Meet June's featured artist, Matt Flynn, at a special artist reception on Friday, June 9th, from 6:30-7:30 PM. Kids under 18 in attendance will receive a free raffle ticket for the chance to win a dinosaur toy. Amateur paleo artist and professional Texan Matt Flynn has been drawing dinosaurs before he could walk. From painting […]
Amateur paleoartist and professional Texan Matt Flynn takes you on a journey to reveal the data in the strata of paleontology. Learn how advancements in the field have changed our understanding of dinosaurs. From the few and far between monsters of yesteryear to the high flying acrobats of today, watch as artists catch up to […]
Midsommar is one of Sweden’s most joyous and traditional festivals. Come celebrate the summer season and Swedish heritage of Williamson County on Saturday June 24th from 10am-3pm at Old Settlers Association in Round Rock! Make flower crowns and dance around the midsommar pole at this free, family event. Old Settlers Association is located at 3300 […]
Georgetown's Original Ghost Tour! Operating for over 15 years, take a historically accurate one hour walk through the legends, haunts, and spirits of Downtown Georgetown. Every First Friday – March 2023 through November 2023* *No Ghost Tour in May 2023, Ghost Tours in October 2023 will be a separate event. Ticket Prices: $15 per museum […]
Join Elizabeth Hansen from the Texas Archive of the Moving Image in exploring Wilco on the Silver Screen! This Salon will be all about films shot in or about the county as part of our 175th anniversary programming!
Come discover the stories and make history come alive in this immersive history summer camp! Crafts, games, art projects, stories, and experiences give students the chance to learn and explore local history!Week 1: July 17-21 Theme: Discovering Decades, 9am-3pmExperience 50 years of fun! Campers will explore a different decade each day. Join us to time […]
Join us on August 9th to talk pirates, navies, sailing ships and steamships with Julia Stryker, PhD candidate at the University of Texas at Austin. Julia studies women's labor at sea in the nineteenth-century British empire, and her research on maritime culture has taken her from Newfoundland to Matagorda Bay and beyond.
In September 1923, a trial began in Williamson County's 26th District Courtroom. That case, presided over by Judge James R. Hamilton and prosecuted by Dan Moody, pitted the rule of law against the vigilantism of the Klu Klux Klan, and became a watershed event for the fall of the "Invisible Empire." To commemorate the […]
Dust off your boots for a night of merriment and charity at the Williamson Museum's 11th annual Cattleman's Ball! Seats are limited, so reserve your ticket or table today! For more information or to become a sponsor, click here
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