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5 — Welcome to Wimberley6 — The Square7 — Places to Shop14 — EmilyAnn Trail of Lights16 — Wimberley Glassworks18 — Lion’s Club Market Days19 — Things to Do22 — The Arts are Thriving in Wimberley23 — Arts List

24 — Bootiful Wimberley Locations26 — Brewster’s Pizza27 — Where to Eat29 — Middleton Brewery30 — Weddings31 — Wedding & Event Venues32 — Lodging34 — Winter’s Eve34 — Things to Do36 — Chamber Business Directory

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Fall & Winter Guide to Wimberley

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It takes a lifetime to discov-er all of Wimberley’s secrets. Whether you’re visiting for a day or calling the Wimberley Valley home, each day here reveals new adventures and insights.

Ideally situated at the con-

and Cypress Creek, the Wim-berley Valley’s natural beauty reveals itself in dramatic vistas and awe-inspiring panoramas. Blue Hole and Jacob’s Well have achieved world-wide prominence as two of the most picturesque swimming holes in the great state of Texas. Hiking, biking, birding and geocaching are just a few of the many outdoor activi-ties available in the valley.

Wimberley’s eclectic community adds another

layer of appeal to this Hill Country locale. Artists and musicians have made the area home for generations and this small town hosts big-city arts and cultural activities as well as world-class artists and artisans. Intriguing events

all year long. Trail of Lights, live theatre, musical perfor-mances and more can all be experienced this fall and winter, but fascinating events can be found in the rest of the calendar as well. For a complete calendar of events visit www.Wimberley.org or www.WimberleyArts.org.

Shopping in Wimberley is a never-ending treasure hunt.

month except January and February, Wimberley Market Days attract shoppers and vendors from throughout Texas, but the shops, galler-

ies and boutiques that are open year round also offer a wealth of opportunity for browsing, buying and people watching. Shopping can be thirsty work and the Wim-berley Valley has become a mecca for wineries, breweries and distilleries. Most have tasting rooms open to the public and there are also several tour companies that will do the driving for you.

Wimberley’s culinary scene continues to evolve with taste-bud-tempting options available for every palate. From culinary creations to quick bites by the creek; from catered picnics to fast food and from early morning coffee to late night snacks while listening to great music, Wimberley’s dining options will please your palate and sate your appetite.

Special events become

even more special in the Wimberley Valley. Weddings, reunions and celebrations of every stripe take on a unique resonance here, with memories made that will last a lifetime.

Discovering all of Wim-berley’s secrets will take a lifetime. A good place to start is at the Wimberley Visitor Center, located at 14100

847-2201.Wimberley, a little bit of

heaven.

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Wimberley, although within 30 minutes of San Marcos or Austin, has managed to keep its small town atmosphere. There are many reasons to vis-

and Pioneer Town, Blue Hole

the Lion’s Club Market Days, but a visit is not complete without a stop by the center of town, the Wimberley Square.

“There are a mix of eclectic businesses unlike anywhere in the state with unmatched character, tremendously maintained,” Wimberley City Manager Don Ferguson said. “It is the ultimate destination for a taste of small town Texas,”

Since at least the 1870s with Bob Moore’s Trading Post, long since vanished, the Wimberley Square has been the “center of town.” Although it has gone through many changes, the Square today is a very import-ant, if not the most important part of town, just like in the old West days.

It is a destination for visitors

“perfect gift” or that unique item that one just has to have. Over 40 shops that offer kitchen supplies, artifacts, linens, wine and beer, furniture and home furnishings, quaint cloth-ing boutiques, coffee shops, and other one-of-a-kind stores. Even during the weekdays, visi-tors are drawn to the Square.

For example, the Old Mill Store offers not only boutique gifts but also old timey candy, fudge, and Blue Bell ice cream where the whole family can sit and relax. Kiss the Cook offers

many cooking utensils you didn’t even know existed. Wine and gourmet food tastings also helps one refresh from a hard day of shopping with benches interspersed throughout the Square, so you can kick back and prop your feet up.

Fashion also has its place with Wall Street Western Wear, the Cedar Chest, Brocante, and for shoes there’s the Boot Whis-perer to name a few.

Home décor and furnishings are also represented whether

Deluxe or more European like Aunt Jenny’s Attic.

There are also restaurants, like the Wimberley Café on the Square, where the lo-cals meet or for Italian fare,

Cypress Creek Café is one of Wimberley’s longest standing restaurants and offers some of the best food in town. A sign outside of Ino’z Brew and Chew aptly states “Daddy Day Care: Leave your husband with

who need a break from the shopping experience.

There is more to the Square than shopping and food though.

Art galleries are everywhere in Wimberley, but the largest concentration is nestled within the town’s center. Whether you are looking for paintings, photographs, sculpture, you

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• Shopping •


name it, the Square has it. Shopping at the Square is an

adventure. The walk can bring you back to the olden days with the quaint, small-town Texas feel, but beware before you come. Some of these shops can become your

yourself coming back again and again, like people have for over a century.

Pizza

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Whole Milk Mozzarella shredded daily (no sawdust)

Dairy-free cheese & Low-carb optionsFamily & Pet friendly

Opened, owned and operated by the Collie Family since 2010

Indoor/Outdoor seating, 2-story deck overlooking beautiful

Texas Hill Country

Located at 9595 Ranch Road 12 at the Junction of RR 12 and 32,

4 miles south of the Wimberley Square

Monday: ClosedTuesday-Thursday: 4-8pm

Friday: 4-9pmSaturday: 12-9pmSunday: 12-7pm

(512) 847-3299


• Shopping Around the Square •Annie James Boutique

www.anniejamesboutique.com

Bent Tree Gallery of Wimberley

www.BentTreeGallery.com

Blink Optical Boutique

www.blinkopticalboutique.com

Brocante Boutique

[email protected]

Broken Arrow Rock Shop

Cackleberry Mercantile

www.CackleberryMercan-tile.com

Cedar Chest

www.cedar-chest.com

Circa Soap Apothecary

www.circasoapapothecary.com

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• Shopping Around the Square •Chulita’s

Cottage on the Square

www.wimberleycottageon-thesquare.com

Dovetails of Wimberley

www.dovetailsofwimberley.com

Goodies N Stuff101 D Wimberley Square

www.goodiesnstuffonline.com

Hill Country Wine Shoppe114-B Wimberley Square

Kiss The Cook Kitchen Shop201 Wimberley Square

www.kissthecooktx.com

Moon Dance Arts314B Wimberley Square

www.moondancearts.com

On A Branch

www.onabranch.com

Outlaws and Roses

512-722-3732

Peak Outdoors

Pickle Street Boutique

www.facebook.com/picklestreet boutique

Pitzer’s Fine Arts

www.pitzersart.com

Ply! Yarn, Art & Handwovens

www.ply-yarn.com

Quality Floors & More

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• Shopping Around the Square •RexRay Chainsaw Carving

www.holubecchainsawcarving.com

River House 104 Wimberley Square

www.riverhousewimberley.com

Rustic Design Imports

www.rusticdesign.biz

Santa Fe Connection

www.santafe-connection.com

Senior Citizens Craft Shop109 Wimberley Sq.

