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Wimberley Community Civic Club

Celebrates the 30th Anniversary of Fundraising for Our Community

1983 - 2013

A Book of Events

& Activities ~ There’s Something

for Everyone!

Wimberley Community Civic Clubpresents

the 30th Annual Spring Event Fundraiser

Since 1983, the Wimberley Civic Club’s annual fundraising events have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. The money you spend on our events goes directly back to our community. In May 2012 over $35,000 was donated back to Wimberley. This included 10 scholarships for local graduating seniors and dona-tions to the following worthy local organizations: ARF, Arts from the Heart, Back to School Fiesta, Meals on Wheels, Crisis Bread Basket, EmilyAnn Theatre, Friends of the Library, Habitat for Hu-manity of the Wimberley Valley, Hill Country Community Band, Hill Country Recreation Association, KAPS, PAWS, Starlight Sym-phony, Lee Colee’s Summer Music Camp, Library Summer Read-ing Program, Veterans Memorial, Water Testing, WAG, Wimberley Chamber of Commerce, Institute of Cultures of the Wimberley Valley, Wimberley Players, Wimberley Valley Art League/Arts Fest, Danforth Jr. High Library, and Project Graduation.

The 2013 Spring Event CommitteeCo-chairs

Paula King ~ Darlene Kukla ~ Gayle Weir 512-847-7876 ~ 512-847-3884 ~ 512-847-2397

CommitteeAnn Belcher, Tom Bender, Tracy Calamari, Judy Fountain, Sondra Holt, Nancy Jenkins, Carolyn Manning, Cynthia Marion, Stepha-nie Miller, Blaine Nelson, Sara Lou Pipkin, Shirley Schliessmann,

Mary Ann Schuller, Coleen Walker, Lori Wright

Kickoff Luncheon CommitteeChairman – Tonda Frady

Maggie Bains, Ann Belcher, Tracy Calamari, Marcia Easley, Zula Haight, Bev Hartsock, Sondra Holt, Patsy Jacobs, Paula King,

Pat Koeppe, Darlene Kukla, Jan Millard, Linda Robertson, Shirley Schliessmann, Dana Thompson, Fran Tise, Coleen Walker,

Gayle Weir, Anna White

The Spring Event Committee co-chairs would like to thank the entire Spring Event Committee for their dedication and hard

work, and the many people who offer their homes, talents, and underwriting for this fundraising effort.

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Table of Contents

Look in the book for the following great event categories,and pick a few! It’s all for a good cause.

How to Book a Spring Event

Reservations begin at9:00 am, Monday, January 14, 2013

No reservations will be taken prior to this day and timeDon’t delay – some events sell out fast!

To participate in the events listed,or to ask for additional information,

please call the reservationist listed for that event.

CHECKS MUST BE MADE PAYABLE TO WCCC/SPRING EVENT~ please note the name and date of your event on your check.

A separate check is required for each event you book,and the price listed is PER PERSON.

To guarantee a place in the event, fees must be paid within a week of making your reservation. If you cancel within 10 days or

less before the event, your fee is non-refundable.We are grateful to receive your donations.

Thank you, one and all, for your contributions – both financial and otherwise – to the success of this program, which benefits the

entire Wimberley community.

Reservation Information 1Calendar Listing 2Talk of the Town Events 4Dinners & Cocktail Hours 9Lunches & Brunches 11The Arts 14On the Road 16Celebrate Learning 18Fun & Games 30Grande Finale 37

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The 2013 Spring Event CalendarFebruary Page2 Social Security: Your Questions Answered................................182 Chinese New Year Dinner Party & Auction.................................45 The Creativity Lab 1 – Exploring Life through the Arts..............195 An Afternoon of High Tea........................................................116 Sausage Making at Brookshire Brothers....................................197 Mexican Train Luncheon..........................................................309 Cake Decorating for Kids at Brookshire Brothers......................1910 Music & Mardi Gras on the Blanco..........................................1412 The Creativity Lab 2.................................................................1913 Sue Hopkins Memorial Contract Bridge Tournament................3014 Mah Jongg Salad Luncheon......................................................3014 Heartstrings Valentine Dinner.....................................................915 Self-publishing Workshop.........................................................2016 Morning at the Museum at 7A Resort.......................................2016 Seasonal Gardening 2013........................................................2018 Bible Study 1: Law & Grace.....................................................1418 Presidents Day Luncheon.........................................................1118 Hill Country Wine Tasting........................................................2119 The Creativity Lab 3.................................................................1920 Grant-writing Workshop...........................................................2121 Mexican Train Luncheon..........................................................3121 42 Domino Lesson 1...............................................................3122 Your Jewelry Revived................................................................2125 Bible Study 2: Law & Grace.....................................................1425 Apples to Apples Game...........................................................3125 Beginning Chess Lesson 1........................................................3226 Beginning Chess Lesson 2........................................................3226 The Creativity Lab 4.................................................................1927 Basic Gun Safety Training.........................................................2228 42 Domino Lesson 2...............................................................31March1 Flower Arranging Made Simple................................................221 Hand and Foot Champagne Brunch.........................................322 Tie Dye Party............................................................................243 Spring into Ace........................................................................224 Bible Study 3: Law & Grace.....................................................144 Bridge Luncheon.....................................................................325 Encaustic Paper-crafting...........................................................237 New Orleans Seafood Gumbo Luncheon.................................119 Vegetable Gardening in Wimberley Part 1...............................239 Metal Detecting Treasure Hunt................................................339 Palette Pleasers Arts Brunch.....................................................1211 Bible Study 4: Law & Grace.....................................................1412 Create a Web Blog...................................................................2313 TIC – a New Card Game.........................................................3313 Genealogy Workshop for Beginners.........................................2413 Genealogy 2: the Online Approach.........................................2414 Bunco Luncheon......................................................................33

