TO DO LIST
May-& June events
COMPILED BY ZARA FLORES
LIVEMUSIC THEMARC 120 E. San Antonio St., San Marcos 512-757-5443 www.themarcsm.com MAY 13 Sullivan King 20 RL Grime 28 Marauda JUNE 11 MitiS THE RAILHOUSE BAR 107 E. Center St., Kyle www.railhousebar.com MAY 13 Learn to Swim, Foo Shot, Firecracker Smile 15 DJ 2DQ RILEY’S TAVERN 8894 FM 1102, New Braunfels 512-392-3123 www.rileystavern.com MAY 13 Hartley Hall 14 The Derailers 19 Mike Ethan Messick and Friends 20 The Homebodies WILLIE’S JOINT 824 Main St., Buda 512-295-0483 www.williesjoint.com MAY 12 Fallon Franklin Acoustic 14 Time of Night, George Mercado & Vesta Realm 15 , 22 DJ Skillz 21 Love & Chaos 28 Brodie Lane, Moon Tide Band 29 Sun Valley Station JUNE 04 Janie Balderas Band 21 Moe Bandy 27 Holly Tucker 28 Sun Valley Station
MAY 14, 20
TAKE A TOUR OF SPRING LAKE MEADOWS CENTER
JUNE 11
MEANDER THROUGHAMARKET MARY KYLE HARTSON CITY SQUARE PARK
Head to the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State University for an evening kayak tour of Spring Lake. The tours o er the community a chance to learn more about the local ecosystem in a low-impact way. The hour long tour will provide a history of Spring Lake. 5 p.m. $30 (military or Texas State student), $40 (general admission). 201 San Marcos Springs Drive, San Marcos. 512-245-7540
The summer months mean the return of the monthly Kyle Market Days at Mary Kyle Hartson City Square Park. The market will kick o June 11 and takes place the second Saturday of the month. The market brings the community together in downtown for local vendors and farm-to-market goods, arts and crafts, live music and more. 9 a.m. Free. 101 S. Burleson St., Kyle. 512-262-3939. www.cityo yle.com
27 ENTER THEWORLDOF JUMANJI The Kyle Parks and Recreation will celebrate its 20th year of free movies in the park, which air once a month from April-August. Round up the family or some friends for a screening of the 1995 lm “Jumanji.” Guests do not need to register ahead of time and are welcome to bring their own blankets or chairs, food and drinks. Movies begin at sundown. Free. Gregg-Clarke Park, 1231-1301 W. Center St., Kyle. 512-262-3939. www.cityo yle.com/ recreation/movies-park-12 28 TAKE IN THE AVIATION Texas-based singer-songwriter Cory Morrow will host a day packed with food, music and other spectacles at the San Marcos Regional Airport. The event called Go Wheels Up kicks o with the rst annual Runway Run 5K. The day will also feature air and auto shows with performances from aerobatic pilots, skydivers, warbirds and a variety of exotic cars. An array of food trucks will be on-site along with live music. 7 a.m. Free (age 5 and under), $20 (kids VIP), $30 (general admission), $75 (VIP). 1 807 Airport Drive, San Marcos. 833-246-9433. www.gowheelsup.live 28 SUPPORT THE PUPPIES Make A Stand Bully Rescue, a nonpro t that aims to end canine
MAY 13 ADVENTURE INWONDERLAND Head to downtown Buda for a very important date, the Main Street Sip N Stroll, set to be “Alice in Wonderland”- themed. Wander through the downtown area and head into the locally owned shops for tastings of a variety of spirits. Shops will also have food samples from featured restaurants. There will also be live entertainment throughout the area, and a commemorative glass will be available for ticket holders. The event is only for those age 21 and up. 5:30 p.m. $35. Downtown Buda. 512-523-1075. www.downtownbuda.com 21 THROUGH 22 CRACK SOME CRAWFISH Buda Crawfest is returning to the Buda Amphitheater & City Park for another round of family-friendly fun. The two- day event will o er craw sh and food from local vendors, boutiques, games and photos with Charlie the Craw sh. Los Texmaniacs will be headlining the festival with performances from Cedryl Ballou & The Zydeco Trendsetters, Chubby Knuckle Choir and more. 1 p.m. Free (age 12 and under), $10 (general admission per day), $100 (VIP per day). 204 San Antonio St., Buda. www.budacrawfest.com
neglect and advocates for bully breeds of dogs, will host a car show and fundraiser called Pistons and Pitties Car Show at Cabela’s. It is open to all classes of cars, such as classic hot rods, and awards for Best Paint, Pedal Car/ Wagon and more will be awarded. Food trucks and other vendors will be on-site. Proceeds help fund MAS Bully Rescue’s rescue e orts. 10 a.m. Free (general admission), $25 (vehicle entry fee), $75 (vendor registration). 15570 S. I-35, Buda. www.pistonsandpitties.eventbrite.com JUNE 04 STROLL THROUGH HISTORIC SITES The Heritage Association of San Marcos will host the 45th annual San Marcos Home Tour, where guests can explore the historic district. The tour will travel through various homes and gardens, exploring the history of each. In line with the theme “See, Sip & Savor,” there will be drinks such as tea and mimosas along with charcuterie and scones at various locations. The tour ends at Zelick’s Icehouse for live music and wine. 11 a.m. $25 (through June 3), $30 (June 4).220 N. Johnson Ave, San Marcos. 512-392-4295. www.heritagesanmarcos.org
Find more or submit San Marcos, Buda and Kyle events at communityimpact.com/event-calendar. Event organizers can submit local events online to be considered for the print edition. Submitting details for consideration does not guarantee publication.
FROM SENATOR JUDITH ZAFFIRINI AND HER DARLING GRANDSONS, ASHER & GEORGE!
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SAN MARCOS BUDA KYLE EDITION • MAY 2022
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