Shop the Tree House

www.facebook.com/shopthetreehouse

SKINourishment, Inc.

www.climbonproducts.com

Taste Buds Food & Wine Shop

www.txtastebuds.com

The Art Gallery100 Oak Drive. Ste.200

The Herb Room

www.theherbroom.com

The Hog Pound, LLC

www.thehogpound.com

The Wild West Store

www.koolboots.com

Treasures on Twelve

www.wimberleywagrescue.org

Wimberley Jewelers101 Wimberley Square, Suite F

www.wimberleyjewelers.com

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• Shopping Around Town •Aunt Jenny’s Attic310 Wimberley Square

www.wimberley.org Brookshire Brothers

www.BrookshireBrothers.com Cragg’s Do It Best Lumber and Home Center

Eagle Mountain Flag & Flagpole Co.333 FM 2325

Gary Weeks & Co. Furniture Makers112 W. Spoke Hill Dr.

www.garyweeks.com Indigo Cactus

[email protected]

Jean’s Antique Mall

King Feed & Hardware, Inc

Life Changes…Consign It!

www.lifechangesestatesales.com

Miss Mousey & Company

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• Shopping Around Town •Senior Citizens Thrift Store

Wimberley, Tx 78676

Silo Glass by 2 Muses Fusing

San Marcos, TX 78666

www.siloglass.com

Star Antique

Wimberley, Tx 78676

www.starantique.com

T & T Unlimited101 FM 3237Wimberley, TX 78676

www.tandtunlimited.com

Treasures on Twelve

Wimberley, TX 78676

The Village Store - A Community Thrift Shop

Wimberley, TX 78676

Wimberley Ace Hardware

Wimberley, TX 78676

Wimberley Farmers Market Association

Wimberley, TX 78676

Wimberley Flower Shop

Wimberley, TX 78676

Wimberley Shamrock

Wimberley, TX 78676512-847-5951

Wimberley Valley Spirits

Wimberley TX 78676

[email protected]

Wimberley Quick Mart

Wimberley, TX 78676

Yaupon Mercantile LLC

Wimberley, TX 78676

www.texasyaupontea.com

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A Wimberley tradition since 1998, the Trail of Lights at the EmilyAnn The-atre and Gardens is something not to be missed. EmilyAnn hosts the Summer and Fall Shakespeare Festivals, Butter-

Thanksgiving, this year November 29, EmilyAnn becomes a magical, enchant-ed place. It’s free but donations are accepted.

Over 110 Christmas exhibits from area businesses, churches and individ-uals brighten up the winter sky with lights and Christmas scenes. The trails are lit with miles of strings lights and the exhibits are a wonder to view.

Part of the Hill Country Trail of Lights,

your head with visions of sugarplums and other holiday dreams, while drink-ing hot chocolate. Visitors, amazed at the festivities, often remark “I wish our community would do something like this,” according to EmilyAnn’s Execu-

20,000 visitors every year.Opening the holiday trail, Santa

appears at 5 p.m. on November 29, Saturday after Thanksgiving, arriving on one of the Wimberley Fire Depart-ment’s trucks and will be taking the traditional pictures with both children and adults.

Farms will host the opening night. After Santa’s arrival, the Christmas tree on


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Trail of LightsEmily Ann’s

• Things to Do •

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Gift baskets • Gourmet foods • Texas Wines

Salsas • Daily wine tastings • Texas beer

Join the fun for $5 FridaysWines by the Glass • Bottled beers • Wine-a-Ritas

Every Friday 3 - Close

13904 Ranch Road 12 #2Wimberley, TX 78676

(512) 847-7771www.tastebudsonline.comA Texas specialty food and wine market


olds Dennison of the local Calley family and Emily Stoian, niece of the Emily-Ann’s namesake. The Yule log will be lit

and available for roasting marshmallows every night. Live entertainment by local

with Christmas carols. There is some-thing different happening every night, so it’s never the same twice.

Hours are 6-9 p.m. Sunday through

Thursdays and 6-10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. There’s plenty of parking

school, which is a short walk. There is also close up handicap parking and bus parking. Located off of FM 2327, it is next to the high school.

PHOTO BY SCOT BRINKLEY

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GlassworksWimberley


Starting in 1992, Tim DeJong the owner and creative force of the Wim-berley Glassworks has amazed both Wimberley residents and visitors alike with unique pieces of glass ar t and lighting. “Live here, create here, inspired here,” as Tim puts it, the Hill Country and the beautiful scenery never stops encouraging him and the creation of new art.

Creating hand blown glass is an ar t form that is over 2000 years old, and has a connection with history. At the glassworks, product is not just made; it is a deeply creative process, with

the same “creative force in every single piece that’s made.”

Since 2006, they are located on

on the way to San Marcos. The showroom itself is dazzling with

an array of different colors, shapes and pieces on display. Whether it is a chandelier, wall sculpture, vase or just a drinking glass, the workmanship and passion is evident in each.

All the works are based on nature and scenic beauty, colors and expe-riences of living in an area that plays a huge part of the inspiration behind


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the works. Not just local ar tists, pieces are com-missioned from across the U.S., both residential and commercial. Vases, sculp-tures, platters, home décor and gifts are available for purchase and include both indoor and outdoor glass ar t.

Daily free demonstrations take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. on Sundays. They are closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years and Easter.

“The demonstrations are

fun, because we have fun,” according to Tim. “People retain a lot more if they laugh.”

Each individual piece is carefully hand blown and crafted one by one mak-ing each truly unique. The Wimberley Glassworks also offers special events throughout the year. Check their website for up to date information on their hap-penings at: www.wimberley-glass.wordpress.com.

“I love it here as it offers the passion, inspiration and love and we put it into every piece we make,” says Tim.



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Market DaysLion’s Club


Long a Wimberley tradi-tion, the Lions Club Mar-

Saturday of the month March through December, offers crafts, antiques, plants,

items such as BBQ sauce, popcorn, pig skins, jellies, nuts, and almost everything else under the sun in a fair type atmosphere. Money generated by the event

area without the Lion’s help would not exist.

A carry-over from Wim-berley early days where locals would bring their wares and livestock to the Square on Saturdays, the Lions Club moved Market Days to the Lion’s Field in 1971, where it has become an institution. Over 475 vendors, from all over the state and beyond, sell their goods to the delight of visi-tors from all over. According to Lions Club member Dave Osborn, Market Days offers “good people, good food, good times all in small town Texas.”

Marketing and Promotion Director, Madonna Kim-

that will jog your memory, remembering a simpler time as you visualize your grand-mother using them when you were a child.” You could

or toys from when you were young, ar ts and hand made crafts that you just

can’t live without.Concession stands are all

around and breakfast tacos are offered for early visitors. BBQ meats are star ted at

just right. Other foods such as hot dogs, hamburgers are also offered as visitors enjoy the atmosphere and the ability to browse the nu-merous booths to see what else is offered to take home.

Beer is sold in the large covered pavilion and live music is performed on two stages to help visitors relax. Beer and wine is also avail-able at the Hilltop Icehouse at the north end of the market.

market in the state, the funds help “local high school college scholarships, Meals on Wheels, Crisis Bread Basket, Habitat for Human-ity, EmilyAnn Theater, Hays Caldwell Women’ Center for victims of family vio-lence, the Wimberley Fire Department and EMS, Cub Scouts and Sea Scouts…” and other local groups,

Wimberley Lions Club president.

There is no cost for admission, but there is a fee for parking. Over 200+ volunteers from Lions Club and other organizations help to make sure Market Day runs smoothly and that everyone has a good time. Pets are not allowed on the

service dogs, and large item carryout service is available.