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March continued Page16 2nd Annual Red Hot Smokin’ Community Chili Cookoff............519 Labyrinth Walk at Mystic Hills Cottages...................................2519 Hearts Card Game...................................................................3420 What is Feng Shui? Part 1.........................................................2521 Norwegian Baking....................................................................2622 Quilt Museum & Bastrop Shopping Tour..................................1623 Xeriscaping & the Practical Wimberley Lawn...........................2623 Chickens 101: Which came first, the chicken or the egg?.........2624 Backstage Pass...........................................................................625 CPR & First Aid........................................................................2726 Bocce Ball Tournament............................................................3427 Sequence: a Game of Strategy..................................................3427 What is Feng Shui? Part 2.........................................................25April1 Ladies Afternoon of Fun...........................................................352 Creative Scrapbooking & Card Making Part 1...........................273 Beginning Mah Jongg Lesson 1................................................354 EmilyAnn Tea Party & Tour.......................................................275 Hike & Lunch with Master Naturalists (rain date 4/19).............126 Vegetable Gardening in Wimberley Part 2...............................286 San Antonio Missions Tour & Lunch.........................................166 Plain & Simple but Delicious Dinner..........................................98 An Afternoon with Author Joe Nick Patoski..............................159 Creative Scrapbooking & Card Making Part 2...........................2710 Beginning Mah Jongg Lesson 2................................................3510 Mah Jongg Luncheon...............................................................3511 Luau – Hill Country Style...........................................................715 Folklore by the Shore @ Sabino Ranch.....................................1715 Grillin’ on the Deck III.............................................................1016 Creative Scrapbooking & Card Making Part 3...........................2717 Wimberley Style Family Tree Luncheon....................................1317 Beginning Mah Jongg Lesson 3................................................3520 Raised Beds, Container Gardening, and Composting...............2820 Tiptoe through the Morning Glories Brunch.............................1320 Bliss on the Blanco III................................................................821 Introduction to Geocaching.....................................................3623 Creative Scrapbooking & Card Making Part 4...........................2724 Beginning Mah Jongg Lesson 4................................................3525 Retirement: Making your Money Last......................................2825 Buddy’s BBQ Banquet..............................................................1027 Wine & Music Festival at Wildseed Farms................................1728 Scavenger Scramble (for kids 6 – 12).......................................36May1 Art of Italian Cooking with Buck Gardner.................................292 Karaoke & Kocktails.................................................................102/3 Canton 1st Monday Trade Days Shopping................................184 Make a Mother’s Day Surprise! (for kids 6 – 12).......................294 Summer Gardening in Wimberley............................................2916 Grand Finale: A Black & White Celebration.............................37

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Chinese New YearDinner & Auction

It’s the Year of the Snake.Ring in Chinese New Year with a variety of lucky raffles, silent and

live auctions, and Asian-inspired fun! Appetizers, plum wine or cocktails, and an authentic Chinese buffet dinner will be served. The Grand Emperor & Almighty Gong Master host the event and run the fun, funny, and exciting live “gong” auction, with easy

chances to win fabulous treasures!*

* Buy a roll of quarters and pick up your gong auction paddle at the door. The Grand Emperor presents an item and a coin value, and bidders throw

their coins in a pot and raise their paddles. While paddle numbers are called out at random, the Almighty Gong sounds on the winning number. Ta Da!

An easy, fun way to win great prizes.

Min 25 / Max 60Reservations: Tracy Calamari 512-239-9777

761 Days End Road, 78676

This Talk of the Town Eventis brought to you by:

Underwriters/Hosts: Tracy Calamari, Shelley Esser

And thanks to:Sara Lou Pipkin, Lori Wright, Denise Treadwell,

April Grant, Terri O’Neal, Judy Carey, Gayle Weir,Bill & Carol Scheel, Rob Kukla, Alice Lebkuecher,

Barbara Blair, Judy Roach, Mich Esser, Charli Manross

$35

Wimberley Community Center, 14068 RR 12

Saturday, February 2

5:30pmHappy Hour & Auction Preview

& Tsunami Martial Arts Demonstration

6:00pmDinner & Gong Auction

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Booth Set Up 9amOpen for Community 11am

Judging and Awards Ceremony 3pm

Come & enjoy entertainment, including live local music, prizes, food and drinks and the Grand Chili Cookoff!

to enter a to attendchili cooking booth the event

Make the day even more exciting for our visitors by donating cash or prizes, sponsoring the event or a trophy, or entering as a cookoff participant!

To enter your chili booth or become a sponsor,please contact: Tonda Frady 512-426-5225 or

Shirley Schliessmann 605-695-3168


Underwriters/Hosts: Tonda Frady, Shirley Schliessmann

And thanks to:Tonda Frady, Shirley Schliessmann, Sandra Balacek,

Barbara Blair, Tracy Calamari, Shelley Esser, Aurora LeBrun, Becky Switzer, Anna White

It’s the2nd Annual Smokin’ Red

HotChili Cookoff

Lions Market Day Pavillion, 601 FM 2325

Saturday,March 16

11am - 4pm

$5$50

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Go backstage at theWimberley Community Center,

14068 RR 12

Be a part of the magic of the music scene withthe Hill Country Jazz Band!

Dance to the songs you grew up with, and fell in love to, or just tap your toes to the music. After this two hour concert, enjoy a

scrumptious dinner prepared by our Civic Club chefs.

$15

+ donations for beverages

Min 25 / Max 80Reservations: Nancy Jenkins 512-722-3119

4 Woodcreek Drive, 78676


Underwriters/Hosts: Nancy Jenkins, Paula King

And thanks to:Linda Robertson, Janelle Conzentino, Tracy Calamari,

Milly Maxey, Sondra Holt, Sandra Solis, Coleen Walker,Paula King, Nancy Jenkins

Sunday, March 244pm – 7pm

Backstage Pass

Hill CountryJazz Band

VIP

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Wimberley Spring Club House,31 West Valley Spring Road

Thursday, April 116:30pm – 9:00pm

Dreaming of a trip to the islands? Aren’t we all!! Since we can’t all get there, come join us for a taste of the tropics. We’ll enjoy island music, tiki torches, yummy appetizers and special drinks to top it off. Get in the mood with tropical attire, or just come casual.

$35

Min 20 / Max 40Reservations: Gayle Weir 512-847-2397

20 Concha Canyon, 78676


Underwriter: Lila McCall, Venue Arrangements: Pat Combs

And thanks to:Gayle Weir, Ann Belcher, Anna White, Judy Fountain,

Darlene Kukla, Barbara Pevoto, Milly Maxey, Dina Rodriguez

Luau – Hill Country Style

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Kick back. Relax. Grab a cool one or sip a chardonnay. Sit a spell and enjoy the beauty of Jackaroo Ranch on the bank of the beautiful Blanco River. The friendly hostesses and chefs will mingle with you, serving up tasty hors d’oeuvres. When it’s time to stretch, stroll up to the bar or one of the cooking stations and enjoy the sights and sounds of food prepared on site. Mingle with new and old friends as you enjoy the various wines and ales brewed upstream in the village of Blanco. It’s a casual evening, so leave the heels, dress shirts and ties at home. Enjoy some fresh new menu items to complement our old favorites. It’s sure to be the happiest happy hour ever!

