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Wimberley Community Civic ClubCelebrates the 32nd Anniversary

of Fundraising for Our Community

1983 – 2015

A Book of

FUN Events & Activities

There’s Something for Everyone!

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Wimberley Community Civic Clubpresents the

32nd Annual

Spring Event FundraiserSince 1983, the Wimberley Civic Club’s annual fundraising events have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. The money you spend on these events goes directly back to our community. In May of 2014, over $51,000 was donated back to Wimberley. This included 12 scholarships to high school seniors and donations to the following worthy organizations:

ARF, Barnabas Connection, Combined Community, Meals on Wheels, Crisis Bread Basket, EmilyAnn Theatre & Gardens,

Friends of Blue Hole, Friends of the Library, Good Samaritan Community Services, Habitat for Humanity,

Hill Country Community Band, Lee Colee Studios, PAWS, Senior Citizens Craft Shop, Starlight Symphony Orchestra, WAG,

Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce, Wimberley Community Chorus, Wimberley Players, Wimberley Valley Art League,

Wimberley Valley Water Testing, Wimberley Village Library

CommitteeCo-Chairs: Janet Casper, Karen Myers, & Anna White.

Sandra Balacek, Susie Churchill, Amy Cartee-Cox, Judy Fountain, Jan Fitzhugh, Tonda Frady, Susie Logan, Becky McCullough, Stephanie Miller, Cathy Moreman, Dina de la Garza Rodriquez, Mary Ann Schuller, Shirley

Schliessman, Betty Jo Slider, Ellen Tarver and Lori Wright.

Wimberley CCCP.O. Box 416

Wimberley, Texas 78676

www.wimberleyccc.org

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Table of ContentsLook in the book for the following great events and pick a few!

It’s all for a good cause!

Reservation Information ...................1 Calendar Listing ................................2 Talk of the Town Events ....................5 Dinners & Cocktail Hours ............... 11 Lunches & Brunches ........................14 The Arts ...........................................17 On the Road .....................................22 Celebrate Learning .........................24 Fun & Games ...................................32 Grand Finale ....................................36

How to Book A Spring EventReservations begin at 9AM, Monday, January 12, 2015

Reservations for all events can be made online at www.wimberleyccc.org. Click on Spring Event to begin shopping

for all of the fun events you wish to attend. You may book as many events and for as many people as you would like.

There will be one charge to your credit card per visit.

Address your questions to [email protected] or [email protected].

The 2015 Spring Event Committee Co-Chairs Janet Casper ~ 214-762-0022 Karen Myers ~ 214-507-3587 Anna White ~ 512-847-8503

If you cancel within 10 days or less of the event, your fee is non-refundable.

Don,t delay! Some events sell out fast.

We are grateful for your donations.Thank you one and all for your contributions—both financial and

otherwise—to the success of this program. Proceeds benefit the entire Wimberley community.

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Calendar ListingFEBRUARYTALK OF THE TOWN Feb 7 | Chinese New Year Dinner & Auction .......................................................5 Feb 15 | Backstage Pass ..........................................................................................6 Feb 27 | Trivia Night ..............................................................................................6

DINNERS & COCKTAIL HOURS Feb 12 | All Aboard the Party Train .....................................................................11 Feb 14 | A Perfectly Romantic Evening ................................................................11 Feb 21 | Casual New Orleans Dinner ...................................................................11

LUNCHES & BRUNCHES Feb 5 | Cooking Classic Southwest with a Regional Twist ..................................14 Feb 18 | Mah Jongg Luncheon .............................................................................14 Feb 25 | Fused Glass Bowl Luncheon ...................................................................14

THE ARTS Feb 9 | Pigment with a Twist ..............................................................................17 Feb 10 | Paint Like Pro in 90 Minutes .................................................................17 Feb 21 | 3-D Creations in Clay .............................................................................18 Feb 25 | What a Perfect Pair .................................................................................18

ON THE ROAD Feb 18 | San Antonio Missions .............................................................................22 Feb 24 | McNay Museum of Art ..........................................................................22

CELEBRATE LEARNING Feb 2 | Jewels from Job, Session 1 of 4 ...............................................................24 Feb 3 | An Introduction to Essential Oils ...........................................................24 Feb 4 | Cut, Fold, Emboss ...................................................................................25 Feb 9 | Jewels from Job, Session 2 of 4 ...............................................................24 Feb 11 | How to use Google Earth in Your Genealogy Research .........................25 Feb 12 | Minutes to Wow Valentine’s Day Cards .................................................25 Feb 16 | Jewels from Job, Session 3 of 4 ...............................................................24 Feb 18 | Build a Family Tree Online ....................................................................25 Feb 19 | Flower Power ..........................................................................................26 Feb 21 | Wimberley Gardening 101 .....................................................................26 Feb 23 | Jewels from Job, Session 4 of 4 ...............................................................24 Feb 28 | Morning at the Museum .........................................................................26 Feb 28 | BBQ Tips, Tricks & Techniques .............................................................27

FUN & GAMES Feb 10 | Let’s Play Bunko .....................................................................................32 Feb 11 | Sue Hopkins Memorial Bridge Tournament ..........................................32 Feb 17 | Beginning Mah Jongg, Session 1 of 4 .....................................................32 Feb 19 | 42 Dominos Lessons, Session 1 of 2 .......................................................33 Feb 24 | Beginning Mah Jongg, Session 2 of 4 .....................................................32 Feb 26 | 42 Dominos Lessons, Session 2 of 2 .......................................................33

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Calendar ListingMARCHTALK OF THE TOWN Mar 6 | Rockin A Ranch .......................................................................................7 Mar 28 | 4th Annual Smokin Chili Cook-off ..........................................................8

DINNERS & COCKTAIL HOURS Mar 14 | High on the Hog .....................................................................................12 Mar 25 | Taste of Texas ........................................................................................12 Mar 27 | Bubbles on the Blanco ............................................................................12

LUNCHES & BRUNCHES Mar 5 | Japanese Luncheon .................................................................................15 Mar 5 | Fiction Gems ..........................................................................................15 Mar 16 | Hand and Foot Champagne Brunch.......................................................15 Mar 18 | Country Southern Living in Style ...........................................................16 Mar 23 | Bridge Luncheon Extraordinaire ............................................................16 Mar 25 | Italian Cooking Class ..............................................................................16

THE ARTS Mar 2 | Paint Makes Everything Prettier .............................................................18 Mar 4 | Lunch with Picasso .................................................................................19 Mar 9 | Palettes with Pinot ..................................................................................19 Mar 18 | A Charming Experience .........................................................................19 Mar 25 | Happy Bird Baths ...................................................................................20 Mar 26 | Brush and Brunch ...................................................................................20