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• Things to Do •Black Diamond Cabaret

www.leecoleestudios.com

Blue Hole Regional Park100 Blue Hole Lane

www.CityofWimberley.com

Central Texas Bonsai Exhibit/Jade Gardens

www.BonsaiExhibitTexas.com

Cypress Creek Café320 Wimberley Square

www.cypresscreekcafe.com

Cypress Creek Reserve

www.cypresscreekreserve.com

Cypress Falls at Wood-creekOne Woodcreek Cir.

www.TheLodgeatCypress-Falls.com

Dick’s Classic Garage Car Museum120 Stagecoach TrailSan Marcos, TX 78666

www.dicksclassicgarage.org

Duchman Family Winery13308 FM 150 WestDriftwood, TX 78619

www.duchmanwines.com

EmilyAnn Theatre & Gardens1101 FM 2325

www.EmilyAnn.org

Hill Country Home Tour

www.wimberleyccc.org

Hays County Livestock ExpoPO Box 1778Kyle, TX 78640

www.HaysCountyLivestock-Show.com

Hill Country Jazz Band

Ino’z

www.inozwimberley.com

Jacob’s Well Natural Area

www.co.hays.tx.us

John Knox Ranch

Fischer, TX 78623

www.johnknoxranch.com

Market Days Lions Field on FM 2325

www.wimberley.org

Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees & Smoothies

www.smoothsipstogo.com

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• Things to Do •Middleton Brewing

www.middletonbrewingllc.com

Mid-Texas Symphony1000 W. Court St.Seguin, TX 78155

www.mtsymphony.org

NP Glass815 Sundown TrailFischer, TX 78623

www.npglass.com

Old Baldy33 La Toya Trail

Old Glory Ranch

Onion Creek Kitchen at Juniper Hills

Dripping Springs, TX 78620

www.juniperhillsfarm.com

Quicksand at Woodcreek Golf Course1 Pro Lane

www.GolfQuicksand.com

Rocky River Ranch

www.rockyriverranch.com

Rough Creek Lavendar Fields

Sarah Beth Banning Fine Art

www.sarahbanning.com

Seven A Resort & Pioneer Town333 Wayside Dr.

www.7aresort.com

Silo Glass by 2 Muses Fusing

www.siloglass.com

Starlight Symphony Orchestra

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Texas Hill Country Olive


www.texashillcountryoliveco.com

The Corral Theatre

Wimberley, TX 78676

www.corraltheater.com

The Rep Theatre

www.thereptheatreco.com

The Wimberley Players

www.wimberleyplayers.org

Wimberley Brewing Co.

www.brewsterspizza.com

Wimberley Farmers Market Assoc.

Wimberley Fine Arts Center

Wimberley Glass Works

www.wgw.com

Wimberley Shave IceIn the lane betweenBrookshire Bros. & King Feed

www.wimberleyshaveice.com

Wimberley Community Tennis Association7 Overbrook Ct

www.wimberleytennis.com

Wimberley Valley Winery

Driftwood, TX 78619

www.WimberleyValleyWinery.com

Wimberley Valley Art LeagueP.O. Box 1652

www.wimberleyartleague.com

Wimberley Zip Line Adventures

www.wimberleyzipline.com

VFW Bingo

www.texasvfw.net


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Wimberley has long been a muse to an array of artists. This quaint community with its breath-taking natural beauty inspires creativity and has become a magnet for arts and culture throughout the region.

Both visual and performing arts are widely represented in the Wimberley Valley, and have been for many generations.

In the fall of 2013 a cadre of arts and cultural organizations united with the goal of using

cooperation and collabora-tion to spotlight Wimberley’s unique creative role. From those initial meetings, the Wimberley Valley Arts and Cultural Alliance was born, along with a renewed dedi-cation to showcase the arts in our community. WVACA’s more than two dozen mem-ber organizations span the genres from performing arts

-munity groups, and from eco-nomic support organizations

to the local library.Working with the support

of the Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce, which believes that art and culture foster economic viabili-ty, WVACA will raise funds to promote and support the arts in the Wimberley Valley.

“Artistic impression is an essential part of the fabric

Cathy Moreman, president of the alliance. “Our cultur-al heritage runs deep and inspires residents and visitors

of all ages.”With a mission to encour-

age appreciation, collaboration and education, the alliance’s future includes cooperative advertising, event develop-ment and support of art education.

“Bootiful Wimberley”, the

project, recently kicked up its heels with 30 six-foot painted

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The Artsare thriving in Wimberley

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FROM PAGE 22cations throughout the Wim-berley Valley. Sponsored by local businesses, organizations and individuals, the boots have received broad public support

and are expected to be seen by thousands of visitors.

“Bootiful” had already brought an array of attention to Wimberley before the boots even made their public debut,” Moreman said. “With the boots expected to be

on public view for at least 18 months, thousands of people will be able to experience the creative spirit that is such a key element of Wimberley.”

While “Bootiful” will be a very public art project, it will be far from the only artistic

endeavor in Wimberley Val-ley. Live theatre, gallery tours,

Wimberley Valley calendar of events. For more information, stop by the Wimberley Valley Visitor Center or visit www.WimberleyArts.org.

• The Arts •Bent Tree Gallery of Wimberley Stan Allen

Classical Guitar Alive Tony Morris

Emily Ann Theatre, Inc.

Fred Stockbauer-Goldsmith Fred Stockbauer

Hill Country Community Band Laura Tanner

Hill Country Jazz Band Bob Tull

Lilli Pell Studio Lilli Pell

Mid-Texas Symphony Nancy Carney / Patricia Schof-ield

Muse Art & Spirit Leigh Larue

NP Glass Bob Niel / David Pace

Pitzer’s Fine Arts

RexRay Chainsaw Carving Ken Holubec

Sarah Beth Banning Fine Art Sarah Beth Banning

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• The Arts •Seven A Ranch & Pioneer Town Carroll Czichos

Silo Glass by 2 Muses Fusing Elissa Beach & Chester John, PHD

Starlight Symphony Orchestra Ian Green

The Art Gallery Terry Grisham

The Corral Theatre Mary Anderson

The Wimberley Players

Uptown Blanco Art Center Jennifer Friddell 830-833-1579

Wimberley Community Chorus Linda Germain

Wimberley Fine Arts Center

Wimberley Garden Club

Wimberley Glass Works Tim DeJong

Wimberley Institute of Cultures Phil Lebkuecher

Wimberley Market Days www.shopmarketdays.com

Wimberley Valley Art League Gina Casarez

Dick’s Classic Garage Car Museum San Marcos

Remington Art MuseumPioneer Town

“experience the elegance of simplicity”

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Open Tuesday - Sunday for Lunch & DinnerWeekend Brunch Sat - Sun • 9am - 3pm • Happy Hour Tues - Fri • 3pm - 6pm

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WALL STREET WESTERN

On the Corner of the SquareOpen Daily • 512.847.1818 • www.wallstreetwestern.comPhoto© Mason Photography • mason-photography.com

• Locations for Bootiful Wimberley Boots •• Wimberley ACE Hardware• Annie James Boutique• Blanco National Bank• Brookshire Brothers• Byron Eckols - State Farm• Central Texas Medical Center• Cypress Creek Café• Eagle Mountain Flag & Flagpole• Hotel Flora and Fauna

•Indigo Cactus•Keller Williams / Gracy Title• King Feed•Gallery on the Square•Moon Dance Arts• Ozona Bank•Pitzer’s Fine Arts & Wim-berley Fine Arts Center

• Santa Fe Connection• Shop the Tree House• Friends of Starlight

• Taste Buds Market

EmilyAnn Theatre• Texas Casual Cottages• The Leaning Pear• Treasures on Twelve

•In Memory of Melba S Baldwin for Wimberley Visi-tor Center• Mike & Patti Morgan for Wimberley Visitor Center• The Wild West Store• Wimberley Café

Wimberley Village Library


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Enjoy eating in our attractive restaurant or take home delicious meals from our deli. We design custom catering menus to fit every taste and budget.

Home of Linda Allen Catering500 FM 2325 - Wimberley

lindasfinefoods.com

Located at the Junction, -

side of Wimberley proper, is Brewster’s Pizza, with according to locals, “some of the best pizza around.” The varieties include gluten-free crusts, cheese and chicken wings, “carb-free pizzas,” and no crust lettuce wraps. Keeping with the healthy choices, hydrogenated oil is not used.

The toppings abound, along with the usual cheeses; feta, blue and goat are also on the menu. Buffalo/bison is one of the many types of meat you can choose.

The unique pizza dough is made from scratch every day with no dairy added, cheese is ground from whole milk mozzarella, and

Beer is also brewed -

usually on tap. Growlers are available to take home. Five different wines are offered

as is alcohol-free beers and gluten-free hard ciders. They also make their own creme soda and ginger ale.

But the handmade food and brews are just the beginning of the story. There are no employees. It is a

members doing all the food preparation, including baking, table bussing, dish washing, serving and everything else. Bruce and Holly Collie are the head of the clan with their 13 children rounding out the family.

