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September & October events
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LIVE MUSIC CHEATHAM STREET WAREHOUSE 119 Cheatham St., San Marcos 512-353-3777 www.cheathamstreet.com SEPTEMBER Shows start at 8 p.m.
SEPT. 24
MARCH WITH THE MERMAIDS DOWNTOWN SAN MARCOS
OCT. 08
CELEBRATE THE FOUNDERS DOWNTOWN KYLE
15 Randy Rogers 16 JJ And the .45s 17 Blevins, SOHO, Scarin' Folks and Rated X 23 Shaker Hymns 24 Colten Jesse and The Hooligans 29 Jake Worthington 30 Ian Tonroy and The Twice Shy GRAY HORSE SALOON 1904 Old RR 12, San Marcos 512-878-8080 www.facebook.com/horse ies SEPTEMBER 28 Dead Tra c THE PORCH 129 E. Hopkins St., Ste. 110, San Marcos 512-392-9824 www.taproomsanmarcos.com/events SEPTEMBER 17 Dave Orr Band, 10 p.m. 20, 27 Dave Sims & The Hot Pipes, 9 p.m. 22, 29 Victor Green, 10 p.m. 24 B(eats), Chief & The Doomsday Device, 12 p.m. THE RAILHOUSE BAR 107 E. Center St., Kyle www.railhousebar.com SEPTEMBER 16 George Mercado Band, 9 p.m. 17 Sonny Wolf Band, 10 p.m. 23 Hair Metal Giants, 8 p.m. 24 Broken Arrow Band, 7:30 p.m. Shows start at 7 p.m. 14 Kasey Thornton 21 183 South Band
The mermaids of San Marcos return for the annual Mermaid Capital of Texas Festival honoring the guardians of the river. The event is hosted by the Mermaid Society SMTX, a local nonpro t dedicated to all things San Marcos arts, culture, nature and community. The Mermaid parade starts at 10 a.m., followed by a street faire at the Hays County Historic Courthouse. 10 a.m. Free (admission). The parade begins at the corner of CM Allen Parkway and Cheatham Street, San Marcos. 512-825-2819. www.mermaidsocietysmtx.com
The city of Kyle is set to host its annual Founders’ Parade in downtown followed by the city’s birthday celebration. The parade, honoring when the rst platted lots were sold, will start at Gregg-Clarke Park along Center Street and end at Front Street. The parade will be followed by the birthday celebration featuring music, cupcakes and Kyle Market Days—the monthly market full of local vendors. 10 a.m. Free (admission). Gregg-Clarke Park, 1231 W. Center St., Kyle; 101 S. Burleson St., Kyle. 512-262-3939. www.cityo yle.com
SEPTEMBER 17 HEAD TO HAWAII Riley’s Tavern in New Braunfels is set to host its annual Hawaiian Luau. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite Hawaiian-themed gear for Hawaiian pork plates and live music from Island Texas, a country, rock and reggae band. 5 p.m. Free (admission). 8894 FM 1102, New Braunfels. 512-392-3132. www.rileystavern.com 24 CLASSIC CARS FOR A CAUSE Hemphill Elementary School will be host to a classic car show with all proceeds going to Buda’s Brightside, a nonpro t aimed at empowering adults with disabilities. The event will feature live music, food trucks, a bike rally to and from Unchartered Adventures nearby and an after-party. 10 a.m. Free (admission), $35 (car registration). Hemphill Elementary, 3995 E. FM 150, Kyle; Unchartered Adventures, 395 CR 202, Ste. 17B, Kyle. 512-791-4543, 512-781-5370. www.budasbrightside.com 24 GET A TASTE OF THE WORLD Experience the culinary o erings from around the globe at the Taste the
World Food Truck Festival at Buck’s Backyard. A host of food trucks will be rounded up for the event, o ering a variety of dishes and cuisines. The event will also feature live music, bounce houses, a pop-up petting zoo and more. Noon (VIP), 1 p.m. (general admission). $7 (general admission), $12 (general admission for 4), $10 (VIP), $22 (VIP for 4). 1750 FM 1626, Buda. atxfoodtruckfest@gmail.com Eventbrite: Food Truck Festival-Taste the World 30 BOOGIE IN A PALACE The Kyle Parks and Recreation department will host a Halloween-themed dance for people with disabilities at the Gemstone Palace. The event is open to all individuals with a disability, regardless of age, and will feature free snacks, drinks, and more. 6 p.m. Free (registration required). 1101 Bunton Creek Road, Kyle. 512-262-3939. www.teamsideline.com/kyle OCTOBER 09 CATER YOUR QUINCEANERA Visit a one-stop-shop for all things quinceanera at the Kyle Quinceanera Expo at the Gemstone Palace. The event
will feature various vendors such as DJs, photo booths, photography, videography, cakes, food and more. 12 p.m. Free (admission). 1101 Bunton Creek Road, Kyle. jason@quinceexpos.com www.quinceexpos.com 14 THROUGH 15 MOSEY ON DOWN TO THE RODEO The second annual Buda Bull Riding and Mutton Busting Rodeo returns to Pinballz Kingdom for a weekend of fun hosted by the chamber of commerce. There will be live music, food vendors, artisan vendors, bull riding and mutton busting.15201 S. I-35, Buda. 512-295-9999. www.budachambertx.com 15 FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER The San Marcos Rotary Club will be raising money and collecting food donations for Raise Against Hunger, School Fuel and the Hays County Food Bank. Community members can sponsor or volunteer to help ght against hunger. 9 a.m. $30 (sponsor food for a month), $90 (sponsor food for three months), $365 (sponsor food for a year). First Lutheran Church, 130 W. Holland St.,San Marcos. 512-665-8700. www.smtxrotary.com
Find more or submit San Marcos, Buda & 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.
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