Min 50 / Max 100Reservations: Tom Bender 512-722-3243

101 Arrowhead Pass,78676


Chefs from the Wimberley Men’s Cooking Club

And thanks to:Underwriters Pat Davis, Deborah Elliott, Ansley Kolar, and

committee members Paula King, Judy Fountain

Jackaroo Ranch, Home of D’Anna Tindal2500 Flite Acres Road

Saturday, April 205pm – 7pm

$35

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dinner parties & cocktail hours

Heartstrings Valentine Dinner11 Elmwood CircleThursday, February 145:30pm – 7:30pmIt’s Valentine’s Day and love is in the air! Come and let us make your evening special, starting with appetizers and wine, as old familiar love songs played on solo viola tug at your heartstrings. Next we will seat you at a table full of friends, old and new, where you can enjoy good company as we bring you salad and breads. Your entrée will be suc-culent smoked pork loin, complemented with potato and vegetable sides. When you think you have eaten your fill, you will be treated to delectable desserts and coffee, and a few more love songs to end your evening on the perfect note. Please join us and feel free to sing along – most likely you have the lyrics stored in your hearts, just waiting for the strings of the viola to bring them to your lips.

Min 8 / Max 14Reservations: Ann Belcher 512-847-3236

11 Elmwood Circle, 78676

Hosted by: Ann & Ed Belcher, Sondra & Rogers Holt,Coleen & Jim Walker

Plain & Simple 7 Woodview Court, 78676Saturday, April 66:30pm - 8:30pmPrepared by Carroll and Lynda Wilson, this simple but delicious dinner includes cream of tomato soup, Caesar salad, orange-glazed salmon, wild rice, asparagus and dessert: chocolate truffle loaf with raspberry sauce. Wines will also be served.

Min 6 / Max 8Reservations: Lynda Wilson 940-867-0816

7 Woodview Court, 78676

Chef: Carroll Wilson Thanks to: Paula Conley, Deanna Crow, Tonda Frady,Carolyn and Kevin Manning, Monica and Jeff Rasco,

Shirley Schliessmann, Carol & Charlie Plassmann, Karen Rust

$35

$35

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Grillin’ on the Deck III20 Concha CanyonMonday, April 156:30pm - 8:30pmIt’s back by request! We will be sampling various appetizers and wines while chef Ron grills his famous pork chops. After dining, we’ll enjoy coffee with dessert and each other’s company.



Hosted by: Ron & Gayle Weir, Rob & Darlene Kukla,Mike & Shirley Schliessmann

$45

$20

$35

Karoake & Kocktails400 VesperThursday, May 27pm - 10pmSingers & non-singers are welcome! Beer, wine & hors d’oeuvres will be served to loosen up your vocal cords (and inhibitions)!

Min 4 / Max 12Reservations: MJ Puckett 512-847-7872

1212 Skyline Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Lori Wright

Buddy’s BBQ Banquet540 LedgerockThursday, April 255pm - 7pmStroll along the paths in this peaceful park-like setting. Sip a glass of wine and sample appetizers; then enjoy a casual, elegant, sit-down dinner as you are served a feast. Brisket, baby-back ribs, chicken, sausage, and salmon will be barbecued to perfection by chef Buddy and complemented by tasty sides and topped off with a delicious dessert.

Min 14 / Max 20Reservations: Cathy Moore 512-847-8969

540 Ledgerock, 78676

Hosts: Cathy & Buddy Moore, Lynda & Jon Blakistone, Kathleen & John Young, Lisa & Stan Czarnecki, Carol & Charlie Plassmann

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President’s Day Luncheon231 South River DriveMonday, February 1811am - 1pm Did you know that President Taft ordered an oversized bathtub for the White House? He was so large that he got stuck in the regular one. To bone up on little-known fun facts about our presidents, hostesses Connie Maverick and Nancy Jenkins invite you to join them for lunch on Presidents Day. Included will be a friendly team competition on presidential trivia with prizes for the win-ning team.

Min 8 / Max 16Reservations: Connie Maverick 512-847-2373

231 South River Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Connie Maverick & Nancy Jenkins

Brunches & LunchesAn Afternoon of High Tea116 Purgatory Pass, San MarcosTuesday, February 51pm – 3pm Have a relaxing afternoon sampling scones with cream and jam, finger sandwiches, sweets and, of course, a variety of tea.Hats are optional!

Min 6 / Max 10Reservations: Stephanie Miller 512-667-6415

116 Purgatory Pass, San Marcos, 78666

Hosted by: Stephanie Miller & Denise Hunt

New Orleans Seafood Gumbo153 Champion CircleThursday, March 712pm – 2pm New Orleans-style seafood gumbo – the way only a true Cajun can make it. Wine, tea or beer and a mouth-watering bread pud-ding will be served.

Min 4 / Max 10Reservations: Sondra Holt 512-722-3391

145 Champion Circle, 78676

Hosted by: Stella Frilot, Judith Driscoll, Karen Nielsen

$20

$20

$17

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Palette Pleasers Arts Brunch209 Freedom DriveSaturday, March 912pm – 2:30pmArt lovers and collectors of original works won’t want to miss this. Meet guest artists who will speak informally about their styles and work. There will also be painting demonstrations, and last but not least, a selection of paintings for sale that will benefit the fund-raiser – “Fun, Mini-Masterpiece” art auction.

Min 20 / Max 25Reservations: Patti Morgan 512-847-6990

209 Freedom Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Patti Morgan, Tonda Frady, Shirley Anderson,Debbie Scott

Hike & Lunch with the Master Naturalists1224 River Mountain RoadFriday, April 5 (rain date: April 19)10am – 2pmDiscover the beauty of the Hill Country not seen from the road-ways. Join the Master Naturalists for a hike on narrow, steep, switchback trails along wet-weather creeks through lush native vegetation down to Lone Man Creek and back up through the aquifer-fed springs. Changes in elevation require some degree of fitness, but we’ll take time to enjoy the scenery and catch our breaths. It’s about 3 miles round-trip. We’ll have a well-earned lunch on the porch with a glass of wine or beer and take in the sweeping view of the hills and valleys.

Max 12Reservations: Judy Nichols 512-847-0257

1224 River Mountain Road, 78676

Hosted by: Judy Nichols, Sharon & Rick Graves, Merry & Chris Krueger, Patti & David Lewis

$30

$25

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Tiptoe Through the Morning Glories Brunch234 Winn Valley DriveSaturday, April 2010am – 12:30pmPlease join us for a brunch buffet under the large live oak trees, with a beautiful view of the hills. The adventure starts with a tour of the famous Morning Glories, designed and created by Buck Winn, Jr. in 1963. The tour includes the wonderful history be-hind these fiberglass sculptures and a small nature hike along the creek.

Min 6 / Max 20Reservations: Tinka Eoff 512-847-8722

234 Winn Valley Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Tinka Eoff, Paula King, Anna White, Judy Carey

A Wimberley-style Family Tree Luncheon101 Camino de RobleWednesday, April 1711:30am – 2pmDo you have an interesting family history to tell? Do you have questions about your ancestry? Join us for lunch with two experi-enced genealogists from the Wimberley Valley Genealogy Society and enjoy “A Taste of Wimberley” lunch prepared by some of the great cooks from the Wimberley United Methodist Church.