Bruce was an NFL guard who played for both the 49ers and the Eagles. He was on two Superbowl win-ning teams, played with Joe

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White, to name a few stars. “I even have two stadium seats from Candlestick Park ordered…and you can get

your picture taken with the Superbowl rings.” Holly was

QVC network. They mar-ried and then the children happened.

The family atmosphere is very kid friendly and offers a separate kids room, and

outside decks perfect for beautiful views of the Hill Country. There is space for

over 300 guests and has hosted rehearsal dinners, birthday parties and has an elevator for the handi-capped.

The smiles on the cour-teous children and their parents are an example of how a family-run restaurant should be. Awards such as the 2014 Texas’ Best Fam-

surprise.

Brewster's Pizza• Dining •


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Wedding PartiesRomantic Weekends

Family FunGirl’s Getaways

512.847.7460 hillcountrypremier.com [email protected] 13600 RR 12, Suite D, Wimberley, TX (after hours: 210-710-0209)

Elegant homesRustic Cabins

Quaint B&B’s

Hill Country Premier Lodgingnow accepting new listings

Your Choice for Hill Country Vacation Accommodations

19th Hole @ Above Par Grill 1 Pro Lane

Baja BBQ Shack 280 Marina Dr. Canyon Lake, TX 78133

www.bajabbqshack.com

Brookshire Brothers

Brewster’s Pizza

www.brewsterspizza.com

Chef Jay Events

www.chefjayevents.com Cypress Creek Café 320 Wimberley Square

www.cypresscreekcafe.com Dairy Queen

Duncan’s Traveling Bistro

www.duncanteamcatering.com

Durango’s Authentic Mexican Food 401 FM 2325

Ino’z Brew & Chew

www.inozinc.com Kate’s Place 600 FM 2325

www.katesplacewimberley.com Linda’s Fine Foods Restaurant 500 FM 2325

www.lindaallencatering.com

Marco’s Italian Restaurant 303 Wimberley Square

Maui Wowi Coffees & Smoothies

www.smoothsipstogo.com Milagro’s-Hill Country Tex Mex

Suite 12

www.milagroshillcountry.com

• Where to Eat •

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• Where to Eat •Miss Mae’s Bar-B-Q 419 FM 2325

www.missmaesbbq.com

Papa Hoo’s Hill Country Popcorn

www.papahoospopcorn.com Pizza Hut 101 FM 2325

San Angel Mexican Bar & Grill

Sip! On The Square 101-C Wimberley Square 512-722-3685 www.SipOnTheSquare.com Subway 809 FM 2325

www.subway.com Sugar Shack Bakery

www.sugarshackbakery.net The Leaning Pear

www.leaningpear.com

The Wooden Spoon

www.thewoodenspoonyo-gurt.com

Twisted X Brewing Co.


www.texmexbeer.com Uptown Blanco Restaurant 317 Main Street Blanco, TX 78606

www.uptownblanco.com

Wimberley Café 101A Wimberley Sq. Wimberley, TX 78676

Wimberley Pie Co.

www.wimberleypie.com Wimberley Shamrock

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Just recently relocated from the Junction, the new Middleton Brewery

Oakwood Loop, about two mile towards San Marcos. Their specialty is Belgian style brews, with many on tap, made right at the brewery.

Although the brewery has been in Wimberley three years, their new location is a throwback to local Texas icehouses, garage doors and all. “We want to be that local icehouse where every-one stops by, ” according to Sales and Marketing

Middleton Brewing

more of great foreign and domestic beers. “That’s what we serve, beers we love,” said owner Dennis Middleton. The beers are Belgian style with a few “hoppy”

brews, California and English style thrown in.

Owner Dennis Middle-ton is a retired geologist, and his wife Kim a retired escrow agent. Looking to star t a new venture, they fell in love with the Hill Country, Wimberley in particular. They decided to pursue their love for Belgian style beers, which they obtained in their many travels to Belgium.

They serve all their beers “Belgian-style,” that is in a chilled glass made for that particular beer, a little foam, and with the label facing the patron. “We intend to honor that tradition that it is

served properly or not at all,” Dennis emphatically states.

Dennis’ previous life as a geologist is carried on in beer names such as Belgian Amber Garnet. Other beers offered in-clude Pepperhead made with Texas peppers, Texas Pecan Amber made with over 30 lbs. of pecans, and a Coffee Porter, made with Mennonite

overpowering, as with

The brewery is motor-cycle and dog friendly with a fenced off area for canines. A stage will

be constructed under-neath the large oak trees in back. As for events, everything from beer pairings with cheese, in conjunction with An-tonelli’s Cheese Shop in Austin to yoga lessons under the oaks.

Their beers are offered locally at Inoz’s Brew Pub on the Square, Kate’s Place, and in San Marcos at Palmer’s and Tantra Coffee House.

According to Dennis Middleton “we regard good beer as a passion, we serve beer with pas-sion and that separates us – good beer with passion.”


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MiddletonBrewery• Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries •

Sales and Marketing Manager Clay Rahmberg and Owner Dennis Middleton offer a toast in their new location on RR12.

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• Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries •Cypress Creek Reserve David Watson

Duchman Family Winery John Dunn

Middleton Brewing Kim Middleton

Twisted X Brewing Co. Shane Bordeau

Wimberley Brewing Company Holly Collie

Wimberley Valley Winery Dianna Moore

Driftwood Estate Winery


The Hill Country is a place known for it’s beauty and as such, it’s quickly becoming known as a wonderful place to say, “I do.”

The beautiful Texas Hill Country makes for an ideal backdrop for some of the best wedding ven-ues around. The rolling and plush, blue-green hills have already begun turning the heads of soon-to-be newlyweds, bringing many wonderful venues to the Wimberley area.

Depending on what you are looking for, it’s likely Wimberley has something right up your aisle.

have access to the beautiful facilities and private access to the entire 1,100-acre ranch for an entire week-end. There are indoor wed-ding options, but a shady spot under the beautiful oak trees in the courtyard may be the best of all.

Another great location is

received The Knot’s Best of Weddings pick multiple

times. With the gorgeous Chapel Hall as the cen-

tough to go wrong. The Chapel is complete with vintage architectural details, with classic antiques and is simply visually stunning. The 2,200-acre ranch also has

cutting through the prop-erty.

Another unique venue is Wimberley’s longtime

also situated on the Blanco

-ding of any type including western themed weddings. Pioneer Town is a recon-structed western town from the 1880s with an Opera House, Pioneer Emporium, Cowboy Museum, the Pio-neer Chapel and more.

Throughout the Wimber-ley area, there are dozens of incredible venues to make your ‘I dos’ as perfect as possible. Just take a look around, and no matter what you are looking for, you can

Happily ever after• Weddings •


PHOTO BY JOE LEADER

Bloomstreet Designs

Camp Lucy


www.camplucy.com

Creekhaven Inn

www.creekhaveninn.com

Cypress Creek Cottages 104 Scudder Lane

www.cypresscreekcottages.com

Hill Country Accommodations

www.Texasvacation.com

Hill Country Premier Lodging

www.hillcountrypremier.com

Lake Creek Horse Ranch13400 FM 150 Driftwood, TX

www.lakecreekhorseranch.com

Lotus Ranch 525 Fischer Trail

Memory Lane Event Center 403 KC Memory Lane Dripping Springs, TX 78620

www.memorylaneweddings.com Mike’s Luxury Transports

www.MikesLuxuryTransports.com Mountain View Lodge

www.Mountain View Lodge.com Old Glory Ranch

Red Corral Ranch

www.redcorralranch.com

Serenity Farmhouse Inn 251 Circle Dr.

www.serenityfarmhouseinn.com Seven A Resort 333 Wayside Dr.

Texas Hill Country Events 317 FM 2325 512-847-8423 www.txhillcountryevents.com Wimberley Community Center

www.wimcc.org Wimberley Inn

www.wimberleyinn.com Wimberley Reservations P. O. Box 515 Dripping Springs, TX 78620

www.wimberleyreservations.com Wow Factor Design

• Event & Wedding Services •

Chapel in the HillsInterdenominational ChurchSunday Worship Service 9 & 11 a.m. / Sunday School 10 a.m.