ON THE ROAD Mar 24 | Painted Churches of Schulenburg ..........................................................22 Mar 26 | Texas Hill Country Fashion Event ..........................................................23

CELEBRATE LEARNING Mar 4 | What’s Best Next, Session 1 of 4 ............................................................27 Mar 5 | What is Zentangle? .................................................................................27 Mar 7 | Growing Vegetables, Part Uno ...............................................................28 Mar 9 | Alexander Technique ..............................................................................28 Mar 12 | Norwegian Baking ..................................................................................28 Mar 12 | Self Publishing ........................................................................................29 Mar 12 | Minutes to Wow Spring Cards ................................................................29 Mar 19 | Twisted Biscotti .......................................................................................29 Mar 21 | Water-Wise Gardening ...........................................................................30 Mar 28 | Cookie Decorating Class for Kids...........................................................30

FUN & GAMES Mar 3 | Beginning Mah Jongg, Session 3 of 4 .....................................................32 Mar 10 | Beginning Mah Jongg, Session 4 of 4 .....................................................32 Mar 3 | Learn to Play Bridge, Session 1 of 4 .......................................................33 Mar 10 | Learn to Play Bridge, Session 2 of 4 .......................................................33 Mar 11 | Pokeno ....................................................................................................33 Mar 17 | Learn to Play Bridge, Session 3 of 4 .......................................................33 Mar 21 | Metal Detecting Treasure Hunt ..............................................................34 Mar 24 | Learn to Play Bridge, Session 4 of 4 .......................................................33 Mar 31 | Afternoon of Duplicate Bridge ...............................................................34 Mar 31 | Intermediate Bridge (2 Session Class) .....................................................34

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Calendar ListingAPRILTALK OF THE TOWN Apr 11 | Cheers on the Cypress ..............................................................................9 Apr 16 | Cruise Canyon Lake ...............................................................................10

DINNERS & COCKTAIL HOURS Apr 9 | All Aboard the Mexican Train................................................................13 Apr 17 | Triple Bs at the Moores ..........................................................................13

LUNCHES & BRUNCHES Apr 8 | Mexican Train Luncheon .......................................................................17

THE ARTS Apr 6 | Bedaub and Bubbly ................................................................................20 Apr 7 | Photography at the Edge ........................................................................21 Apr 19 | Swing into Spring with Music .................................................................21 Apr 22 | Fusion Fun ..............................................................................................21

ON THE ROAD Apr 8 | Selah Bamberger Ranch Preserve..........................................................23 Apr 14 | Smell the Roses and get some Texas History ..........................................23 Apr 21 | Folklore by the Shore ..............................................................................24

CELEBRATE LEARNING Apr 2 | Boot Scootin’ Blue Jeans .........................................................................30 Apr 2 | Growing Vegetables, Part Dos ................................................................30 Apr 10 | Men’s Nite Out .......................................................................................31 Apr 11 | Chickens 101. What Came First... the Chicken or the Egg? ...................31 Apr 18 | Raised Beds and Container Gardening ..................................................31

FUN & GAMES Apr 18 | 42 Dominos Tournament .......................................................................35 Apr 29 | Mah Jongg Marathon .............................................................................35

GRAND FINALE Apr 26 | Rock n’ Roll the Night Away ..................................................................36

MAYDINNERS & COCKTAIL HOURS May 1 | Cocktails & Conversation .......................................................................13

CELEBRATE LEARNING May 2 | Composting and Summer Gardening .....................................................31

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TALK OF THE TOWN

Chinese New YearDinner & AuctionWimberley Community Center14068 RR 12, WimberleySaturday, February 7, 20155:30PM to 9:00PM

It’s the Year of the Lamb.Ring in the Chinese New Year with a silent and fun live auction. Appetizers, wines, beers, an authentic full Chinese buffet, and desserts are on the menu. Buy a roll of quarters and pick up your gong auction paddle at the door. The Grand Emperor calls out an item and coin value displayed by Zanna Bright. Bidders throw their coins in a pot and raise their paddles. As numbers are called at random the Almighty Gong Master sounds the gong and Ta Da! The winner is the last number called. Join us!

Spring Event Committee: Anna White, Marilyn Wilson, Lori Wright, Shellie Jones, Judy Fountain, Annette Dunne, & Janet Casper

Min 40 / Max 100Reservations online at www.wimberleyccc.org

Questions: [email protected]

$40plus

Quarters for Auction

DeMasters-Daniel� Insurance Agency, Inc.

107 E. Summit Drive, P.O. Box 2249 • Wimberley, TX 78676-9990Office: 512-847-5549 • Toll Free: 855-711-4012 • FAX: 512-847-2107

E-mail: [email protected]

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Backstage Pass $18Wimberley Community Center14068 RR 12, WimberleySunday, February 15, 20154PM to 7PM

Back by popular demand! You won’t want to miss this lively, toe-tapping concert brought to you by the Hill Country Jazz Band! Listen, dance and sing along with the songs you have loved throughout the years. After the concert, a delicious dinner accompanied by wine, along with a scrump-tious dessert, will be served. This is an event that will have you humming the tunes for weeks. Grab your friend or dance partner and join the fun!

Spring Event Committee


Questions: janetcasper@yahoocom

Trivia Night! $35Wimberley Community Center14068 RR 12, WimberleyFriday, February 27, 20156PM to 8:30PM

Are you smarter than your neighbor? Do you keep little-known (and often useless) facts stored in your brain? Join us as we unlock all that knowl-edge in a trivia contest. Before the game begins, we will enjoy a delicious catered dinner. Emcee Ian Green will then guide us through the evening as questions are accompanied by songs, skits and onscreen presentations. We will compete table against table for the grand prize! You won’t want to miss this fun evening! BYOB.




TALK OF THE TOWN

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TALK OF THE TOWN

Rockin’ A Ranch $40John Knox Ranch1661 John Knox Road, FischerFriday, March 6, 20156PM to 9PM

Dust off your boots, put on some bling, and come prepared to have a good time! Join us for an evening of BBQ buffet, catered by Kent Black’s BBQ Restaurant. Yes, the same one from Lockhart featured on CBS Sunday morning. Toe tapping music by the local Wimberley band, The Distractions, will be provided for your dancing and listening pleasure. BYOB or your personal libation.




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4th Annual Smokin’ Red HotChili Cook-off $6Lions Market Day Pavilion601 FM 2325, WimberleySaturday, March 28, 201511AM to 3:30PM

Come and enjoy live music including Marvin Bottera & Friends, Perry Raybuck, and Lori Wright. Prizes, food, drinks, and samples of all the chilis. Vote for Best Chili and Best Booth. Don’t miss The Grand Chili Cook-Off Award Ceremony at 2:00PM with trophies awarded for judged chilies and People’s Choice. Register online or pay at the gate on arrival.