Min 6 / Max 12Reservations: Bobbie Hudnall 512-847-2034

101 Camino Roble, 78676

Hosted by: Bobbie Hudnall, Paula King, Anna White,Patsy Jacobs

Reminder!Call the reservationist listed for each event to book your space. Write your checks to WCCC Spring Event. Please note the name and date of the event on your check, and mail each check

(1 per event) to the reservationist.Thank you so much!

$20

$20

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Music & Mardi Gras on the Blanco125 Waterpark Road, San MarcosSunday, February 103pm – 5pmJoin Dr. David Morales for his only “in-town” performance. This Mardi Gras musical event is performed on the magnificent Lowrey Prestige Virtual Orchestra. Hear favorite music from Broadway, sounds from the past such as Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, a Disney Medley and more. After the music, share some Mardi Gras King Cake and coffee or tea.

Min 20 / Max 40Reservations: Elodie Brown 512-722-3378

15 Cypress Point, 78676

Hosted by: Marita Morales, Sara Lou & Charles Pipkin

Bible Study: Law & Grace (a 4 session class)Chapel in the Hills, 14601 RR124 Mondays, February 18, 25 and March 4, 1110am – 11amJoin us for a study and discussion of what the Bible says about law & grace. We’ll discuss what is law, what is grace? What did Jesus say about the law? What do we find in the New Testament letters? What about the 10 commandments? And what conclusions can we draw now?

Min 6 / Max 20Reservations: Pat Koeppe 512-847-1673

1101 Skyline Ridge Lookout, 78676

Presenter: Doug Koeppe

The Arts



$16

$20

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An Afternoon with Joe Nick Patoski2005 Hilltop DriveMonday, April 84pm – 6pmJoin us for a book reading and signing by Joe Nick Patoski, former senior staff editor at Texas Monthly Magazine. He will read from his latest book about Texas: The Dallas Cowboys: The Outrageous History of the Biggest, Loudest, Most Hated, Best Loved Football Team in America. It tells the story of how and why a 1960 fran-chise expansion into the NFL became America’s team and the most valuable franchise in sports. Joe Nick Patosi has written for Country Music, Rolling Stone, The Texas Observer, and The New York Times. He’s been writing about Texas for 40 years and his work includes biographies of Willie Nelson, Stevie Ray Vaughean, and Selena. Patoski’s signed books will be available to purchase.

Min 5 / Max 10Reservations: Dina de la Garza Rodriguez 512-422-0656

2005 Hilltop Drive, 78676

Hosted by Dina de la Garza Rodriguez & Michael Murphy

$15

Thank you!All the proceeds of these programs go right back into the community, supporting many lo-cal art organizations like Arts from the Heart,

EmilyAnn Theatre, Hill Country Community Band, Starlight Symphony, Lee Colee’s Summer Music Camp, Wimberley Players, Wimberley Valley Art

League and Arts Fest.

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On the RoadQuilt Museum & Bastrop Shopping TourLa Grange, TexasFriday, March 228am – 6pmThis trip will delight all quilt and art lovers, because these beau-tiful quilts are truly pieces of art. We’ll travel to the museum by bus, enjoying gourmet coffee and pastries along our scenic route. After touring the museum, we’ll head to historic downtown Bas-trop for lunch and shopping. On the relaxing drive home, you can sip a glass of wine and dream about your next quilting event.

$50 + $6 museum fee and personal lunch expensesMin 10 / Max 20

Reservations: Paula King 512-847-7876801 Rainbows End, 78676

Hosted by: Paula King, Milly Maxey, Cynthia Marion

San Antonio Missions TourSan Antonio, TexasSaturday, April 610am – 6pmJoin us for a fun and educational spring day trip to the San Anto-nio Missions National Park. What a great time of the year to visit San Antonio! We’ll travel from Wimberley and arrive in time for lunch at a famous traditional Mexican restaurant. Park rangers will guide us as we explore the largest concentration of missions remaining in North America: Missions San José, Conception, San Juan and Espada. Spain’s king and queen joined with the Catholic church to build the missions in the 1700s, which served the indig-enous people of the region soon-to-become Texas. Transportation, lunch and guides included.

Min 15 / Max 30Reservations: Cynthia Marion 214-497-4074

215 Rim Road, 78676

Hosted by: Cynthia Marion

$50+

$45

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Folklore by the ShoreSabino Ranch, 602 Sabino Ranch RoadTuesday, April 1510am – 1pmDrive through beautiful Sabino Ranch to a gorgeous setting over-looking Blue Hole. Long-time Wimberley residents and authors, Bill & M.F. Johnson, share stories of early Wimberley and the people who settled in the valley. Ever wondered about certain landmarks in Wimberley? Bill and M.F. will have your answers in their typically charming way. Lunch vittles will follow! In case of rain, we’ll meet in the Johnsons’ ranch house.

Min 10 / Max 40Reservations: Paula King 512-847-7876

801 Rainbows End, 78676

Presenters: Bill & M.F. JohnsonHosted by: Paula King, Carolyn Manning, Sharon Kennedy

Wine & Music Festival at Wildseed FarmWild Seed Farm, Fredricksburg, TexasSaturday, April 27 (depart from visitor’s center)12pm – 6pmJoin us for an afternoon trip to Wildseed Farms to sample local wines, food and music. Hill country favorites Trevor La Bonte Jazz, John Arthur Martinez and Joel Guzman, the Almost Patsy Cline Band, and Thomas Michael Riley will get you on the dance floor for a “Wine Country Boot Scoot.” Now that’s Texas! Your tour includes a souvenir wine glass, 7 tastings, and delicious food samples. Wine, food, t-shirts, hats and posters are for sale.

Min 15 / Max 30Reservations: Cynthia Marion 512-497-4074

215 Rim Road, 78676

Hosted by Cynthia Marion and Paula King



$15

$50

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“Canton 1st Monday Trade Days” Shopping TourCanton, Texas(departs from visitor’s center)Thursday & Friday, May 2 & 38am Thursday – 6pm FridayThis is the ultimate shopping trip! If you’ve always wanted to visit “Canton’s 1st Monday Trade Days,” then this trip is for you. We’ll travel in carpools and arrive in time to shop half a day Thursday, spend the night in the Quality Inn Hotel, shop Friday morning, and then head home with our treasures.

$110 + personal food and shopping expensesMin 12 / Max 24

Reservations: Paula King 512-847-7876801 Rainbows End, 78676

Hosted by: Paula King and Millie Maxey

Celebrate LearningSocial Security: Your Questions AnsweredEdward Jones Offices,15501 RR 12Saturday, February 210:30am – 11:30amEnjoy a continental breakfast as you learn how Social Security fits into your retirement income plan, when you should start taking benefits, and your tax considerations.

