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From music festivals to markets, check out 9 events happening in Georgetown in late March and April.
This list is not comprehensive, and details are subject to change.
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Georgetown Art Center will show a selection of collages by Chris Ireland, displaying themes of home, place and memory.
Those interested in fishing can head to Southwest Williamson County Regional Park for the annual event. Residents of all ages will learn tips and techniques from local experts. Fishing poles and tackles will be provided.
Children and families can connect with nature by engaging in activities, demonstrations and educational opportunities at Garey Park.
Yogis can spend their Sunday morning with Root to Rise Plant Co. for a monthly wellness event, featuring free yoga, plant deals and vendors.
The traveling exhibit from the University of Massachusetts Amherst’s Institute for Holocaust, Genocide and Memory Studies will make a stop at the Georgetown Public Library. The exhibit will begin with a presentation for Yom Hashoah on April 12 at 2 p.m. by Deborah Roth-Howe.
Georgetown Palace Theatre will host 66 performers over two days, with evenings of music and memories to raise money to repair and preserve the theater after recent water damage. The shows will feature stars from past seasons performing Broadway classics and more.
The city’s Arts and Culture program will host its semiannual event highlighting interactive arts experiences in Georgetown. The stroll will feature live music, artist demonstrations, performances, tours and shopping.
Live music fans can gather at San Gabriel Park for Two Step Inn, a two-day country music festival. Attendees can expect performances from Brooks & Dunn, Chris Stapleton, Goo Goo Dolls, The Red Clay Strays and The Band Perry.
The 27th annual festival will include artisan and food vendors, a parade, a car show, children's activities, pup parade and live music from Maddie & Tae and Jade Eagleson. See Page 29 for more event information.