Spring Event Committee: Anna White, Tonda Frady, Sandy Balacek, Susie Churchill, Susie Logan, Cathy Moreman, Shirley Schliessmann, Ellen Tarver, Lori Wright

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

4th Annual Smokin’ Red Hot Chili Cook-off TEAMS $50Lions Market Day Pavilion601 FM 2325, WimberleySaturday, March 28, 20158AM to 3:30PM

Reserve a 10x10-ft. or 20-ft. spot for your cooking team and enter your special chili recipe for red, white, or green for judging. You may enter all three! Make the day exciting for visitors by decorating your booth and giv-ing prizes. The People’s Choice trophies are the biggest and hardest to win! MUST download information forms at www.wimberleyccc.org and return signed entry with payment to be registered.

Cook-off Co-Chairs: Anna White and Tonda Frady

Min 10 / Max 40Reservations:

Tonda Frady ~ 512-426-5225Anna White ~ 512-971-6219 or [email protected]

TALK OF THE TOWN

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Cheers on the Cypress $38205 Loma Vista, WimberleySaturday, April 11, 20155PM to 7:30PM

Our oldtime favorite event, Bliss on the Blanco, has a new name and loca-tion. Cheers on the Cypress will (now) be held at the incredible home of Peter & Mary Faye Way. A group of some of the greatest guy chefs in the Wimberley Valley will cater the event. Come enjoy the sounds of the band Tin Roof while enjoying the gorgeous location, the tasty hors d’oeuvres, and sipping wine or beer. It will, once again, be the happiest Happy Hour event of the year.

Spring Event CommitteeMin 80 / Max 150

Reservations online at www.wimberleyccc.orgQuestions: [email protected]

TALK OF THE TOWN

Byron W. Eckols, Agent512 847 9400

173 FM 3237, Unit BWimberley, TX 78676www.byroneckols.com

That’s what our town is made of.State Farm® has a long heritage of helping out in the community. That’s why I am proud to support Wimberley.

Get to a better State®

Community starts with neighbors who care.

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TALK OF THE TOWN

Cruise Canyon Lake $70Canyon Lake 280 MarinaThursday, April 16, 20155:30PM to 8:30PM

Party-on-the-Water at Canyon Lake! Enjoy an adventure and a delicious barbeque dinner from Baja Bar and Grill on the Can-yon Cruiser while watching the awesome sunset over the water. This boat turns into a big party once it sets sail!Spring Event Committee



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Dinners & Cocktail HoursAll Aboard the Party Train $40231 Southriver, WimberleyThursday, February 12, 20155PM to 8PM

Arrive at The Station for appetizers and cocktails. Guests will receive an express ticket to have a tour of the train room. After tours, passengers will go to the dining cars for a four-course meal, including Central Pacific Beef Stroganoff.

Hosted by Patsy Jacobs, Nancy & Tom Jenkins, Sandy & Ken Balacek, Connie & Joe Maverick



A Perfectly Romantic Evening $60890 Moss Rose Lane, DriftwoodSaturday, February 14, 20156PM to 8:30PM

Do you hear soft romantic live music in the background? Is the aroma of delicious food tempting your tastebuds? Is that wine you see being served at the bar? Are you dreaming or are you really in a beautiful setting spending a fabulous romantic evening with your sweetie? Please let us make your dreams come true by joining us for this very special Valentine experience!! A special note: Our music cupid has history! Joyce Webb was the featured vocalist with the Houston POPS for 10 years.

Spring Event Committee Gaye Cobb, Tracy Calamari, Cassie Dyson



Casual New Orleans Dinner $50890 Moss Rose Lane, DriftwoodSaturday, February 21, 20156:30PM to 8PM

Laissez les bon temps rouler! You will feel like you are in a fine New Orleans restaurant as you taste and enjoy this menu of BBQ shrimp, salad, crusty bread, chicken and sausage gumbo. Top it off with warm bread pudding and bourbon sauce!

Spring Event Committee Carrie Campbell, Cassie Dyson, Carolyn Manning



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High on the Hog $40RR 32 & The Narrows RdSaturday, March 14, 20156PM to 9PM

BBQ Hog Heaven! Beer, wine, and music and a delight of all the fixin’s. We’ll have a night under the Texas stars making new memories with new friends because it is the Wright thing to do!!

Wright’s Heating-AC, Hillbillyz, Calley’s Jewelry, Wimberley Veterinary Clinic, Jan Thompson, Wimberley Auto



Taste of Texas $302005 Hilltop Dr., WimberleyWednesday, March 25, 20156:30PM to 8:30PM

Yee Haw!! Join us for appetizers, followed by venison chili and yummy cornbread, along with your choice of Texas beer or Texas wine. Dessert and coffee to top it off !! Giddy-Up!!

Dina D. Rodriquez, Michael S. Murphy



Bubbles on the Blanco $50821 Southriver, WimberleyFriday, March 27, 20156:30PM to 9PM

Enjoy a relaxing spring evening on the banks of the Blanco River listening to recording artists Zack Kibodeaux and Greg Essington of the Blue Wa-ter Highway Band. The hosts will provide heavy hors d’ouevres, bubbly drinks, beer, and wine. It is a casual evening, so leave your heels, ties, and worries at home.

Becky & Mike McCullough, Sandy & Ken Balacek, Nicole & Micky Ryan, Jo & Steve Gartside



Dinners & Cocktail Hours

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Dinners & Cocktail HoursAll Aboard the Mexican Train $30801 Rainbow’s End, WimberleyThursday, April 9, 20156PM to 10PM

OLE’! Come and enjoy a night in old Mexico. A colorful night with mar-garitas, sangria wine, and a Mexican dinner. Then we’ll enjoy the game everyone in Wimberley loves to play - Mexican Train.

Paula King, Maridel Martinez, Marylou Melton



Triple Bs at the Moores $35540 Ledgerock Rd, WimberleyFriday, April 17, 20155PM to 7PM

Come have a smokin’ good time at the Moores’ Triple B (Buddy’s Bar-beque Banquet) Dinner. While Cowboy Buddy and his wranglers rustle up a good ol’ fashion barbeque, sip on a glass of wine and nibble on tasty appetizers while you amble the garden paths or enjoy the view from the porches. The banquet will be served indoors and will include smoked brisket, baby back ribs, sausage, chicken, and salmon. Dress is casual, and jeans are always in style at the Triple B.