* $10 per person / $15 per coupleMin 5 / Max 20

Reservations: Suzanne Naccarato 512-847-299815501 RR12, 78676

Presented by Michael Murphy of Edward Jones



$110+

$10*

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The Creativity Lab: Exploring Life through the Arts(a 4-session event)Visitor Center, 14100 RR 12Tuesdays, February 5, 12, 19, 2610am – 12pm, except February 12: 9am – 11amUsing the creative loop process, discover the golden key to your creativity through a “me-search” method of self-work. With simple exercises that flow through creative principles, anyone can acti-vate their creative process, foster hidden talents, and enrich lives. Simple art materials are used and no artistic talent is required. Explore, discover, and enjoy giving gifts no one else can give.

Min 4 / Max 8Reservations: Roberta Shoemaker Beal 512-847-0371

PO Box 2112, 78676

Presenter: Roberta Shoemaker Beal

Making SausageBrookshire Brothers Meat Department,14100 RR 12Wednesday, February 64:30pm - 6:30pmLet us teach you which meats taste best together and what spices to use. This is an excellent event for hunters and cooks who would like to increase their skills. There will be lots of samples!

Min 10 / Max 20Reservations: Judy Walker 512-847-7902

PO Box 2109, 78676

Presenter: Norman Weiner / Underwriters: Brookshire Brothers

Cake Decorating for Kids (ages 6 – 12)Brookshire Brothers Deli, 14100 RR 12Saturday, February 910am – 12pmKids who love to help out in the kitchen can learn how to deco-rate cakes like the pros at this Brookshire Brothers cake decorat-ing class. Icing fun! We will show them how to do each step, demonstrate the basic techniques, and assist while they practice on their own cakes. Brookshire Brothers will also provide a basic set of decorating tools for each child to take home with their cake. And Brookshire Brothers cleans up the kitchen!

Min 6 / Max 12Reservations: Janelle Conzentino 512-722-3127

16 Palmer Lane, 78676

Presenter: Nina Urey / Underwriters: Brookshire Brothers

$15

$15

$50

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Self-publishing WorkshopWimberley Village Library, 400 FM 2325Friday, February 1510am – 12pmAlways wanted to write a book? There’s never been a better time with all the modern technology at your fingertips. This workshop will guide you through the self-publishing process from concep-tion to completion. Learn about the various publishing methods available to you and how to market your book when it becomes reality. Wimberley author Allan C. Kimball has had 7 books published, some with commercial publishers and some self-pub-lished, and will advise you on the ins and outs of each method.

$15 + $5 supply feeMin 8 / Max 15

Reservations: Madonna Kimball 512-847-51626 de Luna Lane, 78676

Hosted by: Allan C. Kimball and Madonna Kimball

Morning at the Museums7A Ranch, 333 Wayside DriveSaturday, February 1610am – 12pmVisit Jack Glover’s Cowboy Museum with one of the most unique and extensive collections of cowboy memorabilia and Indian artifacts. Another section of the museum at 7A features the most complete collections of bronze works by Frederic Remington. Light refreshments will be served.

Reservations: Barbara Pevoto 512-847-0066Min 6 / Max 12

617 Las Colinas, 78676

Hosted by: Jack & Sherry Glover, Trish Czichos

Seasonal Gardening 2013King Feed & Hardware StoreSaturday, February 1610am – 11amJoin Tim and the rest of the gardening staff for a discussion about gardening in Wimberley, its special challenges, and how to con-front them. We’ll talk about fixing poor soil, protecting your plants, choosing the right plants, nurturing the growing garden, managing weeds, and much, much more!

Min 5 / Max 15Reservations: Judy Fountain 512-847-3034

1 Heather Brook Lane, 78676

Presented by: Tim Thompson

$15+

$10

$15

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Hill Country Wine Tasting114B Wimberley SquareMonday, February 186pm – 8pmCome and relax in the warm and friendly atmosphere of our turn-of-the-century salon bar. We are offering samples of 7 of the latest Texas wines. A souvenir wine glass is yours to keep, and maybe you’ll find a wine accessory for that special someone too!

Min 6 / Max 10Reservations: Lynda Pyle 512-557-0280

600 Saddleridge, 78676

Hosted by: Jill Frazier & Beth Mitchell

Grant Writing WorkshopWimberley Visitor Center, 14100 RR 12 Wednesday, February 2010am – 12pmLearn to write a grant proposal, and make an application for com-munity development, college scholarships and nonprofit organi-zation grants. Jimmie is a professional grant writer and has written grants for the city of Houston for many years. She has been instru-mental in most of the programs in Wimberley that required fund-ing, including the Senior Center, Winters Wimberley House, and the Community Center.

Min 6 / Max 12Reservations: Carole Malone 512-847-7919

575B Winding Trail, 78676

Presenter: Jimmie Robinson

Your Jewelry Revived116 Purgatory Pass, San MarcosFriday, February 22 1:30pm – 3:30pmEver wondered what to do with that broken or out-of-style neck-lace? Take this opportunity to transform those beads (along with some new ones) and make an expandable bangle bracelet. We’ll show you how to mix and match and “voila!” You will go home with a new piece of jewelry you made yourself!

Min 6 / Max 10Reservations: Sue Bundy 512 847-0471

17 Creekside Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Stephanie Miller, Sue Bundy

$15

$15

$15

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Basic Gun Safety TrainingWimberley Community Center, 14068 RR 12Wednesday, February 276pm – 8pmLearn to make educated choices about guns, certified training classes, and gun safety. Art Kauffman is a certified Texas CHL and FFL instructor. He is also certified by the NRA to teach classes on Handgun, Rifle, “Refuse to be a Victim,” and Metallic Cartridge Reloading. He is dedicated to teaching the skills, knowledge and attitude necessary to be a competent gun owner. Includes Q&A.



Presenter: Art Kauffman

Flower Arranging Made SimpleWimberley Community Center, 14068 RR 12Friday, March 110am – 12pmLearn the proper care of fresh cut flowers and how to maximize blooming time. Learn which flowers last longest & what to look for when selecting fresh flowers. You will learn floral design basics and how to hand-tie a fresh cut bouquet. You’ll go home with the arrangement you’ve made! All flowers and supplies are donated by Brookshire Brothers.

Min 5 / Max 12Reservations: Janelle Conzentino 512-722-3127

16 Palmer Lane, 78676

Presenter: Carla Luke

2nd Annual “Spring into Ace”Ace Hardware Store, 14307 RR 12 (at the ‘Y’)Sunday, March 37pm – 9pmBack by popular demand! It’s spring and time to start thinking about lawn care, plants, gardening, home décor and painting. Ex-perts will be on hand to assist, and you’ll find discounts through-out the store. Enter to win fantastic prizes, or be one of the first 25 people through the door and receive a special goody bag!