847-9762

Cypress Creek ChurchSunday Celebration 9 & 10:55 a.m.

Dr.

www.cypresscreekchurch.com

First Baptist ChurchSenior Pastor Mike PhillipsSunday Traditional Wor-ship or Bible Study 9:15 a.m.; Sunday Contem-porary Worship or Bible Study 10:45 a.m.15951 Winters Mill Park-

www.fbcwimberley.com

Lutheran Church of ResurrectionInterim Paster Kay JohnsonSunday Worship 10:30 a.m.Christian Education for all ages 9:30 a.m.101 W Spoke Hill Dr.

www.welcometolife.org

St. Mary Catholic Church

Masses: Sat 5:30 p.m. Sun 8 & 10 a.m. in English & Sun 12 p.m. in Spanish • Daily Mass: Mon-Sat at 9 a.m.

St. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchSunday Services, 8 & 10:30 a.m.Sunday School 9:15 a.m., Wednesday 6:30 p.m.Nursery providedBetween Wimberely & Kyle, 6000 FM 3237www.ststeve.org • 512-847-9956

City Gate ChurchA Church about Jesus

HayesSunday service 11a.m.120 Green Acres Dr.

www.citygatechurchtx.com

Wimberley United Methodist Church Pastor Dane Hamilton Associate Pastor Tom TarverTraditional Worship Service 8:30 a.m.; New Traditions Service 11 a.m.

www.wimberleyumc.org

Freedom Valley WorshipPastor Mike Hogan

www.freedomvalleyfellow-ship.org

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stay a whileSit down &• Lodging •

Wimberley has been a tourist’s haven for decades with the quaint town square attracting thousands upon thousands of visitors a year.

Because of that attraction, there are dozens of places for people to stay when they make their way into town with a wide range of options for any taste or style.

With Cypress Creek and the Blanco

are many options along the water.

cabins, many of which sit right along the

a great swimming hole for all visitors and plenty of places to hang out along the hill, which gently slopes down to the river.

Wimberley Log Cabin’s on the Square is uniquely situated between two of

Wimberley’s treasures. The backside of the property butts up against a secluded section of Cypress Creek, and the views of the towering Cypress trees are beau-tiful. On the other side of the property is the Wimberley Square, which has over 40 shops and multiple locally owned restaurants to choose from. It may just be a shoppers dream.

Creekhaven Inn is another great location along Cypress Creek. It is just up creek from the Square and just down-

-gional Park, the cold waters of Cypress Creek are privately available. While still close to downtown, the area is consid-ered a secluded paradise.

But not all of Wimberley’s great options are right along Cypress Creek or in the Square. Alexandra’s House is a three-bedroom bed and breakfast that was custom built for guest. With

throughout the property, this lovely stay

12 between Wimberley and San Marcos for easy access to both cities.

If incredible food is right up your alley, the Blair House Inn does more than just put breakfast into the term Bed and Breakfast. They have three-course

They were third place nationwide on Inn Traveler Magazine’s “Best Evening Cuisine Bed and Breakfast” list. In case learning how to cook is your thing, the Blair House offers cooking classes periodically throughout the year.

There really is no end in sight for the incredible and unique places to stay in Wimberley. Some locations are along the water, some are great for shopping while others offer seclusion or art. Anyway you go, you can’t go wrong if you are staying in Wimberley.

DALTON SWEATEDITOR•••

AAA Lazy RnR Wimberley Cottages154 WoodCreek Dr.

www.AAAlazyrnrcove.com

Abundance

www.abundanceretreat.com

Alexandra’s House B&B


www.alexandrashousetx.com

Arroyo

[email protected]

Bandit’s Hideaway

www.banditshideaway.com

Bella Nido Bed and Break-fast23351 FM 150Driftwood, TX 78619

www.bellanido.com

Bar-None Ranch

www.vrbo.com/432564

Bella Vista Bed and Breakfast2121 Hilltop

www.BellaVistaWimberley.com

Bella Vida Bed and Breakfast5701 FM 2325

www.bellavidabandb.com

Blair House Inn100 W. Spoke Hill Dr.

www.BlairHouseInn.com

Blanco River Cottages

www.blancorivercottages.com

Buttercup Hill Scenic Cabins901 Buttercup Lane

www.buttercuphillsceniccab-ins.com

Cabins at Smith Creek2510 FM 3237

www.cabinsatsmithcreek.com

Camp Young Judea121 Camp Young Judea Dr.

Carrington’s On The Blanco

www.carringtonsontheblan-coriver.com

Casa Escondida119 Sunrise Circle

www.lacasaescondida.com

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Cottage on the Square Bed & Breakfast

www.wimberleycottageon-thesquare.com

Creekhaven Inn

www.creekhaveninn.com

Creekside Country Cabin #3

www.creeksidecountrycab-in3.com

Cypress Creek Cottages104 Scudder Lane

www.cypresscreekcottages.com

Eagles Nest Lodging301 Eagles Nest

www.wimberleyrealtyser-vices.com

Eagle Rock On The Creek38 Marina Circle

Guest House at Six Oaks

Heirloom Blooms


www.heirloomblooms.org

Hotel Flora and Fauna

Jackaroo Ranch

www.jackarooranch.com

Lake & Creek Horse Ranch13400 FM150 WestDriftwood, TX 78619

www.lakecreekhorseranch.com

Lazy R’nR Cove18 Matador

www.lazyrnrcove.com

Leahy Cottages105 Scudder Ln.

www.texasvacation.com

Leeway Cottages On Cypress Creek107 Scudder Ln.512-847-5388www.texashillcountryreser-vations.com/?s=leeway+cot-tages

Lotus Ranch525 Fischer Trail

Memory Lane Event Center403 KC Memory LaneDripping Springs, TX 78620

www.memorylaneweddings.com

Montesino Farm & Ranch

www.montesinoranch.com

Mountain View Lodge

www.Mountain View Lodge.com

Mystic Hill Cottages

www.mystichillcottages.com

Outpost Motel


www.outpostmoteltx.com

Prow’d House B&B

www.prowdhouse.com

Ramsay House B&B309 Edgewater

www.ramsayhousebandb.com

Rancho Mirando Guest Ranch6600 FM 32Fischer, TX 78623

www.elranchomirando.com

Red Corral Ranch

www.redcorralranch.com

Serenity Farmhouse Inn251 Circle Dr.

www.serenityfarmhouseinn.com

Seven A Resort333 Wayside Dr.

www.7aresort.com

Spencer Guest Cottage100 Blanco Bend W.

Square Inn110 Oak Dr.

www.wimberleysquareinn.com

Star Meadow PO Box. 1676

Texas Timber Inn

www.texastimberinn.com

The Retreat at Jacob’s Well

Vista Verde Vacation Home525 Vista Verde Path

www.wimberleyvacation.com

Wild Horses

Wimberley Inn

www.wimberleyinn.com

Wimberley Log Cabins On The Square200 Wimberley Sq.

www.wimberleyloghomes.com

Wimberley Shade Ranch

www.shaderanch.com

• Where to Stay •Fall & Winter Guide to Wimberley

• What to Do •Now - Sat, Sep 27EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens presents A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shake-speare on the Patti S. Harrison outdoor main stage on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm. www.EmilyAnn.org1101 FM 2325, Wimberley, TX 78676

Every First Saturday, March through DecemberWimberley Market Dayswww.ShopMarketDays.com601 FM 2325, Wimberley, TX 78676

Now - Sun, Sep 28EmilyAnn Theatre & Gardens presents their interactive production of Goldilocks and the Three Bears for ages 2-99. Performed in the Burdine Johnson Studio Theatre on Saturdays at 10:00am and Sundays at 2:00pm.www.EmilyAnn.org1101 FM 2325, Wimberley, TX 78676

