Check out the fresh produce (and other delectables like fresh-roasted coffee, farm-fresh eggs and new vendors!) at Farmers Market, hosted by Fischer Store Saturday Market. Call 830-370-1554 for more information.

Pony rides, petting zoo, bounce house, games, prizes, shopping, food, and live music. Affordable for families.

The Gorge Preservation Society’s Annual Fundraiser!

This is truly a one of a kind event. Just off the Canyon Lake Spillway you will see an array of luminaries along the spillway leading you to the event.

Only 27 tickets available at $100 each, call to reserve at 830-964-5424.

Join St. Joseph Catholic Church in Spring Branch in celebrating over 50 years of their annual Honey Creek Festival.

This popular event is a Hill Country favorite with a German meets Tex-Mex variety of foods, refreshing drinks and plenty of games, live and silent auctions, arts and crafts and entertainment for the whole family. This year’s grand prize is a $5,000 Visa Gift Card. Festival admission is free and food and drink tickets are sold at the festival. For more information, please visit honeycreekfestival.com.

What began as an annual parish festival and homecoming has turned into a community event combining German heritage foods with Tex-Mex fun and festivities.

Founded in late 1876, St. Joseph Honey Creek has stood as a center point of the Bulverde-Spring Branch area providing services and caring for the community. From the Society of St. Vincent De Paul to our Honey Bee Prayer Quilters, the ministries of St Joseph Catholic Church – Honeycreek do much for one of the fastest growing communities in Texas.

Learn a little about our historic church founded by German settlers. Feel free to tour the old church, now the air conditioned Day Chapel.  Brochures and information on our ministries are also available in the old church.

Comal County is helping provide a drop-off location for residents’ household hazardous waste on Saturday, Oct. 19.

County residents can drop off items such as paint, gasoline, insecticide or bleach in the parking lot of New Braunfels City Hall, 550 Landa St., from 8 a.m. to noon. Participants should enter the parking lot from Laurel Lane.

To verify residency, residents are asked to bring a state-issued picture ID with current address. The last car in line at noon will be the last to participate in the collection.

Participants should not mix any items and transport them only in a car trunk or truck bed. When possible, items should be in their original, properly sealed, labeled containers, which cannot exceed five gallons for liquid wastes. To minimize wait times, trailer loads will not be accepted.

Prohibited items include ammunition, explosives, flares, fireworks, compressed natural gas cylinders, medical waste, pharmaceuticals, radioactive materials, commercial waste, tires, trash and electronics.

More information can be found at www.comalcountytx.com/hhw.htm.

Check out the fresh produce (and other delectables like fresh-roasted coffee, farm-fresh eggs and new vendors!) at Farmers Market, hosted by Fischer Store Saturday Market. Call 830-370-1554 for more information.