Artist of the Month: Claire Porter, Featured Photographer for the Texas Photography Festival Claire Porter, a Featured Photographer for the Texas Photography Festival, is a Texas Hill Country-based fine art photographer whose evocative images capture the elegance, power, and spirit of the equine world. With a lifelong passion for horses and a BFA in Photography, […]
History Club: A Craft Night with a Side of Existential DreadDid you grow up reading Dear America by flashlight under your covers?Do you love a good craft project?Are you a millennial who occasionally stares into the void and whispers, “Wow, time is fake”?Then this club is for you.Join The Williamson Museum every 4th Thursday for […]
The Poppy Project is a community-based art initiative that invites people of all ages and skill levels to create and contribute poppy-inspired artwork for a special April exhibition at The Williamson Museum. Poppies have long symbolized remembrance, resilience, and hope. Through this project, we’re exploring how those ideas connect to personal stories, shared history, and […]
Experience Georgetown’s Original Ghost Tour! Take a historically accurate one hour walk through the legends, haunts, and spirits of Downtown Georgetown. Every First Friday – March 2026 through November 2026** **No Ghost Tour in May 2026, Ghost Tours in October 2026 will be a separate event. Ticket Prices: $15 per museum member/student/military $20 per non-museum […]
April Salon: Danelle Houck on The Story Behind Georgetown's Red Poppies Join us for a fascinating look at the story behind Georgetown’s beloved Red Poppies. This talk explores how Henry Purl “Okra” Compton helped plant the seeds of what would become a citywide symbol, tracing the journey of the vibrant flowers that now define Georgetown […]
Celebrate Earth Day with The Williamson Museum at Old Settler’s Association in Round Rock on Saturday April 18, 2026 from 10:00AM-3:00PM. This is a free event that will feature fun crafts, activities and more that center around the conservation and protection of the planet for the whole family. Come enjoy this magnificent holiday with us! […]
Artist of the Month: David Cook Photography A Photonaturalist’s Sense of Wonder My work is inspired by my training as a Texas Master Naturalist, a passion for the natural world, and by Rachel Carson’s book The Sense of Wonder. A sense of wonder, she wrote: “…so indestructible that it would last throughout life, as an unfailing […]
Click here to Buy Tickets Saddle up for an evening of cowboy hospitality at the Chuckwagon Dinner under the trees at Old Settlers Association. Gather with friends and family for a relaxed night of hearty food, live music, and Texas charm in a beautiful outdoor setting. Your ticket includes a traditional Dutch oven dinner with […]
Join The Williamson Museum and Williamson County Old Settler's Association for the 20th Annual Pioneer Day on Saturday, May 2nd from 10am to 3pm. This is a free event featuring Chuckwagons, games, living history, crafts, demonstrations, and live music. This event is held at Williamson County Old Settler's Association located at 3300 E Palm Valley […]
Experience Georgetown’s Original Ghost Tour! Take a historically accurate one hour walk through the legends, haunts, and spirits of Downtown Georgetown. Every First Friday – March 2026 through November 2026** **No Ghost Tour in May 2026, Ghost Tours in October 2026 will be a separate event. Ticket Prices: $15 per museum member/student/military $20 per non-museum […]
Experience Georgetown’s Original Ghost Tour! Take a historically accurate one hour walk through the legends, haunts, and spirits of Downtown Georgetown. Every First Friday – March 2026 through November 2026** **No Ghost Tour in May 2026, Ghost Tours in October 2026 will be a separate event. Ticket Prices: $15 per museum member/student/military $20 per non-museum […]
Media Pre-1940s This summer, young explorers are invited to step behind the scenes of Williamson County’s Media through the Ages. Through hands-on activities and behind-the-lens experiments, campers will uncover how hometown newspapers, radio pioneers, early TV studios, and even textile-based communication shaped our community’s stories. From creating their own film scripts and designing bold headlines […]