We won’t act like it isn’t coming. But if you’re feeling pressure, music and theater are here to save the day. Another weekend in San Marcos promises to be entertaining, at least.
National Pie Day is right here, the NFL playoffs are winding down, the Elephant Man is coming to Wimberley and, of course, there’s music all over San Marcos this weekend.
You can make like Sweden on Christmas Eve and explore the depth psychology of Santa Claus through Donald Duck’s classic interpretation. We’ve also got music this weekend in San Marcos, as always.
Maybe the world slows down a bit a week before Christmas, but we’ve still got commencements, shopping, music and lights for the weekend in San Marcos
If you can’t find anything to do around San Marcos this weekend, you are living in one of those sensory isolation boxes, tell you what.
The weekend is loaded with theatre, music and holiday lights. It should take your mind off all that holiday shopping and put a song in your heart.
Candy corn has been around for a hundred years or so and, while it is available year-round, it is particularly prevalent at Halloween and harvest time. So, as usual, is a weekend full of fun in and around San Marcos.
The weekend is a compendium of music, art, openings, music, carnivals, fairs, pumpkins, and other wonderful things to do in our gorgeous part of Texas.
The weekend is bursting with music, books for sale, football, music, Pet Fest, soccer, volleyball, arts, theater and did we mention music?
In October, the EmilyAnn Theatre, 1103 FM 2325 in Wimberley, will present a new play with a new Theater Operations Manager. Although “new” is somewhat of a misnomer since Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar was first produced in 1599 and newly named operations manager, Bridget Farias, first directed for the theater in 2008.
