visiting the nearly 300-acre park! Tour the replica of Independence Hall; mosey on down the trail to see where ferries crossed the Brazos River. Tour the two-story Star of the Republic Museum and don’t miss all the animals and action taking place at Barrington Living History Farm, the 1850s working farm of the last president of the Republic of Texas. The park is open seven days a week.
www.birthplaceoftexas.com or 936.878.2214
Lace up your skates and enjoy Silver Wings Ballroom’s special Spring Break hours! Tuesday, Friday and Saturday have some fantastic deals and even some family rates! For more details, call 979.836.4836 or www.silverwingsballroom.com.
Are you ready to take on the rest of the family and declare yourself as the miniature
These are just a few of the great attractions to see in Washington County for Spring Break. Of course, the shops, the restaurants and other attractions are ready for you to visit! Take a look at our web site for additional details!
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Drama & Live Music
![]() The Washington County area is brimming with live music and dramatic productions! Enjoy!
1st Friday Music Jamboree – Country Music
- Old Brenham Elementary
Thursdays in Mar. Gene Hackemack – German accordian music at its best! -Rendez-vous in Brenham
Fridays in Mar. “Wine Down” on the deck – Saxophonist Jack Carr -Pleasant Hill Winery
Fridays in Mar. Gene Hackemack – German accordian music at its best! -Pig ‘n Whistle Pub – Burton
Saturdays in Mar. John Beland – guitarist – Pig ‘n Whistle Pub – Burton
Mar. 4-7 Unity Theatre presents Mark Twain – a one-man show - Brenham
Mar. 6 6th Annual International Guitar Festival at Round Top -Festival Hill
Mar. 18 Friends of Bluebonnet Opry – varied performances – Silver Wings Ballroom – Brenham
Mar. 20 The Piano Man – Greg Buenger – Rendez-vous – Brenham
Mar. 23 Church Basement Ladies – muscial comedy – O’Donnell Performing Arts Center – Blinn College
Mar. 24 Air Force Academy Band – Brenham High School
Mar. 25-26 Rob Landes in Concert – Unity Theatre – Brenham
Mar. 26 Chris Austin Martinez - ”the human jukebox” - Rendez-vous -Brenham
Mar. 27 The UT Symphony Orchestra – Festival Hill at Round Top
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March Events…. Mar 3-7 The Art in Fiber – Copper Shade Tree
Mar 4-7 Unity Theatre presents Mark Twain Mar 4 Gene Hackemack performing at Rendez-vous Mar 4 The Round Top Experience: Book Launch Party Mar 5 Crawfish Boil – Burton Mar 5 Music Jamboree – Old Brenham Elem. Mar 5 ”WineDown” on the Deck and Watch the Sun Set – Pleasant Hill Winery
Mar 6 Texas German Society State Convention - Brenham
Mar 6 2nd Annual Cajun Fest – Washington County Fairgrounds
Mar 6 Auction at Today And Yesterday – Brenham Mar 6 International Guitar Festival – Round Top Festival Hill Mar 11 Gene Hackemack performing at Rendez-vous Mar 12 This Little Light of Mine – Blinn College Mar 12 ”WineDown” on the Deck and Watch the Sun Set – Pleasant Hill Winery
Mar 13-Apr 7 Spring Eggs Artwalk – Downtown Brenham
Mar 13-14 ”Woodcrafting: A Necessary Skill” – Barrington Living History Farm Mar 15 Wine Dinners With the Vintner – Murski Homestead B&B Mar 15-20 Spring Break Camp – Unity Theatre Mar 18 Friends of Bluebonnet Opry – Silver Wings Ballroom Mar 18 Gene Hackemack performing at Rendez-vous Mar 19-20 15th Annual Herbal Forum – Round Top Festival Hill Mar 19-20 ”Thyme Well Spent” Gift Shop – Round Top Festival Hill Mar 19 ”WineDown” on the Deck and Watch the Sun Set – Pleasant Hill Winery
Mar 20 The Piano Man - Greg Buenger – Live at Rendez-vous Mar 20 Texas Master Naturalists Public Seminar – Winedale Mar 20 Wildflowers of East Texas & Native Grasses – Winedale Mar 20-21 Independence Historical Society Spring Tours – Independence
Mar 23 Church Basement Ladies- Blinn College O’Donnell Performing Arts Center
Mar 24 Air Force Academy Band – Brenham HS Mar 25-26 Rob Landes in Concert – Unity Theatre Mar 25 Gene Hackemack performing at Rendez-vous Mar 26 Chris Austin Martinez – Live at Rendez-vous Mar 26 Catfish & Chicken Tender Dinner – KC Hall – Brenham Mar 26 ”WineDown” on the Deck and Watch the Sun Set – Pleasant Hill Winery
Mar 26-27 “Good to Great” Marriage Weekend – St. Mary’s – Brenham Mar 27 The UT Symphony Orchestra – Round Top Festival Hill Mar 27 Head for the Hills Bicycle Ride – Chappell Hill
Mar 27-28 Independence Historical Society Spring Tours - Independence
Mar 27-28 True Texas Women – Barrington Living History Farm Mar 30-Apr 3 Marburger Farm Antique Show – Marburger Farm Events Center Mar 31-Apr 3 42nd Annual Round Top Spring Antiques Fair -
Round Top/Warrenton & Washington County
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Tags: antiques, bed & breakfast, concert pianist, festival, historic, Round Top, theatre
with a scoop of “the best ice cream in the country!” March 15-19, Blue Bell Creameries will expand their tours to accommodate more visitors. Tours of the little Creamery will be conducted between 8:10 a.m. and 3 p.m., with groups of 50 people at a time every 10 minutes! This year, visitors will be able to purchase tickets for a specific time on that particular day at the information booth in Blue Bell’s courtyard. Of course, if Spring Break 2009 is any indicator of this year’s event, get to Blue Bell early to buy your tour tickets. If you choose not to take a tour you can watch the Blue Bell Creameries history movie in an outdoor tent and buy your scoop!
Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site is THE place to enjoy the beauty of spring and connect to your inner-Texan! Known as the “Birthplace of Texas,” this is where the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed by 59 brave men as the Texians battled the Mexican dictator Santa Anna. As this document was being crafted, heroes protecting the Alamo died and General Sam Houston built an army which would eventually defeat Santa Anna in the battle of San Jacinto on April 21 in only 18 minutes. There is so much to see and do while visiting the nearly 300-acre park! Tour the replica of Independence Hall; mosey on down the trail to see where ferries crossed the Brazos River. Tour the two-story Star of the Republic Museum and don’t miss all the animals and action taking place at Barrington Living History Farm, the 1850s working farm of the last president of the Republic of Texas. The park is open seven days a week.
golf pro, king or queen of laser tag or the Jeff Gordon of go-carts?! Horseshoe Junction is
Another must see for families is the Monastery of St. Clare’s Miniature Horse Farm. The sisters invite you to come and roam the grounds and gift shop and see these tiny horses and maybe a few newborn foals during their special spring break hours. The farm welcomes visitors during Spring Break on Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Remember, the monastery is closed the week before Easter. 
Mar 3-7 The Art in Fiber – Copper Shade Tree