Now - Sun, Oct 5Wimberley Players present The New Mel Brooks Musical: Young FrankensteinFri and Sat 7:30pm and Sun 2:30pmwww.WimberleyPlayers.org

Every Second SaturdayWimberley’s Second Saturday Gallery Trail, 4:00-7:00pm. Enjoy great art, wine and cheese.www.Facebook.com/SecondSaturdayGaller-yTrail

Every Third ThursdaySusanna’s Kitchen Coffeehouse Concert se-ries brings the best musical talent to Wimber-ley every third Thursday at 7:30pm. www.WimberleyUMC.org/Ministries/Susan-nas-KitchenWimberley United Methodist Church, 1200

722-3316

Sun, Sep 28Black Diamond Cabaret Theatre presents vocalist and entertainer Chick Morgan at Wimberley’s VFW Hall at 2:00pm.www.LeeColeeStudios.com

-berley, TX 78676

Sat, Oct 4Starlight Symphony Orchestra will perform a free concert of well known, romantic classical compositions from three renowned compos-ers at 7:00pm at Cypress Creek Church in Wimberley. www.StarlightSymphony.org

Wimberley, TX 78676

Sat,Oct 11Pet Parade and Scarecrow Contest will celebrate the fall season in Wimberley and is sponsored by the Wimberley Merchants Association. Parade begins at Ozona Bank and ends at the Wimberley Square. www.

Winter’s Eve, a Christmas Festival, sponsored by the Wimberley Mer-chants Association, is a fun way to shop for Christmas while joining the Wim-berley community in celebrating the season. This is the seventh year for the event. Happening on the second Satur-day of December, this year December 13, starting at 5 p.m. It continues on until, at least, 10 p.m., and can contin-ue later, “as long as there’s shopping,

chairman of the event, said.The Square is merrily decorated with

a tented Main Stage for cover with ta-bles and chairs for relaxing while listen-ing to the musical entertainment, when

you need a place to take a breather from shopping. Fire pits stationed along the Square also add a warming atmosphere to the center of town and continuing down to FM3237.

Lots of free parking is offered, with a shuttle from the Brookshire Bros. park-ing lot or Community Center. Upon arrival at the Square, local volunteers hand out Christmas Cash in denomi-nations of $1 and $5, to be used at the local businesses that night. Musicians and entertainment are offered and there’s literally dancing in the street.

evening along with food, beer, wine and margaritas available for purchase. Over 45 businesses, both on and off the Square are involved.

other electronics, provided by sponsors

of the event. Wimberley merchants of-

and other unique items that can only be found in Wimberley’s quaint shops.

And what would a holiday season be without a visit from that jolly old elf himself, a professional Santa Claus, available for photos. This is an excel-lent way to not only cross off items on your Christmas list, but also have a great time while shopping for the perfect gift.

Over 2,000 to 3,000 local and re-gional guests are expected. “Winter’s Eve is just one way the merchants can bond with the community and visitors…this is an event that appeals to a wide range of people,” while showing off the merchants’ stores and their wares for purchase, according to McCullogh.


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Winter's• What to Do •

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Sat Oct 18Wimberley’s Home and Garden Show will host knowledgeable speakers and vendors providing information to enhance your home and garden at the Wim-berley Community Center, 14068

Sat, Oct 25The Hog Pound is sponsoring The 4th Annual Dia De Los

This is a fundraiser for the Hays County Food Bank. www.TheHogPound.com

Sat, Oct 31Trick or Treat on the Square in downtown Wimberley, 4:00-7:00pm. Visit www.wimberley-

3333 for more information

Thu, Nov 6 - Sun, Nov 23EmilyAnn Theatre & Gardens presents Nuncrackers on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and on Sundays at 2:00pm. www.EmilyAnn.org1101 FM 2325, Wimberley, TX

Fri, Nov 7 - Sat, Nov 8Wimberley Community Civic Club presents the 27th Annual Hill Country Home Tour.

695-5963

Fri Nov 14Wimberley Valley Art League Opening at the Wimberley

5272

Fri, Nov 14 - Sun, Dec 7Wimberley Players present Two Noble Kinsmen by William Shake-speare and John Fletcher.Fri and Sat 7:30pm and Sun 2:30pm. www.WimberleyPlayers.

Sun, Nov 16Starlight Symphony Orchestra will perform a free concert of tranquil and serene classical com-positions performed as a cham-ber music series at St. Stephens Episcopal Church at 4:00pm.www.StarlightSymphony.orgSt. Stephens Episcopal Church, 6000 FM 3237, Wimberley, TX 78676

Fri and Sat, Nov 21 - Dec 6The Black Diamond Cabaret Theatre presents “To Kill A Mock-ingbird,” at 7:30 at the Harper Lee classic at The Price Center in San Marcos.

847-7934

Sat, Nov 29 - Wed, Dec 31EmilyAnn Theatre & Gardens invites you to attend the 17th Annual Trail of Lights daily, Sundays through Thursdays 6:00-9:00pm, Fridays and Saturdays 6:00-10:00pm. www.EmilyAnn.org1101 FM 2325

Fri, Dec 5 - Sun, Dec 7The Wimberley Community Chorus will inspire you at their Christmas Concerts.www.WimberleyCommunity-Chorus.org

Wimberley, TX 78676

Sat, Dec 13Wimberley Merchants Associa-tion invites you to Winter’s Eve-A Christmas Festival on the Wim-berley Square, 5:00-10:00pm. www.WimberleyMerchants.com,

Sat, Dec 20Starlight Symphony Orchestra will perform a cheerful and spirit-ed holiday concert at 4:00pm. www.StarlightSymphony.org

Blair House Inn

Three day and two day cooking schools.

Blair House Spa open to outside guests.

Five course gourmet meals on Saturday evenings.

Fine Dining & Lodging Celebrated in Casual Elegance

Blair House Inn100 W. Spoke Hill Dr.Wimberley, TX 78676

(512) 847-1111Toll free: (877) 549-5450www. blairhouseinn.com

“Ranked one of the top 15 Romantic Winter Destinations in America.”-Travel and Leisure Magazine

-Southern Living Magazine


• Chamber Business Directory of Wimberley•• Animal Services •Cypress Creek Animal Hospital P.C.

www.CypressCreekAnimal-Hospital.com

Four Paws Veterinary Hospital Inc

San Marcos, Tx 78666

www.fourpawsvethospital.com

Hill Country Grooming

del Sol

www.hillcountrygroomingtx.com

Wimberley Adoption Group & RescueP. O. Box 2603

www.wimberleywagrescue.org

• Building Services •Alan Marburger Design & ConstructionPO Box 169Fischer, TX 78623

Applied Color ConcretePO Box 770

www.appliedcolorconcrete.com

Buddy L Construction


Central Texas Road, IncPO Box 2349

Coachman Homes Inc.