Buddy & Cathy Moore, Jon Ed & Lynda Blakistone, Stan & Lisa Czarnecki, Joyce Gonzalez, Charlie & Carol Plassmann

Min 8 / Max 20Reservations online at www.wimberleyccc.orgQuestions: [email protected]

Cocktails & Conversation $404558 Mail Route Rd, FischerFriday, May 1, 20156:30PM to 9PM

We’ll have the cocktails. You bring the conversation. Mix with old friends and mingle with new ones while you enjoy an array of heavy hors d’oeuvres and wine. Wonderful views, tasty food, and interesting people make for an unforgettable evening!!

Rosalee & Dallas Laumbach, Judy & Jim Ansley, Sandra & Wellborn Gregg, Karen & John Myers



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Lunches & BrunchesCooking Classic Southwest with a $20Regional Twist Wimberley Library Multipurpose Room 400 FM 2325, WimberleyThursday, February 5, 201511:30AM to 1PM

Learn to cook a classic luncheon fare with a regional twist: Southwestern Steak Salad and Tex Mex Tomato Soup.

Carroll Wilson,Sandra Balacek



Mah Jongg Luncheon $2580 Brookhollow Drive, WoodcreekWednesday, February 18, 201511:30AM to 3PM

Come join us for a fun afternoon of Mah Jongg and lunch.

Mary Ann Schuller, Donna Johnson



Fused Glass Bowl Luncheon $282113 Spoke Hollow, WimberleyWednesday, February 25, 201510AM to 1PM

Participants will design their own small glass bowl by gluing pieces of di-chraic glass to a 3 x 3 glass square. A delicious lunch will be served. After her guests have departed, Diane will fuse the glass in a kiln and then slump it into a small bowl mold. The bowls will be ready to be picked up a few days later.

Diane King, Barbara Blair, Janelle Conzentino



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Japanese Luncheon $3013 Meridian Drive, WimberleyThursday, March 5, 201511:30AM to 1:30PM

Tempura is one of the most popular Japanese meals. We will cook Tem-pura and serve while sizzling hot, along with other traditional Japanese dishes. The hostesses will serve you while presenting interesting facts about the food and Japanese culture. Sake will be served by a Gaijin (American) dressed in traditional Japanese Haori.

Tomoko Long, Fumi Harris, Mineko Wilmore



Fiction Gems! $16Wimberley Library Multipurpose RoomThursday, March 5, 201512PM to 2PM

Join Carrie and Beverly as they discuss several fictional hidden gems by au-thors you may or may not know about! The library will provide a free copy of one of these books. A boxed lunch with beverage will be served.

Carrie Campbell, Beverly Belote, Rotary Club of Wimberley, and Wimberley Library



Hand and Foot Champagne Brunch $20Lutheran Church101 West Spoke Hill, WimberleyMonday, March 16, 201510:30AM to 2:30PM

Calling all Hand and Foot players, no matter which version you play. You will be treated to a hearty brunch, Belgian Waffles, and Mimosas and more! Plan a fun and relaxing afternoon of card-playing. You may bring your card partners or join new partners and make new friends!

Gayle and Ron Weir, Shirley and Mike Schliessmann



Lunches & Brunches

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Country Southern Living in Style $254771 Fischer Store Rd., WimberleyWednesday, March 18, 201511:30AM to 2:30PM

Enjoy a four-course lunch from the pages of Southern Living magazine. The Hill Country Neighbors lunch group will prepare their favorite reci-pes to delight your palate.

Sue Bundy, Tomoko Long, Karen Moore, Susie Churchill, Judy Walker, Stephanie Miller, Joann Schleyer, Dee Regan, Donna Krumblis, Judy Czop, Carole Malone



Bridge Lunch Extraordinaire $252001 Windmill Run, WimberleyMonday, March 23, 201510AM to 3:30PM

Join us for a day of bridge, highlighted by a delightful lunch. There are prizes to be won! What could be more fun? We hope to see you there.

Dorothy Powell, Gay Wilkerson, Sharon Hogan



Italian Cooking Class $304771 Fischer Store Rd., WimberleyWednesday, March 25, 201511:30AM to 2:30PM

The Men’s Supper Club presents an afternoon in Italy. Delicious appetiz-ers will be served. Learn to create pasta sauce from scratch. Enjoy a deli-cious lunch followed by a lovely dessert. Prepare to be pampered.

Buck Gardner, Jerry Moore, Steve Loveless, David Miller, Frank Walker, Warren Gilbert



Lunches & Brunches

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Mexican Train Luncheon $20#7 Brookside Drive, WimberleyWednesday, April 8, 201512PM to 4PM

Join us for a delicious lunch and dessert followed by a fun-filled afternoon playing the domino game Mexican Train.

Julia Moulinet, Pat Combs



Lunches & Brunches

The ArtsPigment with a Twist $20The Art Vine13500 Ranch Road 12, WimberleySunday, February 9, 20151PM to 3PM

Join artist Laura Greene at the Art Vine for a fun afternoon of group painting and a sip of vino, if you like. Never painted? Not a problem! Laura’s instructions will have you painting like a master in no time. Leave with a painting you will be proud to show off and skills to use again and again.

Laura GreeneMin 4 / Max 12


Paint Like a Pro in 90 Minutes $15Art on 1213811 Ranch Road 12, WimberleyMonday, February 10, 20156:30PM to 8PM

Award-winning artist Bob Cook will share 10 shortcuts and tools to create successful paintings without waiting for the development of painting skills. Bob will paint a demo using the shortcuts. These tools and shortcuts are universal to oil and acrylic painting.

Bob CookMin 8 / Max 20


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3-D Creations in Clay $15Agua Fresca Studios3100 FM 3237, WimberleySaturday, February 21, 201510AM to 12PM

Professional art teacher Jennifer Ober of Agua Fresca Studios will nurture the creative talents of children, ages 8 and up, in this clay workshop. Each child will create their own 3-D masterpiece. Note that the clay projects will have to stay to dry and be fired in the kiln before they are ready to be picked up.

Jennifer OberMin 2 / Max 10


What a Perfect Pair $20Arbor Gate Studio14 Springwood Circle, WimberleyWednesday, February 25, 20152PM to 4PMCome for an afternoon of creativity in the beautiful setting at Arbor Gate Studio, and leave with new skills and new jewelry. You’ll learn to emboss, wire wrap, and embellish your own unique designs. You’re sure to turn heads with your stunning new, one-of-a-kind embossed copper earrings!

Jan Fitzhugh & Stephanie MillerMin 5 / Max 10


Paint Makes Everything Prettier $20The Treehouse Design Studio13615 RR 12, WimberleyMonday, March 2, 20151PM to 3PMFind inspiration as Melynda shares her knowledge and expertise of Chalk Paint. Learn techniques to transform your own furniture and other wood-en objects using new decorative paint. There are endless possibilities for your projects. Bring a small wooden item, such as a box or picture frame, to transform during the workshop.