No Min / No MaxReservations: Stephanie Miller 512-667-6415


Presenter: Wimberley Ace Hardware, Cary Palumbo, Manager

$15

$15

$10

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Encaustic Papercrafting116 Purgatory Pass, San MarcosTuesday, March 510am – 12pmThe art of waxing or using a matte medium will be taught for your paper crafting project. Make a tag or a journal. Learn collage. The possibilities are endless. All supplies will be furnished.



Hosted by: Stephanie Miller, Wendy Whittingham

Vegetable Gardening in Wimberley, Part 1King Feed and Hardware StoreSaturday, March 910am – 11amThe kick-off to the spring veggie gardening season! We’ll talk about feeding your soil, mulching, composting, planting, nurtur-ing, pest management, harvest, and the special needs of some veggies.



Presenter: Tim Thompson

Create a Web BlogThe Whimsy Store, 13801 RR 12Tuesday, March 12, 20131:30pm – 3:30pmEveryone has a story to tell, and blogs are a great place to do it. Learn how it’s done using blogspot.com and go home with enough knowledge to launch your own – in one class! Laptop required.

Min 5 / Max 8Reservations: Denise Jackson 512-940-2577

13801 RR12, 78676

Presenter: Denise Jackson

$15

$10

$25

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Tie-Dye PartySaturday, March 210am – 2pm251 Oak Knob DriveGive your clothes a unique second life. Bring 100% natural fiber items, pre-washed and ready to dye. You’ll learn the basic folds of tie dye and have fun creating wearable works of art. Supply fee: $1 per regular item, $5 for large towels, sheets, etc.

Min 10 / Max 20Reservations: Maya Goodson 512-923-5616

1009 Ridge Oak Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Robin Woods & Maya Goodson

Genealogy Workshop for Beginners (Morning Session)Wimberley Community Center, 4068 RR 12Wednesday, March 1310am – 12pmThis class is designed for beginners who have an interest in re-searching their family history. We cover where to start, filling out a pedigree chart (by hand), using local resources, as well as what free resources are available online. You may bring to the class your folder or small box of collected family material. Methods of organizing will be reviewed. The morning session will focus on the classic, non-computer-based approach.

Genealogy II: The Online Approach (Afternoon Session)Wimberley Community Center,14068 RR 12Wednesday, March 131pm – 3pmThis class is designed for beginners who have an interest in re-searching their family history. We cover where to start, filling out a pedigree chart (by hand), using local resources, as well as what free resources are available online. You may bring to the class your folder or small box of collected family material. Methods of organizing will be reviewed. The afternoon session will explain the computer-based approach.

$15 each session+ Supply Fee $10Min 5 / Max 15

Reservations: Judy Fountain 512-847-30341 Heather Brook Lane, 78676

Presenter: Cindy Foreman

$25+

$15+

$15+

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Labyrinth Walk at Mystic Hills Cottages10520 RR 12Tuesday, March 19(rain date Thursday, March 21)10am – 12pmBring family and friends to experience their new sacred center. In challenging times, sacred spaces focus and ground our creative and meditative efforts. Walk the ancient labyrinths of medieval builders’ design. Handouts available for $5.

Min 3 / Max 20Reservations: Roberta Shoemaker Beal 512-847-0371

PO Box 2112, 78676

Presenter: Roberta Shoemaker Beal / Underwriter: Cherri Burrows

What is Feng Shui?Wimberley Visitor Center, 14100 RR 12Wednesdays, March 20 & 271pm – 3 pm both daysThe practice of Feng Shui emphasizes the need for people to live in harmony with their environment. Session 1 provides a general overview and history of Feng Shui and explains how Western cultures use the power of intention. Session 2 answers your own Feng Shui questions about your home environment. Does color in your home influence you? Can you create the ambiance you want in each room? Learn how to create positive change in your per-sonal space.

Reservations: Susan Welch 512-847-9349Min 4 / Max 8

PO Box 1905, 78676

Presenter: Susan Welch



$20

$20

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Chickens 101:What came first…the chicken or the egg?320 Ranch House RoadSaturday, March 2310:30am – 12:30pmCome and join Fancy Feathers 4-H members for an afternoon of fun, information and homemade snacks. We will teach you the basics and advantages of raising a flock of backyard or snow chickens, cover the myriad of breeds, see how eggs are formed, take a tour of “Chicken Boy’s” coops, and answer your questions and send you home with a bag of goodies. Sign up for yourself and a friend!

Min 6 / Max 15Reservations: Jaci Kroupa 830-935-2608

320 Ranch House Road, 78676

Presented by: Fancy Feathers & Jaci Kroupa

Xeriscaping & the Practical Wimberley LawnKing Feed & Hardware StoreSaturday, March 2310am – 11amYes, you can conserve our most precious natural resource and still enjoy a beautiful landscape, garden and lawn! Come to this class to learn how.

Min 5/ Max 15Reservations: Judy Fountain 512-847-3034



Norwegian Baking738 Hill Country TrailThursday, March 2110am – 12pmDeilig! That’s Norwegian for delicious and that’s what you’ll say about lefse when you taste it. A popular soft flat bread in Scandi-navian countries – especially Norway – lefse is the equivalent of a Mexican tortilla, but even thinner, and made from riced, boiled potatoes. Bring your apron and join Norwegian native Signe Grif-fin for a morning of lefse-making. What we don’t eat, you take home. What a deal!



Presenter: Signe Griffin

$12

$10

$15

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CPR & First Aid220 Twilight TrailMonday, March 251pm – 3pmLearn how to help yourself and others through CPR. This class will help you update your CPR training and could save a life. You’ll also learn the basic first aid skills from the pros. Learn to control bleeding, splinting, snake bite treatment and more. Please wear comfortable clothes.

Min 6 / Max 10Reservations: Lynda Pyle 512-842-3087

600 Saddleridge Drive, 78676

Presenter: Richard Kay

Creative Scrapbooking & Card MakingWimberley Community Center,14068 RR 12Tuesdays, April 2, 9, 16, 2310am - 11amIdeas and inspiration abound in this course offering the basic foundation for preserving your memories with scrapbooking and card-making techniques to share with your family and friends. Let your creativity come alive with Lori Johnson, an experienced trainer. Over the 4 weeks, you’ll complete 2 one-page (12” x 12”) scrapbook layouts and 4 greeting cards. Optional: bring a few photos to crop and add to your layouts! $5 supply fee.

