The evening will feature food, beverages, and the recognition of 25 extraordinary women and three groups who have made Kerr County a better place to live, work, and raise a family. They were selected from 70 nominated women represented by more than 90 submissions.
The week's calendar reflects the full range of what Kerrville and the surrounding Hill Country do well.
Volunteer applications are being accepted through May 1 at kerrstaff.org. A pre-festival work weekend is set for May 2-3 for those who want to arrive early to help prepare the Ranch. Crew leaders are asked to attend an organizational meeting May 9 at Radio Rosewood in Austin.
Pint & Plow Brewing Co. marks its 10th anniversary with the Hobo Gala, a Clay Street block party running noon to 8 p.m. Saturday that doubles as a fundraiser for the Doyle Community Center
From a Bee Gees tribute at the Cailloux to Pint & Plow's 10th birthday bash, the week of March 23-29 offers something for almost everyone
Returning this year are hand-painted rain barrels, which sold out in 2025, along with traditional rainwater harvesting barrels. Proceeds from rain barrel sales fund horticulture scholarships at Texas universities.
The group welcomes business owners, entrepreneurs, creatives and anyone curious about artificial intelligence and its practical applications. Topics include using AI to boost business productivity, creative projects and solo operations.
Kerrville's spring break week is packed with live music, outdoor activities, community gatherings and family-friendly events across the Hill Country.
The week's most prominent community gathering may be Thursday's Soup's On! dinner at Dietert Center, a soup supper and silent auction benefiting Meals on Wheels. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Tickets and online auction bidding are available at dietertcenter.org.
The event runs Saturday, Feb. 28 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday, March 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the CCAC on the Schreiner campus. Admission is free. Organizers encourage attendees to RSVP at schreiner.edu.