Melynda Einhaus with Jan FitzhughMin 6 / Max 12


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The ArtsLunch with Picasso $25 +San Antonio Museum of ArtWednesday, March 4, 201510AM to 4PMSettle into your seat for a comfortable ride to the San Antonio Museum of Art. You’ll arrive in San Antonio just in time for lunch at the Rosella Coffee Company, adjacent to the museum. Following lunch, a docent will guide us through the exceptional collection of Nelson Rockefeller’s Picasso Tapestries, commissioned for Kykuit.

+ $11 Museum Fee and Personal Lunch Expense



Palettes with Pinot $20The Art Vine13500 Ranch Road 12, WimberleyMonday, March 9, 20151PM to 3PMShow up at the Art Vine for a fun afternoon of painting with artist Laura Greene. Laura will serve up easy instructions to complete your own masterpiece, along with a taste of wonderful wine. Take home a beautiful painting to show family and friends.



A Charming Experience $20Arbor Gate Studio14 Springwood Circle, WimberleyWednesday, March 18, 20152PM to 4PMCreate a beautiful, one-of-a-kind necklace with a soldered glass charm. You’ll learn to use a soldering iron like a pro, score and cut your own glass to create a unique, two-sided pendant. Your new necklace will be sure to dazzle! Come and enjoy the afternoon in the beautiful, relaxing setting at Arbor Gate Studio.

Jan Fitzhugh & Stephanie MillerMin 3 / Max 6


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The ArtsHappy Bird Birdbaths $20Bella Vida Bed & Breakfast5701 FM 2325, WimberleyWednesday, March 25, 20152PM to 4PMHave fun creating a unique and beautiful work of art for your feathered friends.You will assemble an assortment of glass and ceramic bowls, plates, lamp bases, and misc. weather-proof items to create a one-of-a-kind bird-bath. Bring your own special items, use items provided, or a combination.

Belinda Smith and UnderwriterMin 5 / Max 10


Brush and Brunch $4057 Augusta Drive, WoodcreekThursday, March 26, 201510AM to 1PMWe will paint with acrylics led by artist Amy Brinkley from 10 - 12. After-wards a brunch will be served. All supplies will be included in the price.

Christina Stoever, Amy Brinkley, Shelli Beck, Shannon Riser



Bedaub & Bubbly $20The Art Vine13500 Ranch Road 12, WimberleyMonday, April 6, 20151PM to 3PMCreate your own beautiful painting while sipping a little bubbly with friends. Local artist and owner of The Art Vine, Laura Greene, will guide you step-by-step through your painting. You will leave with your own masterpiece!



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The ArtsPhotography at the Edge $15Art on 1213811 Ranch Road 12, WimberleyTuesday, April 7, 20152PM to 3PMEver look at amazing photographs and wonder what voodoo skills the pho-tographer used? Or was it tricky equipment which cost as much as a small SUV? Award-winning photographer, Bob Cook will pull back the curtain and show how any photographer can produce amazing photos using four simple techniques. Bob knows more than four, but he only has an hour!

Bob CookMin 6 / Max 20


Swing into Spring with Music $15125 Water Park Rd., WimberleySunday, April 19, 20153PM to 4:30PMCome enjoy music on the beautiful Blanco River. There will be beautiful big band, show tunes, patriotic, nostalgic ‘50s and ‘60s music, and more. The music will be played on the fabulous Lowrey Prestige Virtual Orches-tra, Lowrey’s Flagship Model. Dr. Dave, as he is known in Lowrey circles, plays several nationwide concerts a year for Lowrey Organs, but this is his only Wimberley area performance. Join us after the music for some light refreshments.

Dr. and Mrs. David MoralesMin 20 / Max 40


Fusion Fun $15 +Silo Glass7990 RR 12, San MarcosWednesday, April 22, 20152PM to 4PMSpend the afternoon learning to create your own fused glass night light. Learn from the experts, Elissa Beach and Chester John, at their Studio and Gallery.

Elissa Beach and Chester John+$10 supply fee paid on day of class



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ON THE ROADSan Antonio Missions $25 +Mission San Jose701N East Pyron Ave, San AntonioWednesday, February 18, 2015 8:45AM to 4:30PM

Discover history starting with the Queen of the Missions, Mission San Jose. Watch the video and take a Ranger-led tour. We will have lunch together at Nicha Comida Mexicana and then explore Mission San Juan, which was a self-sustaining community. The third and last mission is Mis-sion Conception, which is the oldest unrestored stone church in America.Karen Myers

+ Lunch on our ownMin 10 / Max 28


McNay Museum of Art $28 +6000 North New Braunfels, San AntonioTuesday, February 24, 2015 ~ 8:30AM to 4:30PM

Carpool with us for a tour of the first art museum of modern art in Texas. The museum has over 20,000 works of diverse art. A bonus will be the special exhibit of Rodin to Warhol. We will lunch at Mi Tierra and have time for shopping at the Market.Betty Jo Slider



Painted Churches of Schulenburg $28+618 North Main St, SchulenburgTuesday, March 24, 2015 ~ 8AM to 4PM

Heard about these churches? Now is the time to see the beauty of these country churches. We will carpool to Schulenburg and pick up our guide. We will tour four churches and have a break for lunch. The countryside surrounding the churches is beautiful as well.Betty Jo Slider



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Texas Hill Country Fashion Event $15 Trends & Traditions1917 Dutton Dr, San MarcosThursday, March 26, 2015 ~ 5PM to 8PM

Join us for a Texas Hill Country Fasion Event....where it is fashionable to look good and feel good. Enjoy an Olive Oil Tasting and Spring Fashion Preview. Learn about locally-grown olive oil and its health benefits while enjoying the flavors of various olive oils and recipes created using Texas-grown olive oil. Learn about all the soulful fashion selections and all the artisans represented at Trends & Traditions....where looking good and feeling good come together.Kelly Leinneweber



Selah Bamberger Ranch Preserve $28+ 2341 Blue Ridge Dr, Johnson CityWednesday, April 8, 2015 ~ 7:30AM to 3PM

Selah Bamberger Ranch Preserve is a 5,500-acre ranch that has been described as the largest habitat restortation project on private lands in Texas. Jump on the trolley for a 3 1/2-hour tour and learn about the environment. You may discover dinosaur tracks; see the chiroptorin, a man-made cave built to house 1 million bats; endangered Scimitar-horned oryx and cretaceous fossils. Reflect on the beauty and serenity of Hill Country nature. Lunch in Blanco.Betty Jo Slider



Smell the Roses $35 and Get Some Texas History Brenham, TexasTuesday, April 14, 2015 ~ 7:30AM to 6PM

Carpool through beautiful fields of wildflowers to the Antique Rose Empo-rium in Brenham. See blooming roses, native plants, and grasses you can buy for your garden. We will picnic on the grounds of the Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site in Independence, TX. We will visit the Star of Republic Museum, Barrington Living History Farm, and Independence Hall. Return home with new insight into the fascinating history of the Texas Republic period. Box lunch included.Betty Jo Slider



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CELEBRATE LEARNINGJewels from Job, in 4 Monday sessions $28Chapel in the Hills14601 RR 12, WimberleyMondays, February 2, 9, 16 & 23, 2015 ~ 10AM to 11AMA discussion-oriented study of the Old Testament Book of Job. Some questions probed will be: Is the Book of Job an allegory? Or was there perhaps a real man named Job who suffered great personal losses at the hand of Satan? Do the char-acters in the book represent real people? What can we learn from the dialogues presented in this book? Does the book reveal traits of God? Of humans? What gems of wisdom do we find in this early book?

