Spring is full of events in the Texas Hill Country — from chili cookoffs to a historic folk festival to a Fredericksburg festival honoring craft beer.
is $10 for adults and children ages 3 and younger are free. The event is described as the largest hands-on, creative festival for kids and parents in the Hill Country.- The 18-day Kerrville Folk Festival will kick off on May 25 and run through June 11.
The festival offers concerts and activities for all ages that are focused on nurturing and developing artistic expression, especially the art of songwriting, according to the- The Old Town Street Festival in Leander will take place on June 3. Texas musicians bring the stage to life all day while family-friendly activities delight both adults and children.
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