Here's whats coming in the near future:

Anyone interested in getting a group together for any of these events - please let me know and I'll get the word out.

October

 The Round Top Antique and Flea market is amazingly large - miles in fact.  You can spend days there and not see everything.   Add to that the amazing pies at Royer's Cafe and it makes a really fun outing.    Check them out at : www.roundtop.com/antique1.htm

Do we want a neighborhood Halloween party this year?  Or do we want to decorate cars or tables and sit at the ends of the driveway like the last couple of years.     Halloween is on a Monday this year - that may make a difference.  If we have a party we might think of having it the Saturday before.......

November

The first Saturday in November each year is the Native American Pow Wow.  It's a fun day at Toney Burger Center where different Native American tribes gather and perform their traditional dances, etc.  This event also includes some really yummy food and a great craft fair.  

The first Saturday in November is also the day of Roots, Boots, and Brisket - an annual genealogy workshop that offers classes, demonstrations, displays and lots of help for those looking for their ancestors.  This event is free and includes a free brisket/peach cobbler lunch.  It's held at the building of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Convict Hill Road in Oak Hill and is sponsored by that church and by the Austin Genealogy Association and other groups that meet to help educate and entertain anyone interested in genealogy or other related fields.   (The Journal Writing class is my favorite)  It's come-and-go and as I said:  Free.