Doug Koeppe



An Introduction to Essential Oils $12680 Saddleridge Dr., WimberleyTuesday, February 3, 2015 ~ 1PM to 2:30PMHave you been hearing all the buzz about using essential oils? Let Annette Har-rington provide an introductory education for you about essential oils and the powerful effects they can have on your body. Learn to use the oils in many ways and see for yourself how safe and versatile they are. Participants will take home several samples and products.

Annette Harrington and Becky Jordan



ON THE ROADFolklore by the Shore $20Bill & MF Johnson Home602 Sabino Ranch, WimberleyTuesday, April 21, 2015 ~ 10AM to 12PM

Drive though beautiful Sabino Ranch to a gorgeous setting overlooking Blue Hole. Long-time Wimberley residents and authors Bill & MF John-son will share stories of early Wimberley and the people who settled in the valley. Ever wondered about certain landmarks in Wimberley? Bill & MF will have answers in their typical charming way. If you are new to Wim-berley you do not want to miss this. Lunch vittles will follow!

Betty Jo Slider Karen MyersMin 10 / Max 40


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Cut, Fold, Emboss $18116 Purgatory Pass, San MarcosWednesday, February 4, 2015 ~ 10AM to 12PMCreate your own embossed bookmark, greeting card, and mini origami book. Have fun learning to emboss paper, picking your own colors to work with and do-ing some creative folding. Embellish and select ribbon of your own choice. We’ll then learn to make an envelope for you to send your card to a special friend!

Stephanie Miller with Tomoko Long



How to Use Google Earth $12 in Your Genealogy Research Wimberley Village Library Multi-purpose RoomWednesday, February 11, 2015 ~ 9AM to 11AMCreate a Google Earth account and start to explore all the different locations your ancestors lived and are buried. It’s all free to use and will enhance your genealogy research to allow you to do a virtual tour of each location you have tagged or pinned.

Cindy FormanMin 5 / Max 15


Minutes to Wow Valentine’s Day Cards $20110 County Road 1492, WimberleyThursday, February 12, 2015 ~ 1:30PM to 4:30PMJoin us for a fun afternoon of friendship and papercrafting. We will be making some beautiful Valentine’s Day cards and learning fun techniques.

Liz Starrett with Presenter Joanne Soukup



Build a Family Tree Online $12Wimberley Village Library Multi-purpose RoomWednesday, February 18, 2015 ~ 9AM to 11AMLearn how to build a family tree online to share with others, not using Ancestry.com. Different websites will be demonstrated for information that can be shared and what should be kept private or offline. The goal of this class is to get each person started in developing a family history so others can join in building it also. Please bring your laptop computer so you can follow along in class and begin to build your tree.

Cindy FormanMin 5 / Max 15


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CELEBRATE LEARNINGFlower Power $20Wimberley Community CenterThursday, February 19, 2015 ~ 10AM to 12PMTired of the bleak days of winter? Learn how flowers can enhance any occa-sion and help decrease those winter blues. Create your own arrangement with guidance from Carla Luke of Brookshire Brothers. You will go home with the arrangement you have made. Refreshments will be served.

Carla Luke, Floral Dept. Brookshire Brothers , Sandra Balacek



Wimberley Gardening 101 $12King Feed, WimberleySaturday, February 21, 2015 ~ 10AM to 11AMJoin Tim and the rest of the gardening staff for a discussion about gardening in Wimberley, its special challenges and how to confront them. We’ll talk about fix-ing poor soil, protecting your plants, choosing the right plants, managing weeds and much more.

Tim Thompson



Morning at the Museum $167 A Ranch, WimberleySaturday, February 28, 2015 ~ 10AM to 12PMVisit Jack Glover’s Cowbow 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.

Trish Czichos and Jack & Sherry Glover



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CELEBRATE LEARNINGBBQ Tips, Tricks & Techniques $301701 Windmill Run, WimberleySaturday, February 28, 2015 ~ 4PM to 6PMMaster the techniques that make barbecue great with this indispensable show-and-tell by Jay Bachman. A Texas native, Jay has spent the last two decades perfecting his craft at The Hard Rock Cafe, Sambuca, Martini Park, and Leaning Pear . This how-to session will be for anyone passionate about grilling and BBQ-ing. Chef Jay will demonstrate two versions of beef brisket, chicken, BBQ sauce, cole slaw, potato salad, beans, and homemade pickles. We get to sample it all! Dessert and drinks included.

Jay Bachman assisted by Philip O’Hara; Co-Hosts Susie Logan & Anna White



What’s Best Next in 4 sessions $28 +Wimberely Visitor Center, 14100 RR 12Wednesdays, March 4, 11, 18 and 25, 2015 ~ 12PM to 1PMA four-session workshop for developing a God-centered, personally satisfying life based on Matt Peman’s book. What’s Best Next. Saturated in a biblical world-view, this workshop will help you develop a personal mission statement, your overarching life goal, specific everyday callings, and methods for staying on track. Led by Rev. Clint Regen, Wimberley Presbyterian Church. Bring your own brown bag lunch.

Rev. Clint Regen

+ $16 for book payable at first sessionMin 8 / Max 20


What is Zentangle? $20Rose Plaza, 100 Melody Way, Suite H, WimberleyThursday, March 5, 2015 ~ 1PM to 3:30PMZentangle Art-fun for everyone! The Zentangle method is an easy to learn, relax-ing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. It is practiced and enjoyed all over the world, across a wide range of skills, inter-ests, and ages. The Zentangle Method was created by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas and is trademarked. Michelle Robinson is a Certified Zentangle Teacher.

