The anchor events that shape the Hill Country year. Always confirm dates with the official links — small-town calendars move.
Swimming at Louise Hays Park, the Ingram Dam slide, tubing, kayaking and paddleboarding. Check live conditions first — always.
Outdoor rodeo followed by dancing under the stars on the banks of the Guadalupe near Hunt — a Saturday-night tradition since 1925.
One of Texas's favorite late-season triathlons — swim, bike, and run along the river. Confirm dates on the event site.
A Kerrville institution — juried Texas makers, food, and music. Dates via Kerrville Crafted.
General season across Kerr & Gillespie counties — Mountain Home, Hunt, and Harper fill with hunters. Seasons & regs at TPWD.
Knights, turkey legs, and winter whimsy — the valley's cure for the post-holiday quiet.
Mid-March through early May, peaking in April — the drives, the timing, and the local etiquette in our wildflower guide.
The nation's longest-running songwriter festival — 18 days at Quiet Valley Ranch with its own beloved camping subculture. Next edition: late May 2027.
Free music and fireworks over Louise Hays Park — the valley's biggest single-day gathering.
Antique strolls, seasonal markets, and wine events along High Street — see Visit Comfort.
Outdoor theater on the riverbank at the Hill Country Arts Foundation in Ingram — bring a picnic.
We curate this list monthly and link every event to its official source. See something missing? Tell us — locals keep this calendar honest.
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