Min 5 / Max 15Reservations: Lori Johnson 512-921-3662

PO Box 402, 78676

Presenter: Lori Johnson, Hosted by: Paula King

EmilyAnn Tea Party & Tour1101 RR 2325Thursday, April 41:30pm – 3:00 pmJoin us for tea, cookies and cakes in the beautiful surroundings of EmilyAnn’s gardens. Tour the grounds, visit the Veterans Me-morial Plaza, see the new Burdine Johnson Studio Theatre, and learn more about the many events and activities that happen here throughout the year. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Max 35Reservations: Karen Moore 847-722-3481

40 Brookmeadow Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Laura Tanner, Ann & Norm Rolling

$30+

$15

$20

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Retirement: Making your Money LastEdward Jones Offices15501 RR 12Thursday, April 251:30pm – 2:30pmLearn investment strategies to help build security that will last throughout your retirement years.

$10 per person / $15 per coupleMin 5 / Max 20

Reservations: Suzanne Naccarato 512-847-299815501 RR 12, 78676

Presenter: Michael Murphy of Edward Jones

Vegetable Gardening in Wimberley, Part 2King Feed & Hardware StoreSaturday, April 610am – 11amThe second wave of spring veggie gardening: everything you need to know to put more and better vegetables on your table with less effort.




Raised Beds, Container Gardening, and CompostingKing Feed & Hardware StoreSaturday, April 2010am – 11amJoin our discussion of some of the easier ways to combat the real-ity of poor, thin, rocky and alkaline soils that are so common here.






$10*

$10

$10

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Make a Mother’s Day Surprise!Studio 201, 13501 RR 12 @ The VineyardSaturday, May 410am – 12pmJoin us for a morning of fun and creativity. Your little ones can make a gift for mom! (Can’t tell you what – it’ll spoil the surprise!) Craft projects will be available for all skill levels and ages to enjoy. Feel free to stay and work with your child or grandchild, or leave them with us to enjoy a morning of art!

Min 10 / Max 20Reservations: Melinda Ellisor 512-847-8500

Arts from the Heart, PO Box 581, 78676

Presenter: Arts from the Heart

Summer Gardening in WimberleyKing Feed & Hardware StoreSaturday, May 410am – 11amWe’ll offer practical ways to live with the most challenging time for gardens (and gardeners) in Wimberley without losing your mind. Save water, have beautiful flowers, eat bountiful harvests, and still have time to enjoy a glass of chardonnay in the shade.




Italian Cooking with Buck Gardner4771 Fischer Store RoadWednesday, May 111am – 2:30pmStephen Gardner returns for another fun and creative cooking experience. We’ll learn to prepare (and enjoy) authentic Italian dishes from someone who has had first-hand experience while living there. Buon Appetito!

Min 8 / Max 10Reservations: Judy Walker or Susie Churchill

512-847-7902PO Box 2109, 78676

Hosted by: Judy Walker, Susie Churchill

$25

$15

$10

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Mah Jongg Salad Luncheon701 Winn Valley DriveThursday, February 1410:30am – 3:30pmTake a drive through the hills, then rock on in and enjoy this ad-dictive game with some wonderful Mah Jongg friends.

Min 4 / Max 12Reservations: Sue Ann Iles 214-957-3335

PO Box 1733, 78676

Hosted by: Sue Ann Iles, Barbara Ash, Sherry Lessner, Sandra Binford

Fun & GamesMexican Train61 War BonnetThursday, February 712pm – 4pmEnjoy a light lunch and delicious dessert while sharing a day of fun playing the domino game Mexican Train.

Min 12 / Max 15Reservations: Pat Combs 512-517-5773

61 War Bonnet, 78676

Presenters: Pat Combs , Julia Moulinet

Sue Hopkins MemorialContract Bridge TournamentWimberley Community Center,14068 RR 12Wednesday, February 139:45am – 3pmEnjoy a day of social fun, while playing bridge. Lunch will be served. Prizes will be awarded each round. Grand prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.

$12 + $8 door feeNo Min / No Max

Reservations: Toni Vance 512-847-3910P.O. Box 893, 78676

Hosted by: Feets Shelton

$20

$15

$12+

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Mexican Train 27 Brookside DriveThursday, February 2112pm – 4pmEnjoy a light lunch and delicious dessert while sharing a day of fun playing the domino game Mexican Train.

Min 12 / Max 15Reservations: Pat Combs 214-517-5773

61 War Bonnet, 78676

Presenters: Pat Combs , Julia Moulinet

42 Domino Lessons (A 2-session Class) Wimberley Village Library, 400 FM 2325Thursdays, February 21 & 281pm – 3:30pmEasy to learn and easy to play while visiting, “42” is a trick tak-ing dominos game, with four players in fixed partnerships. “42” was invented in 1887 in Trappe Springs (now Garner), Texas, by 12-year-old William Thomas and 14-year-old Walter Earl, two fundamentalist Baptists who were caught playing Auction Whist with playing cards and were punished for it by their parents. Fun-damentalist Baptists regarded playing cards as the “Devil’s Picture Book” and did not allow card games but had no such restrictions on domino games. After these 2 fun afternoons of learning and practicing, no doubt you’ll want to keep playing this popular Wimberley game every chance you get! Refreshments will be served.

Min 4 / Max 20Reservations: Shirley Schliessmann 605-695-3168

91 Ridgewood Circle 78676

Presenter: Kathleen Young

Apples to Apples111 Live Oak DriveMonday, February 256pm – 9pmCome join us for wine and hors d’oeuvres and play Apples to Apples – a game of hilarious comparisons. Never played? No problem. It is quick to learn and loads of fun.

Min 4 / Max 8Reservations: Blaine Nelson 512-722-3148

111 Live Oak Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Blaine Nelson, Frank Bauer

$15

$12

$15

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Bridge Luncheon2001 Windmill RunMonday, March 410am – 3:30pmEnjoy a great time playing a game we all love. A delicious lun-cheon will be served, and a high and low prize will be awarded. Play will be into the early afternoon. Hope to see you there!

Min 8 / Max 12Reservations: Gay Wilkerson 512-847-9928

4 Brookhollow Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Dorothy Powell, Gay Wilkerson

Beginning Chess Lessons – 2 sessionsWimberley Village Library, 400 FM 2325Monday & Tuesday, February 25 & 262pm – 4pmDo you know the game? Can you make the right moves? Can you tell a rook from a pawn? If you’ve always wanted to learn, then Beginning Chess is the workshop for you. Come, learn to play, and have fun!


91 Ridgewood Circle, 78676

Presenter: Doug Ladd

Hand and Foot Champagne Brunch Lutheran Church, 101 W Spoke Hill RoadFriday, March 110:30am – 2:30pmAdults need play dates too, and this one is for ALL Hand & Foot players, no matter which version you play. First comes a hearty brunch of Belgian waffles and mimosas, followed by a short intro-duction to “The Zombie,” and then a relaxing afternoon of card-playing fun. Come and play with your usual card partners or join new partners and make new friends!