Michelle Robinson



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CELEBRATE LEARNINGGrowing Vegetables, Part Uno $12King Feed, WimberleySaturday, March 7, 2015 ~ 10AM to 11AMThe kick-off to the spring veggie gardening season. We’ll talk about feeding your soil, mulching, planting, pest management, harvest and special needs of some veggies. Join us for the celebration of the most exciting time for Wimberley gardeners.

Tim Thompson



Alexander Technique $18Medi-Spa, 159 Flat Rock, South River, WimberleyMonday, March 9, 2015 ~ 6:30PM to 8:30PMLearn how to invest in yourself through good use of your body. How we use our body as children changes as we grow older, unconsciously yielding to habit and gravity. Alexander lessons with Raine allow students to move through their everyday routine with ease, without strain, and help them avoid injury. Raine St. Claire, AMSAT Certified Teacher. Wear comfortable clothing!

Raine St. ClaireMin 4 / Max 15


Norweigian Baking $16738 Hill Country Trail, WimberleyThursday, March 12, 2015 ~ 10AM to 12PMDeiig! That’s Norwegian for delicious, and that’s what you’ll say about lefse when you taste it. A popular soft, flat bread in Scandinavian countries--especially Nor-way--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 Griffin for a morning of lefse-making. What we don’t eat, you take home. What a deal!

Signe GriffinMin 6 / Max 6


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CELEBRATE LEARNINGSelf-Publishing $16 +Wimberely Visitor Center, Conference RoomThursday, March 12, 2015 ~ 1PM to 3PMAlways wanted to write a book? There’s never been a better time with all the mod-ern technology at your fingertips. This workshop will guide you through the self-publishing process from conception through completion. Learn about the various publishing methods available to you and how to market your book when it becomes a reality. Wimberley author Allan C. Kimball has had seven books published.

Allan & Madonna Kimball

+ $10 supply fee paid on day of classMin 8 / Max 15


Minutes to Wow Spring Cards $20 +110 County Road 1492, WimberleyThursday, March 12, 2015 ~ 1:30PM to 4:30PMJoin us for a fun afternoon of friendship and papercrafting. We will be making some beautiful spring cards and learning fun techniques.

Liz Starrett with Presenter Joanne Soukup

+ $6 supply fee paid on day of classMin 4 / Max 8


Twisted Biscotti $16729 Hill Country Trail, WimberleyThursday, March 19, 2015 ~ 10AM to 12PMLet’s Make Twisted Biscotti!! This family recipe is a staple in Sicilian families for holidays. The crisp cookie is a perfect, not-too-sweet accompaniment to an after-noon or morning coffee. The Twisted Biscotti were often made in large batches by Sicilian family groups at holiday times. In this class the dough will be prepared, partners will roll out and twist the cookies, they will be baked, and everyone will take some home. Bring an apron (if you like) and be ready to have fun!

M.J. Sazino



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CELEBRATE LEARNINGWater-Wise Gardening $12King Feed, WimberleySaturday, March 21, 2015 ~ 10AM to 11AMYes, you can conserve our most precious natural resouce and still enjoy a beautiful landscape, garden, and lawn. Come to this class and learn how.

Tim Thompson



Cookie Decorating Class for Kids $25Divinely Scrumptious, WimberleyThe kitchen at the old Baptist ChurchSaturday, March 28, 2015 ~ 10AM to 12:30PMThis class will teach students how to make and apply Royal Icing to cut-out cook-ies. Each student will decorate and take home one dozen unique cut-out cookies. Minimum age is 6 years.

Divinely Scrumptious Susan Shafer



Boot Scootin’ Blue Jeans $15Wimberley Community CenterThursday, April 2, 2015 ~ 10AM to 12PMFor fun, for health, for mental stimulation, join the Boot Scooters to see a demon-stration of line dancing and a kicker number or two. They will dance to “Come Dance With Me” by Hal Ketchum, plus others. You will be encouraged to par-ticipate in a simple lesson. Laughter is guaranteed!

Peggy Huddleston



Growing Vegetables, Part Dos $12King Feed, WimberleyThursday, April 2, 2015 ~ 10AM to 11AMThe second wave of spring veggie gardening: everything you need to know to put more and better vegetables on your table with the least possible effort.

Tim Thompson



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Men’s Nite Out $20Slider residence, 15 Ranch View Trail, WimberleyFriday, April 10, 2015 ~ 5PM to 7PMJoin the Brookshire Bros. crew in sampling four or more house-made and local wurst with new local craft beers to match. Kick back, relax, throw a few washers and horse shoes as you enjoy SAUSAGE & BEER. Not a vegetable in sight. It’s a GUY THING!

Brookshire Brothers: Jason Noske, Trevor Hasson & Norman Weaner



Chickens 101. $15What Came First...the Chicken or the Egg? 76 Calendula St., Spring BranchSaturday, April 11, 2015 ~ 10AM to 12PMCome and join Fancy Feathers 4-H members for a morning of fun, information, and homemade snacks. We will: teach you the basics and advantages of raising a flock of backyard or show chickens; cover a myriad of breeds; show how eggs are formed; give a tour of a Fancy Feathers coop; show rare Nankins; answer your ques-tions; and send you home with a bag of goodies. Sign up for yourself and a friend!

Fancy Feathers 4-H Members



Raised Beds and Container Gardening $12King Feed, WimberleySaturday, April 18, 2015 ~ 10AM to 11AMJoin our discussion of some of the easier ways to combat the reality of poor, thin, and alkaline soils that are so common here. Shortcuts to making raised beds and gardening in pots, planters, fabric gardens, vertical gardens, and more!

Tim ThompsonMin 5 / Max 15


Composting and Summer Gardening $12King Feed, WimberleySaturday, May 2, 2015 ~ 10AM to 11AMWe’ll offer practical ways to help you live with the most challenging time for Texas gardens. With just a few simple guidelines, you can learn the art of com-posting successfully every time.

Tim ThompsonMin 5 / Max 15


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FUN & GAMESLet’s Play Bunko $1515 Ranch View Trail, WimberleyTuesday, February 10, 20151PM to 4PMNever played? A pro? Doesn’t matter. Join us for an afternoon of fun. We will roll the dice, visit, and enjoy delicious snacks and desserts.

Betty Jo Slider, Ellen Tarver



Sue Hopkins Memorial $6 +Contract Bridge Tournament Wimberley Community Center, Johnson HallWednesday, February 11, 201512:30PM to 4PMEnjoy a fun afternoon of socializing while playing bridge. Delicious hors d’oeuvres will be served. Prizes will be awarded for each round. Grand prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners. $12.00 per couple.

Feets Shelton, Wednesday Night Bridge Club

+ $6 at the doorMin 40 / Max 120Reservations:

Deadline for registration is February 8. Make checks payable to Mary Lou Lewis.