Damuth Homes Inc.PO Box 1653Canyon Lake, TX 78133

Design/Build Architect & Construction402 Corral LnAustin, TX 78745

www.cgsdb.com

Design Tech Homes

www.dth.com

Dream Home DesignsPO Box 2656

www.dhbydw.com

FineLine Custom Homes, Inc2410 W. FM150Kyle, TX 78640

Myers Concrete Construction, LP2301 FM 3237

www.myersconcrete.com

Savannah Homes151 Las Flores, Blg. 4-B

www.savannahhomestx.com

Somerset Homes, Inc

www.somerset-homes.com

Stefanowicz ConcretePO Box 770

www.appliedcolorconcrete.com

Texas Casual Cottages


www.texascasualcottages.com

Three Oaks Homes, LLC

Austin, TX 78752

www.threeoakshomes.com

Tilson Homes Corp.2396 IH 35 N.San Marcos, TX 78666

www.Tilsonhomes.com

Waterford Homes of Texas704 FM 2325

www.whtx.com

• Financial •Blanco National Bank

www.blancobank.com

Broadway Bank

www.broadwaybank.com

Cliff Strickland, CPA950 FM 2325

Edward Jones - Michael Murphy Financial Advisor

[email protected]

Edward Jones Investments - Robert Arellano

[email protected]

Gracy Title, A Stewart Company

Suite B

www.gracytitle.com

Hackett Financial Group LLC

www.HackettFinancialGroup.com

Independence Title Company

www.IndependenceTitle.com

Lynda T. Morgan, PC

Oppenheimer & Co. Inc.901 S. Mopac Expressway, Bldg 3, Suite 450Austin, TX 78746

Ozona National Bank

www.ozonabank.com

Michael J. Scott, CPAPO Box 2945

Stephen P. Thurber, PC706 FM 2325

Wells Fargo Bank NA

www.wellsfargo.com

• Home & Commercial •Bonnie Dee Garden DesignP.O. Box 1184

www.bonniedeegardendesign.com

KO Cleaning

Made in the Shade

www..MadeintheShadeofWim-berley.com

Wimberley Plumbing

• Insurance •Beard Insurance & Associates, LLC

www.Beard-Insurance.com

Benefit Designers/Hill Country Insurance

Wimberley, TX 78766

DeMasters-Daniel Insurance Agency170 E. Summit

www.Demdanins.com

Hill Country Insurance Agency/Farmers


www.farmersagent.com/kjarnagin

State Farm Insurance-Byron Eckols173 FM 3237 Unit B

www.byroneckols.com

Texas Medical Plans, LLCPO Box 1270

• Medical •All Ears Audiology120 Joe Wimberley Blvd

www.allearsaud.com

Crescent View Medical Clinic

500

Blue Bonnet Palliative Care

114

www.bluebonnettpc.com

Blue Hole Chiropractic & Wellness

Compassionate Care Hospice201 Stillwater, Suite 1

www.cchnet.net

Deer Creek of Wimberley555 FM 3237

www.savasc.com

Judy Bennett, MA, Licensed Professional Counselor

www.judybennettcounseling.com

Live Oak Health Partners950 FM 2325, Suite B

www.liveoakhealthpartners.com

Maximum Wellness Chiropractic

Melissa Kleen, LMT101 FM 3237

www.melissakleen.com

Orchard Park

Kyle, TX 78640

www.meridiansenior.com/com-munity/orchard-park-of-kyle

Renew Hearing Center

www.renewhearingcenter.com

Robert D. White, DDS140 Joe Wimberley Blvd.

Seven Hills Women’s Health4007 James Casey St A-100Austin, TX 78745

www.sevenhillswomen.com

Wimberley Dental Center 181 F.M. 3237

[email protected]

Wimberley Home Health201 A Stillwater, Suite 6

www.wimberleyhomehealth.com

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A list of chamber members not already listed in the Guide to Wimberley.


Wimberley Pharmacy120 Joe Wimberley Blvd

www.hillcountryrx.com

Wimberley Medical Clinic

• Non-profits •Alzheimer’s Assoc. Capital of Texas Chapter3429 Executive Center Dr.

Austin, TX 78731

www.alz.org/texascapital

Camp Young Judea121 Camp Young Judea Dr.

www.cyjretreats.org

CARTS2010 E. 6th StreetAustin, TX 1-800-456-7433www.ridecarts.com

CASA of Central Texas1619 E. Common, Ste 301New Braunfels, TX 78130

www.casacentex.org

Citizens Alliance for Responsible DevelopmentPO Box 2905

www.cardtexas.org

Classical Guitar AliveP.O. Box 78765Austin, TX 78765

www.guitaralive.org

CommuniCare Health Centers2810 Dacy LaneKyle, TX 78640

www.4all4life.org

Crisis Bread BasketPO Box 1721

Freedom 14 Camp

www.freedom14camp.org

Fresh Start Center

Gunner Thames Memorial Foundation Inc


www.gunnerthames.com

Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center (HCWC)P.O. Box 234San Marcos, TX 78667

www.hcwc.org

Hays County Area Food Bank220 Herndon St.San Marcos, TX 78666

www.HaysFoodBank.org

Hays County Republican Party900 Bugg LaneSan Marcos, TX 78666

www.haysgop.org

Hill Country Community BandPO Box 633

www.HillCountryCommunity-Band.org

Hill Country Neighbors411 Packsaddle Pass

Hill Country Unit - Herb Society of America818 Mountain Crest Dr.

[email protected]

Hope 4 PTSD Vets72 Woodcreek Dr

hope4ptsdvets.org

Keep Wimberley BeautifulPO Box. 1821

Meals On Wheels

Mid-Texas SymphonyPO Box 3216-TLU1000 W. Court StSeguin, TX 78155

mtsymphony.org

My Neighbors Keeper

Rotary Club of WimberleyPO Box. 2612

www.wimberleyrotary.org

Starlight Symphony Orchestra PO Box 171

www.StarlightSymphony.org

Swimberley, Inc.PO Box 405

Texas State Bobcat Club601 University DriveSan Marcos, TX 78666

www.txstatebobcatclub.com

The Burke Center for Youth20800 FM 150Driftwood, Tx 78619

www.theburkecenter.org

The Wimberley Investment Group (TWIG)PO Box. 1641

United Way of Hays CountyPO Box 1728San Marcos, TX 78667

Veterans Memorial PlazaLocated at the EmilyAnn

VFW Post 6441

Wimberley 4H

Wimberley Business & Professional AssociationPO Box 1755

www.WimberleyBPA.com

Wimberley Cemetery AssociationP.O. Box 786

Wimberley Community Civic ClubPO Box 416

Wimberley Community ChorusP.O. Box 1632

Wimberley Community Tennis Association815 Sundown TrailFischer, TX 78623


Wimberley DemocratsPO Box 1866

www.wimdems.org

Wimberley Education Foundation

www.wimberleyeducationfoun-dation.org

Wimberley Garden ClubP.O. Box 1624

Wimberley Institute of Cultures

Wimberley Lions ClubP.O. Box 575

www.wimberley.org

Wimberley Merchants AssociationP.O. Box 272

Wimberley Senior Citizens Activity Center

Wimberley Valley Art LeagueGallery located in Community Center

Wimberley Valley GOP

www.wvgop.net

Wimberley Valley Habitat For Humanity

Wimberley Valley Radio

www.wimberleyvalleyradio.org

Wimberley Valley Watershed AssociationP.O. Box 2534

www.wimberleywatershed.org

Wimberley Village Library400 FM 2325

www.wimberleylibrary.org

• Printing & Graphics •A Studio Z

www.AstudioZ.com

Sun Country PublicationsPO Box. 1482

www.suncountrypublications.com

• Professional Services •Adams Law Firm

Attendee Management, Inc

www.AttendeeNet.com

Alan Marburger Design & ConstructionPO Box. 169Fischer, TX 78623

[email protected]

Charles Roccaforte’s Hill Country Plans, Inc.

www.hillcountryplans.com

Computer Services Inc.271 Hidden Oaks

www.csiwimberley.com

Junkin Law Office

Living In The Coda

www.livinginthecoda.com

Moreland Law Firm, P.C.

www.morelandlaw.com

Peterson Design Studio

www.petersonsales.net

Quinn Interiors700 North Lamar Ste.200CAustin, TX 78703

www.equinninteriors.com

Stevens & Malone, LLP150 FM 3237

www.stevensmalonelaw.comTactical IT Group

www.tactical-it.com

Texans for Lawsuit Reform919 Congress, Suite 455Austin, TX 78701

www.tortreform.com

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• Real Estate •Aman Verde Real EstateP.O. Box 2348

www.amanverderealestate.com

Big Sky Ranch

www.bigskyranchtexas.com

Capital City Sotheby’s International Realty - Rebecca Minnick

rebeccaminnick.capitalcitysothebys-realty.com

Century21 - Jamie Delmar Clark

Century21 - Melinda Everett

www.MelindaEverett.com

Century21 - Clay E. Ewing

www.clayewing.com

Century21 - Charli T. Manross

www.charlimanross.com

Century21 Randall Morris & Associate

www.randallmorris.com

Coldwell Banker United Realtors- Barbara Germillion

Austin, TX 78746

www.barbaragremillion.com

Daybreak Real Estate - Terrie Garza

www.terriegarza.com

Daybreak Real Estate - Pamela Lamoureux

www.daybreakre.com

Daybreak Real Estate - Judy Roach

www.daybreakre.com

Gibson Properties

107

www.centraltexaslistings.com

Henly Hills, LLC330 Mystic Creek Dr.Dripping Springs, TX 78620

Hills of Texas Realty - Debbie Donaldson

www.hillsoftexasrealty.com

Hills of Texas Realty - Marti Eveleigh

www.hothillcountry-homesearch.com

Hills of Texas Realty - Julie Harris

[email protected]