Hosted by: Ron & Gayle Weir, Mike and Shirley Schliessmann

$15

$15

$12

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Metal Detecting Treasure Hunt333 Wayside Drive, 7A Ranch volleyball courtsSaturday, March 99am – 10:30amCome hunt for buried treasure! Members of the Austin Metal Detecting Club will show you how to use a metal detector to find buried prizes. Hunt for old coins, rings, trinkets – who knows? Metal detectors are provided.



Hosted by: Blaine Nelson, Larry Vickers

TIC – a New Card GameLutheran Church, 101 W Spoke Hill RoadWednesday, March 131pm – 4pmIt’s new! It’s easy! It’s fun! And there’s no bidding or trick-taking involved. One afternoon of lessons and practice will bring you many hours of entertainment with family and friends. Refresh-ments will be served.


91 Ridgewood Circle, 78676

Hosted by: Jan & Al Erlandson

Bunco Luncheon3206 Flite Acres RoadThursday, March 1411:30am – 3:30pmEnjoy drinks and a delicious lunch with new and old friends, and enjoy the fun game of Bunco.

Min 12 / Max 12Reservations: Mary Ann Schuller 512-847-6410

80 Brookhollow Drive, 78676

Hosted by: Barbara Dugger, Mary Ann Schuller, Jean Ann Reeves



$25

$12

$15

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Sequence: a Game of Strategy111 Live Oak DriveWednesday, March 276pm – 9pmCome and enjoy wine and hors d’oeuvres as we play Sequence – an exciting game of strategy. Never played? No problem. It’s quick to learn and a lot of fun!



Hosted by: Blaine Nelson, Frank Bauer

Hearts Card GameWimberley Village Library, 400 FM 2325Tuesday, March 191pm – 4pmHearts is a fun card game that’s easy to learn, yet it offers a variety of strategic and tactical variations that makes it interesting and very addictive. It’s a perfect game to share with family and friends as play is compatible with a conversation-friendly and informal environment. Come join us for a relaxing and enjoyable time! Refreshments will be served.

Min 8 / Max 20Reservations: Darlene Kukla 512-847-3884

115 Carril Vaquero, 78676

Hosted by: Charlie Plassmann

Bocce Ball TournamentChateau Brion,1250 River Mountain RoadTuesday, March 26(rain date March 28)1pm – 5pm (or until a winner is declared)Let the games begin! Come join us for a fun-filled bocce ball tournament. It’s easy to learn and to play. Participants will draw for teams. We’ll play until a winner is declared, while enjoying beer, wine and food. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

Min 8 / Max 12Reservations: Sue Brion 972-679-4716

13501 RR12 #103, 78676

Hosted by: Bob and Sue Brion

$12

$30

$15

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Mah Jongg LuncheonChapel in the Hills, 14601 RR12Wednesday, April 1011:30am – 3:30pmJoin us for an afternoon of fun!

Min 12 / No MaxReservations: Pat Schwettmann 512-722-3330

PO Box 1346, 78676

Hosted by: Mary Ann Schuller, Pat Schwettmann, Donna Johnson

Beginning Mah Jongg (4 lessons)Wimberley Community Center, 14068 RR12Wednesdays, April 3, 10, 17, 241pm – 3pmMah Jongg is an ancient Chinese tile game that has been adapted to our Western culture and is a popular Wimberley pastime. Join us and learn how to play this fascinating and sometimes addictive game. Beginners can learn and rusty players can brush up on their game.

Min 6 / Max 12Reservations: Kathie Parker 512-847-1147

23 Chisholm Trail, 78676

Hosted by: Kathie Parker

Ladies Afternoon of FunWimberley Community Center, 14068 RR12Monday, April 111:30am – 2:30pmNo Bunco, no Bridge, no Mexican Train. Come and play the old-fashioned games of years gone by. Refreshments and prizes!

Min 5 / Max 8Reservations: Marylou Melton 512 847-2849

411 Pack Saddle Pass, 78676

Hosted by: Marylou Melton



$20

$15

$15

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Kids Only Scavenger Scramble (ages 6 – 12)221 Woodacre Drive (Jacob’s Well)Sunday, April 282pm – 4pmYou’ll squeal with delight as you find things out of sight. Dress for rugged fun so you can stay on the run! Prizes and refreshments. Scavenger hunts will be divided ages 6 – 9 and 10 – 12.



Hosted by: Blaine Nelson, Suzanne Davis, Shirley Schliessmann

Introduction to GeocachingWimberley Visitor Center,14100 RR12Sunday, April 212pm – 4pmYou’ve probably heard about it, read about it, wondered what it is. Here’s your chance to find out and actually do it! Geocaching is a popular real world outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of coordi-nates and then attempt to find the cache container hidden at the location. Bring your smart phone or GPS device – make sure they are fully charged up! – and we’ll show you everything you need to know before taking you on a short field trip to a local cache. You’ll be surprised to find what’s located within a few miles of where you are every day! Come join us for a little education, a light snack, and a lot of adventure!



Hosted by: Ron Weir, Shirley Schliessmann, Ken Balacek

$15

$10

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Grand FinaleA Black & White

Celebration

It’s time to celebrate theconclusion of our 30th season of

spring fundraising events.

Join us for an evening of scrump-tious hors d’oeuvres, delectable desserts, a variety of libations, and toe-tapping music for your dancing or listening pleasure.

The evening will feature live swing and jazz music in memory of music lover John King, the late

husband of our co-host Paula King. It’s a dressy casual evening,

nothing formal required – just black and white!

Min 50 / Max 100Reservations:Darlene Kukla512-847-3884

115 Carril Vaquero,78676

* Book now! We start taking reservations at 9:00 on Monday, January 14, 2013. But lucky you

– for this event only,payment is due no later than

March 15.

$50

Hosted by: Paula King, Darlene Kukla, Gayle Weir

And thanks to:

Kay Allison, Barbara Blair, Sharon Drobeck, Patsy Jacobs, Mary Ann Jorgensen, Aurora LeBrun, Anna White, Claire Julian, Dina Rodriguez, Shirley Schliessmann; and our underwriters: Saza Dobie, Pat Koeppe,

and various committee members

900 FM 32,Wimberley

Thursday, May 166:30pm – 9pm

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Thank you for participating in the 2013 Spring Event.

The Wimberley Community Civic Club is proud to present our 30th year of parties, tours, learning opportunities, games and music. The support of our members and the entire community makes this program possible, and the funds we raise go right back to other community programs we all care about. We’re

grateful for your ongoing support.

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