Mary Lou Lewis ~ 512-847-2074

Beginning Mah Jongg $15(4 session Class) Wimberley Library Multipurpose Room, 400 FM 2325Tuesdays, February 17 and 24, 2015 ~ 1PM to 3PMTuesday, March 3, 2015 ~ 12PM to 2PMTuesday, March 10, 2015 ~ 1PM to 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 play-ers can brush up on their game. The $15.00 fee covers all 4 sessions.

Kathie Parker



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FUN & GAMES42 Dominos Lessons (2-session Class) $15Wimberley Library Multipurpose Room, 400 FM 2325Thursdays, February 19 and 26, 20151PM to 3:30PMEasy to learn and easy to play, 42 is a dominos game with 4 players in fixed part-nerships. 42 was invented in 1887 in Trappe Springs (now Garner), TX by two young Fundamentalist Baptist boys who were caught playing cards and punished by their parents. Playing cards were viewed as the Devil’s Picture Book, but no restrictions were placed on domino games. After 2 fun afternoons of learning and practicing, you’ll want to keep playing. Refreshments served.

Kathleen Young, John Young and Rosalie Hutcherson



Learn to Play Bridge (4-session Class) $20Wimberley Presbyterian Church, 956 FM 2325Tuesdays, March 3, 10, 17 and 24, 20157PM to 9PMAlways wanted to learn the game of Bridge? Now’s the time. The mysteries of the game will be revealed, as well as the skills needed. Join us for some socializing and lots of instruction. Class will meet for 4 consecutive Tuesdays. Fee includes all 4 sessions.

Instructors Bob Auvenshine, Kay Dierks, Jackie Mattice, Jane Knaus



Pokeno $10+290 Brunson, WimberleyWednesday, March 11, 201512PM to 2PMIt’s fun! It’s easy! If you know how to play poker and bingo and bunko, you will enjoy this game. So come and join us for an afternoon of fun. A light lunch will be served.

Georgia Robinson

+ Bring a $10 wrapped gift and a $2 gift



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FUN & GAMESMetal Detecting Treasure Hunt $15Mountain Crest HOA Park, WimberleySaturday, March 21, 20159:30AM to 11AMCome 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 or bring your own.

Blaine Nelson, Larry Vickers



Afternoon of Duplicate Bridge $1515 Ranch View Trail, WimberleyTuesday, March 31, 20151PM to 4PMCome join other Duplicate Bridge players for an afternoon of fun. Delicious snacks and desserts will be served.

Betty Jo Slider, Barbara Dawkins



Intermediate Bridge (2-session Class) $15Wimberley Presbyterian Church, 956 FM 2325Tuesday, March 31, 20157PM to 9PMWant to improve your Bridge skills? Been playing for 6 months or more? Join us! We will cover Stayman, weak 2’s, transfers, and defensive play among other tac-tics. Class will meet on 2 consecutive Tuesdays, March 31 and April 7, from 7pm to 9pm. Fee includes both sessions.

Instructors Bob Auvenshine, Kay Dierks, Jackie Mattice, Jane Knaus



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FUN & GAMES42 Dominos Tournament $20Wimberley Community Center Senior LoungeSaturday, April 18, 20159:30AM to 3PMJoin fellow 42 aficionados for a day of friendly competition and lots of fun! We’ll play 4 rounds in the morning, enjoy a delicious lunch, and resume tournament play with another 4 rounds in the afternoon. Prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Places will be awarded. Players at all levels of experience are welcome!

Bud Nettles, Judy Fountain, Shirley Schliessmann, Janet Casper



Mah Jongg Marathon $20+Lutheran Church101 West Spoke Hill Rd., WimberleyWednesday, April 29, 20159:30AM to 3:30PMWhether you’re mildly or wildly fond of the game, you won’t want to miss this fun day of Mah Jongg Madness! So join us in giving the new 2015 card a good workout! We’ll build and break walls, do the Charleston, create pungs and kongs, gather flowers, hunt for dragons, jockey for jokers - and simply have a Mah Jong-ging great time while supporting a great cause. Lunch will be served and prizes awarded. This event is geared toward experienced players.

Shirley Schliessmann

+$1.50 at the door for cash prizesMin 8 / Max 32


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GRAND FINALE$60

Rancho Mirando6600 FM 32, WimberleySunday, April 26, 2015

6:30PM to 9PM

Rock & Roll the night away with Little Beverly & the Shades at the incomparable Rancho Mirando as we celebrate the conclusion of the 32nd season of spring fundraising events. Join us for a dinner provided by My Mother’s Daughter’s Catering. This will truly be the party of the year. You won’t want to miss it!!




Charli Manross, GRIBROKER ASSOCIATE, REALTOR®

512-847-5335 CELL 713-828-4916

[email protected]

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Wimberley Community Civic ClubWe wish to extend a big thank you to all of those in the community who make Spring Event such a

success. We could not do this without your support.

$100/$200 DONORSAngels for Elders

Cypress Creek Animal HospitalBarbara Dugger

Gina and Tom FulkersonPatsy Jacobs

Sharon KennedyPaula King

Doug and Pat KoeppeWarren and Ansley Kolar

Treasures on Twelve/Adoption Group RescueMarilyn Wilson

Wimberley Home Health

IN KIND DONORS Aqua Fresca Studios Arbor Gate Studio Art on 12 A Studio Z Bella Vida Bed & Breakfast Betty Martin Bloom Street Design Brocante Buttercup Hill Scenic Cabins Chulita’s Compassionate Care Hospice Creekside Inn Dick’s Classic Garage Dovetails Hill Country Grooming Hill Country Wine Shoppe Hired Killers Pest & Lawn John Knox Ranch Wimberley Lions Club Rancho Mirando River House Shop the Tree House Star Antiques The Art Vine

Wimberley ACE Hardware

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Wimberley Community Civic Club

Thank you for participating

in the 2015 Spring Event!

The Wimberley Community Civic Club is proud to present our 32nd 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 are grateful for your ongoing support.

Centralized CareWithin Your Community

Seton Medical Center Hays was created to serve as a centralized resource for complex medical care. That’s why we offer patients a full range of diagnostic, surgical, cardiac, emergency and maternity health services – all in one location. Our facility was also designed to provide an environment of warmth and healing care. Whether it’s a hospital stay, trip to the emergency room or just getting lab work, we’ve considered every detail in our innovative hospital design to make the patient’s experience a positive and memorable one.

Residents of Hays County can receive expert care for the whole family without leaving the area. And because we are part of the Seton Healthcare Family, we offer access to a network of care of the highest quality throughout the region. The choice is simple. For more information, please visit seton.net/hays.

6001 Kyle Parkway • Kyle, TX 78640 • 512-504-5000seton.net/hays

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