Hills of Texas Realty – Colleen Judd

Hills of Texas Realty - Barbara Latimer

www.hothomesandland.com

Hills of Texas Realty - Pamela Shultz

www.hillcountryhomesearch.com

Keller Williams Realty - Kim Cabler

www.wimberleyhillcountryreal-estate.com

Keller Williams Realty-Carol Edgerly

[email protected]

Keller Williams Realty - Linda Germain

[email protected]

Keller Williams Realty - Alice Lebkuecher

Keller Williams Realty – Jackie Maloy

www.wimberleyhillcountryreal-estate.com

Keller Williams Realty- Ann Marie Skunda

www.wimberleyvalleyproperties.com

Mariposa At Hunter Road


www.mariposaapartmenthomes.com

Mustang Valley 5373 FM 2325

www.mustangvalleytexas.com

Realty Associates - Linda Webb

www.texashomesandland.com

RE/MAX Wimberley Realtors - Pat Bruns

[email protected]

RE/MAX Wimberley Realtors - Allison “AJ” Harwood

www.AJsTexasHomes.com

Spitzer & Associates3401 C FM 2325

www.spitzerrealestate.com

Star Land & Realty Co. - Cate Williams

www.starlandandrealtyco.com

The Meadows Professional Building

The Samford Group - Brenda Samford2500 FM 2325

www.thesamfordgroup.com

• Reservation Services •All Wimberley Lodging

www.texashillcountryreserva-tions.com

Hill Country Premier Lodging

www.hillcountrypremier.com

Texas Hill Country RetreatsPO Box 1034

www.texashillco.com

Wimberley ReservationsP. O. Box 515Dripping Springs, TX 78620

www.wimberleyreservations.com

• RV Parks •Buena Vista R.V. Park

Green Acres R.V. Park340 Wayside Dr.

Priddy Meadow R. V. Park

Wimberley R.V. Park

• Wellness & Beauty •A Fit Plan

Anytime Fitness

Arbonne International

www.hargravesmyarbonne.com

doTerra Essential Oils

mydoterra.com/annetteses-sentials

Hill Country Beauty & Barber

110

www.beautyandbarber.us

Just Results Wimberley

www.getjustresults.com

Let’s Go Fun Adventure CampPO Box 2842

www.letsgofun.com

Michele’s Salon & Boutique950 FM 2325, Suite C

Spa At The Spring II

The Ideal Weigh

www.idealweigh.com

The Still Water Studio

www.thestillwaterstudio.com

The WaterTree Store

Tsunami Martial Arts

112

www.tsunamimartialarts.org

Wimberley Aesthetics120 Joe Wimberley Blvd., Suite 106

www.wimberleyaesthetics.com

Wimberley Curves

[email protected]

Wimberley Fitness Company

www.wFITco.com

Wimberley Mayor’s Fitness CouncilP.O. Box 2027

www.cityofwimberley.com

Wimberley Medi-Spa

www.wimberleymedispa.com


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• Chamber Business Directory of Wimberley•Fall & Winter Guide to Wimberley

Wimberley Community Tennis Association815 Sundown TrailFischer, TX 78623


• Services •Affordable Storage 628 La Buena Vista Wimberley, TX 78676

AJA Electrical 10 Harmony Lane Wimberley, TX 78676

All Around HandymanJoey Palumbo 100 Hoots Holler Wimberley, TX 78676

American Aerobic Management Systems PO Box. 1514 Wimberley, TX 78676

www.wimberleywasteswater.com Angels for Elders 219 Twilight Trail Wimberley, TX 78676

www.AngelsForElders.com Backyard Escapes PO Box 1543 Wimberley, TX 78676

www.backyard-escapes.com Ball Brothers Paint & DrywallPO Box 2906 Wimberley, TX 78676

www.ballbrotherspainting.com Bel Canto Farms 4205 Lone Man Mountain

Wimberley, Tx 78676 512-797-1178 www.belcantofarms.com

Bloomstreet Designs

Wimberley, TX 78676

Cornel’s Creations PO Box 788 Wimberley, TX 78676

www.cornelscreations.com

Exceptional Electrical Services, Inc

103 Wimberley, Tx 78676

www.exceptionalelectricalser-vices.com Harris Trees Wimberley, TX 78676

www.harristreesandrock.com Hired Killers Pest Control

Wimberley, TX 78676

www.hiredkillerz.com Hope Hospice 611 N. Walnut Ave. New Braunfels, TX 78130

www.hopehospice.net

I Media Services22 Lakewood Circle

J-N-J Stow Away

Wimberley, TX 78676

Laditudes Wimberley, TX 78676

www.laditudes.com Living In The Coda Wimberley, TX 78676

www.livinginthecoda.com LT Custom Framing & Creations715 FM 2325 Wimberley, TX 78676

www.ltcustomframing.com Made in the Shade

Wimberley, TX 78676 512-847-8970 Mail Stop 2

Wimberley, TX 78676

Our Lady of the Lunch305 Live Oak Dr. Wimberley, TX 78676

Premier CHL Class

6064 www.premierchlclass.com PuroClean 1070 Soaring Eagle Dr. Fischer, TX 78623

www.puroclean.com River Rock Pools, Inc 24 Par View Dr. Wimberley, TX 78676

www.riverrockpools.com

S2 DesignLab, Inc. LLC

www.s2designlab.com

Shalimar Mini Storage PO Box. 2265 Wimberley, TX 78676

Shannon Marlow du Plessis Photography

Wimberley, TX 78676

www.shannonmarlowduplessis.com Sleepy Hollow Mini Storages — Judy Dunn

Wimberley, TX 78676

www.sleepyhollowministorage.com Texan Self Storage - Jill Schwengler

Wimberley, TX 78676

www.texanselfstorage.com Texas Hills Land PlanningP.O. Box 306 Wimberley, TX 78676

www.texashillslandplanning.com Texas Pest Pro

212 Wimberley, Tx 78676

www.texaspestpro.com

Thomason Funeral Home


www.ThomasonFuneralHome.com Tom Bender Images Wimberley, TX 78676

www.tombenderimages.com TravelPhile Tours

Wimberley, TX 78676

www.travelphiletours.com Tsunami Marial Arts

112 Wimberley, TX 78676

Twice The Ice 419 FM 2325 Wimberley, Tx 78676

www.facebook.com/twicethe-icewimberley Wash Day Laundry

Wimberley, TX 78676

www.washdaylaundry.com Wimberley Collision & Automotive Center 100 Texan Blvd Wimberley, TX 78676

www.wimberleycollision.com Wimberley Mini Storage506 Melody Way Wimberley, TX 78676

www.wimberelyministorage.com Wimberley Plumbing

Wimberley, TX 78676

Wimberley Rentals, LLC612 Melody Way Wimberley, TX 78676

Wimberley Valley Lawn & Yard Works Wimberley, TX 78676

Wimberley Valley Radio401 Carney Lane Wimberley, TX 78676

www.radiowimberley.org

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190 S. Seguin Ave.New Braunfels, TX 78130

830.609.7400

13320 Ranch Road 12Wimberley, TX 78676

512.847.2291

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512.353.1776

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