Join The Williamson Museum on October 6th at 6:00pm for a special screening in honor of the 2025 Cattleman's Ball Honoree Dr. Nancy Krenek.The screening will be $20 per person. […]

Join us for a conversation with Darrell Hunt tracing a personal and professional journey through the evolution of the computer industry, beginning with an early fascination sparked by the Commodore […]

Join us as we tell the stories of ghosts who have haunted local places for more than a hundred years. There are 3 tours each night to intrigue and delight […]

Join us as we tell the stories of ghosts who have haunted local places for more than a hundred years. There are 3 tours each night to intrigue and delight […]

Celebrate and Support The Williamson Museum's mission of educating Central Texas When: October 16, 2025 Where: Kalahari Resorts and Conventions 3001 Kalahari Blvd, Round Rock, TX 78665 Honoring Dr. Nancy […]

Join us as we tell the stories of ghosts who have haunted local places for more than a hundred years. There are 3 tours each night to intrigue and delight […]

Join the Williamson Museum for a special event! Skeptics and believers are invited to join us for our Spirits with Spirits Happy Haunting Hour on October 25th from 6:30-9:00pm. We'll […]

Artist of the Month: Abigail Waddle Abigail Waddle is a South Texas–based artist whose work draws deep inspiration from the coastal wetlands, wildlife, and folklore of the Gulf region. Working […]

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 2025 through November 2025** […]

Join the Williamson Museum for a self-guided tour of IOOF Cemetery with living history characters sharing their stories of leadership and business that shaped Williamson County. Come tour between 4pm […]

November Salon: Trae Compton on Preservation Join us on Wednesday, November 12 for the Salon at Wildfire featuring Trae Compton, Vice President & Assistant General Manager at Linbeck. In “Building in Central Texas: Historic Renovations and […]